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              -v -O.-' ",v ' N my THE ttOCT CIRCULATED WEEKLY NtViteW H TtMklStk SdtiNTY UNION, ttXNKUN tCUNtt, MS&Ufct, ffctoXV, OCTOBER ft, V$54 CrtoMished' ia rfce Year 1365 Afcz:: Ffcsb 8LLc:is Area 3 Ycrag Girls & Juvenib Ccart lUNi BAY ELD New Facilities at Weldon Springs To Cost About $33,300,000 A major construction program involving the expansion of the Atomic Energy Commission's feed materials production and processing plants at three sites was announced this week by S. R. Sa-pirlo, manager of the AEC's Oak Ridge, Tenn Operations. The total cost of the program Is estimated at approximately $67,000,000. It involves construction of a now facility in the St. Louis area and expansion of existing facilities at the Feed Materials Production Center at Fcrnald, Ohio; the feod materials facilities at St. Louis; and the feed plant at the gaseous diffusion plant at Padu-cah, Kentucky. The function of the St. Louis and Kc-mald materials plants is to convert high-grade uranium ore and concentrates into highly puri-. fled uranium compounds or metal. The Pudueah facilities will contribute to the Commission's capacity to convert uranium into forms useful to its program. ' Vpon completion, the expanded new facilities will substantially iiK'rvas the nation's production o these materials for use in atom ic energy programs. The new facilities la the St. Imuik area, estimated to cost approximately $39 300,000, will be operated by the MallinckrodT Chemical Works, and; will con- stitute.- aa expansion; of the facilities now beint operated by Mal-tiitckrodt toe ;VEC . ia. SS.- Louis. Some expansion; will occur at the existing refinery.. Twt it .wilt' b newsuny to locate most of the planned- facilities at a new site. The locution selectud; by the Commission fop this purpose iff rxTtiui), of. the government-owned WeWmi Spring, Ordnance; Works, 27 miles west f Sfc, Luuia. , The plant will occupy appiwrimntBiy 20(1 acres at the aairtorrt end; of tlto Zimnxn. Manufacturing. Arxnt of tiiu Ordnance Wiirks.. It Willi not he necessary for the ABC. topur-uhiitw- or reclaim any?- privately owned; nr. occupied lamb Tim now facility will be capable of oxtrautiiiK and; purifying uranium from ursiiiium-liHaring-. cunt-utintrHtos. Tho plant will: cost an estimated S33,3(m,0Mr,i U: will con-Ms t ..of a purification; uniU a. uranium chemical; unit, uranium fnun dry, ami- suitable auxiliary facilir ties, necessary;., fen production oji-oiaiions ' The operation of; the new facility will; not' ..involve?-"any. noise, txiim,. was;to, iri other--character-istics which: would' bts objection nbte to neighboring; aroass No vjrwimetital, radiological! hazard; will : b created,; , and; plant; apera ikas wilt' t consistent'- with; the hifth saffity standartls ;aiid records; at similar;;-A BC :f ftcilities. , - : When compitU . a permanent ufmritUng force.-' of :: atwrt? li30O . wjili b rjKiuiiredJ .: :W!,, ; Ift; additioat tOri th; new. plant, the, program colli forra, $6,500,000 oxjxuision. of " the- existins; feed rnrtterjais plant; in Sti LouiSs .This, expansion .consists of 'modification ; f 'some - of vthc; existteg.;; buiidiags aud i cQuipment; cooattuctkwi of f :; new-; luUdini. aedd expansion! of ; auxiliary;.- facilJtiess and futilities;;, . Apiwoximotely 2,000 ; workers viU;bO;required;iar;tiie! Sti Louisi area att the- peak, ; of '. coastfttction, which . wiil; occur- 14W" in : 1955. i Averageeemphwment '. during eon - King; & Quean. of Michael 6tfhmeln4 Aa-Lklmnkvfi rrwned Khic rd ivuwn of th FimnylMnc F Uk t th Atmurni Auditorium XhuraUT r nint -Sevobr .3..-AIirtUfll U 1I son f tr.r and Mrs. Itobart - fi ah ii Mi Aft to ttm iHUKtitwolMy.riiad ilrs. iierhtrt. Ukbrmfc: Two Older Men Get Joil Sentence-Two Youths to Algoo Two wayward girls who took an 11-year-old sister along with them and ran away in a stolen car were arrested by the Highway Patrol at Wayncsvillc and brought to Union last Saturday. Details of their story as told to authorities involved two youths and two men from Sullivan, who were later arrested and booked on a charge of lewd and lascivious conduct. The girls are Mary Ruby Walls, 15, Mae Louise Ruwscll, 14, and her little sister, Mildred Joan Russell, 11, all of Bourbon. They left in a 1950 Chevrolet car belonging to Charles Ren nick of Sullivan, which they took from the International Shoe Company parking lot. Previously they had outfitted themselves with lovis and sweaters taken from Shear's Department Store In Sullivan and scarfs, billfolds and sunglawfa taken from the Ben Franklin Store. The car theft was discovered when they wrecked the car f Waynesville. Deputy sheriff 'Kd Bailey brought them from Waynesville after notified by the Highway Patrol. Mildred RasselL the 11-ycaf- old, was given into the custody of her mother,. M:llie Missey tit Bourbon. Ker sister, - Ka .Loni. was given into the custody of thft Epworth School' a t Webster Groves. Both, were mad wards of the juvenile court. Mary Ru-hy Walls- was sentenced to- an indeterminate sentence to the MiKsnn ri Training School for Girls at Chiflicothif.. H-nry Frmi Jost, 25, and Andy Murodith Hainm, HI, weio iach sentenced5 to; 8 months in Mm county jail and; $100 fines, jml sentunces m tinffin with Oct.. . 