Champ Drives For Industry Amid Youth Injury And Plans
A chaotic scene described as a seeding altercation among youths ends with injuries and teen involvement. Local officials announce a Senior Conference to be held March 3 in Wire ton, while the Ford Foundation funds a project to aid elderly people. Community groups report fundraising of over 81,500 for a Heart Fund drive and discuss school conference notes and new business relocations near Champ A.
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Ben Whetmen
Kiwanis Toothmobile Visits Highlight Community Health Outreach
A Kiwanis Toothmobile tour completed a local stop with reported attendance and services. The event, tied to area health efforts, reflected community support and partnerships with local organizations and volunteers.
Gasoline amendment on ballot in St Charles County vote
Voters in St Charles County face a gasoline tax amendment on March 6. Endorsed by local groups, the measure would fund street projects in St Charles and surrounding areas, with expected state and local benefits totaling roughly 177000 dollars in excess of current allocations.
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Final Rites for Row Housing Pioneer Frank B Aymond Open
Frank Higaneg Aymond aged in his four holiday anniversary resided at 717 North Fourth St. He died Sunday morning at St Joseph Hospital. Knights of Columbus member for 50 years and charter member of the Boys Town chapter, he was survived by a sister and two nieces. The row housing development at Gallaher and Pine was tied to the project led by Fister and Priel with support from Fischer and Fetebtet.
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Mail Boxes Damaged by Suspected Vandals
Over the weekend several mail boxes were torn down on South River Road and Fried's Road. Vandals appeared to have knocked them over by running vehicles. Officials have been notified.
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South River Road
Fried
Romance of Steamboat Days Chronicle in River Town
Historical brief outlines the era of river travel and steamboat life along the Mississippi, noting figures such as Eden Metaisty and Noack et al. It references a river community, a marriage, and a notable fatal incident along the waterway with sparse, fragmentary details.
Stolen county telephones traced to three booths
Sheriff's report says a telephone coin thief pried three booths at Cave Spring St. Peters and O Fallon Sunday night. Two phones with coin boxes opened have been found. Police follow a lead about a man financing a trip to the West Coast with funds from the theft.
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