CIRCUIT CLERK Applications for marriage licenses: Ronald Doerhoff, 19, St. Elizabeth, to Ruth Kemna, 18, St. Elizabeth; David G. Morris, 16, Eldon to Nita Ruth Shoemaker, 16, Eldon; Ray, Borton, 32, Eldon to Sharon McDowell, 19, Jefferson City; Johnny Lee Witt, 22 Ulman to Brenda Kay Turner, 17, Eldon. Marriage licenses issued: Kenneth Wayne Spencer, 20, Eldon, to Judith Jones 18, Eldon; Jerry Wayne Hurt, 2 26, Elizabethtown, to Gweneth Sue Grady, 20, Iberia.
COUNTY COURT AND CLERK Applications may now be made for absentee war ballots 1 for the primary election. In addition to the county and state ballots three constitutional amendments are to be voted on. Student assignments were made Friday for James Richard Hensley, Grade 12 and Deann Hensley, Grade 6, from Osage to Iberia district. A few assignments were made last fall by agreement of schools involved. MAGISTRATE COURT May 12, Bruce Bennett Koewing, fined $5 and costs for careless and imprudent driving.
May 12, John Tennis Haley, fined $5 and costs for no operator's license. May Roy Rollins Hansen, fined $50 and costs for gambling. May 12, Reuben Duncan, fined $10 and costs for- intent to defraud. May 13, Johnny Ridenhaur, fined $10 and costs for intent to defraud. May 16, James H.
Savage, fined $10 and costs for fishing within 75 yards of Bagnell Dam. May 16, Charles R. Knedler, fined $10 and costs for fishing within 75 yards of Bagnell Dam. May 16, Norman Henry Cotten, fined $5 and costs for careless and imprudent driving. May 16, Mark Fred Fleer, fined $50 and costs for minor possessing liquor.
May 16, Mark Douglas Bales entered a plea of not guilty to a charge of driving while intoxicated. Hearing set June 1. On a charge of careless and imprudent driving, he was fined $5 and costs. May 16, Lyle J. Armstrong, fined $10 and costs for fishing without permit.
May 16, Rachel M. Hile, fined $10 and costs for fishing without permit. May 16, Bernard L. Hile, fined $10 and costs for fishing without permit. May 16, Bill Stone fined $50 and costs for gambling.
May 16, Robert Polly, fined $50 and costs for gambling. May 18, Daryl Dean Weatherman, fined $50 and costs for minor possessing liquor. 18, Sidney Lee Kleidosty, fined $10 and costs for careless and imprudent driving. May 18, Danny Robert Wall, fined $5 and costs for careless and imprudent driving. May 18, Troy Bower Hickman, fined $15 and costs for careless and imprudent driving.
May 18, George Beard entered plea of not guilty to charge of no account check; hearing set May 23. May 18, Penelope Lou Reven and Katherine Sue Wilson, charged with stealing, continued to June 3. Bonds were reduced to $500 each and defendant Reven presented bond which was examined and approved. EXTENSION OFFICE Monday, May 25, at 1:30 p.m. The trip, committee will meet in the annex to make plans for the annual trip sponsored by the Homemakers Extension clubs of Miller County.
Plans are now completed for the three-session defensive driving short course sponsored by the Tuscumbia Lions Club and the Extension office. This is the course recognized by the National Safety Council. The class is limited to 25. Those planning to enroll need to call the Extension office as soon as possible. Dates are June 8, 15 and 22, at 7:30 p.m., in the annex.
Courthouse News ASCS Reminder: Farmers participating in the 1970 Wheat Program, who haven't reported their wheat acreage, must make the report by May 25. Farmers, participating in the Grain Program are urged to go to the ASCS office and get answers to any questions they might have before they certify acreages. Participating feed grain and wheat producers must report the exact acres in these crops and the acres diverted from these crops. As soon as a producer certifies, the county ASCS office begins processing the data for the payments which will be made soon after July 1. The office wants to prevent any mistakes in certification.
It could cost a farmer all or part of his payment. Once the farmer certifies he can't make adjustments in order to be in compliance. He has to be in compliance when he certifies. If a spot check shows he has made an incorrect certification, it is too late to correct it. If there is any question or doubt in the farmer's mind about the programs, he should contact the ASCS office.
