Newly Elected Officers Named for St Charles Extension Council
The St Charles County University of Missouri Extension Council announced its newly elected officers led by President George Hellmann. County Clerk Joe Haake presided as the awarder. Left to right in photos are Mrs Elroy Zumbeht, George Hellmann, Oscar Brakensiek, and Mrs Eugene Eckler with roles as Secretary Treasurer and Vice President noted.
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St. Charles
Elroy ‘Zumbeht
George Hellmann
Oscar Brakensiek
Eugene Eckler
Women Theme At A A Meeting In St Charles
The Charles branch of the American Association of University Women will meet at Lindenwood College Fine Arts building at 7 48 p m Thursday. The Status of Women committee led by Doris Gerken will present a program about women of St Charles past and present featuring Lindenwood Sophomore Vivian Lane who will discuss Mary Easton Sibley, founder of Lindenwood, and speakers on Mother Rose Philiprine Muchesae. Hostesses include Virginia Terry and others.
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At. Charles
American Association of University Women
Lindenwood College
Doris Gerken
Lanore ‘Sogard
Marianne Thiel
Arlee Vaught
Ima Waye
Ruby Werges
Cara Lee White
Jessie ‘O'Coughilin
St. Charles
Vivian Lane
Morriston
Arkansas
Mary Easton Sibley
Lindenwood
Acady of the Sacredbert
Rose Philiprine Muchesae
Frontier Missionary of the Sacred
Ema Wayes
AL AL Lic
St.Charles
Virginia Terry
Carel Sark
Georgia Clemons
Lois Cannon
Dorothy Vandorff
Margaret Cruze
Charlone Harvey
Marrjorie Owings
Bloodmobile Visit Planned For March Fifteenth
The Red Cross chapter schedules two bloodmobile visits in St Charles at the Methodist Church on March 15 from 1 to 6 pm. A quota of 150 pints is set for the event as residents are urged to donate. The message stresses community spirit and helping neighbors with a pint of blood.
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American Red Cross
St. Charlés
Eamer
Red Grass
Inday
Rice Program Receives Approval In Referendum Vote
Final tabulation by the U S Department of Agriculture shows 4 774 growers approved quotas while 1 216 voted yes in the 1963 rice crop referendum Missouri farmers participated with a 22 7 percent yes rate. Approval required two thirds of voters for quotas to take effect.
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U.S. Department of Agriculture
Missouri
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