Deaths Emma Pasquire Dies at Age Eight
Emma Pasquire died after a four month illness at Jackson Street. She was born December 21 1878 at Bonnots Mine to August and Josephine Pasquire. Survived by one daughter, Lane, and the Jeffers Funeral arrangements are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Pasquire
Jackson St
Asouire
Aire
Esau
Bonnots
Sheath Ateer
Aveust
Josephine Ah i
Moroin Bonnot
Daugh Lane
the Jeffers
Mrs. Burger Dies of Stroke in California
Mrs. Burger died of a stroke at home in California. She was married twice, to Ambers Parkes in 1934 and to Ror Burger in 1951. Survived by daughters and sons in Idaho, Colorado, and California, seven grandchildren, two great grandchildren, and several relatives. Funeral services set for 2 p.m. Wednesday at a California funeral home with burial in Community Chapel Church Cemetery.
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CO Seifornia
Wes
Ambers Parkes
Rorurger
Burger
First Baptist Church
Calfornia
California
Community Chapel Church
Ares
Radio schedule scroll from a vintage station listing
A dense, fragmented listing of radio programs across hours and segments. It includes multiple show titles such as News Weather Sports Morning Edition and Music for Moderns, with recurring hosts like Johnny Muessig Rex White and Cedric Foster. The OCR merges times and show names into a chaotic schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simon
Farm News
Johnny Maessig
Weather
Johnny Muessig
Rex White
Cedricc Foster
Wall Street
Gardner
Faulton Lewis
Mavors
World Today
T News
Fragmentary TV Schedule Snippet
A garbled TV schedule fragment shows time stamps and channel numbers without readable program names or dates. The text lacks coherent events or entities to identify a specific program, host, or station for accurate summarization.
Fragmented TV Guide Snippet Lists 1960s Programs
A readable fragment from a Monday broadcast listing several programs and hosts including Beatles Woody Woodpecker Walter Cronkite News Huntley Brinkley Report and Andy Griffith Show along with weather and sports roundups. The text reads like a station schedule and includes show names and some host references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woody Woodpecker
Walter Cronkite
Huntley Brinkley
Mid Missouri TV Schedule and News Thru Dec 7 1H23e
A dense listing shows daily TV programming and news segments for December 7, including NBC and CBS shows such as Jack Lalanne The Tonight Show and Truths, regional weather, farm reports, and game shows. Contains program titles, times, and regional notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sogay
Jack Lalanne
NBC News
Andy Griffith
Dick van Dyke
Cbs
Guiding Light
Mid-Missouri
CBS News
Kiih Kisck
Rick Klock
General Hospital
HO Lee
Beaver
Vth
Missouri
Walter Cronkite
Fi Huntley Brinkley
Missouth
Pharm
Kildare Litte
Petticoat Junction
Mrs Mary Kelbly Dies in St Louis
Miss Mary C Kelbly aged 93 died Sunday in a St Louis hospital Aug 22 1872 The obituary notes service at 2 39 pm at Metke church with Rev and other relatives listed Fenced estate and heirs mentioned including nieces nephews and sisters-in-law
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Kelbly
St. Louis
Mary C. Kelbly
St. Lous Hospital
V. Geughier
Sarsh
Farl H. Kramer Rites Wednesday
The funeral for Farl H. Kramer will be held Wednesday with the Rev. E. Werner presiding. Mr. Kramer, son of Huorman and Tidas Rabe Lutpone, was born in a small town and married June 2, 1925 to Rose Sehe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Werner Wih
Officieir
Ceiueieta
Kre FM
Huorman
Mrs. Davis Dies In Kansas City
Mrs Gertrude Pacis 81 former Jefferson City resident died Monday at 2 hospital in Kansas City Special She is survived by daughter in law Mrs James R Shephard one sister Mrs Ella Carlson Colma California one granddaughter and two great grandchildren Funeral services set for 10 am Wednesday at a Kansas City funeral home with graveside burial at Riverview Cemetery Jefferson City
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Gertrude Pacis
Jefferson City
Davis
Fred C. Davis
James R. Shep ‘Herd
E. ‘Armour Blvd
Ella Carlson
Colma
Calif
Riverview Cemetery
Women Voters Meet Scheduled Tuesday
A preliminary organizational meeting for the Jefferson City League of Women Voters set for 7 p.m. Tuesday in the Assembly Room of the Missouri Hotel. The report in Sunday's News Tribune misstated the time as today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson City League of Women Voters
P.m
Missouri Hotel
Tribune
Inmates Sell 19 Works for 378 Dollars at Penitentiary Show
At Misel Tipton State Penitentiary for Men 19 paintings sold for 378 dollars during a weekend exhibit. Director Hageman noted two art classes with 29 students. 150 visitors attended. Bryan sold six paintings for 145 dollars, Al dahnson seven for 105 dollars, with four others sharing the remainder. Proceeds split 20 percent to canteen fund and 80 percent to inmates personal funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spies Ann Talken
