Community events fill St. Charles and O Fallon calendar
A dense listing of meetings and activities across St. Charles County and O Fallon including Overeaters Anonymous TOPS chapters church groups and youth centers. Organizations such as Salvation Army Kiwanis JCs and the Civil Air Patrol host gatherings at various local venues from 7 pm to 10 pm and earlier. Community groups advertise lectures rehearsals thrift shops and social events with contact numbers and locations at Main Street First Capitol and local schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Charles
Mildred Messer
Null
Orchard Farmamentary School
Civil Air Patrol
Foursquare
St. Charles County Ambulance District Board of Directors
Pam O'Fallon
St. Dowwinie
Damplicéle Briny Charles
Rivers West Camera Club
Grave Charch United
O'Falion
Pan
Chifor Howe
Capitel
Fed Aan
Riwanié Brontien Club
Wagan Gol
St. Andrews
Hettoo Rumer
Haan
Charles Senter
St. John
Salvation Army
St. Charles County
St. Peters
Salvation Army House
St. Charles City Coun
Second St
Borrames
Fourth St
TM Pau
Babel
Young Lourige
Lindenwood
Pam
St. Joseph Hospital
O'Fallon
TM Pure
Reeovery, Inc
St. Barnabas Church
Tectury Baeniesti Pan
Bonanza
Huchesns
St. Charles Rock Rd
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Exchange Club
Western
Francis Rowell
Sunshine Extension
Orchard Farm
First Capital Kiwanis Club
Scientology
Main St
Gasa
St. Peters Kiwanis
Sambo’s
Welcome Wagon Garden Club
Lynn
O'Fallon and
Wenteville Ta Leche League
O'Fallon Thrift Shop
H& R
St. Charles Boy's Cty
Cal
Donnelly Publishing Stays Active in St Charles Area News
Local publishers Arthur Mannelly and James Donnelly continue operations in St Charles Missouri 62301. Layne Ray serves as feature editor with printing handled by Donnelly Prin ing. Newsroom details and contact line echo a traditional small town press setup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wain ST ST Charles
Arthur Mannelly
James A Donnelly Robes
Donnelly Publishers
Nine Month School Cheaper Says Howell Resident
David Greene, Howell district resident, argues for converting Francis Howell to a nine month schedule. He claims lower operating costs and notes needed new classrooms would be offset by savings, with districts citing maintenance, operations, and staff costs. Greene cites potential annual savings around 70 thousand dollars and up to 154 thousand in various grades, contingent on new room construction.
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David Greene
Francis Howell
Board of Education
Greene
UY Mort
Central
the Boar
Eene
Dental School
Becky
Sult
W. H. Koeliing
Also Mentioned on This Page
Fish Vititt Shep
Women of the Moose
Coffee House
Knights of Calumbus
K.C. Hall
Albert’s Ciech
Fish Thrift Shop
Central School
P.n
Wentzville
Rotary Club of
Three Flags
O'Fallon Bowling Alley
Inco
Tom
First Methodist Church
Lion’s den
Lions
Charles
la Petite Learning Center
Duchesne
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Lodge
Charles Jaycees
First Capitol
Bish Thrift Shop
Mairisi
Channel Four
County Seal Restaurant
W.clay St
Jon Reskiurant
Howe
Wasi
O'Pallon ‘Thrift Shop
Salvation Army Youth Center
Cofee Howse
Mullins
Shumas Skt
EDTOR
Tpray Fats
Layne Ray Ews
Ednor
Rish Harlan Dafice Manager
Donnelly Prining
ST. Charles Memorial Gardens
BOKOW
City
American Legion
313
State Honor Guard
Howell
Bave Funeral Home
Orta
Chingy Mid Gaol
Phawe