Sheriff Highlights Law Enforcement Struggles and Reforms
County Sheriff Koester addressed the Carauites of Social Agencies on the need for closer cooperation between law enforcement and welfare services. He cited rising prisoner numbers and more female inmates, with 1,378 jailed last year, and called for faster, practical responses rather than punitive measures. He urged joint efforts to address root causes, improved dispatch efficiency, and smarter patrols to reduce crime and speed aid to those in need.
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First Capitol Rose Society Meets Tuesday
The First Capitol Rose Society of St. Charles will hold its regular meeting next Tuesday at 7 p.m. in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Carr Edwards Jr. 608 Flown Drive. Edwards will explain rose bed preparation and pruning methods while Mrs. Ruby Werges outlines the Droper pruning technique. The club invites all interested in rose culture.
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Carr ‘Edwards, Jr
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Ruby Werges
Sheriff Koester Leads Discussion On Mutuel Problems
Sheriff Robert Koester spoke at a St. Charles luncheon of the social agencies committee on mutuel problems involving law enforcement and social agencies. Mrs Mildred Peterman served as program chairman of Guy Baltight and chaired the social agencies committee.
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Robert Koester
St. Charles Community
Mildred Peterman
Fell
Guy Baltight
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