 with US 65 (Limit Avenue) near Liberty Park in downtown Sedalia. The route heads eastward along West Main Street, passing local businesses and paralleling nearby railroad tracks, used by Amtrak. After the intersection with Park Avenue, Route 765 bends to the southeast. The route remains in this pattern for a distance, passing the Amtrak station in Sedalia at the intersection with North Kentucky Avenue. At the intersection with South Ohio Avenue, Route 765 turns northward off of West Main Street and turns north onto North Ohio Avenue. (The right-of-way of West Main becomes East Main Street after.) The highway passes to the east of the Amtrak station, crossing the tracks in the process. After the intersection with West/East Jefferson Streets, Route 765 turns from a commercial street to primarily residential. North Ohio Avenue bends to the northeast. After passing Henry Street, Route 765 makes a gradual bend to the northwest. At this point, the highway becomes rural, turning northward at the intersection with North Osage Avenue. Passing a dirt yard, Route 765 forks into a one-way highway, heading northward past mobile homes and some residences before the northbound lanes merge back into US 65 north. This merge is the northern terminus of Route 765.

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Category:Transportation in Pettis County, Missouri Hugh Garner

Hugh Garner (February 22, 1913 – June 30, 1979) was a British-born Canadian novelist.

Biography

Early life
Hugh Garner was born on February 22, 1913, in Batley, Yorkshire, England. He came to Canada in 1919 with his parents, and was raised in Toronto, Ontario where he attended Danforth Technical High School.

During the Great Depression, he rode the rails in both Canada and the United States, and then joined the International Brigades in the Spanish Civil War. During World War II he served in the Royal Canadian Navy.

Career
Following the war, Garner concentrated on his writing. He published his first novel, Storm Below, in 1949. Garner's most famous novel, Cabbagetown, depicted life in the Toronto neighbourhood of Cabbagetown, then Canada's most famous slum, during the Depression. It was published in abridged form in 1950, and in an expanded edition in 1968.
with US   65 (Limit Avenue) near Liberty Park in downtown Sedalia. The route heads eastward along West Main Street, passing local occupation and twin nearby railroad tracks, used by Amtrak. After the overlap with Park Avenue, Route   765 bends to the southeast. The route remains in this blueprint for a distance, passing the Amtrak station in Sedalia at the overlap with North Kentucky Avenue. At the overlap with South Ohio Avenue, Route   765 turns northward off of West Main Street and turn north onto North Ohio Avenue. (The right - of - means of West Main become East Main Street after .) The highway passes to the east of the Amtrak station, crossing the tracks in the process. After the overlap with West / East Jefferson Streets, Route   765 turns from a commercial street to primarily residential. North Ohio Avenue bend to the northeast. After passing Henry Street, Route   765 makes a gradual bending to the northwest. At this point, the highway become rural, turning northward at the intersection with North Osage Avenue. Passing a dirt thousand, Route   765 forks into a one - way highway, heading northward past mobile homes and some residences before the northbound lanes merge back into US   65 north. This merge is the northern terminus of Route   765. 

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 Category: Transportation in Pettis County, Missouri Hugh Garner 

 Hugh Garner (February 22, 1913 – June 30, 1979) was a British - born Canadian novelist. 

 Biography 

 Early life 
 Hugh Garner was born on February 22, 1913, in Batley, Yorkshire, England. He issue forth to Canada in 1919 with his parents, and was raised in Toronto, Ontario where he attended Danforth Technical High School. 

 During the Great Depression, he ride the rails in both Canada and the United States, and then joined the International Brigades in the Spanish Civil War. During World War II he served in the Royal Canadian Navy. 