It may be necessary he get a measurement service. TREASURER The week's receipts included: Recorder's fees, $571.40 for general revenue; $250 was received for the Miller County Highway Dept. for the sale of a truck; and prosecuting attorney fees, $325 for county revenue. HEALTH DEPARTMENT certificate. POLICE COURT The student nurse and public health Nurse attended a conference at the handicapped children's clinic in Columbia on Wednesday.
Home visits are being made in the Eldon, Tuscumbia, St. Elizabeth and Brumley areas this week by the public health nurse and student nurse. monthly Well Child conference will be held at the Ninth Christian Church in Eldon on Tuesday, May 26. Appoint ments should be made for the child to attend the conference. Immunization clinics at Tuscumbia and Iberia schools are now completed.
Parents wishing to know what immunizations their children have received may consult their school or the County Health Department as records of the immunizations are on file at both places. SELECTIVE SERVICE Those to be sent for induction on May 26 are Ronald Gail Strange, Terry Joe Whittle, Charles David Zimmerman, and William Cecil Davenport. Michael Richard Brown, transferred from Ray County, will accompany them. Five will be sent for physical examination on the same date. On June 9, five will be sent for induction and one for examination.
Selective Service clerk, Betty Smith, received a certificate of appreciation from the director of Selective Service, Lewis B. Hershey. A letter accompanying certificate gave this explanation: 18, 1967 marked the fiftieth anniversary of the Selective Service law of 1917, the System's World War I statute. The service commemorated the event by issuance of Special Certificates of Appreciation for presentation to employees who served the system under the 1948 and 1951 acts and who were still in the employ of Selective Service System on the anniversary date." R. McCain, acting state Director, sent the MAY 13, 1970 Grace Hogg, Russellville, charged with parking in unauthorized parking space, plea of guilty, fined $5.
Donald D. Richardson, 17, Rte. 1, Eldon, charged with dangerous and reckless driving--failure to exercise care, guilty, fined $15; improper equipment--excessive noise, plea of guilty, fined $10. Ted Allen Ballenger, 24, Barnett, charged with dangerous and reckless driving excessive speed, defendant requested continuance to May 20; continuance granted. Come to Central Missouri for the Mr.
Mrs. Larry Drenon High Grade Holstein Complete Dispersal Sale Friday, May 29, 1970 12:00 noon Lunch Warsaw, Missouri Sale held in tent at the farm 6 miles north of Warsaw, Missouri or 4 miles south of Lincoln, Missouri on U. S. 65. 82 Head of Good High Grade Holsteins Sell; 46 Top Cows Sell 32 Fresh cows 5 Heavy Springer Cows 9 Fall Freshening Cows 25 Head are 2nd calf cows, balance young 4 to 16.
16 Fancy Holstein Heifer calves, are sired by Top Bulls; Holstein Steer Calves; Good Production Herd Avg. 45 lb. per head per day. Herd Test 3.5% Milk records Good Breeding Cows came from 2 Top Herds 24 Head was the Grade A Herd of Edwin Reed, Cross Timbers, Missouri and 22 Head was the Clifton Nunn Herd of Urbana, Missouri. Both Herds have been using Top Bulls and Art.
Breeding for years; Dairy Equipment 300 gal. Zero T-20 Bulk Tank, good; 3 Unit Surge Pipeline milker, good; Misc. Dairy Best of Health Tested T.V. Bangs; O.C,V. Vacc.
Lepto; Papers furnished: Farm Machinery 1965 J.D. 2010 Tractor, power good rubber, only 1600 good; 1963 2T Ford Truck; Insilage Cutter; 1960 Chev. pickup, and other Items. FOR INFORMATION CONTACT Donald J. Bowman Auctioneer Sales Hamilton, Missouri 64644 Phone Kidder, Mo.
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Williams resigns County Red Cross swim as Republican program set for season county chairman Norman J. Williams, chairman of the Miller County Republican Central Committee, announced today his resignation as chairman of that committee. Williams is a candidate for the Republican nomination for state representative from the 123rd District which includes Miller Maries Counties and the townships of Clark, Osage and Liberty in Cole County. Williams said that he felt it would be to the best interests of his party not to act as county chairman while he was engaged in a contested race in the primary election. He said it had always been the policy of the county committee not to endorse any candidate in the primary elections.
