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Newspaper
Jefferson City Post Tribune
Location
Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1950
Page
4
KWOS FM and KWOS AM operate in dual mode from 6:00 am to midnight on Wednesday December 6 1950 Central Standard Time. The listing covers a wide array of shows including news weather music and various programs with multiple performers and time blocks.
Three Central Missouri men announced by Jefferson City recruiters will report for military duty. B T Wegman, Marine reservist formerly of Jefferson City, ordered to active duty December 6. Wegman now lives in Carréliston. brother Bob Wegman resides at 1030 East High. Ray C White enlisted for four years in the Air Force and John O Lawrence for three years with airborne troops. both enlisted at Fulton.
UD. A. McBride of the state office delivered the annual memorial at the Warensburg Elks club on Sunday. Mrs. McBride accompanied him and plans a several day visit with Mrs. Wallace Crossley. Mrs. James Douglas of 717 East High street returned home Sunday after three weeks at St John's hospital in St. Louis.
Capital City Lodge No.9 of A F and A M elected Kirkpatrick as master of the lodge last night. Other officers chosen for 1951 include A A Dunson as senior warden Thomas B Norman as junior warden Joseph W Trigg as treasurer and Wesley A McGuire as secretary. Trigg and McGuire have held their offices for four years. Montana has oral reserves of 000000000 tons.
Judge Wheatly yesterday afternoon heard four cases. Lawrence P. O Donnell was fined 25 dollars plus costs after pleading guilty to writing a bad check to a Columbia rental agency on Oct 19. Arnold Poe and Ellen Nichols each were fined 25 dollars plus costs for operating trucks outside the city limits despite local hauling permits while arrested on Highway 50. Ted Joe Herron pled guilty to careless and reckless driving and received a 50 cent fine plus costs with a 30 day suspension of his license recommended by the judge.
National stocks, hogs, cattle and sheep prices mixed with lighter weights down, heavier hogs sharply lower. Hogs 13,000 head, weights over 250 lbs 0.5 to 6 cents lower. lighter weights 23 to 50 lower. Sows and gilts varied, tops around 18.50 for lighter calves and 18.69 for sows. Cattle 5,000 head, vealers up modestly, steers and cows mixed across grades. Sheep 2,300 head, clipped lambs strong, pelts active. Produce prices in St Louis and Kansas City show eggs 35-38, fowl 23-25, turkeys 43-45, toms over 33 lbs 10-32, hens 40-41. Kansas City cattle and hogs receipts noted with mixed case prices and classifications.
Abraham Garfield Wren, 69, died Monday at his sister Nettia Freeman's home in Cedar City. Born January 25, 1881 near Hartsburg, he lived in the West until 14 years ago then returned to Hartsburg before settling in Cedar City. Survived by three nephews and one niece. a member of the Cedar City Methodist church. Funeral services set for Goshen church at 2 p.m. Wednesday.
Funeral services were held for Mrs. Lillian Brizendine 53 at the Zion church. A lifelong Jamestown resident, she died Sunday of a heart attack at home. Born May 3, 1897 near Jamestown, she was the daughter of the late Tom and Martha Childress. Surviving are her husband Charles Brizendine (d. 1935) son Alvin Brizendine of Nehawka Neb daughters Mrs Leon Petree of Sedalia and Eunice Brizendine, two brothers Albert and Kelly Childress, and four grandchildren.
A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Aloyisius Brunnert of Argyle at St. Mary's hospital yesterday. A daughter born to Dr and Mrs Earl Lloyd of 1917 West Main Street also yesterday at St. Mary's Hospital. A son to Mr and Mrs Harold Prenger of 25a Washington Street was born today at St. Mary's Hospital Oversees.
Mrs Laura Works of St. Louis says household chores are easier now after using Hadacol. She attributes improved energy and well being to vitamins B1 B2 niacin and iron in Hadacol. Mrs NorrisTestimony claims sleep improved and housework became manageable after two bottles and endorses purchases from LeBlanc Corp.
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