2fl Jwmwr Bdwar'i Schmidt, 111, aort. inrthnrt ffinimnR ffondr!cki- 18. worn adjudged to bo dulinquent-minors and; sentenced; to am- yuar each at Aigoa and: fines or. $50 hcH in county mil. Applications for. paroles- for tliu two minmr. havn been; filed and will he heard in magiKtrnto court on Friday:. Lutheran TV Show To Star Roy Rogers i The' liuthornn TV Show, "Tim ils the-Life." on KS1VTV owrv Sunday --morning at cl'30. -vill ob senn its second rnmivorarv Sun day,. October 17, featuring llov RogerR and; wjfe.. OM Evans. Widely ; known for ihfIr own knlmrlld! wnrtt.'.'in' strcssMie: tlifc importance of Glinstlamtv,.. they sneak; with; hcortfeit sinccritv of kbe- gratifying success ut "TliU Ikthrluter:. . SCHOOLS. CLOSED THURSDAY' & FRIDAY' VUnioni: Schools arc closed ; this Thttrsdayy and Tudav so that the teachers-, mav .ittend a iafllcw meeting at noila.. Union- is. in the Soath; Central District, comj.rli-ing.:niraeccountios.Etructioai Willi lo nppwwnatflv J .1)00. . S The ! entire expansion rvcram ij ; expected i tor- bo", completeti ' in approximately-.- threec years; Funnynone Follies 4;.ji im.-tr Maw i il .l!3 9& J The scene above 1a on a ttMJfily road leading out bf Villa1 fclflge which the mints highway department has been trying to remedy, short of actual prosecution. "M Dumping signs" erected by the department have been thrown aside. The picture actually, falls to show half of the Junk which has been thrown along the side of this road. It would probably cost around $1000 to clean up this health hazard. Members of the County Court and Frank. O. Fink, highway engineer, are determined that this practice of dumpine; rubbish along county roads shall stop and will make every effort to apprehend the guilty parties. Court Massing Machinery for Maintenance Heavy Rains Hove Pfayerf Hovoe As Rsitf of Extreme Drought : T!.e County Court an Frank f. .Fink., hmhway enuineet', have started! a- lango proflram' of r(d mainlpnimpe art aw pufhwit. el" ory avridahle piece of machinery on' the Mads si days rt' Wk. fjuriiiu the' evli'enm dtsMiaht mnsl-road mninlonmii.'o wan impossible as the dir? and jravel so lnofie that often the roads,, within a fevy days afii'r grfidltiR, were- in xyorse Kliapo than lwfor; Iteceflf- riln! hav' minnnved cftnrfil!ms so1 that lKiad midnipnanrtf' caw h- worTwd-to advaiitiii'e. - 111 severril sections of the Vum ly:. virtual clftndhilthtB havo slaved liawio vicittv the; rtiarls.- Tiies' tvinditlfms will1 b' remedied just as sonn as it i wissrbU' to m'ivo the; ccfi'inwent: Tills maintenance work will be continued long ,t! wootliT conditions' remain favorable.Editors Guests af Elks Lorfpo Monday Nlgrtt ; Woshinrtw Iiort?; it.l.O.tJT No. lSS pBtert1nrt iww;tarter' nfid rndio -nAn Monday- n1rht- at'- din-nwat thoiT club l'Wns ifi rwx?'-nitlon of Xevwpaivr Weple ew-iTKr( rMvrwrit0rt i include1 th WVwhintAw Missnwtanv 'FS-anVKft fotrntv Trlbme. lMHawen' Jjefl-i rlor, th Avprt-eri.rlirlr arid Jlorminn Tndwfndoftt' of Hr-rrtatin.' and th' NfSthasvilT Record of Martinsville Wilbert Itackmnnn of lrfarl,i)q-villt, Bvsltedi Rnlor, pr!ldd with tho able nsslfrtARoP of'Ah-thnnv Tieckntann, Statr rr'tit of ' Mr-wourl Klk Kadin ;tati-rtnM KWT!F; ; and ; Kt JAV- also tt!0;t'(. After thn delltthtful 'dinrtfr. the guests ' wi'-' conducted - tTTviiiRh the vitrlous; sertlonssof the Elks liuildinR, The ttk'- Uidge at WsRhinctnni' hn" Idnffy enjoyed'; a reputation a oii"of ,the'6unt'y's splendid i oranlMtKih:- In- addi-Imn to cooperation- urtth-an v, clvkt or' countv pro)ef1,!-the' Elks )ihve tr.ntrffwited- f dirertly 'rrtore1- than $85,000 ' in i charity - .thu pas ' 2S ytsr. In- Btaek- Mk DfimaHc Ctob! Pfdyv f. Pun ;Slwton, ; son-' f SatMrt-tidfnt am! Mrg.jVertfil M,'SIwm of Union; hfc -r In Xh'; Ma Dm watte Clul- prrtiuJjn of '"The Madfeirrtrf 'Cbaniot." t S,v E.' State CbTlefft of. : Cfcpe Olrard.---.. ? ." ; Dirrt ir' a ::(rfwwiT,-rna jjrj Inf in - eH&jT -sn Ifrfttriitlon Ml te a member of th Martt T in Sk ty.v Afp 11 owneg wt anrt lrvntty, amMh Wlr rotmdationi Hhfrjtitiy bm lUtrf:Un the ' t)tmt llorw fto loir hifk dh)Mtie woord. ... ;?i,:-!. !.,' ti:; .-;. J ,.fj. - Observe 50ih Wedding Anniversary Mr.- ar4 Mm.- V.- (.' lWhannn clclrated their jfrtdon wixidinit anniversary, Sundav.; 0toir 3. Their actual wending date was Oct. , 104. Th'.ortfttt' was' a swrpriae' planned by their throe nm; OHM and; h 'ife' of St. IiWH!t,-Oren; and Rivbort an fami-lh vf Nortn Kansas- City, Mo:;-and a grandson, Wm. O.- Bochnn1-an: and family, rtnw of Columbia-. Mf. Clirton Booth,' rf si!dir of Mr. ShKhttthn' and ho family fr8: Iiouisr .ili,antcd the buffct: dinner and' l'efivmhitfcnW. Awolvg the ffiii'sls wow Mr. and- Mrs.- Win. Chadwick, Hiinn,. Mo:, and t'ic.sc ffcNti' Iwa include Mr.- and .Mrs: trM HirdHfill, Ml', and' Mrs.' Paul Bennett and- Mr. ;md Mrsf; Mberl BncliHiiati uiid lhnli families. Also in attendance wore Mrs;- Edna Path. St. Ldiii.v Mi's'. Bcfjsin' Ncl-frtd; Iickintt, and Mr.- and Mm; fiene Rvsirt' of Texas,- atetrtnT of Mi- liik'hanhti.' Mtmy nlews, !jiephew!t;. ..neighbors' and fricrids hrliiod niftkti (lie day a rncmomljlc Writ. "OPEN HOUSB" Plwm- -.oTrtl' fn!!iidii!.'it'jry inesiages poum! into the Mlnfnm Ihiuranc4 Awnfj' 1h& ovul'in 3.insf "Ofjcn Hou'c" in the agfn cy''iMW tKime. located on Wash in'm Trttic mfl rtr-ntlv rrm-plfted. the on-itorv hrlcte ImiM-ing is designed to lione two lmi-Neses with amwle Kpace and aTl: jnodern orr-vmien;es. i - The Mlntrir Insurfiwe Aficncv began .ibmtt 40" yrart siro'a, tb iihrner1 Jfracrrar ARency; foxin ded UV ft A. Pj'hrwn' It wa ta- ln over in vit4? at (fie death of Mr F3hrher"bv Mm Lillitl M;-trup. ."bo later clrfnsretl the iiome to 'the1 Mintrtip lfourp.rnit! Aciiey. Mii Nfiiitrtip w a1"o .o rMirt o the ' Won Toa ance Company, Mwrnnt IfiKur BOYSStNT- HOME ' rfMiard'AflaniM and 'Harold T !fa;ey, l-year-nlds from" Aftrin, Ohio,- wre- arreted irt I'hteifK' bv Ttootier T? F lrtlcr.ind kmuvhl to"tn' sheriff's offi,: for' o,iie.f tionlni.. Atitftorlti Tcleasef? them torrdndnv and put them on a bn lor 'their ln.imev in Ohio aftr-r 116' grandmother of onp' of : Me ltoy -tnt' "rrtoiiey: for 1 their 1 return trip.' em mm,' $ms i , 11w'liojfrd 'of 'Alilenrten met M Vi&ular3 ,(S5tioh"on'Tifon-drievenfng of laot wtfk- lrt aduMtfoft td VotrnjjunanilirtolJsly that'pbiMllH 'phrklni lie continued Wall part. Sof streets 1n the' Pertfrtg Meter ne, bu'dnesjvas transacted sas irtdi ; Hdrfy 'AppeMe Otpvbf Ma'nhtf ' dtyHfanfhto ,leedn irtrormM UM'Bbifri thaf' latiiM tJerd tilrrt to take sl(vff febsrtttft frojn hs duties 8l)o!toffMff ijt ordfMti rwovefm ih t'ff ipm hi fceslth'of Irtng hrjurfof dty over the pjist swcI 'yar!i.;. , f AIHgi;up' ,tteilrdrlWJltit!'UW Brra! 'ai ''tftc ' 6ppMntrhnJ ofDifnftld; ifondrtx tiAHWirt'p! IXpvtiy City MMh6t;ilfendHx tkk th? otb of officft'and Wgn workhrg in BredifH' i.laee th next tnornln.'Hvfll c6fftimie id tnls t)lcW$ Stu4lo Sullivan Man Killed In flDto Collision Artotfiet1 t Serious Coi-In St. L6uis 6ne Sullivan man' was killed and another seriously mhif-'d aUMit !)-. 4S Monday ntttht when fliVn cat1. 4' ll'jO dhi'vTolct s-ed,in, W8JP -rtfnrMf by ,i Rort'VciV fx-iirrss;'rdrivvn' bv Wrltt'r Wliitisnrp. ton of En1 1 I'm's vik i ( - d i injuries;: 'lhi accident' ocrttrred near the Citvn liantcrn fafo on llit.'hwav flfl. jbst east of the city limits of SldliTOti The 'H-m, dtivn bv -Vm.' J1, frow. 43, a phrhihcr of SiHlvti. turned mid tht Jiihw:iv in fhirtl of (he castliouiul tnictof-trrdlcr. Crow is in1 Bamcs- Hos-pdnl snffcrim; fr-oin :severe' -)c;d injuries- and is not ciyr-U'd ffj llvtfj-Wljr cVfrripntitett lri?df?rfc1r; J'. Wilhnmson, also-, of ftuMlvati," a dlrh washer bv tnclo. ri'ccfved heird' injuries and died-a few lioOrs'aftrrward; in the Nirh.Me ;HoRpital- in Kuflivnn. AftpstwtlY CrrroiT did not' sec the tractor- tr'dlcr aTifironc1-in ,if ''imav nrttml InvrytiffHtlon dtsrlfwn that he had driven his car directly in the p.nh of thV';itba'ci)ri'i; hcai vv vehicle:; IVfembrs To Attend" American Rdyal'Cnferenc Vvt FVanVltn-1 (Vinty 4-TI'(rs 1- ie bcrr "ictericd" ai de!cHito; t- the AmF-rtcan VtovA 4-lf Cof- j.'rni'e on' Ortohcr 17 38 anr 1,1 i t Kmsa City There wlU b members ' from1 Missr.qri ' aflrt Kirronndins: "totce at te 'RovM at filS'tfmr' The'4-irm will be imrrtB ot 'tne' AmrJHchn rwvnl and 111 take bits tmiri of polnt'i of io- tfreff in' Kansas dlf. and tour t'lrotmh wriny d'ffcrent lmlWrng, liditrfeii, etc.. of greater Kanwt Cityk Trurte sdectcrj' a"' delecftt from ratfkhn"Cfctinty are' Hirh-ard' 'Iieder and 'Ahw Hose' i-tnith of the st. Jnhn Vallcv 4 II Huh, iJrrry- jvhlp of' trie tlnwrlcaf Hub: 6filrlcvTer;e!r'r of 'iWCltt M Club. Brtd iBill Ilrunjei of the Iabidic 4-TI Clvtb'l Ahhuai Scout Drive Starts dctbber mi A "Kick-oft iirthW" hlnUgnr-tittnjj the Annual Boy $coUt Drive In Union -will be .nelrl Monday eye-rung; October 18, nt U'.30,.hl )he JmmacuVite toncejptiiw Srhool basement. . ft;' thr Volunteers wjndttctlnp the drive. ; ; The local drive Is part of the l!)S4 Area flnancr ...cdntpalsn Which the St: Louts .Boy Scout Council, throttch .Its local volunteer loaders; holds each year to raise the funds herfesriry to carry en the Scouting program.' for the bnys In more thah. BO eornhiunl-tlw! lrt 12 feasterrt Mlssotirl counties.Crirnrtitthlty thafrtnfin for this year's drift .Is'Lm fiocklarjc, lc-IhB assisted b Ar( .Yocst; as general snllcltatJons chKlcmnn; freti Hamer; publicity and nrranse-; rn'ofits; CInrfc Netsori, proipeft list and Ray Arand as audit chfdrfnnn. "The St: Louis TJrty Scout Coun-cll; which Includes f'ranWw Codnt; cn offer the same frtvU Iv'fjes and proirrartr it provides, for its 6thcr members only as TnfiJ as local crtiVcns aw KlTifng , to sitpport Scoitfmg.-', sfMes ' fc RocklarrA Mi Cockfnffc also feels that the people of tTpmft arc wet! aware of the benefits ..that ,nur boy.? derfvc from tlie R.'out pr)-nrmYi and . wtfl bo accord inl y penij'nSii!!' whcti; .fho etiiieiiovs- caT! on thorn. The Ricmt? tins year t.s: "TodflV's Scouts -- Tomorrow's Leaders." Meetings for Boone Township tb-r& . JR?jib1tcanv meetings hMe hiwn- Hi'hcdlilr'd for IWjiU; jToWnsblp- 6nc at Sarins BluTf Tlntrsd'i ntifl1! CVt J4.' av IluSi hV ft ill; oiif nt Trt.Iic. f i-d'iv, del. 13, at thr l'-'i. ! .l, and ont at Jaari Thursdjiy,- Oct, 1. at the Kmlllni Bull In.' All meeting t'ill bt,'iri .it ?,1i pm SiWakers'Will !) ptw-vusi and all cotihty candidalcs -iv'ill bo present. OUESt "sTEAKgrTAf NAZAREN6 CHURCH Ij' Wirnri Ju'ies, of ndhcvv Okla , for tviv( ye its ,'ci.fv.l fnrcifn 'missions .fcrrctaiV lor the (siint-.(i ,.f ihf KTairarene.' i.' iov cri'Jard in cxlcil lun ti nuirtl'm work fnf- his dc-no'ituoaiimu: and r.nthi'' lit: th. local rhiffrh of' the JTarri'nf oh . 'Ouu.sday rvrnlti, Oitoher 31, ,it'7'"0 j;m in i,,c interest oi .inreiRn -inissuwis.. A cordial ih vltatlon is extended to all to attend this service. Rews of the rM3gis(rae Court ( Shtrtey JiarfMon' u TjO''-criTomfrtcd t. j -if on Sfpt 2! and chartrerT -with beln n df'innuct.t tnor, was released Oct. 9 on fcnnd! ' , Sentence was drTt;r-'srt to, ot lft in the ci"4 of noniT.t ifaft'el of St1"CtaW"who'(nterd a pUvi of jSTlln" oft 'Oct (t tO I'tUH'.f T.O (fration. i r,nr"i for ovor'J,;ht vchldc u-crc jmpospd ar folidxi,t' Walv.t I'Mps rdpat1 .Sijrinw, $10; Jamc'1 Tdpar Brikcr, iwrhon, ltd- Ar(;vs JK-EubankiC JTussol-Jl'c."Arfc, 1V , . Drn i!d O Clark of cWt f'lmf-fee. Ark . wis jicntfnted fa an days in jail and 'a $73 fnwupfln Hs' plea of atlry tn careless ami rccklc- riffv'Ing chires Mor tiy The jalj sentpnee vas stayeij wi good , bohrtv'Ior. ' Other.'' fines for raretes od rekjo's drfvUig v'tri; sfsesscfj ' Pga'nst , Jftfct' Let Hill, Turcola, Jll ; $11; "oe1 Ri-bl-fln, Times Iicrifh, ;i: Thomas Jfr Klein; OVPrtand; $Irt;' te R'iy Sc!''pT St LfiWIW: Mjuli lfnt, i 1ilnf. $J(ti'K,)!ph A UV, St.' fi.