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Newspaper
Saint Charles Journal
Location
Saint Charles, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1966
Page
8
Mese Rate Williams, 35, leaped from a bridge into the Miescutt River at West Alton as motorists shouted to stop her. A barge crew recovered her body after the perilous jump.
James Perkins of 1625 Wilmes Street has been assigned to the Third Armored Division stationed in Germany according to military personnel records.
Texas cattle leader Centinial haPagne R Francis and Awe Dyer chair the Missouri event at St. Louis Chamber of Commerce. University of Missouri Animal Husbandry outlines research on soil and fertilizers. Farmers invited to attend and learn about current beef cattle studies.
The Association of North American Directory Publishers led by RL Polk & Co. runs the service from the chambers of commerce. In other cities publishers note annual entries with names such as Joseph and Barbara highlighted in the alphabetical section of the new directory.
The Foreign Relations Club sold shares of stock of various countries to help defray expenses from a foreign parent. Bob Ray bought the darling share of stocks.
Sixty six members of the Kiwanis club have been assigned to work on four shifts for the Safety Lane. The third street quarters will be torn down after the current section is completed and a 55 bed addition will be made.
A public safety day hosted by Spring-Vue Endension Club on May 2 from 2 to 4 pm at Mrs. Lee Wehmeier 22 Terry Drive Belleview Terrace. Belleview Terracey Dry We H Wertz is assisting at 3 pm for a $2 entry with proceeds aiding the cause. Contact Mrs. Wehmeier for details. Nearby notes mention Airman Glenton Guine muth and Charles Houston Se reported to Fleet Commission Squadron 8 in Puerto Rico.
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