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Newspaper
Jefferson City Post Tribune
Location
Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1963
Page
6
Fidel Castro attended his mother Lina Ruz de Castro's funeral in Havana on Wednesday at Marcano near Maryari in Oriente Province, according to Havana Radio. She died unexpectedly Tuesday at a daughter's home in Havana.
A dense OCR of a TV guide page lists daily August broadcasts across channels and times. Entries include General Hospital, Perry Mason, The Lucy Show, News programs, Weather, sports, and entertainment, with numerous hour by hour slots and program titles. The fragment captures a broad schedule across Thursday through Friday, mentioning noon, afternoon, and evening blocks with assorted shows and news segments.
The KWOS broadcast list outlines a day of programs including News, Sports, Weather, and headlines. Notable names appear in the lineup such as Fallon Lewis, Dan Lovett, Earl Jackson, and Johnny Moes s. The schedule features morning to late evening slots with various hosts and segments across local and world news and sports.
Eleonora Erhart Hemeyer 77 of 1207 Oak St died today at Kidwell Rest Home Versailles born April 2 1887 Honey Creek daughter of ... and Elizabeth Beck Erwart married Henry A Hemeyer on March 22 1925 at Honey Creek member of Trinity Lutheran Church Jefferson City honorary member of Ladies Aid Funeral at 2 50 p m Sunday at Trinity Lutheran Church Rev Walter Niedner officiating burial in Lutheran Church Cemetery Honey Creek survivors include a son Henry A Hemeyer Jr two daughters Mrs Forrest Ratcliff Jefferson City and Mrs Marvin Brandt Waterloo Ia a stepdaughter Mrs Clarence Progst Jefferson City a brother G A Erhart Jefferson City two sisters Mrs Ottilia Eggert Jefferson City and Mrs Adolph Sommerer Henley 13 grandchildren and a great granddaughter.
Herman Schatz, once a Hartsburg resident, was found dead Wednesday in the Mississippi River near St. Louis. Born in Hartsburg to Andrew and Rose Schatz, he attended local schools and belonged to the Evangelical and Reformed Church. Survived by one brother Colarence Schatz of Chicago and four sisters in St. Louis Kanake, Mo Kane, Hartsburg, plus several nieces and nephews. Graveside services at Friendens Cemetery in Hartsburg will be held Friday at noon with Rev. Carl Sehmidi officiating.
Beulah J Wendleton, 77, former Tipton resident, died Tuesday in Dallas Texas. The report mentions her links to the East and West and notes her status as a longtime community figure. U Thant urged cautious optimism about an early peace pact during remarks in New York, reflecting global diplomacy context of the time.
Texas resident Mrs Bardwell Wendleton formerly lived with daughters Mae Jones Randall and R E Whitten. Born July 15, 1886 in Morean County, she was daughter of Ed and Mrs Bardwell. She married Wendleton who died in 1930. Survived by two grandchildren and two daughters. Baptist Church member. Funeral Friday at 2 p.m. Syya scuse Baptist Church with burial in church cemetery.
Funeral services for Vincent Andrew Drew Irwin 94 of near Iberia will be held Friday at 2 pm at Iberia Baptist Church with Rev August Williams presiding Burial follows at Iberia Cemetery Irwin born January 3 1869 in Kentucky moved from Missouri Ozarks to Kaiser and Theria later married Annie Belcher in 1905 Surviving wife six sons four daughters 19 grandchildren 135 great grand children.
A missing coin collection valued at $200 was reported to city police on Wednesday. Fred Miller of 318 Jefferson Sr. told officers the coins were kept in a cigar box in their apartment. Investigating officer Patrolovan Sam Monnne noted no signs of forced entry.
Lew TD Asmus born 1906 at Hayselson was honored for 45 years of federal service. He serves in Missouri as special assistant to the construction and maintenance engineer with the US Bureau of Roads after World War II Air Force service. He studied at Drexel and George Washington University. He briefly worked for Coast and Geodetic Survey in 1919 before joining the Bureau of Public Roads. He led the Mid-Missouri Section of the ASCE in 1957 58 and earned a 1957 award from the Bureau of Public Roads. He and wife have one daughter Lois. he collects stamps and antiques.
Missed guardsmen from Jefferson City complete two weeks of summer field training at Camp Ripley Minnesota. HQ Company 35th Command and HQ Detachment Teath Ordinance Battalion depart Camp Ripley Friday to arrive home Sunday. A colorful review before Brig Gen Russell Bost Jefferson City marked the encampment with Maj Gen A B Sheppard among honored guests.
Firemen answered two minor calls on Wednesday. A car backfired through the carburetor damaging paint and wiring at the home of P Neeley. An evergreen tree burned at 104 N Binder Drive the residence of Fred Rost. Scorching paint and a cracked window were noted.
The Fairmont Hotel is chosen as headquarters for the 1964 Republican National Convention while the St Francis Hotel is named the official hotel for distinguished guests. The convention opens July 13 at the Cow Palace in San Francisco.
Markets report from National Stockyards and Chicago Livestock Exchange shows hogs 7,000 head fairly active with higher prices, cattle trade slow, vealers steady, and sheep steady to strong. Several births noted: son to Mr and Mrs Rot Stegeman at Rainbow Drive and son to Mr and Mrs Donald Scott at Route 5, with lambs and ewes detailed.
In Blooming Grove Texas Richard R Massengale age 93 died at work in a feed store. He appeared at work as usual when he collapsed and later died on the bench. Several coworkers found him unresponsive. Funeral arrangements are pending.
Mixed, fragmentary AP report noting a dog catcher Ralph Thomas fined a $10 bond in Buckner court for allowing his dog to roam. Included are assorted market notes and legal case line items, with brief references to Schuman’s health and various commodity prices. no cohesive single event beyond the local dog citation.
A long list of hospital admissions and residents across multiple towns including Russellville Versailles Boonville and Linn. Names mentioned include Emily Riss Linda May Richesin Mary Belle Kelly Bonnie Loveaul Shirley Scott Maureen Gale Nana McIntyre Mabel Decker Sandra Grethin Ada Schaeffer Norma Wickbind Paula Sanders John Arnold Harold Grier Tillie Wilges Dennis Zimmerman Peter Schaefer Arthur Frazier William Buscher and Mary Irwin among others with street addresses and towns provided. The record reads like a community roll of patients and their homes.
New York stock activity showed modest gains and losses in a late afternoon session. Trading volume was about 3.4 million shares, down from 3.79 million the previous day, while notable movers included Parke Davis lifting nearly two points and Schering showing a modest rise, with several others like Liggett & Myers and Phip Morris slipping.
Creditors of the decedent are notified to file claims in court within the time specified by law. The probate court in Cole County Missouri will determine successors in interest to the personal and real property of the decedent and the extent of their interests. First publication dates and party names are listed, including Elliott Dampf as probate official and notice of letters of administration.
Addis Ababa Ethiopia AP profile of Emperor Haile Selassie I amid palace wealth and ceremony. The aging ruler, nicknamed the Lion of Judah, endures sorrow after his wife’s death and his son’s fatal car crash, while he projects iron will with saintly dignity.
Probate court in Cole County Missouri grants letters testamentary for Dalay K Johnson estate No 125A. Notice to all concerned: on July 17 1942 the last will and testament was presented. Public records indicate the court proceeding is part of the state probate process.
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