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Home My Public Portal About19650317 -- _.... Recess ..Meeting,... March 17, The hour having arrived, the recess meeting was called to order by Mayor Pro-tem Perry W. Hawes, Jr. Present : Debo, Haake, Hawes, Riner, Skain, Van Loo and Willcoxon. Roll Call. 7 Absent: Hogg, absent with leave, Kliegel and Scrivner, absent with leave. 3 A quorum was declared present. . The following bids were submitted to the Council for the construction Opening . of an Airport Terminal: of Bids for . Don Cure Construction Company $113,994. 00 Airport Roy Scheperle Construction Company 1172971.00 Terminal. . Girard Construction Company 109,361. 79 Schell Construction Company 1122653.00 Paul R. Prost Builder 116,400.00 Linhardt Construction Company 1172230.00 Mr. Rackers, Director of Public Works checked the bids with the Architect and reported to the Council that the Bid of Girard Construction Company was in order and the low bid of $109,361. 79. Mr. Capps, the Architect stated that all bids were over the estimate. Mr. Riner moved that Mr. Capps analyse the bids and re- port back to next Council meeting on April 5th. The motion passed. The following communication was received from the St. Louis Regional Post Office. Post Office: March 16, 1965 Dear Mayor Christy: This will refer to conferences with you on December 17 , 1964 and February 11, 1965, with Mr. John G. Dowling, Chief, Real Estate Branch of this region, relating to the site proposed for a new leased Post Office in Jefferson City, on the south side of West Miller, from Broadway to Mulberry, and bounded on the south by a 20-foot public alley. A the conference on December 17th. , Mr. Dowling left with your City Engineer, Mr. Ed. hackers, a plot of the site, which depicts the present grade of West Miller Street, and the proposed grade for said street. In view of the fact that this represents off-site improvements, the cost of which cannot be legally borne by the Government, we hereby request the City of Jefferson to commit itself to make the following improvements: (1) To adjust the grade of West Miller Street from Broadway to Mulberry, so that storm water will drain to the west beyond Mulberry Street (as per approximate grades suggested on the plan hereinabove referred to) . (2) Install curbs and gutters along West Miller Street. (3) Pave West Miller Street from Broadway to Mulberry, to a mimimum of 30 feet width. We have been advised by our headquarters in Washington, that this acknowledgment on the part of the City of Jefferson, of assuming the cost of these improvements, can be made by either Council Resolution, or motion of record of the Council. It is impossible at this time to forecast a construction progress schedule. However, if favorable action is taken on these improvements by the Council, we suggest that your plans be made to complete them within six months after the Government acquires title to the site. After notification of the action by the Council, we will keep you posted on the progress of the acquisition of the site. We have been further advised that a change of zoning from "E" Local Commercial, to "G" - Commercial, will be required, inasmuch as this will be a leased building. We would appreciate a commitment to make this change from the City, after the Government acquires title to the property. Mr. Dowling has advised us that in his meetings with you, he impressed upon you the urgency of this action, because the fiscal picture for site acquisition is (giavorable at this tLme. You