23 Mar 1967
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Newspaper
Saint Charles Journal
Location
Saint Charles, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1967
Page
1
Applicants for the LE Scholarship seek the $200 award. The notice lists submission details and required name and club affiliation, with a deadline stated as not later than April. It references Saint Louis area addresses and mentions independent firms and union stability as context.
A Sunday morning fire gutted remnants of a 19th century farmhouse near 720 North Ningshighway. Vandals are suspected in prior damage, while the clay and straw church-like wall withstood the blaze before firefighters toppled it for safety. The Raues arrived Saturday afternoon to prepare the log house for summer use.
St Charles County Democratic Chub meets in the Circuit Court room tonight at 8 p m with speakers William Corrigan and Donald Williams. Corrigan, 1966 Missouri Senate candidate, urges planning for 1968 and more enthusiasm. Williams, Fort Zumwalt high sophomore active in campaigns, will discuss the war in Southeast Asia and Vietnam. Corporal Dennis May, Silver Star recipient, will speak on Vietnam. Open to the public. refreshments served. Contact Marvin Morgan or club officers to join.
Readings show Lutheran congregations at Trinity Orchard Zion Harvester and Charfen with pastors Reinwe, Merrel, Fafert and Schul delivering sermons at 8 00 pm Good Friday services and 11 00 am Easter morning services. Music includes church choirs and a violinist Robert Cruce.
Mr. Kennard Fenton will speak to the League of WomenVoters of St. Charles at 405 Elmhurst on Monday March 27. He will discuss problems in St Charles County arising from rapid growth as part of the Know Your County study by the local league. All interested persons are invited.
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