Once again The Paper finds itself among the flotsam and jetsam whirling in the inflationary spiral.
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The girls are working on Bicentennial projects as everyone seems to be doing these days.
St. Louisans will have the opportunity to vote Tuesday, February 3, on a $6,500,000 bond issue to finance the construction of a 400-prisoner expansion of the Workhouse which is in an isolated location at 7600 Hall Street in north St. Louis.
Acrylic paintings by William Kohn of the Washington University School of Fine Arts faculty are on exhibition at the Terry Moore Gallery, 612 N.
February is the big month for Scouting — the first Sunday in the month is the annual Boy Scout Sunday and is celebrated by all troops and Packs.
On December 31, 1975, Bill Fitzpatrick locked the door to Fitzpatrick Pharmacy for the last time.
The Acting Company, nationally acclaimed repertory theatre from New York City founded by John Houseman will appear in Washington University's Edison Theatre the weekend of Feb. 27- 29 in four different productions.
Bert Bender, Jr. Asst.
The Paper, for which Joe wrote many articles, is diminished by his loss.
Second week each month “Saturday Nite at the A.C.C.”
COOKIE TIME is here again and all girl scouts will be selling the seven varieties offered this year.
St. Roch's celebrate the Bi-Centennial with an old-fashioned American Revue!
