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Newspaper
Saint Charles Journal
Location
Saint Charles, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1966
Page
1
Marchers filled the Loyalty Day parade in St Charles on Sunday led by the VFW post and guard. The central photo shows the St Charles High Band marching in unison, a veteran in a cap moving briskly before retreating to his mother’s arms in another frame.
In Bt. Charles County six candidates face no opposition and are set to serve Wir County. Four offices go to Deimontsts and two to Republicans. A August primary will decide an additional contest among ten Democrats for the County Clerk nomination. Several races feature both parties filing for seven other offices with a likely primary and general election. Noted incumbents include Webster Karen Innek as probate judge and Al Bert Evinoling as magistrate judge. Democrats lone filer include Noemap Jaspering for circuit clerk. Incumbent Paul Feuerstelm seeks collector, Lam bert Karl for auditor, and Omer Dames for Youth district representative. The county clerk race pits Joseph Haake against Bertram Kleeschulte. Both parties will nominate for judges of the county court, recorder prosecuting attorney, treasurer, and 108th district representative. Continuous.
Miss Jeanine Pohlmann of St Charles was crowned Missouri Young Career Woman of the Year at state finals in Kansas City. The selection noted scholastic ability career plans church and community involvement and personality. She will compete in the National finals July 24 in Atlanta Georgia.
Restoration work on Missouri’s first state capitol building in the 200 block of South Main Street is set to begin by June. The Joint House Senate Conference Committee restored the $81,000 appropriation after earlier rejection, with Elmer Kolkmsier as contractor. Completion is targeted for 1970 in celebration of Missouri’s 150th year of statehood.
A residence near St. Charles on Old Boonectick Route Highway 94 is identified as the best example of an early American frame house in Missouri. Built in 1833, the Bel Aire home features handmade bricks, a simple exterior, and originally four fireplaces on the exterior.
Gordon Prinster of St. Charles joined winery law school graduates who passed their bar exams. About 35 graduates hailed from the St. Louis area. Elizabeth Isaacs of Cornell College will speak at the dedication of Alice Parker Hall, Lindenwood College hosts 128 students at Parker Hall at 2:30 p.m. Saturday. Parker Hall is named for a late faculty member who served 18 years. Officers of the St. Charles County Dental Assistants Society were installed at a April dinner meeting. Officers include Ann Boetler president, Dan Liter president, Jeune vice president, Willenbrink secretary treasurer, and Robert Gutzweiler director. The St. Charles Community Council will hold an installation dinner May 9 at Golf View Inn, with reservations due May 4.
Latirel District No 5 in St Charles County votes Saturday May 7 at 6 AM to 7 PM on a 295000 bond issue for new facilities. Superintendent George Heltzell notes 10 percent annual enrollment growth. plan includes bus and general maintenance buildings twelve classrooms and an annex to the central elementary. Polling sites listed. out-of-town voters urged to cast ballots.
Officials of Zion Lutheran Church Harvester Missouri signed a contract April 28 with Elmer Kotkmeier General Contractor St Charles for construction of a new church on Highway 94 five miles south of St Charles. The Waters Assembly of Zion congregation voted April 24 to accept Kotkmeier’s low bid of 191 43100. Construction will begin immediately with completion expected in early spring 1967. Members include over 700 adults and children with weekly worship Bible school and parish programs.
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