07 Nov 1963
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Newspaper
Saint Charles Journal
Location
Saint Charles, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1963
Page
1
Tax bills totaling 6 261 735 62 were issued by St Charles County Tax Collector Paul Feuerstein with city taxes of 730 601 96 submitted by City Collector Ray Barklage. Both reflect a rise from last year and taxes are due by year end.
A church and broader policy debate unfold as Cardinal appeals for renewed devotion to Sacred Heart. Discussions reference Vatican matters and potential statewide rises in automobile insurance costs. NBCU projections indicate average private passenger car premiums may rise about 45 percent with regional variations.
A Saturday event in St. Charles drew a large group of women from the Missouri Historical Association touring local sites. The organizers reported growing interest in the historic circuit and planned future sessions.
Local leaders and volunteers thank supporters for overwhelming backing of the United Fund drive in St Charles County. Eagle Scout Danilie Seo and Scott represent Boy Scouts and United Fund units. Officials praise community generosity and pledge ongoing service.
Veterans Day observance in St Charles features public officers and veterans groups. Participants include the American Legion and local representatives. A parade highlights wartime service with emphasis on World War I veterans and community recognition.
Carmichael receives a medal of appreciation from the community for outstanding agriculture work. The ceremony included a Harvester meeting and a Ladies Aid church luncheon. County farm board members listed include Martin L. Ebingh and Charlen J. Stewarts. St. Charles County Farm Fire Board officials attended.
Ten members of the Key Club and others donated time at the Celery Museum on Mary Street. They brushed the exterior deck, prepared the surface for painting, carried out carpentry, and replaced the front doorway threshold. The project continues with painting and final pointing scheduled for this Saturday.
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