Deaths Rites Slated Sunday For Mrs. Dawson
Mrs. Horace I. Dawson 52 died at 3 45 a m yesterday at 1907 W Main St Shel. She was born May 8 1901 at Wayland Mo daughter of Cornelius and Elizabeth Morris and educated in Wayland public schools. Survived by daughter Mrs Leland Rice of Shel. and two sons John and James Dawson of the Osage Valley area. Funeral Sunday at 4 p m at the Methodist church with Rev Arthur Hunt, burial Monday 2 p m in Ka de Ark Cemetery. Mrs Dawson active in the Methodist church and PEO Chapter FS.
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Wayland
Control Association
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Beth. Morris
Hardin College
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Leland Rice
Shelbina
John Dawson
Osage Valley
St. Louis
James
Bagneil
Ovarks
Navy
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Alton
Methodist
Schumacher
Arthur Hunt
United States
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Atpack
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Yordy
Bill broadens social security system signed
Gov. Phill M Donnelly signed a bill broadening the social security system to cover employees of health centers libraries and other agencies operated jointly by several governmental units. The change becomes effective August 29 and aims to include workers in mutual governmental services across counties. The act also increases county clerk funding in third class counties with populations over 30 000 to hire extra clerks and directs the state insurance superintendent to destroy all records under legislative committee supervision.
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Phill M Donnelly
Postal Employes to Elect Officers at 14th Annual Convention
Missouri association officers will be elected this morning as the 14th annual convention closes with a noon banquet at the Governor Hotel. President Charles W. Kyhl of St. Louis presided as Ross Messer of Washington, D.C., outlined national legislation affecting postal workers and led a Q and A on vacation and sick leave. A private party at the hotel ballroom closed yesterday’s sessions for Ou l delegates. In Jefferson City, Albert Brauner filed for divorce from Margaret Brauner on grounds of general indignities. he listed occupation as prison guard and cited their marriage on June 16, 1921.
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Governor’ Hotel
Governor Hotel
Oul
Charles W. Kyhl
St. Louis
Association
Ross Messer
Washington, D.C
National Association of Post Office
Messer
Albert Brauner
Vefferson City
Marigaret’ Brauner
Cale 'County
Brauner
Jefferson City
Chef
Arraigned Here On Check Charges
A check artist apprehended in Hillsboro after a spree of bad checks in Jefferson and Linn counties was arraigned in Magistrate Court. John George Haverstick alias Leroy Summers faced four counts, bond set at 2060 on each, and was committed to Cole County jail. Local merchants identified him as the scam target, with six area shops named. William Farnum Dies at 76 in Hollywood. He starred in silent films and underwent bladder ailment surgery May 27. He died of uremia at Cedars of Lebanon Hospital with widow Isabelle at his side. The actor’s adopted son, Farnum Jr., carries the family name per court approval. Boonville escapee surrender updates report Markus Wallace, 17, turning himself in. two others remained at large.
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Linn
Mey
Hillsboro
John George Haverstick
Leroy Summers
John
George Hartman
John Hayes
Charles Goddard
John Johnson
Guy W. Johnson
Foster
Cole County
Haverstick
Jefferson County
Leo’ Church
Jefferson City
Ben Markway
Ithe C. Gorton Price Dress Shop
Tennysons, Jewel Shop
Scruges
Gableman Lumber Co
William Farnum
Hollywood
Edmund Crowley
Cedars of Lebhanon Hospital
Isabelle
Farnim
Tof William Farnum Jr
Tom!Santchi
Farnum
Architect Selected For School Building Plan at Tuscumbia
Miller County R-3 boards selects W. Preston Terrill of Kansas City as architect for the school improvement program. Bond bids were rejected at the meeting and a bond election is planned for late June. Hubert Lines of Nevada joins as vocational ag instructor. Brice and Wade Flaugher named custodians and bus drivers. Lions Club hosts ham dinner on Humphreys residence lawn as plans for a large member drive begin. next meeting June 10 features a big dinner for Lions and Lionesses.
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Tuscumbia
Miller County
W. Preston Terrill
Kansas City
Elmer Harpham
Hubert Lines
Nevada
Tuscumbia Lions Club
M. E. Humphreys
Market News and Kansas City Livestock Prices June 5 1961
Market report from New York New York stock prices and regional livestock quotes from National Stockyards and Kansas City include hogs cattle and calves prices with several lines noting weight classes, price ranges and market directions along with accompanying local notices and brief obituaries.
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New York
Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City WA
USDA
Local pairs named in odd Dunioy Tire dispute
Hubert L Williams aged 23 and Ann Backes aged 25, residents of Loose Creek, are linked to a Dunioy Tire and Rubber Corp matter involving an Earl Martin. Details are unclear from the fragment.
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Hubert L. Williams
Ann Backes
Loose Creek
Dunioy Tire and Rubber Corp
Oversus” Earl Martin Ia
Collect Ie
Blair Denies Divorce to Niemans in Jefferson
Circuit Judge Sam C Blair yesterday refused to issue a divorce decree to Carl Henry Nieman and Soi Lucille Nieman of Jefferson. Both had sought divorce, with Mrs. Nieman filing May 8 1933 on grounds of indignities and Nieman countering with a cross bill. They were married April 26 1937, a child born Oct 24 1949, and separated April 14 1953. Judge Blair ordered Nieman to pay $180 for Mrs Nieman's attorney costs.
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Sam .C. Blair
Carl Henry Nieman
Soi
Lucille Nieman
Jefferson C
Blair
Nieman
Wyrick Acquires Building and Grocery From Strange Couple
Charley Wyrick completed a purchase securing ownership of the building and grocery formerly owned and operated by Mr. and Mrs. Dallas Strange. Wyrick assumed operation of the grocery this week as part of the deal. Vacation Bible School at Tuscumbia Baptist Church held commencement exercises on Thursday evening. The final day featured a picnic at Riverside Park in Tuscumbia. Rev. Robert Todd, pastor of the church, served as superintendent.
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Dallas Strange
Wyrick
Tuscumbia Baptist Church
Riverside Park
Tuscumbia
Robert Todd
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