- mtLf .i .s 'n- .i'- ' M'"'t "'. Mf'IO V,.VH'f VOl J Jey I'ark, $23; Iieit C. iririon,'f M'vaff $I(t anff 30 iHv In j.tll; Vorrbf.E Kru6. irent.arin. si I'au! h. Dtstlef. Jeffenon City, $5 i Mrs,' VitrMtt,", Mrs? Ct' & $ri-r ;fiJ vrt'vtHa-n' jtfi- mcyer 'were ricttsswt, at e 'twif shower gtVen the. Iiome of Mnf ftrtssweyf 'Satiiyday ereA'ni."for irHt.'Ctarcncp fctrnnahn nf SyTJI-litj.'"' FoISoxi'ltif "the ' presentation f jritts"Tefreshmen,ts vre ejrve tinty r froi&'"Vp!6n. Wnhjflti, OWMViMt, Attfl tftit St. lti!s." Expect tb duty im Complete Acre tark Ite Adjoining High School ' iViA Unariv Inn iAvkl VV llrtlnfti hAW .feArfc kite will br JromnlctciJ "riitH;ovcr plans lor ute nc rhnrtls tins rntmr He ttill be awktcd bv momfttrs, vvtio twve-scrvea on ujc i.uk - ' - .' . i rt. .. t. .... ....., . ..... Over Siobd Met In Benefit Baseball Game f lvc-jci-uld Coj.iieuo KJee-fcamti, daughter of Mr,, and Mrs. Victor Klcck.tnip of Washington, ftcevitd oVct SlOflfJ from the ben- r;,:-ffm's ".J 1 cfit ball jfame, m: .Washington, re-(,t,rii'y r''lUifii" Mjnln, wi'h t)c Cliifut;o Wnitc So.-c, ficcuicd nine majtiif . Jeagvn Ijalf players to-p. pear in .i btnefit" fyi liis doaf ni c. i i-.'.. -. .-,"!',.,.-,; ,,--';. .,; r.-.-. Si h r iui ) Ha"? of' the St Jo-liuph Inrttltiilc for , the peuf .ju C;'1vj-s ty cVy. o, wi.4e thil RovJi;nc xs a icnuulialvlt?. pupil ami . is aUcndy able lv .pronouua; quite a Xfiy n'oirls, Icavriinxj to llp-rcid . and. , in a few your sHoul 1 be vblc to f.!k .itid lH Jic"-(i: li'4Y grjuiui uc is ior the' help, the peoplo ot t!w com-niOnlly have tflveti her. Her type. At edue.ill'in calls for. siwviut schoolif and.. special teachers. .Vvjtb. biit elt'bl in j (j.is and two fnilnpri teachers for, civh ilfiis, (He tuition is ndtur!Jy fitii'.o b'jjti IIiw p itcdls anil all her fr(on3'i express their sincere . arjprcclatiaii di the ir,v uni rr;s()oii;e anil h'-lp in tjs urm hti tlil-! fpfdul trrftn- jh'g; .. ..;X! :;.v. ' .': ' ':..''.;'; CErtTENNIAtr- DfNNfeR Tlic WnruWtyn WnnienV CJub Oweu-'ivine glvt'.a Centennial D'tiwr af tiic Cdhalic Ciufi H AtKlitot't'iiT) In thai cy on .Saturday, October 10 at. 7 o'clock. VKs Fi'rla "Mtla of St Lout. rTr Mri,t iA ic At'soil fMiir.v tion of Women's Clubs, wilt be tho spfrtkfr. Xr in i "fgi'" ... ';;;" -v' ' ..-) j'--.'-'' 1. '-";;,, ' -"'. .;.V,: ..-;;,:;-;- ;.. -:,:.-.V:; 'v'?- ,v'vi.;;.Mf KttltfW 1TUi1Woffl')twW't&i 'lih 'mmbI fawMer3iiM'r bold . in the LenaoriuJ , AudiUxrJiinx, ;of CWmim ' Claren- .. Ci" of tlsberry, Mu. Mr, Cn ' v' Nuth, v I i H C -"---v in I8;a. Tr r -jtioo in t ) (4 lu tuwiy'7.4 i , V, K In ohc bl flbW ctny.lt Mcsnl J5so. supcrlntcrtdpnt oMhts.Utuort Public ntrd tr act As 'chairman oMlw. "lloU Dav." uid every cisticwsaniiaUni : m Vnton Already, t,hck Soli Otif-or yatfon Service, the .'Missouri Cua-. rv4tina CnmnuittJon,; the County Exlcimion. l?e.partTOcnl end. Kh-j'. ciiulrini!ntrcurvtracturii.,liavc .silif-nlfiel thec coo,t,atj(jn, A luup-fjer of, nwufaqturcra, o, eavy dirt-moving equipment arc alsv expected Iq Join. Una oipcriUvfc effort to fllvo U), fit) awes ' 0"-tirp.Iy "new face'.' in one day, .Present plans, call .tor the., .eon, jtructlou of a targe,. Jake, prgiirilOy covcripfl nearly,..f.ve .. acrer.. tUc planting of ' .hundreds,.-.,- of , eti, . flnvJr tlc liUlldlnj? ul nas-,.vc muUt-flora .rove ienrea al "t-rov!in ..onct; clewjufl ,t!o sit' .tif many treci and slu-ubs -of .no .vl.i ue. Kuril fici(4 C.iiJ hiv btsii ticlil in other secll'ms .ott Wuwourl wijMn tb past few 'xvii At scpe. evcnls jis. (nny M.500P.pu-'-pl altcnclotl atid contributed t thf pT.ii.iv J wptk- , , j Friday Jfovember.- V), ,jll, bp a'lijost. Jmpi'rtlant tUi's" ui the !. tory of Wie- dpvclopinciit and growth of Union. Wrestling Here at Auditorium November is p'ck, Itoeowup, ;oiiin.anJ'r t the Union iAniratvJRwu..Ttr 4ijliflupccd Wc4ji0f(l,iv thl IKe iXfjlon will pioyii ' wrcsU.utt OxlubUioA t tbtt MUMril.,AuOt itoiium 'rmrsclay nlhl, Nw. 18- Cyclgne Ana.v il . prulmb! lie featured -in. the. .main event. UNION ELECTS .; - iv '-'"'c.'rrTrTT': ;('; '"; ; ', , George Polfler ai, eHt'd mcsulrtit of tbe tfcsf(-rr Cv'lhwl - Ifninn at the ti-jltAdt mcctit.If l 1 1 Tuesday at the ruimncul.-ilo, Vn,- copUvo ,Sd)otl, Other,!. .otfuwj tb'iicn wur JWr ,M.iiue Ivt,, vac president; Viraj I'w- bcirf'X. ecreUry; AKU.-i TJoK- nutim, tuwncjui, (totpwwn; ;r-idiUwe Uoi.Ut.hcr,' tr sculler, 4 uf- Juid WJnicshcr, ni.irh.M Tiui- too oleclud , vyeir Jwbn ii.au. Anthony Sthroedrr and Stilling JMrewscnlv wu veu- ky tlip .swcul comnntlce after tin; SEAlTESr NOW AVAIL-" ABLrtN UNION Clydfl IlanKy,. salesman, for . tins, St. Claii Xlryr nnnui.cM i.i this wefkV Tribuup ihal n..JU,t Dairy, Products ate uwuvatlabte, In XJnlon bolli at, vdhole-ile onJ t.ul Mr ..Barney' ia n,ili,e of, flrDUln. lrivuty atul.Jias lived in and neat Union all hi l.tu. ;

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Title	Franklin County Tribune (Union, MO), 1954-10-15
Issue Date	1954-10-15
Issue Year	1954
Issue Month	10
Issue Day	15
Edition	1
Title Volume	89
Title Number	33
Type	Newspaper