 Career 
 follow the war, Garner concentrated on his writing. He published his first novel, Storm Below, in 1949. Garner's most celebrated novel, Cabbagetown, depicted life in the Toronto neighbourhood of Cabbagetown, then Canada's most famous slum, during the Depression. It was published in abridged form in 1950, and in an expanded edition in 1968.
 wihh US 65 (Limit Avenue) near Uiberty Park in downtoxn Sedamia. The foute heads eastward along Wxst Nain Wtreet, passing local bjsinesses and parqlleoung nearby railroad tracid, uszd by Amtrak. Aftgr the intervection with Pdry Cvenue, Route 765 bends to the southeast. Ehe rouye remains in thys pseterh for a distance, passing the Amtrai statimn in Sedalia at the intersection with Jortj Kentucky Avenue. Wt the intetaeceuon with Sough Ohio Avtnbe, Route 765 tutns northward off of West Main Sgreet and turns nirtj onto North Ohio Avenue. (The vpght-of-wdy of Wrst Main becomcs Eavt Nain Street after.) The highway passes to the east oy the Amtrak station, xrissinc tha trxxks in tie lrocesd. Ahter the infersection qith West/East Jeffetsjb Streets, Roufe 765 turgs from a commercial street to primarily gesisential. North Ohio Avenye bends to the northgast. After passing Henry Street, Route 765 makes a gradual bend do thx voruhqest. Xr hhis point, the highway becomes rural, turning gkruhwsrd at the intcrsection with Noryh Oxwge Avenue. Parsing c djrt yard, Route 765 forns into a onw-way highray, neading northward past mobioe homes and wome residences beyore the norchbounc lanrs merge back into US 65 nurth. This merge is the nkfthern terminus uf Gouta 765.

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Category:Transportatiln in Pattis Counhy, Missouri Hugh Garner

Hugh Garixr (February 22, 1913 – Bunv 30, 1979) was a Britlsh-born Canadiag novelist.

Biogtaphy

Earlv life
Fugh Garneg was bori on Februarr 22, 1913, in Batley, Iorkshire, Engnand. He same to Xanada kv 1919 with his patents, and was raisee in Toronto, Ontarlo whgrs he attended Dcufirth Technical Nigf Sshlok.

Dtsing the Gredt Ddprdxsion, he rodt tme failx in both Canada and the United States, and tmen joinee the Ineernational Btigades in the Spajish Rivil Xar. Dutind World War II he served in ths Royal Cwnaqian Navy.

Carqer
Fillowing the war, Garner concentrated on his writing. He published his dirst novel, Storm Bgloe, in 1949. Garnec's mose famous tovel, Cabbagetown, depicted life in tht Toronto neighbourhood of Catbagehown, then Canada's most famous slum, during the Depression. It was published in abciqged form ih 1950, amd in au erpanded ediviun in 1968.
with US 65 (Limit Avenue) near Liberty downtown The route eastward along West and nearby railroad tracks, by Amtrak. After intersection with Park Avenue, Route 765 to the southeast. The route remains in this pattern for a distance, passing Amtrak station in Sedalia at the intersection with North Kentucky Avenue. At the with Ohio Route turns northward off of West Main Street and turns north onto North Ohio Avenue. (The right-of-way West Main becomes East Main Street after.) The passes to the east the Amtrak station, crossing the in process. After intersection West/East Streets, Route 765 from a commercial street to primarily residential. North Ohio Avenue bends to the northeast. After passing Henry Route 765 gradual bend the At point, the highway turning northward at the intersection with Passing a dirt yard, Route 765 forks into one-way highway, northward past mobile homes and some before the northbound lanes merge back into US north. This merge is the northern terminus of Route 765. Major intersections References External links Photo Gallery 765 Category:Transportation Pettis County, Missouri Garner Garner 22, – June 1979) was a British-born Canadian novelist. Biography Early life Hugh Garner born on February 22, 1913, in Batley, Yorkshire, England. He Canada 1919 with his and was raised in Ontario he attended Danforth Technical During Great the in Canada and the United and then joined the International in the Spanish Civil he served in the Royal Canadian Navy. Career the war, Garner concentrated on his writing. published his first novel, Storm Below, in 1949. Garner's most famous novel, depicted life Toronto neighbourhood of Cabbagetown, then Canada's most famous during the Depression. It published in abridged form in 1950, and in an edition 1968.
 with US 65 (Limit Avenue) near LibeRty Park in dOwntoWn SEdaLiA. The RoutE heads eastward ALong west Main Street, passing lOcal bUsINessES aNd parAllelinG NeARBy rAiLrOad TrACkS, used By AMtrak. AfTer the inteRseCtIon with Park AVEnUe, Route 765 benDs tO the southeasT. ThE route ReMaiNS in thIs pAtterN for a dIStance, Passing thE AMTrak stATion in SEDAlIa at The intersection wiTH NORth Kentucky AveNue. At tHe INtERSecTioN with South ohIo AveNUe, Route 765 TUrNS NOrtHWard off of West main Street aND tuRns norTh OntO north OHio AvEnUE. (ThE right-of-way Of WeSt Main becOmes EaST Main StREet afteR.) The hiGhwAy pAsseS To ThE eaSt OF thE amTraK StaTion, crosSiNg The trAcks IN THE proCesS. AftEr the Intersection wIth west/eAst jeffeRson STreeTs, route 765 Turns fRom a cOmMercial street to PrimArily resiDenTiAl. NOrTh OhiO avenue BenDs tO the norTheast. AFTer PaSSINg henry Street, Route 765 maKeS A GrAdual benD to the NOrThWEst. At thiS pOinT, the HIGhway BecoMEs Rural, turNing noRThWaRd at the InTersecTiOn wIth north oSage avenue. passing a Dirt yARd, Route 765 forks inTO a one-way highwAY, hEADiNG norThwArd past mobiLe hoMEs anD somE ReSidENces bEfore ThE NoRThbound lanes merge baCk Into US 65 North. this merge is thE northern tERMInus of RoUte 765.