may be assured that we will appreciate your cooperation in these matters. Yours sincerely, /s/ John G. Dee Regional Director . On motion of Mr. Willcoxon, the request was referred to the Street !"Committee for study and then to the Committee of the Whole. The iimotion passed. ---------- Polling OThe following polling places were submitted to the Council by the Places. ,Chief of Police for the City Election to be held April 6th. General City ;; VOTING PLACES GENERAL ELECTION Election, April 6, 1965 .;First Ward - Precinct 1 Capital City Upholstering Co. . Precinct 2 Henry Lichius Building, 301 Ash Street. Precinct 3 East End School Second Ward - Precinct 1 Riley Building - 214 East Capitol Ave. Precinct 2 Court House Basement. Third Ward - Precinct 1 N. 0. Nelson Mfg. Co. 308 Mulberry Precinct 2 Capital City Telephone Garage McCarty & Bolivar Precinct 3 St. Joseph' s Old Folks Home. Precinct 4 West School Precinct 5 St. Joseph' s School - West Main St.; Fourth Ward - Precinct 1 . Carpenter' s Building - Broadway & Dunklin. Precinct 2 South School - 301 Linden St. Precinct 3 Southwest School - St. Mary' s Blvd. Fifth Ward - Precinct 1 Annex Central School - 315 East Dunklin Precinct 2 Don Awe Dancing School Elm & Clark Precinct 3 Thorpe Gordon School 1201 Jackson Precinct 4 Moreau Heights School On motion of Mr. Willcoxon, the polling places were approved. The motion passed. ---------- Judges & The following Judges and Clerks were submitted to the Council by the Clerks. Chairmen of the Democrat and Republican Parties for the election to ; be held April 6th. DEMOCRATIC ELECTION JUDGES April 6, 1965 JUDGES ALTERNATES FIRST WARD - FIRST PRECINCT Mrs. W. T. Jones, 626 R. East Capitol Mrs. Mary Ann Struempf, 618 E. Capitol Mrs. Nan Tucker, 631 E. High E. W. Yankee, 110 Lafayette J. T. Payne, 312 Lafayette Mrs. Maud Martin, 635 E. Capitol SECOND PRECINCT Joseph Nacy, 328 Ash Ina Ruth Pollock, 206 Pine Zilphia Robb, 1002 E. Capitol Myrtle Vaughn, 810 E. Capitol Mrs. Emma Corsby, 316 Locust Goldie Sapp, 830 E. McCarty THIRD PRECINCT . Mrs. Marvin Thomas, 101 S. Lincoln Mrs. Ted Harrison, 313 Buchanan Mrs. Vincent Koester, 110 Riverside Mrs. Chester Buckner, 1529 East High ,' Mrs. Ray Smith, 205 McKinley . .Miss Brenda Martin, 117 Pierce SECOND WARD - FIRST PRECINCT �� Wade Condit, 214 Jackson Dorothy Atkinson, 406 Jefferson Mar jorie Rush, 106h E. McCarty Ruby Vaughn, 221a E. McCarty`t .' Mrs. Frank Nichols, 401 State Florence Ritchey, 208 Hub 0 SECOND PRECINCT , Bob Tolin, 113 Adams Mrs. Edna Straub, 309a Jackson Mrs. Henry Ells, 510 E. Capitol Mrs. Opal Neal, 208 Marshall. ,, Mrs. Wade Condit, 214 Jackson Miss Naomi Menteer, 313 Jackson THIRD WARD - FIRST PRECINCT ., Lucille DeBroeck, 428 Washington Minnie Kroll,319 W. High Nell Rice, 607 W. McCarty Shirley Tripp, 619 W. High lBertha Elliott, 619 W. High Mary C. Rodeman, 230 W. McCarty ,. SECOND PRECINCT Albert Ruoff, 212 Bolivar Mrs. Jean Griggs, 110 Fulkerson J. C. Waters, 108 Fulkerson C. H. Schulte, 306 Bolivar C. F. Menderhausen, 1015 W. Main Mrs. Mary Lou Johnson, 821 West High THIRD PRECINCT Joe Garrett, 1214 W. Miller Mrs. Kathryn Case, 1414 W. McCarty Myrtle Edmonds, 1350 W. Main Mrs. Edith Blume, 1218 W. High Catherine Pittrick, 1415 W. McCarty Winnic Roche, 414 Argonne FOURTH PRECINCT Mrs. Hazel Natsch, 1722 West Main Ola Fogelman, 110 East Circle Paul Huston, 1936 Allen Drive Lora Fenton, 128 Boonville Rd. Mrs. L. E. Wyrick, 1610 Hayselton Dr. Paul Christian, 1.933 Allen FIFTH PRECINCT Fred McGhee, 2109 Forest Drive Mrs. John Paulus, 