Source	The State Historical Society of Missouri
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Title	Franklin County Tribune (Union, MO), 1954-10-15
Page Number	1
Source	The State Historical Society of Missouri; Columbia, MO
Transcript	-v -O.-' ",v ' N my THE ttOCT CIRCULATED WEEKLY NtViteW H TtMklStk SdtiNTY UNION, ttXNKUN tCUNtt, MS&Ufct, ffctoXV, OCTOBER ft, V$54 CrtoMished' ia rfce Year 1365 Afcz:: Ffcsb 8LLc:is Area 3 Ycrag Girls & Juvenib Ccart lUNi BAY ELD New Facilities at Weldon Springs To Cost About $33,300,000 A major construction program involving the expansion of the Atomic Energy Commission's feed materials production and processing plants at three sites was announced this week by S. R. Sa-pirlo, manager of the AEC's Oak Ridge, Tenn Operations. The total cost of the program Is estimated at approximately $67,000,000. It involves construction of a now facility in the St. Louis area and expansion of existing facilities at the Feed Materials Production Center at Fcrnald, Ohio; the feod materials facilities at St. Louis; and the feed plant at the gaseous diffusion plant at Padu-cah, Kentucky. The function of the St. Louis and Kc-mald materials plants is to convert high-grade uranium ore and concentrates into highly puri-. fled uranium compounds or metal. The Pudueah facilities will contribute to the Commission's capacity to convert uranium into forms useful to its program. ' Vpon completion, the expanded new facilities will substantially iiK'rvas the nation's production o these materials for use in atom ic energy programs. The new facilities la the St. Imuik area, estimated to cost approximately $39 300,000, will be operated by the MallinckrodT Chemical Works, and; will con- stitute.- aa expansion; of the facilities now beint operated by Mal-tiitckrodt toe ;VEC . ia. SS.- Louis. Some expansion; will occur at the existing refinery.. Twt it .wilt' b newsuny to locate most of the planned- facilities at a new site. The locution selectud; by the Commission fop this purpose iff rxTtiui), of. the government-owned WeWmi Spring, Ordnance; Works, 27 miles west f Sfc, Luuia. , The plant will occupy appiwrimntBiy 20(1 acres at the aairtorrt end; of tlto Zimnxn. Manufacturing. Arxnt of tiiu Ordnance Wiirks.. It Willi not he necessary for the ABC. topur-uhiitw- or reclaim any?- privately owned; nr. occupied lamb Tim now facility will be capable of oxtrautiiiK and; purifying uranium from ursiiiium-liHaring-. cunt-utintrHtos. Tho plant will: cost an estimated S33,3(m,0Mr,i U: will con-Ms t ..of a purification; uniU a. uranium chemical; unit, uranium fnun dry, ami- suitable auxiliary facilir ties, necessary;., fen production oji-oiaiions ' The operation of; the new facility will; not' ..involve?-"any. noise, txiim,. was;to, iri other--character-istics which: would' bts objection nbte to neighboring; aroass No vjrwimetital, radiological! hazard; will : b created,; , and; plant; apera ikas wilt' t consistent'- with; the hifth saffity standartls ;aiid records; at similar;;-A BC :f ftcilities. , - : When compitU . a permanent ufmritUng force.-' of :: atwrt? li30O . wjili b rjKiuiiredJ .: :W!,, ; Ift; additioat tOri th; new. plant, the, program colli forra, $6,500,000 oxjxuision. of " the- existins; feed rnrtterjais plant; in Sti LouiSs .This, expansion .consists of 'modification ; f 'some - of vthc; existteg.;; buiidiags aud i cQuipment; cooattuctkwi of f :; new-; luUdini. aedd expansion! of ; auxiliary;.- facilJtiess and futilities;;, . Apiwoximotely 2,000 ; workers viU;bO;required;iar;tiie! Sti Louisi area att the- peak, ; of '. coastfttction, which . wiil; occur- 14W" in : 1955. i Averageeemphwment '. during eon - King; & Quean. of Michael 6tfhmeln4 Aa-Lklmnkvfi rrwned Khic rd ivuwn of th FimnylMnc F Uk t th Atmurni Auditorium XhuraUT r nint -Sevobr .3..-AIirtUfll U 1I son f tr.r and Mrs. Itobart - fi ah ii Mi Aft to ttm iHUKtitwolMy.riiad ilrs. iierhtrt. Ukbrmfc: Two Older Men Get Joil Sentence-Two Youths to Algoo Two wayward girls who took an 11-year-old sister along with them and ran away in a stolen car were arrested by the Highway Patrol at Wayncsvillc and brought to Union last Saturday. Details of their story as told to authorities involved two youths and two men from Sullivan, who were later arrested and booked on a charge of lewd and lascivious conduct. The girls are Mary Ruby Walls, 15, Mae Louise Ruwscll, 14, and her little sister, Mildred Joan Russell, 11, all of Bourbon. They left in a 1950 Chevrolet car belonging to Charles Ren nick of Sullivan, which they took from the International Shoe Company parking lot. Previously they had outfitted themselves with lovis and sweaters taken from Shear's Department Store In Sullivan and scarfs, billfolds and sunglawfa taken from the Ben Franklin Store. The car theft was discovered when they wrecked the car f Waynesville. Deputy sheriff 'Kd Bailey brought them from Waynesville after notified by the Highway Patrol. Mildred RasselL the 11-ycaf- old, was given into the custody of her mother,. M:llie Missey tit Bourbon. Ker sister, - Ka .Loni. was given into the custody of thft Epworth School' a t Webster Groves. Both, were mad wards of the juvenile court. Mary Ru-hy Walls- was sentenced to- an indeterminate sentence to the MiKsnn ri Training School for Girls at Chiflicothif.. H-nry Frmi Jost, 25, and Andy Murodith Hainm, HI, weio iach sentenced5 to; 8 months in Mm county jail and; $100 fines, jml sentunces m tinffin with Oct.. . 