Franklin County Tribune from Union, Missouri • Page 2

Surf icsJ; Dorothy Sommers. FrcrJain Coynfy St Cir; 'jufte Wuntei, -adMng- St. Francis J. St atoXommission Approves tun; I lores Iws-tborst. asthing- Jcac-s.

JUL UVJal Hospital Nov Highway Beautif ication Tribar.s Issued fcvery VeOnesday At Union, Missouri Published by the MAT ML IKS II Medical: Annie A. Palssrr. St. rf Miss Missouri The Missouri Sate Highway Cora-saissioa gave its approval to a tentative highway beautification pro- Franklin Publishing Company, Ine Clair; Michael D. Soho.

St. Cuur. toa. l-rt Mr. and Mrs.

Michael IC k.h-a.'Jfr, New ILiren. Boy; Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Johnson, Pacific, JUNE IK Medical: Herman All merer, Cera Id; Joseph Kampachroader. Gerald; HaaoU Pioejav liakm; Harry Cay, VUla Ridge, Surgical: David Schmidt, Washington.

Bo-dun Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Margaret PaUe, Union. i' 3i Soa Oak Street Union, Missouri COM Surgical: Christy Kreft. Union; Monica Williams, Union; Room B.

WAYNE FREEMAN. PubUsha test will be at p.m. Friday ST. LOUIS-Miss Needra Jones, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Melvin Ray C. Jones, lit N. Christiana. the Case Club of the Chase-Park Hawkins, St. CaAn Wyna Uhrtnana Washington; Clifford L.

Meyer, McGowans Given Birthday Party A birthday party was rtvea for Washington. Union, is entered la the Miis Mis- Plaza Hotel The public Invited to attend and tickets can be pur chased at the door for $2 OS each or from the candidates. A recep Seesnd Class Postage Paid Union. Missouri Tifcrhoot LU SO In Franidtn County US per yea Outsit Frank.Ua County per year Births: Mr. and Mr.

Robert gram oa the Intersate, Primary, Urban and Supplementary highway systems for the 1967 fiscal period beginning July 1. which mdueea. 27, mils of landscaping Frank. ha County. This beautification program is estimated to cost H.CSS.OOO aad includes such Work as landscaping and screening, the planting of trees and shrubs.

On Interstate total of 1S.I miles will be landscaped between UJJ. SI and Eureka. Seven and one half miles will be landscaped aa Route 47 between the Missouri River and Union. And 4 5 miles will be landscaped on U.S. SO between Union aad -Interstate 44 Cuba, Vatthingtaa, Boy; Mr.

and Thau mood. SL Oair. Boy; Mr. and Mr. and Mn Jan J.

Mcftawan Mrs. Donald Schroeder, Washing Mrs. Donald Crua. St. Clair, Roy.

tion and dancing will follow. of Chesterfield Sunday by friends souri Beauty which will select a candidate lor the Miss America Beauty Contest a feature of the forthcoming International Beauty Congress of Long Beach. Calif. Miss Jones. IS, is a senior at Union High School She was entered in the Miss Gateway Regatta Contest.

The Mack hair blue eyed candidate is interested ht the piano, singing, ukulele, sewing and designing clothes. The Miss Missouri Beauty Con- ton, Boy. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Moiae, Pa The International Beauty Con ana relatives.

JUNE 1M cific. Girl; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Taking part ia the dinner and Medical: Dawn Michelle PteneD. Union, Girt gress will be held in Long Beach this year.

A Miss Missouri beauty will be sent to the Ceagrese which grvng seeseats to the guests of Crusade. MAT iLIM Washington; DeUa Jets, Washington; Matthias (Martin) Finder. Union. is offering at prixea. She honor were: Mr.

and Mrs. Major Lofting. Crocker; Mr. and Mrs. Loyd Lofting and family, St.

Clain will be seen oa the NBC telecast Births: Mr. and Mrs. Charles as Jury: Paul Cxeschia. Washing-no. MaoVal: Harry Horatmann.

Vasb-nctoav Defia FVmtejt. Roberts- from Long Beach. Coarsen. SL Oair. Carl; Mr.

and Mr. and Mrs. Luther Whitworth and family. Sullivan; Mr. and Mrs.

Mrs. Michael Buchhelt, Washing rtiie; Venuca Thuraaond, St. Oair: lee Whitworth. St. Clair, Arthur Boy.

St. Cair. and Mrs. James W. McGowan and JUNE 4.

IMi Allen Brockmann Selected To Attend Boys State Injury, Mary Baineharn. la Whitworth. St. a air; Mr. and Mrs.

Them Quick and family. Valley Park; and Mrs. Perris, Valley Park. family, Sullivan; Mr. and Mrs.

Paul F. Craig, Sullivan; Mr. and Sargfcal. Daoiid Street, Cray badie. Chans I Aossatiae.

Wash. Clara Kempt SL Clair, Era- Mrs. Richard McGowan and family Sullivan: and Mr. and Mrs. Jerry tacwstaae.

Wash Also attending were: Mr. and (Continued from Pag 1-A) er steering committee members in additiaa at ICaxted anal fferaaaa are: Jtev. WOhaai Km4y. Wash-mgtoa, publicity: Rev. Oca Me-Bnde.

Stantoa, Yowrh; Rev. Mka oel McBridc. Cray SxnssS, bad-gel; Steve CahiU. St. Clair, parking; Mrs.

Mxrie Osborne. St. Oar. women: Oaode Da-via. Sofisraa.

nan; OcJ Job. 1 eaerVfi. trnas-portaiam; Wsfot Moure. Bsnsrbass, attendance; Rev. OvyOe tasary.

