Five Men Leave For Armed Forces From Cole County
Cole county's December draft contingent of five men left this morning for Kansas City to be inducted into the armed forces. Mrs Edna Schreen said the group departed by bus at 1 am. The five are Norman E. Strobel, 24, Lehman. Leroy Wilders, 23, Revue 3. Jack L. Branch, 22, 106 Maple street. Eugene J. Roark, 22, 720 Jeffersonette. and Robert W. Sullen, 22, Route 2. A sixth man was deferred temporarily. Since June, Cole county has sent 47 men to the armed forces, with 44 from Jefferson City and three transferred. No January quota. Missouri must supply 1,193 men for February. National call for February is 56,000.
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Cole County
Kansas City
Robert W. Sullens
Jefferson City
Births Report From St. Marys Hospital
A daughter was born Saturday night to Mr and Mrs Norbert Wolters Route 3 and a baby girl born this morning to Mr and Mrs Richard Patient Route 5, both at St Marys Hospital.
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Norbert Wolters
St. Mary's Hospital
Richard
Dial Cut Over Here Brings Rash of Calls
Jefferson Cilians switched to a dial telephone system yesterday. Capital City Telephone Company reported 38,000 calls placed in 11 hours, 10,000 above the 24 hour norm. Fire department received 85 alarms, mostly by mistaken dialing, as callers aimed for the information number 113 rather than the fire line 118.
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Jefferson Cilians
Capital City Telephone Company
Malcolm Ruthven
Ruthven
Capital City
English as Native Tongue Among Global Population
About 220 million people, roughly one ninth of the world total, speak English as their native tongue according to the report. The statistic highlights language distribution and the prominence of English in the global population.
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Wworld
Theater Fire Destroys Jefferson City Theater 1947
A Sunday fire destroyed the Gem Amusement theater in Jefferson City built in 1906. Fire Chief Swilivan could not confirm the cause. The building, valued at 12 500, had a storied past with actors like David Warfield and George M. Cohan. A delivery truck near the wall was crushed, with damages expected to reach six figures. A razing contract had been awarded to a local contractor for a new office building.
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Uptown
John Swilivan
Gem Amusement Company
Kansas City
Tts
Stanley Durwood
Ed D. Durwood
Durwood
Dubinsky
Billy Mueller
Jefferson City
Lawrence Lutkewit
Tom Menteer
Harry
Smith
Otto Kroeger
Pauli Schulz
Hadley Irwin
Jefferson
Prince
Abie
George White
The
St. Louis
David Warfield
Fean Eagies
Eva Tanguey
Ian Russell
Chauncey Olcott
Guy Kibbee
Murray
Mac
Marie Dressler
Weber and
Fields
George M. Cohan
Lassus
White
Eddie Cantor
al Jolson
McCarty Street
Alvin Brunner
Heart Group Adopts Ten-Point Program
The Missouri Heart association adopted a ten point program to fight heart diseases. Dr A M Estes of Cape Girardeau presides and cites research information dissemination and community service to organize local agencies as key for 1951. Plans include accredited heart clinics forums national research support and more local chapters. First affiliated chapters are Cooper County Southwest Missouri and Greater Kansas City Heart associations.
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Missouri Heart Association
A. M. Estes
Cape Girardeau
Association
Cooper County Heart Association
Southwest Missouri Heart Association
Greater Kansas City Heart Association
Deaths in Linn area claim two residents
Linn reports the death of Mrs H H Jones 73 at home after years of illness born in Sherman Texas in 1877 she died Sunday afternoon leaving husband four children Roy L Jones Archie L Jones Delbert E Jones and a daughter Mrs Thomas Tyree all residents of Linn and nearby areas funeral services set for Tuesday at Fairview Church of Christ Brester 70 dies at daughter’s home on Highway 50 east after four months illness born Westphalia 1880 married May 10 1914 to Anna Tappel survived by wife two daughters Norma Jean and Mrs Bax two sisters Josephine Temmen Westphalia Catholic church and Knights of Columbus member funeral Thursday Westphalia parish cemetery assured
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LINN
H. H. Jones
Jones
Sherman
Texas
J.P. Whitted
Whitesboro
Tex
Roy L. Jones
Supeee
Osage
Maries
Archie L. Jones
Delbert E. Jones
Independence
Thomas Tyree
Brester
Isidore Bax
Westphalia
John Brester
Anna Tappel
Bax
Norma
Jean Brester
Jefferson City
Josephine Temmen
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Wesphalia
Married Men’s Sodality
the Knights of Columbus
Funeral Held Today For Oscar H Hausman
Oscar H. Hausman, 72, died Saturday at his Eldon home after a stroke two weeks earlier. Funeral services and burial were held this afternoon. Hausman was born February 9 in Illinois and lived in Eldon most of his life, where he was a respected farmer.
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Oscar H. Hausman
Eldon
Mr. Hausmanhorn
Free Book on Arthritis and Rheumatism Offers
Readers of this paper can receive a free book titled Rheumatism that explains why medicines provide only temporary relief and how The Ball Clinic has helped thousands in Excelsior Springs Missouri over 31 years. No obligation required. Mail your letter to The Ball Clinic Dept. 4194 today.
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Excelsior Springs
Etter
Missouri
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