2fl Jwmwr Bdwar'i Schmidt, 111, aort. inrthnrt ffinimnR ffondr!cki- 18. worn adjudged to bo dulinquent-minors and; sentenced; to am- yuar each at Aigoa and: fines or. $50 hcH in county mil. Applications for. paroles- for tliu two minmr. havn been; filed and will he heard in magiKtrnto court on Friday:. Lutheran TV Show To Star Roy Rogers i The' liuthornn TV Show, "Tim ils the-Life." on KS1VTV owrv Sunday --morning at cl'30. -vill ob senn its second rnmivorarv Sun day,. October 17, featuring llov RogerR and; wjfe.. OM Evans. Widely ; known for ihfIr own knlmrlld! wnrtt.'.'in' strcssMie: tlifc importance of Glinstlamtv,.. they sneak; with; hcortfeit sinccritv of kbe- gratifying success ut "TliU Ikthrluter:. . SCHOOLS. CLOSED THURSDAY' & FRIDAY' VUnioni: Schools arc closed ; this Thttrsdayy and Tudav so that the teachers-, mav .ittend a iafllcw meeting at noila.. Union- is. in the Soath; Central District, comj.rli-ing.:niraeccountios.Etructioai Willi lo nppwwnatflv J .1)00. . S The ! entire expansion rvcram ij ; expected i tor- bo", completeti ' in approximately-.- threec years; Funnynone Follies 4;.ji im.-tr Maw i il .l!3 9& J The scene above 1a on a ttMJfily road leading out bf Villa1 fclflge which the mints highway department has been trying to remedy, short of actual prosecution. "M Dumping signs" erected by the department have been thrown aside. The picture actually, falls to show half of the Junk which has been thrown along the side of this road. It would probably cost around $1000 to clean up this health hazard. Members of the County Court and Frank. O. Fink, highway engineer, are determined that this practice of dumpine; rubbish along county roads shall stop and will make every effort to apprehend the guilty parties. Court Massing Machinery for Maintenance Heavy Rains Hove Pfayerf Hovoe As Rsitf of Extreme Drought : T!.e County Court an Frank f. .Fink., hmhway enuineet', have started! a- lango proflram' of r(d mainlpnimpe art aw pufhwit. el" ory avridahle piece of machinery on' the Mads si days rt' Wk. fjuriiiu the' evli'enm dtsMiaht mnsl-road mninlonmii.'o wan impossible as the dir? and jravel so lnofie that often the roads,, within a fevy days afii'r grfidltiR, were- in xyorse Kliapo than lwfor; Iteceflf- riln! hav' minnnved cftnrfil!ms so1 that lKiad midnipnanrtf' caw h- worTwd-to advaiitiii'e. - 111 severril sections of the Vum ly:. virtual clftndhilthtB havo slaved liawio vicittv the; rtiarls.- Tiies' tvinditlfms will1 b' remedied just as sonn as it i wissrbU' to m'ivo the; ccfi'inwent: Tills maintenance work will be continued long ,t! wootliT conditions' remain favorable.Editors Guests af Elks Lorfpo Monday Nlgrtt ; Woshinrtw Iiort?; it.l.O.tJT No. lSS pBtert1nrt iww;tarter' nfid rndio -nAn Monday- n1rht- at'- din-nwat thoiT club l'Wns ifi rwx?'-nitlon of Xevwpaivr Weple ew-iTKr( rMvrwrit0rt i include1 th WVwhintAw Missnwtanv 'FS-anVKft fotrntv Trlbme. lMHawen' Jjefl-i rlor, th Avprt-eri.rlirlr arid Jlorminn Tndwfndoftt' of Hr-rrtatin.' and th' NfSthasvilT Record of Martinsville Wilbert Itackmnnn of lrfarl,i)q-villt, Bvsltedi Rnlor, pr!ldd with tho able nsslfrtARoP of'Ah-thnnv Tieckntann, Statr rr'tit of ' Mr-wourl Klk Kadin ;tati-rtnM KWT!F; ; and ; Kt JAV- also tt!0;t'(. After thn delltthtful 'dinrtfr. the guests ' wi'-' conducted - tTTviiiRh the vitrlous; sertlonssof the Elks liuildinR, The ttk'- Uidge at WsRhinctnni' hn" Idnffy enjoyed'; a reputation a oii"of ,the'6unt'y's splendid i oranlMtKih:- In- addi-Imn to cooperation- urtth-an v, clvkt or' countv pro)ef1,!-the' Elks )ihve tr.ntrffwited- f dirertly 'rrtore1- than $85,000 ' in i charity - .thu pas ' 2S ytsr. In- Btaek- Mk DfimaHc Ctob! Pfdyv f. Pun ;Slwton, ; son-' f SatMrt-tidfnt am! Mrg.jVertfil M,'SIwm of Union; hfc -r In Xh'; Ma Dm watte Clul- prrtiuJjn of '"The Madfeirrtrf 'Cbaniot." t S,v E.' State CbTlefft of. : Cfcpe Olrard.---.. ? ." ; Dirrt ir' a ::(rfwwiT,-rna jjrj Inf in - eH&jT -sn Ifrfttriitlon Ml te a member of th Martt T in Sk ty.v Afp 11 owneg wt anrt lrvntty, amMh Wlr rotmdationi Hhfrjtitiy bm lUtrf:Un the ' t)tmt llorw fto loir hifk dh)Mtie woord. ... ;?i,:-!. !.,' ti:; .-;. J ,.fj. - Observe 50ih Wedding Anniversary Mr.- ar4 Mm.- V.- (.' lWhannn clclrated their jfrtdon wixidinit anniversary, Sundav.; 0toir 3. Their actual wending date was Oct. , 104. Th'.ortfttt' was' a swrpriae' planned by their throe nm; OHM and; h 'ife' of St. IiWH!t,-Oren; and Rivbort an fami-lh vf Nortn Kansas- City, Mo:;-and a grandson, Wm. O.- Bochnn1-an: and family, rtnw of Columbia-. Mf. Clirton Booth,' rf si!dir of Mr. ShKhttthn' and ho family fr8: Iiouisr .ili,antcd the buffct: dinner and' l'efivmhitfcnW. Awolvg the ffiii'sls wow Mr. and- Mrs.- Win. Chadwick, Hiinn,. Mo:, and t'ic.sc ffcNti' Iwa include Mr.- and .Mrs: trM HirdHfill, Ml', and' Mrs.' Paul Bennett and- Mr. ;md Mrsf; Mberl BncliHiiati uiid lhnli families. Also in attendance wore Mrs;- Edna Path. St. Ldiii.v Mi's'. Bcfjsin' Ncl-frtd; Iickintt, and Mr.