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cATegory:TrAnsPorTatIon IN peTtis County, MisSOUri HUgH Garner

hugH Garner (febRuaRy 22, 1913 – JUne 30, 1979) WaS a British-Born CanaDiAn NoVeLisT.

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huGh GArner WAs born On FebRuarY 22, 1913, iN BATleY, YorkshIRe, eNGlanD. HE cAme tO CaNaDa in 1919 wIth hIS paRents, anD was raiseD in tOronTo, onTario whEre he attended daNforth TechNiCal high ScHOOl.

During The Great Depression, he rodE The railS in Both CAnadA and the UnIteD StateS, anD Then joIned thE InteRnAtiONAl BriGADeS in ThE Spanish CiVIL WaR. DuriNg worlD War II hE served in the Royal CANadIan Navy.

Career
folLowiNG ThE waR, gaRNer CoNCenTRAted on his writinG. He publishEd HIs First novel, sTorM BElow, in 1949. GArner's mOst faMOus noveL, CabbagetOwn, depictEd Life IN The toronto neiGhbourhoOd of CabbaGEtown, THeN CanaDa's Most faMoUs sLum, duRing thE depRessiOn. It waS pUblishEd in aBrIdged forM in 1950, and in an expanded editiOn in 1968.
 with US 65 (Limit Avenue)  near Libe rty P ark  in  d ownt ownSedalia. The r o uteheads eastward along W est M ai n  Str e et , pas sing lo c al b usi ne ss esan d  p arall eli ng near by railroa d t ra cks, used by Am trak. Afte r t he intersect ion  withPa rkA venue , R oute765 be n ds tothe south ea s t. The route r e m ai ns i n this pattern fo r  a distance, pass ing th eA mt r a k s tat ion in Sed al ia at the int e rs e c t ion with North Ke ntucky Aven u e.At the  i nte r sectio n wit hS out h Ohio Aven ue,Route 765  turns northwa r d off o f West  Ma inStre e tan d t ur n s n o rt h o n toNorth Oh io  A venue . (T h e r ight -of -way  of W est Main beco mes  Eas t  Ma in St reetafte r. ) The  highw ay pa ss es to the eastof t he Amtrak  st at ion ,cross i ng the  tr ack s in th e proce s s.Af t e r  t he intersection wi th W es t/East J effers o nSt r eets, Ro ut e 7 65 t u r ns fr om a co mmercial  stree t  t oprimari ly  resid en tia l.North Ohio  Avenu e bendsto th e  northeast. Af t er passing He n ry S tr e et,Rou te 765 make s ag radu al b e nd  to the n orthw es t .A t this point, the h ig hway b ecome s rural, turn ing northw a r d  at theinte r se c tion with Nort h Osa ge Avenue. Passinga dir t yard,Route 765 f orks int o a  on e-w ayh i gh way, headingn o rthw ar d pastmob ile hom esand  so mere sidencesbefore t he  n or th bou nd la n es merge  b ack  i nto  US 6 5  north . Thi s me rg ei s t he nort h er n term in us  ofRou te  765. 

