. 5ed20hirt mm* to be amne feeling that he next eommiaaioner. Ilk# WiseChillicothe, Mo.PAGETuesday, april s. i960though attorneys have not always beer. appointed commissioners In the past. Cates. for instance, ta not an attorney, nor Atkeson However, attorneys seam to be favored-now especially since the inception of the Prevailing Wage Act and what might be considered attendant Mary Bullor* for medical care Sun-helped their daughter-in-law. Ilrg. Frankie Ciodfelter, Trenton, do papering. Saturday.A doctor was called for JtuneiBeishe. Erve McLallen nadMrs.quasi-judicial duties for the commissionersday afternoon.op’orisiPATROL ARRKNTff75,128 IN 1959Mrs Art Grimes spent, Saturday with her mother. Mrs Lee Moor*,Clullicothev-le,orThe Missouri 8tat« Highway Fa-trol made 7ft,126 arreata during 1959, according to an annual report Just issuedOf these arrests. 71.966. or 95 8Robert Peterie, Parkviil* calledon his father, Vaughn Peterie, Saturday.Mrs Delia Spainhour and chil-fromper cent, were for violations of var-The re- Clty’Mrand Mrs. Ernie Ne veils. Kanaaaious motor vehicle lawstnve mainder were for criminal feloniesand misdemeanorsand Mrs Lue Owens war*Sunday supper guests of Mr andHere is the breakdown, with per- Mrs. Bill Larson Callers were Mr. centagea of total arrests in paren- and Mrs. Oliver Davis and chll-theaea:dren.Felonies, 1.584 lt;21; misdemean-cnarue and Ted Petene, Chilli-I AM '31.; drivers ticenw of- cotht clLed on ^ Ulh Dfenaes. . rcicrie, an a oiotner, A.vin peterie,Offenses. 8 858 (11.81; P SC. vio- Ratn „ .batuiday. They were accompaniedlations. trucks).Mr. and MrTisRnd busev 3 075 home by Vaughn Peterie lt;4.1 ; careleaa and imprudent driving not Involving drinking, 32.054 lt;42 7»; careless and imprudent driving involving drinking 7.448 lt;9 9:son, Mr5motor vehicle misdemeanors. 11,419 lt;15 2: and motor vehicle felonies, 958 lt;1 3i.IItermsFred Meeker andand Mrs. Bob Meeker, Bobby and Freddy spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs Donald Ray Meeker and son, Walter, Kansas City.Plan Alumni BanquetThe alumni committee of R-7school met at the home of Mr andt Hazardous-Moving-Traffic'’, by far tha largest number wera for speeding, u might ba expected There Mrs K C Mondaywer. nm Involving upeedm, in “ m,k* pl,lnJ ,or th” tMnqimheld May 7.soma way.The annual report also shows thatfor felonies were for Barbara Ann. Meadville; Mr. andMr. and Mrs Gerald Sallee andmoat arreata forburglary' and larcency; for misde- Mrs. Donald Cooksey, and DannyMr. and Mrs Bill Mantelo andmeanors. peace disturbance; for driver* license offense*, failure to Kelth Sunday with Mr. andenae; for vehicle license Mrs George Mantelo. Afternoon tDired license• for P s r callers were Mr. and Mrs. Lavauffhnoffenses expired license violations, unauthoriiedThehurhcareless and imprudent driving not involving drinking, exceeding dav school sang at the Baptist church speed limit; for careless and impru- Sunday morning The member* are dent driving involving drinking, on Bobby Owens, Tom Faubion, Jerry wrong side of road with families to Sowder and Mike Tolle.Almond andikeep right; for motor vehicle mis- Mr. and Mrs Harley demeanors, overweight lt;axle; and children, Cora, were Sundayvehicle felonies ear theft,. ner gueeta of Mr and Mr*. Tw*awer* issued to 149.018 SctuoederfpersonsMrMrs. Carl Busick. Chtik*Icalled on Mr. and MrsLAREDOCampbell and Mrs MsnnePETER TEen, They nsited Mrs. LolaIMr. and MrsCoxat her .son's home, Mr. and. Galt., Clarence Shafer, apent Thursday night with Mr. andMr* Wayne Freemanwith Mr. and Approximately 884 waa nettedthe chili and pie supper Saturday Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Ovbeon, Mr. at the Community hall sponaondand Mrs Ronnie Fine and aon by the Sportsmans club. Plea wer*Brian Keith, Kansas City, Kas,, auctioned by Wallace Searcy. Th*netted D V. Gibaon Sunday after- i door prize, $5, waa drawn by Mr*, noonWeekend GucatiBob Freeman.Mrs. Sadie Cooper returned horn* Mr. and Mr* J. O Tumey and Friday after spending twofamily, Grean Briar, Ark, Mr and xlth relative* at ChiDicothe Mrs Ray Daniel and Glenda Sue.Leavenworth, Kan, and Mr andMrs. Roger Robertson and sons.Jamesport, *peut the weekend withMrs Olendoris Still.Mr. and Mrs George Hevs, Ha.se-ville, entertained with a familvbirthdav d.nner at their home Sunday Quests wert Mr. and MrsrA Heas, Sharon, Martha Forrest and Clarence, Mr. and MrsLeroy Todd, Mr. and Mrs Em.lTodd and Donn;# Bowe, Laredo;Mr and Mrs. John Malloy, OsgoodMr and Mrs Junior Malloy, Vicxieand Johnny, Topeka, Kan ; Mr. andMrs. Vernon Riddles, Danny, David, Oeorgie and Richie, Purdin; Mr and Mrs Clifton Alkire. Patty, Jim,Judy, Linda and Mike, Haaeville;Mr. and Mr* Kenneth IngrahamMOTOR• • •YOUR RADIATOR CLEANEDAND REPAIRED WHEN MAJORMOTOR WORK IS DONE IWayne and Jimmy, Trenton H n-ored gueeta were Mrs George Hess, F A and Forrest HeasMr. and Mrs Shelby Coberlv,Eight out of ten radiotors h*service are DANGEROUSLY(25% or more) cloggedlOver-hauled motors needTrenton, Mr. and Mrs. HenryMoore, Tommy snd Janice, Chill;-eothe, spent Sunday with Teed Moore. The Moore famiiv caned100% cooling to protectagainst heat damage. Protect your investment! Radi*ators MUST be serviced at th*on her parents, Mr. and Mrs Leetime of major motor work.Holloway.Familv DinnerMr and Mrs Aubrie Dust entertamed with a family dinner Sun-davThe guests: Mr. and Mrs.Ray Anderson, Wheeling. Mr and Mrs Jack Cooper, Trenton; Mr and Mrs Grelton Bush. Chtllicothe. 1 Mr and Mr* Bobby Burtch, Judy and Stevie and Mr and Mrs. EdOimtn tod o'»'» *• you* itpor, •«*NEW RADIATOR OUARANTitRUPP BROS.Mr and Mm Frank ClodfeherAUTO PARTS CO.Phone MI 6-2985