- and Mm; fiene Rvsirt' of Texas,- atetrtnT of Mi- liik'hanhti.' Mtmy nlews, !jiephew!t;. ..neighbors' and fricrids hrliiod niftkti (lie day a rncmomljlc Writ. "OPEN HOUSB" Plwm- -.oTrtl' fn!!iidii!.'it'jry inesiages poum! into the Mlnfnm Ihiuranc4 Awnfj' 1h& ovul'in 3.insf "Ofjcn Hou'c" in the agfn cy''iMW tKime. located on Wash in'm Trttic mfl rtr-ntlv rrm-plfted. the on-itorv hrlcte ImiM-ing is designed to lione two lmi-Neses with amwle Kpace and aTl: jnodern orr-vmien;es. i - The Mlntrir Insurfiwe Aficncv began .ibmtt 40" yrart siro'a, tb iihrner1 Jfracrrar ARency; foxin ded UV ft A. Pj'hrwn' It wa ta- ln over in vit4? at (fie death of Mr F3hrher"bv Mm Lillitl M;-trup. ."bo later clrfnsretl the iiome to 'the1 Mintrtip lfourp.rnit! Aciiey. Mii Nfiiitrtip w a1"o .o rMirt o the ' Won Toa ance Company, Mwrnnt IfiKur BOYSStNT- HOME ' rfMiard'AflaniM and 'Harold T !fa;ey, l-year-nlds from" Aftrin, Ohio,- wre- arreted irt I'hteifK' bv Ttootier T? F lrtlcr.ind kmuvhl to"tn' sheriff's offi,: for' o,iie.f tionlni.. Atitftorlti Tcleasef? them torrdndnv and put them on a bn lor 'their ln.imev in Ohio aftr-r 116' grandmother of onp' of : Me ltoy -tnt' "rrtoiiey: for 1 their 1 return trip.' em mm,' $ms i , 11w'liojfrd 'of 'Alilenrten met M Vi&ular3 ,(S5tioh"on'Tifon-drievenfng of laot wtfk- lrt aduMtfoft td VotrnjjunanilirtolJsly that'pbiMllH 'phrklni lie continued Wall part. Sof streets 1n the' Pertfrtg Meter ne, bu'dnesjvas transacted sas irtdi ; Hdrfy 'AppeMe Otpvbf Ma'nhtf ' dtyHfanfhto ,leedn irtrormM UM'Bbifri thaf' latiiM tJerd tilrrt to take sl(vff febsrtttft frojn hs duties 8l)o!toffMff ijt ordfMti rwovefm ih t'ff ipm hi fceslth'of Irtng hrjurfof dty over the pjist swcI 'yar!i.;. , f AIHgi;up' ,tteilrdrlWJltit!'UW Brra! 'ai ''tftc ' 6ppMntrhnJ ofDifnftld; ifondrtx tiAHWirt'p! IXpvtiy City MMh6t;ilfendHx tkk th? otb of officft'and Wgn workhrg in BredifH' i.laee th next tnornln.'Hvfll c6fftimie id tnls t)lcW$ Stu4lo Sullivan Man Killed In flDto Collision Artotfiet1 t Serious Coi-In St. L6uis 6ne Sullivan man' was killed and another seriously mhif-'d aUMit !)-. 4S Monday ntttht when fliVn cat1. 4' ll'jO dhi'vTolct s-ed,in, W8JP -rtfnrMf by ,i Rort'VciV fx-iirrss;'rdrivvn' bv Wrltt'r Wliitisnrp. ton of En1 1 I'm's vik i ( - d i injuries;: 'lhi accident' ocrttrred near the Citvn liantcrn fafo on llit.'hwav flfl. jbst east of the city limits of SldliTOti The 'H-m, dtivn bv -Vm.' J1, frow. 43, a phrhihcr of SiHlvti. turned mid tht Jiihw:iv in fhirtl of (he castliouiul tnictof-trrdlcr. Crow is in1 Bamcs- Hos-pdnl snffcrim; fr-oin :severe' -)c;d injuries- and is not ciyr-U'd ffj llvtfj-Wljr cVfrripntitett lri?df?rfc1r; J'. Wilhnmson, also-, of ftuMlvati," a dlrh washer bv tnclo. ri'ccfved heird' injuries and died-a few lioOrs'aftrrward; in the Nirh.Me ;HoRpital- in Kuflivnn. AftpstwtlY CrrroiT did not' sec the tractor- tr'dlcr aTifironc1-in ,if ''imav nrttml InvrytiffHtlon dtsrlfwn that he had driven his car directly in the p.nh of thV';itba'ci)ri'i; hcai vv vehicle:; IVfembrs To Attend" American Rdyal'Cnferenc Vvt FVanVltn-1 (Vinty 4-TI'(rs 1- ie bcrr "ictericd" ai de!cHito; t- the AmF-rtcan VtovA 4-lf Cof- j.'rni'e on' Ortohcr 17 38 anr 1,1 i t Kmsa City There wlU b members ' from1 Missr.qri ' aflrt Kirronndins: "totce at te 'RovM at filS'tfmr' The'4-irm will be imrrtB ot 'tne' AmrJHchn rwvnl and 111 take bits tmiri of polnt'i of io- tfreff in' Kansas dlf. and tour t'lrotmh wriny d'ffcrent lmlWrng, liditrfeii, etc.. of greater Kanwt Cityk Trurte sdectcrj' a"' delecftt from ratfkhn"Cfctinty are' Hirh-ard' 'Iieder and 'Ahw Hose' i-tnith of the st. Jnhn Vallcv 4 II Huh, iJrrry- jvhlp of' trie tlnwrlcaf Hub: 6filrlcvTer;e!r'r of 'iWCltt M Club. Brtd iBill Ilrunjei of the Iabidic 4-TI Clvtb'l Ahhuai Scout Drive Starts dctbber mi A "Kick-oft iirthW" hlnUgnr-tittnjj the Annual Boy $coUt Drive In Union -will be .nelrl Monday eye-rung; October 18, nt U'.30,.hl )he JmmacuVite toncejptiiw Srhool basement. . ft;' thr Volunteers wjndttctlnp the drive. ; ; The local drive Is part of the l!)S4 Area flnancr ...cdntpalsn Which the St: Louts .Boy Scout Council, throttch .Its local volunteer loaders; holds each year to raise the funds herfesriry to carry en the Scouting program.' for the bnys In more thah. BO eornhiunl-tlw! lrt 12 feasterrt Mlssotirl counties.Crirnrtitthlty thafrtnfin for this year's drift .Is'Lm fiocklarjc, lc-IhB assisted b Ar( .Yocst; as general snllcltatJons chKlcmnn; freti Hamer; publicity and nrranse-; rn'ofits; CInrfc Netsori, proipeft list and Ray Arand as audit chfdrfnnn. "The St: Louis TJrty Scout Coun-cll; which Includes f'ranWw Codnt; cn offer the same frtvU Iv'fjes and proirrartr it provides, for its 6thcr members only as TnfiJ as local crtiVcns aw KlTifng , to sitpport Scoitfmg.-', sfMes ' fc RocklarrA Mi Cockfnffc also feels that the people of tTpmft arc wet! aware of the benefits ..that ,nur boy.? derfvc from tlie R.'out pr)-nrmYi and . wtfl bo accord inl y penij'nSii!!' whcti; .fho etiiieiiovs- caT! on thorn. The Ricmt? tins year t.s: "TodflV's Scouts -- Tomorrow's Leaders." Meetings for Boone Township tb-r& . JR?jib1tcanv meetings hMe hiwn- Hi'hcdlilr'd for IWjiU; jToWnsblp- 6nc at Sarins BluTf Tlntrsd'i ntifl1! CVt J4.' av IluSi hV ft ill; oiif nt Trt.Iic. f i-d'iv, del. 13, at thr l'-'i. ! .l, and ont at Jaari Thursdjiy,- Oct, 1. at the Kmlllni Bull In.' All meeting t'ill bt,'iri .it ?,1i pm SiWakers'Will !) ptw-vusi and all cotihty candidalcs -iv'ill bo present. OUESt "sTEAKgrTAf NAZAREN6 CHURCH Ij' Wirnri Ju'ies, of ndhcvv Okla , for tviv( ye its ,'ci.fv.l fnrcifn 'missions .fcrrctaiV lor the (siint-.(i ,.f ihf KTairarene.' i.' iov cri'Jard in cxlcil lun ti nuirtl'm work fnf- his dc-no'ituoaiimu: and r.nthi'' lit: th. local rhiffrh of' the JTarri'nf oh . 