St. Clatr. prayer; Rev. Si ira Johnson. St Clair, ruutatjoec S.

S. Lorent, Union, uiai i. aad Rev. ma Kreft, Gerald; Joyce J. Strab- eser.

UaaoK Jo- Allen Brockmann, 17, son of Mr. Dobsch and family, Marthasvllle. Mrs. James Cuaio. Sullivan; Mr.

class, and vice president of I berg. Union. IMoac rttsulss Gro- snd Mrs. Clarence Brockmann. Union High School Varsity Athlet SIS N.

Christina, has been select ic Quo. Medical: John Harper, St Clair; 1UNX utm Allen's hobby is playing his gui ed to attend Missouri Boys Slate June 18-25 on the campus of Cen Walter Sieae, Beaufort; Cart Bolts, Washington; Addia K. Hosa. Wash Loyd Johaian. SL Clair.

tar and is the lead guitar hi tral Missouri State College at Noarae, Vassungton; Do ington; Amanda Meyer, Washing' BOSS NEEDRA JONES teenage bead. He won the local public speaking award as a local Washington; Trudy Neely, Wash- Vina Ridge; Etta Mas Lahadbe; EJaeasor Ma Allen, who has completed his FFA contest. le. Cray Susnsnit; Mattia Oeborn, Junior year at Union High School ton, Glenda Nighswonger of Washington; Dana Orphan, Washington; Bradford Pierce, Villa Howard Priest, ore. St.

Clair; LiUie Nugent. St. Oair. is being sponsored by Missouri Voiture Club. Ridge.

Court Grants Divorces Local Students Birth: Mr. and Mrs. Fred Tritch, He is a member of the United Churches of Christ, Senior High the Union Chapter of Beaufort, Girl. 1-rA, vice president oi the senior Among SeMo State Grads Divorces granted circut court this week were as fcnojrs: Patricia George was granted a Stafe Okays Highway Work divorce front David George and Gets Degree was awarded custody of their three minor children. Geoerge was er A total of S7f degrees were granted by Southeast Missouri Slate College at commencement exer red to pay $60 per week child The Missouri State Highway Conv support plus court costs and attor cises May SI.

missioa has given its approval to tentative right of way and con Dr. Bower Aly. bead of the YOU'RE SAFE AND ney's fees. Sharon Lewis Was granted struction program totaling J.I miles University of Hawaii Department of Speech, addressed the graduates. divorce from Arnold Lewie and re i Franklin County.

The program includes grading, ceived custody of their minor Dr. Aly and Gustav Margraf of the oavA mnnnv tnri bridging and surfacing on: Route child. Lewis was ordered to psy $20 per week child support plus one mile from the jenersoa Britist Aluminum Co. presented the school's Alumni Awards of Merit. This year's graduates included: court costs and attorney's fees.

under the protective roof of INSURANCE county line, north; Route ac Charles Henry Baker was grant Sick-Room Equipment For the Community THE AMERICAN LEGION AUXILIARY UNIT NO. 217 UNION, MISSOURI, FRANKLIN COUNTY Te the Residents of Franklia County and Viciaity: The erg solution Is conducting a campaign to obtain Slck-Room Equipment, which will be for the free temporary use of all residents of this county, such equipment to so located as to serve the rest dents of the county quickly and conventlently in their own homes. This hospital equipment is being paid for through the sale of these well known publications. NO DONATIONS will be accepted by the salesman who calls on you; or the organization. We feel that this equipsaeat will help our people in time of need and it is hop ad that residents of our county will co-operate in thai worthwhile endeavor.

You will receive full value for the money expended and at the same time help place this fine equipment in our community, for the free use of our neighbors. From Rutgers Sallic Ann Henderson of 7S0 Ridge St. Clair, has received a Master of Library Service degree from Rutgers, New Jersey's State University. Rutgers awarded a total of about 4,300 degrees, which, together with 21 honorary degrees, were presented last night at the University's 200th anniversary commencement in Rutgers Stadium. Dr.

Mason W. Gross, State University president, delivered the charge and conferred the degrees at the Stadium, where graduates of IS colleges and divisions of the University took part in outdoor ceremonies before an audience of some 16,000 parents, relatives and friends. ed a divorce from Mary Lee Bak quire balance of right of way and mile grading work one mile west of Roberuvillet Route O. acquire Jerry Lee Furtow, Union, Bachelor or. Mrs.

Baker received custody of their two minor children. Baker nice of right of way and 4 ml. RALPH SMITH TOM NEHER of Science In Education; Michael Charles Williams, Union, Bachelor of Science in Education; Thomas Clark Wood, Washington, Bachelor was ordered to pay $45 per week TWL child support work east of Interstate 44 and U.S. interchange; and Route 83 (U) acquire balance of right of way and one mile work two miles, south IU3-2J00S? Rosemary MerseeJ was granted of Science in Business Administration; and Lester Edward Gardner a divorce from Nelson S. MerseaJ of Beaufort at Moser Mill.

Washington, Bachelor of Doris Aubuchon was granted The projects are a part, of the Sav with Safeco's broatl-r'K Homeowner's Policy! No dangerous gaps, no costly overlaps. Yet it costs less than many 'ordinary' policies! For the complete roof of protection, call us today. divorce from Thomas Aubuchon and received custody of their minor child. Aubuchon was ordered Franklin County Tribune approvals for the, 1K7 fiscal year, beginning July 1, which totals for the purchase of right of wavs and S2S.S94.000 for con Juno 8, 1966 2A to pay $15 per week child support plus court costs and attorney's struction or improvement of about 27S miles of work. Robert J.

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