2218 Hillsdale Mrs. John Burrus, 104 N. Ridgeway Mrs. Warren Dampf, 2205 Oakview Wilma Neutzler, 2310 Oakview Mrs. Hugh Folk, 417 Crest FOURTH WARD - FIRST PRECINCT , Wesley Mueller, 212 W. Dunklin Jack Casteel, 207 W. Elm ' Norma Prenger, 616 Broadway Seldon Abbett, 311 R. West Elm ' Helen Branch, 509 Broadway Kathryn Kauffman, 124 W. Elm SECOND PRECINCT Gerre Rackers, 1207 Southwest Hazel Holzem, 932 Crestmere ,, Virginia Eveler, 522 Stadium Carriette Tallman, 1106 Pamela Mrs. C. 0. Enloe, 908 Broadway Ann Henderson 802 Swifts Hwy. THIRD PRECINCT Bobby Amos, 1204 St. Marys Lillian Rush, 632 Virginia : Mrs. George Brandt, 1503 St. Marys Carris Miller, 1210 St. Marys : Mrs. Dorothy Bowman, 303 W. Atchison Bonnie Vailey, 916 Indiana FIFTH WARD - FIRST PRECINCT Helen Kauffman, 407 E. Ashley Helen Niekamp, 403 E. Ashley : Rosemary Bennett, 601 Monroe Zola Mae Johnson, 501 Marshall .. William Wines, 919 E. Elm Mrs. Pauline Moore, 607 Monroe . SECOND PRECINCT `;. Lillian Bond, 806 E. Elm Miss Louise Jefferson, 719 Walsh Lon C. Stone, 15 Hobbs Terrace Mrs. William M. Steward, 1110 E. Dunklin ?Mrs, Lon Stone, 15 Hobbs Terrace Miss Mae Branson, 1412 E. Atchison THIRD PRECINCT Mrs. James Reeder, 301 Tyler Mrs. Charles Binney, Tanner Bridge Road Mrs. Pearl Taber, 414 Russell Fern Taylor, 1212 Adams Ruby Heller, 316 Case Kathy Acree, 1405 Monroe FOURTH PRECINCT Lester Ekstam, 811 Fairmount Katie Walz, 1020 Fairmount :Mrs. Ralph Jobe, 1221 Madeline Erika Dickson, 1305 Winston :Harry Griffith, 1208 Moreland Ruth Caplinger, 905a Adams DEMOCRATIC REGISTRATION CLERKS April 6, 1965 41rst Ward - First Precinct Mrs. Klyde Morse, 202k Lafayette Third Precinct Mrs. Pearl Hickey, 414 Lark Second Ward Second Precinct Mrs. Lucille Cybofsky, 506 E. State ;Third Ward Second Precinct Mrs. Tom Donohue, 723 W. Main Fourth Precinct Joe Chambers, 1924 W. Main Fifth Precinct Mrs. L. E. McBride, 110 Forrest , Hill 'Fourth Ward Third Precinct Mrs. Virginia Duenkel, 613 W. Elm .Fifth Ward First Precinct Mrs. Etta Matthews, 1024 E. Dunkli Third Precinct Mrs. Wayne Duncan, 1012 Oak March 17, 1965 The following names are the Republican Judges for the Election on ,April 6, 1965, in Jefferson City, State of Missouri: JUDGES ALTERNATES FIRST WARD lat. Precinct Mrs. Ruby Quinn, 601 Capitol Mrs. T. E. Markle, 702 E. High Mrs. Rebecca Thompson, 720 E. High Miss Elfie Baldwin, 413 Marshall Albert Occhale, 709 E. High Mrs. Jose Weider, 317 Lafayette 2nd. Precinct M. M. Snell, 904 East High Mrs. Ruth Johnoon, 223 Linn St. Mrs. Wm. Miller, 901 E. Capitol Mrs. Faye, Posten, 1047 E. McCarty ,Mrs. Iva Ward, 1.114 E. High 3rd. Precinct Antone Eisterhold, 109 Polk St. Mrs. Lyman Stevens, 216 S. Lincoln Mrs. Joe Sclviiidt, 107 Riverside Dr. Mrs. Authur Bond, 102 Riverside Dr Guido Butzer, 129 Riverside, Florence Schmidt, 1525 E. McCarty SECOND WARD lat. Precinct 0. H. Storey, 421 Monroe St. Miss Kathryn Bauer, 504 E. High , Mrs. 0. H. Storey, 421 Monroe St. Mrs. Grace Bennett, 108 E. Miller Carrol Green, 107 Madison 2nd. Precinct ,Freda Coyne, 414 E. Capitol Ethel Gibler, 112 Jackson Street , Hilda Kassebaum, 102 Jackson St. Gladys Buescher, 417 E. Capitol :; Lena Rothgeb, 512 E. Capitol THIRD WARD 1st. Precinct Mr. S. T. Nix, 229 W. McCarty Mr. John Dietrich, 1408 W. Main , 'Mrs, S. T. Nix, 229 W. McCarty Mrs. Louise Hess, 211 Bolivar St. Bill Renner, 328 W. McCarty 2nd. Precinct Mrs. Orville Schulte, 1027 W. Main Mrs. Raymond Caspari, 201 Clay St. Mrs. Elzada Payne, 716 a West Main Mrs. Norbert Wolters, 1600 W. Main Mrs. Roy Cowley, 304 Bolivar St. Mrs. Herbert Siebenr, 1014 W. Mrs. Russell Bryant, 305 Berry St. 3rd. Precinct Mr. Ernest Stock, 307 Hart St. Mrs. Elmer Foerster, 1925 W. Main Mrs. Clyde Asher, 1202 W. High Mrs. Joe Roach, 1909 S. Circle Dr. Mrs. Viola Pope, 1602 W. McCarty St. . 