This is also the stated policy of the Miller County Republican Club in regard to primary elections. NEW IRS FORM FOR EXEMPTION FROM WITHHOLDING More than 300,000 students working for the summer, and retired persons and other workers, the state of Missouri, may be entitled to exemption from income tax withholding under the Tax Reform Act of 1969. Forms for claiming this exemption are now available from Internal Revenue Service offices. Any employee who had no income tax liability last year and anticipates none for this year should use Withholding Exemption Certificate, Form W-4E, to claim the exemption, E. C.
Coyle, district director of Internal Revenue, said. For 1970, a single person who makes less than $1,725 owes no tax. This is based on the $1,100 low income allowance and a personal exemption of $625. A taxpayer over 65 can earn wages up to $2,350 without incurring a tax liability, Coyle said. The first phase of the Miller County Red Cross swim program is scheduled to begin Monday, May 25, and run through Friday, May 29.
Currently accredited junior and senior life savers will be trained to assist the water safety instructors on the beginner, advanced beginner and intermediate levels of swimming. All persons currently holding a Red Cross junior or senior life saving certificate who would be interested in this additional training may contact Mrs. Frank Frandsen, Miller County Red Cross water safety chairman, at 365- 2786, Lake Ozark; Mrs. Irvin Robert Snodgrass, Davis, Tuscumbia; Mrs. Bill Yaeger, Eldon.
Miss Carol Hess, WSI, Eldon, will instruct the class from 9 to 11 o'clock each morning at El Rancho Pool, Eldon. Beginning June 22 and running Gets Ill rating on bow at state Danny Sale, Eldon High School sophom*ore who was a grand prize winner in the district industrial arts contest May 2 at Central Missouri State College, Warrensburg, received a No. III rating in the state awards program at the University of Missouri-Columbia. Danny's entry was a laminated fiberglass bow. Three other bows--all target bows-- were entered in the open division at UMC, but his was the only hunting bow in the woodworking division.
The state event drew about 160 entries--the 20 top projects from GEORGIA SMITH, 66, DIES IN HOSPITAL Mrs. Georgia Smith, 66, anative of Olean, died Wednesday, May 13, 1970 at Research Medical Center, Kansas City, A member of Mt. Zion Baptist Church Olean, she had lived in Kansas City 16 years. Survivors include a son, Jerome, of the home, 5508 Montgall, and a daughter, Mrs. Helen Taylor, both of Kansas City; two brothers, John J.
(Jack) Smith, Olean, and Dell Smith, Kansas City; 13 grandchildren; and four great-grandchildren. Funeral services were held at, 2:30 p.m. Saturday at a Kansas City funeral home; burial was in Lincoln cemetery. SPECIAL SALE While Present Stock Lasts Reg. $8.49 DUPONT 501 NYLON CARPET -Lo Loop Tip Sheared Heavy Duty Rated Completely Installed Wall To Wall Includes Foam Pad sq.
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PLEASANT through July 3, the second phase of the Red Cross swim program will begin at Holsman's Paradise Beach, Lake Ozark. Classes will be offered in the beginner, advanced swimmer levels. Child-' ren who have completed the second grade or are nine years of age and over may enroll with the above area chairmen. Enrollment will close June 1. Miss Jackie Moats, Eldon, has been awarded a Red Cross scholarship to attend National Acquatic School in Carbondale, June 8 through 19 by the Capitol Area Chapter, American Red Cross.
She will assist with the program following her training. each of eight districts in the state. General chairman was Dr. Orin Robinson of SMS, Springfield, and co-chairman, Dabney Doty of UMC. Top winners in each of nine divisions at state received plaques for their schools and individual certificates, Leland Finley, industrial arts insturctor at Eldon High, said.
The grand award resulted in a tie between David Miser of Truman High School, Independence, for a set of architectural plans, and John Clayton of Hannibal School for a grandfather clock. SHOP THE WANT ADS Certified water safety instructors who will assist with the program are: Mrs. Gene Gamble, Osage Beach; Mrs. Robert Davis, Iberia; and Mrs. Don Phillips, Eldon, who will direct the 1970 RC swim program.
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