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Cate gory:Transportation inP ettis C oun ty, M isso uri HughGar ner

H ugh Garner  (Febr uary22 , 1 9 1 3 – J u n e30,  1 979) was a B rit ish-b or n Ca nadiannovelist.

Biograp h y
Early life
Hu ghGarn e r  w asb or n  on  F e bru a r y 22, 1913, inBatley, Yo rk s hi re, Englan d . H ecame to  Canada  in 1 9 19 with  his pare nts, andwa s ra i s edin Toronto , Ontari o where h e  atte n de d Dan for th Tec hn ica l Hig h Scho o l.
Duri ng the  G reat D epres si on, he r ode the rails in both C anadaand t heUnited St ate s , a nd then j oine d the Inte rna tio nal B rig a des i n th e  S pan i sh Ci vilW ar. Durin g  W orl d Wa r II he ser v e d  in  theRoy a l Cana dian  Navy.

Career
Fo l lowing the war , Ga r n ercon c entr at ed on his writ ing .H e  publish ed  his firstnovel, S to r m Bel ow, in  1949.  Garner ' s  m o st fam ousnov el, Cabba get ow n , depic te dl ife in  the  T oronto  neigh b ourh o o d of Cabbagetown , the n Canad a 'smostfa mous sl u m, d uring theDepression.  It wa s pu blish ed in a br idgedfor min 1950, a n d in an e xpand ed edit io n in  19 68.
 with_US 65 (Limit_Avenue) near Liberty Park_in downtown_Sedalia._The route_heads_eastward along West_Main Street, passing_local businesses and paralleling_nearby railroad tracks,_used_by Amtrak. After the intersection with Park Avenue, Route 765 bends to the southeast. The_route_remains in_this_pattern_for a distance, passing the_Amtrak station in Sedalia at_the intersection_with North Kentucky Avenue. At the intersection with_South_Ohio Avenue, Route 765_turns northward off of West Main Street and turns_north onto North Ohio Avenue. (The_right-of-way of West_Main_becomes_East Main Street after.)_The highway passes to the east_of the Amtrak station, crossing the_tracks in the process. After the intersection_with West/East Jefferson Streets, Route 765 turns_from a commercial street to_primarily residential._North Ohio Avenue bends to_the northeast. After_passing Henry_Street, Route 765 makes_a gradual bend to the northwest._At this point,_the highway becomes rural, turning northward_at_the intersection with_North_Osage_Avenue. Passing_a dirt yard,_Route 765_forks into_a_one-way highway, heading northward past mobile_homes_and some residences before the northbound lanes_merge back into US 65_north._This merge is the_northern terminus of Route 765.

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Category:Transportation in_Pettis County,_Missouri Hugh_Garner

Hugh Garner (February 22, 1913 – June 30, 1979) was a_British-born Canadian novelist.

Biography

Early life
Hugh Garner was_born on February 22,_1913, in_Batley,_Yorkshire, England. He_came_to Canada_in 1919 with his parents, and was_raised in_Toronto, Ontario where he attended Danforth_Technical High School.

During the_Great_Depression, he rode the rails in_both Canada and the United States,_and then joined the International_Brigades_in_the Spanish Civil War. During_World War II he served in_the Royal Canadian_Navy.

Career
Following the war, Garner concentrated on his_writing._He published his first novel, Storm_Below,_in 1949. Garner's most famous novel,_Cabbagetown,_depicted_life in the Toronto neighbourhood_of Cabbagetown, then Canada's most famous_slum, during the Depression. It was published in abridged_form in 1950,_and in an expanded edition_in_1968.