'Ouu.sday rvrnlti, Oitoher 31, ,it'7'"0 j;m in i,,c interest oi .inreiRn -inissuwis.. A cordial ih vltatlon is extended to all to attend this service. Rews of the rM3gis(rae Court ( Shtrtey JiarfMon' u TjO''-criTomfrtcd t. j -if on Sfpt 2! and chartrerT -with beln n df'innuct.t tnor, was released Oct. 9 on fcnnd! ' , Sentence was drTt;r-'srt to, ot lft in the ci"4 of noniT.t ifaft'el of St1"CtaW"who'(nterd a pUvi of jSTlln" oft 'Oct (t tO I'tUH'.f T.O (fration. i r,nr"i for ovor'J,;ht vchldc u-crc jmpospd ar folidxi,t' Walv.t I'Mps rdpat1 .Sijrinw, $10; Jamc'1 Tdpar Brikcr, iwrhon, ltd- Ar(;vs JK-EubankiC JTussol-Jl'c."Arfc, 1V , . Drn i!d O Clark of cWt f'lmf-fee. Ark . wis jicntfnted fa an days in jail and 'a $73 fnwupfln Hs' plea of atlry tn careless ami rccklc- riffv'Ing chires Mor tiy The jalj sentpnee vas stayeij wi good , bohrtv'Ior. ' Other.'' fines for raretes od rekjo's drfvUig v'tri; sfsesscfj ' Pga'nst , Jftfct' Let Hill, Turcola, Jll ; $11; "oe1 Ri-bl-fln, Times Iicrifh, ;i: Thomas Jfr Klein; OVPrtand; $Irt;' te R'iy Sc!''pT St LfiWIW: Mjuli lfnt, i 1ilnf. $J(ti'K,)!ph A UV, St.' fi.- mtLf .i .s 'n- .i'- ' M'"'t "'. Mf'IO V,.VH'f VOl J Jey I'ark, $23; Iieit C. iririon,'f M'vaff $I(t anff 30 iHv In j.tll; Vorrbf.E Kru6. irent.arin. si I'au! h. Dtstlef. Jeffenon City, $5 i Mrs,' VitrMtt,", Mrs? Ct' & $ri-r ;fiJ vrt'vtHa-n' jtfi- mcyer 'were ricttsswt, at e 'twif shower gtVen the. Iiome of Mnf ftrtssweyf 'Satiiyday ereA'ni."for irHt.'Ctarcncp fctrnnahn nf SyTJI-litj.'"' FoISoxi'ltif "the ' presentation f jritts"Tefreshmen,ts vre ejrve tinty r froi&'"Vp!6n. Wnhjflti, OWMViMt, Attfl tftit St. lti!s." Expect tb duty im Complete Acre tark Ite Adjoining High School ' iViA Unariv Inn iAvkl VV llrtlnfti hAW .feArfc kite will br JromnlctciJ "riitH;ovcr plans lor ute nc rhnrtls tins rntmr He ttill be awktcd bv momfttrs, vvtio twve-scrvea on ujc i.uk - ' - .' . i rt. .. t. .... ....., . ..... Over Siobd Met In Benefit Baseball Game f lvc-jci-uld Coj.iieuo KJee-fcamti, daughter of Mr,, and Mrs. Victor Klcck.tnip of Washington, ftcevitd oVct SlOflfJ from the ben- r;,:-ffm's ".J 1 cfit ball jfame, m: .Washington, re-(,t,rii'y r''lUifii" Mjnln, wi'h t)c Cliifut;o Wnitc So.-c, ficcuicd nine majtiif . Jeagvn Ijalf players to-p. pear in .i btnefit" fyi liis doaf ni c. i i-.'.. -. .-,"!',.,.-,; ,,--';. .,; r.-.-. Si h r iui ) Ha"? of' the St Jo-liuph Inrttltiilc for , the peuf .ju C;'1vj-s ty cVy. o, wi.4e thil RovJi;nc xs a icnuulialvlt?. pupil ami . is aUcndy able lv .pronouua; quite a Xfiy n'oirls, Icavriinxj to llp-rcid . and. , in a few your sHoul 1 be vblc to f.!k .itid lH Jic"-(i: li'4Y grjuiui uc is ior the' help, the peoplo ot t!w com-niOnlly have tflveti her. Her type. At edue.ill'in calls for. siwviut schoolif and.. special teachers. .Vvjtb. biit elt'bl in j (j.is and two fnilnpri teachers for, civh ilfiis, (He tuition is ndtur!Jy fitii'.o b'jjti IIiw p itcdls anil all her fr(on3'i express their sincere . arjprcclatiaii di the ir,v uni rr;s()oii;e anil h'-lp in tjs urm hti tlil-! fpfdul trrftn- jh'g; .. ..;X! :;.v. ' .': ' ':..''.;'; CErtTENNIAtr- DfNNfeR Tlic WnruWtyn WnnienV CJub Oweu-'ivine glvt'.a Centennial D'tiwr af tiic Cdhalic Ciufi H AtKlitot't'iiT) In thai cy on .Saturday, October 10 at. 7 o'clock. VKs Fi'rla "Mtla of St Lout. rTr Mri,t iA ic At'soil fMiir.v tion of Women's Clubs, wilt be tho spfrtkfr. Xr in i "fgi'" ... ';;;" -v' ' ..-) j'--.'-'' 1. '-";;,, ' -"'. .;.V,: ..-;;,:;-;- ;.. -:,:.-.V:; 'v'?- ,v'vi.;;.Mf KttltfW 1TUi1Woffl')twW't&i 'lih 'mmbI fawMer3iiM'r bold . in the LenaoriuJ , AudiUxrJiinx, ;of CWmim ' Claren- .. Ci" of tlsberry, Mu. Mr, Cn ' v' Nuth, v I i H C -"---v in I8;a. Tr r -jtioo in t ) (4 lu tuwiy'7.4 i , V, K In ohc bl flbW ctny.lt Mcsnl J5so. supcrlntcrtdpnt oMhts.Utuort Public ntrd tr act As 'chairman oMlw. "lloU Dav." uid every cisticwsaniiaUni : m Vnton Already, t,hck Soli Otif-or yatfon Service, the .'Missouri Cua-. rv4tina CnmnuittJon,; the County Exlcimion. l?e.partTOcnl end. Kh-j'. ciiulrini!ntrcurvtracturii.,liavc .silif-nlfiel thec coo,t,atj(jn, A luup-fjer of, nwufaqturcra, o, eavy dirt-moving equipment arc alsv expected Iq Join. Una oipcriUvfc effort to fllvo U), fit) awes ' 0"-tirp.Iy "new face'.' in one day, .Present plans, call .tor the., .eon, jtructlou of a targe,. Jake, prgiirilOy covcripfl nearly,..f.ve .. acrer.. tUc planting of ' .hundreds,.-.,- of , eti, . flnvJr tlc liUlldlnj? ul nas-,.vc muUt-flora .rove ienrea al "t-rov!in ..onct; clewjufl ,t!o sit' .tif many treci and slu-ubs -of .no .vl.i ue. Kuril fici(4 C.iiJ hiv btsii ticlil in other secll'ms .ott Wuwourl wijMn tb past few 'xvii At scpe. evcnls jis. (nny M.500P.pu-'-pl altcnclotl atid contributed t thf pT.ii.iv J wptk- , , j Friday Jfovember.- V), ,jll, bp a'lijost. Jmpi'rtlant tUi's" ui the !. tory of Wie- dpvclopinciit and growth of Union. Wrestling Here at Auditorium November is p'ck, Itoeowup, ;oiiin.anJ'r t the Union iAniratvJRwu..Ttr 4ijliflupccd Wc4ji0f(l,iv thl IKe iXfjlon will pioyii ' wrcsU.utt OxlubUioA t tbtt MUMril.,AuOt itoiium 'rmrsclay nlhl, Nw. 18- Cyclgne Ana.v il . prulmb! lie featured -in. the. .main event. UNION ELECTS .; - iv '-'"'c.'rrTrTT': ;('; '"; ; ', , George Polfler ai, eHt'd mcsulrtit of tbe tfcsf(-rr Cv'lhwl - Ifninn at the ti-jltAdt mcctit.If l 1 1 Tuesday at the ruimncul.-ilo, Vn,- copUvo ,Sd)otl, Other,!. .otfuwj tb'iicn wur JWr ,M.iiue Ivt,, vac president; Viraj I'w- bcirf'X. ecreUry; AKU.-i TJoK- nutim, tuwncjui, (totpwwn; ;r-idiUwe Uoi.Ut.hcr,' tr sculler, 4 uf- Juid WJnicshcr, ni.irh.M Tiui- too oleclud , vyeir Jwbn ii.au. Anthony Sthroedrr and Stilling JMrewscnlv wu veu- ky tlip .swcul comnntlce after tin; SEAlTESr NOW AVAIL-" ABLrtN UNION Clydfl IlanKy,. salesman, for . tins, St. Claii Xlryr nnnui.cM i.i this wefkV Tribuup ihal n..JU,t Dairy, Products ate uwuvatlabte, In XJnlon bolli at, vdhole-ile onJ t.ul Mr ..Barney' ia n,ili,e of, flrDUln. lrivuty atul.Jias lived in and neat Union all hi l.tu. ;

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