Transportation for Senior Fellowship at St Johns Hall Listed
Transportation to and from the Senior Fellowship meetings at St Johns Hall is available Tuesday from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Call 724-1657 or 724-7965. Bring lunch. coffee and cookies provided. Also notes a benefit turkey and ham shoot at Blue Diamond Inn on Dec 5 to aid Debbie Linnemann, and a Christmas bazaar at Lewis and Clark School with auction and Santa.
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St. John’s Hall
Bert West
Journal
Eec
Blue Diamond Inn
Highway N
Cottleville
Debbie Linnemann
Afghan Hound Club of
St. Louis
The
Humane Society
Mackland Avenue
St. Charles
Orville Hobelmann
Lewis and Clark School
Santa
Friedens Club Hosts Meeting At Finkes Home
Friedens Community Extension Club held its November gathering at Mrs. Elizabeth Finke’s home with members in attendance. Mrs. Nora Leiper led a handicraft lesson and arranged Christmas flowers in a Santa boot container. The next meeting on December 16 will be a Christmas party hosted by Mrs. Doris Sutter.
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Friedens Community Extension Club
Elizabeth Finke
Nora Leiper
Doris Sutter
New Life School Plans Winter Term in St Charles
The New Life School ends fall term at Fifth and Tompkins in St Charles with 38 students and three instructors after 20 hours of coursework. Sponsored by St Charles County Council of Churches, the program offers adult education for teachers, parents and citizens.
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New Life School
Fifth
Tompkins Streets
St. Charles
St. Charles County
Dorothy Dixon
St. John United Church of Christ
Russell Knoth
18 Year Olds Registering for 18 to 21 Year Olds in Missouri
Registrations began Wednesday for young voters aged 18 to 21. At the St. Charles County Court House opening day, 25 people registered. Offices in O Fallon and Wentzville also accepting registrations to accommodate students home for Thanksgiving.
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St. Charles County Court House
O'Fallon
Wentzville
Haake
Congress
United States Supreme Court
Pressure mounts in Ozarks as land clearing hurts wildlife
Missouri's Ozarks face intensified pressure from land clearing for grazing, with agents noting lost quail cover and deer food. Central and southern regions show the strongest impacts, while the eastern Ozarks resist more. Upland Game Unlimited aims to spur wildlife-friendly farm planning but faces disinterest from large cattle operations despite success with small landowners.
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Joel M. Vance
Missouri
Ozarks
Salls Conservation
Bob Shaunce
Howell County
Shaunce
Bob Cook
Douglas County
Ava
National Forest
Department
Upland Game Unlimited
Ozark
Deaths of Mrs Brissette and Others in Local Notices
Brief death notices list Mrs Dorothy Brissette age 34 of 23 Cora Alphonse Harkortz age 73 of 229 N Second and Robert Yahn age 60 of Defiance with minimal contextual details.
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Dorothy Brissette
Cora Alphonse Harkortz
Robert Yahn
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Jerry Plackmeyer
Kennard Fenton
Tree of Lights
George Overly
Salvation Army
Friedens’ Club
Finke
Merle Norman Cosmetic Studio
N. Main
New Life
Julia Richardson
First United Methodist Church
Dixon
Charlestowne
Carl Poslesky
al Charlestoune
Gharlestowne Ome Furnishings
Westbury Drive
W. Clay
Ross
Cobb
F. Green
Chiropractic Center
Downtown
St. Charles, Inc
Main
Washington
Xvi Maely