4th. Precinct Robert Dallmeyer, Jr. , 103 Forest Hill Mrs. Beulah Adams, 2006 Meadow Lane Herbert Miller, 105 Bonville Rd. Mrs. George Englehardt, 134 Bamville Road Mrs. Paul Rogers, 110 Bolton Drive Mrs. Hugo Schubert, 502 Boonville ;, 5th. Precinct � Mrs. Anne Thompson, 2010 Livingston Eleanor Kruse, 124 Forest Hill ,. Helen Sowinski, 301 Norris Drive Adeline Reichard, 318 Crest ! Linda Dodge, 319 Crest Roy Ottinger, 2514 W. Main FOURTH WARD ., 1st. Precinct ' Mr. Edgar Blockberger, 604 Swift' s Hwy. Mrs. Louise Stine, 1021 Holly Miss Eda Tanner, 630 Broadway St. Mrs. Edna Zehendner, Old Highway 54. , Mrs. Victoria Delehay, 225 W. Dunklin 2nd. Precinct ' Mrs. Vincent Kolkmeyer, 812 Madison Mrs. Corinne Flick, 1003 Holly Drive ' Mrs. Elva Dooling, 1117 Darlene Mrs. Arleta Hildebrand, 529 Thompson Mrs. Marjorie Braswell, 1602 Westwood 3rd. Precinct Mrs. Theodore Wisch, 607 W. Elm St. Mrs. Herbert Struempf, 624 Kansas St. Mrs. Frank Osterloh, 729 St. Mary' s Blvd. Mrs. Hannah Probasco, 641' George St. Carl Vogel, St. Mary' s Blvd. FIFTH WARD 1st. Precinct Mrs. Effie Coleman, 615 Madison St. Mrs. Margaret Henry, 811 Jackson St. Mr. Gerald Schaeffer, 515 Atchison St. Mrs. Earnest Mullenax, 510 Jackson St. Mrs. Elizabeth Colvin, 421 E. Atchison Mrs. Paul Schneider, 204 E. Ashley 2nd. Precinct Mrs. Ivana Wisley, 905 E. Atchison Mrs. Elmossie Lee, 749 Locust St. . Mrs. Orval Silfies, 714 Cardinal St. Mrs. P. C. Shively,1501 E. Dunklin St. Mrs. Emil Wilbers, 623 Locust St. Mrs. Eleanor Axon, 701 Cardinal St. 3rd. Precinct Mrs. Clarence Linhardt, 1433 Monroe St. Mrs, Earl Schatzer, 410 Union Mrs. Marcella Schwaller, 905 Monroe Mrs. Herman Weavers, 1006 Monroe St. Mrs. Wm. Englebrecht, 424 Hickory St. Mrs. Raymond Jett, 913 Jackson St. . 4th. Precinct ;, Mrs. James Bailey, 1309 Jobe St. Mrs. Kent Charles, 1432 Major Drive Mr. James McHenry, Greenberry Rd. Mrs. William Miller, 1108 Moreau Drive Mrs. F. N. Sanders, 1311 Jobe Dr. Mrs. Gregory Stockard, 1413 Greenberry Rd. REPUBLICAN REGISTRARS April 6, 1965 .. First Ward - 2nd Precinct Mrs. Betty Bruenmer, 800 E. McCarty ,. Second Ward 1st. Precinct Mrs. Delores Mollenhauer, 414 E. Capitol ' Third Ward 1st. Precinct Mrs. Christine Walther, 213a Bolivar 3rd. Precinct Mrs. Arnold Weiss, 1605 W. McCarty Fourth Ward lst. Precinct Mrs. Walter Schroeder, 224 W. Elm 2nd. Precinct James H. Jeffrey, 1116 Darlene IFifth Ward 2nd. Precinct Mrs. Marie Veltrop, 721 Walsh 4th. Precinct Mrs. Arthur Raithel, 907 Moreau Dr On motion of Mr. Willcoxon, the Judges and Clerks were approved. The Motion passed. ---------- Airport Mr. Willcoxon stated that Mr. Asel had been instructed to clear Committee right-of-way on the north and west side of the Airport and have Report. the Telephone Company to lower the wires. ---------- School Board Mr. Riner moved that the City Attorney prepare a resolution Elections. recommending to the School Board that election of. School Board Members be by Primary Election and if recommendation of this Council Us approved that the names certified by the School Board for the election, be put on the City Ballot. (This does not include the area outside the City Limits. ) The motion passed. ---------- Adjournment. ! On motion of Mr. Willcoxon, the Council mourned, under the rules. it ij