Saaron Sue Rimg
Misel
Tipton
Sarah
Hageman
al Dahnson
Wmstes
Anderson Rules on Hospital Tax
Missouri Attorney General Norman H. Anderson ruled that hospital districts may levy a tax before construction or operation. Funds may buy land and build the hospital, but debt cannot exceed yearly income. Tax rate cap is 15 cents per 100 valuation, board determines levy. Six directors elected from six districts. Opinion prepared for Senator William B. Waters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ally. Gen
Norman H. Anderson
Anderson
Hospital District Board
Wiliam B. Waters
Liberiy
Richard G. Ashby
Pancake Breakfast at St Marys for Hospital Fund
The Sisters of St Marys will hold Aunt Jemima pancake breakfast and Christmas Bazaar in the hospital cafeteria and Sisters dining room Sunday from 7 a.m. to 2 p.m. Tickets cost 1 for adults and 50 cents for children. Proceeds go to the hospital building fund with Quaker Oats donating mix and foods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sisters of St
Radio Club Aids Jefferson City Firemen With Toys
Radio Club has voted to assist the Jefferson City Fire Department in the annual Christmas toy drive. Fire Chief John Sullivan says the effort speeds up toy collection to prevent last minute repairs. Call 636-7976 to donate. club members will pick up toys from 7 to 7:30 p.m. on Wednesday and Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tre Central Missouri Citizens ‘Band
Radio Club
Jefferson City
Local notices list residents and addresses across towns
Names and addresses including St Marys Tor Leota Connor Bonnets Mill Anna Broker Myrtle Mortgen New Florence Barbara Rackers Harold Leonard Tipton Rosaline Haid Cedar Cry Louise Lehman Rome 5 Marian Brande Louis Backes Elva Smith East Miller Earl Steiner James town Rufus Henderson Russellville Brenda Jackson Elizabeth St Eugene Clark Sedalia Lorene Buckley Gary Cross Owensville Irene Robinson Lake Ozark Ida Zumsteg Hermann Joseph Bosveh Union St Warren Conner Eldon Joy Inman 1524 Willcoxon Dr Memorial Hospital births and memorials noted. Howard Roller 53 621 W High St fined $2 jail costs for public drunkenness. New charges filed for drunkenness and shoplifting at S H Kress. Judge McCormack Wilson continued case to hire counsel. Charles Zimmerman 19 810 Elizabeth St no license fined $5. Aaron Gilliland Hoits Summit drunk fined $2 jail costs.
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St. Mary’s
Leota Connor
Taylor Drive
Anna M. Broker
Bonnets Mill
Myrtle Mortgen
New Florence
Barbara Rackers
Harold Leonard
Tipton
John Rackers
Rosaline Haid
Cedar Cry
Louise Lehman
Rome
Marian Brande
Hartsburg
Louis Backes
Loose Creek
Elva Smith
East Miller St
Earl Steiner
Jamestown
Rufus Henderson
Russellville
Brenda Jackson
Elizabeth St
Eugene Clark
Sedalia
Lorene Buckley
Gary Cross
Owensville
Irene Robin
Lake Ozark
Ida Zumsteg
Hermann
Joseph
Bosveh
Union S
Warren Conner
Eldon
Joy Inman
Willcoxon
Howard T. Roller
W. High St
S. H. Kress and Co
McCormack Wilson
Charles D. Zimmerman
Aaron L. Gilliland
Mhoits Summit
Rights Slaying Trial Tuesday in Selma
Three white men Odel Hoggle, William Stanley Hoggle, and Elmer Cook go on trial in Selma on charges of murdering Rev. James L. Reed, a Boston minister who joined civil rights activities. Reed was attacked after a march attempt near a Negro cafe, clubbed, lapsed into a coma, and died two days later in Birmingham's University Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Selma. Ala
James L. Reed
Boston
Odel Hoggle
William Stanley Hoggle
Elmer Cook
Selma
Mr. Reed
Montgomery
University Hospital
Birmingham
Pancake and Sausage Supper Planned by Capital Shrine Club
The Capital Shrine Club hosts its Annual Pancake and Sausage Supper Tuesday from 4 30 to 8 p m at the Masonic Temple Proceeds go to civic and charitable projects including Shriners Hospital in St Louis and care of crippled children Tickets available from Shrine Club members or at the door
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capital Shrine Club
Masonic Temple
Robert V. Gevecker
Shriners Hospital
St. Louis
Shrine Club
Ship Tragedy Toll Reaches 90 Dead
Miami AP reported 21 year old Ann Martin Marty Jackson of Vero Beach is the 90th victim of the Yarmouth Castle disaster. Jackson died Sunday after severe burns. she had been treated in the intensive burn center at Jackson Memorial Hospital after rescue from the burning ship 120 miles off Florida on November 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Fla
Ann Martin
Marty’ Jackson
Vero Beach
Yarmouth Castle
Miss Jackson
Jackson Memorial Hospital
Market slips as Fed raises discount rate to four percent
New York stocks weakened after the Federal Reserve boosted the discount rate to 4 percent, triggering a broad decline. By midafternoon the Dow had fallen about 17 points, with losses narrowing to around 4 points as bargain-buying emerged, while firms like Fairchild, Xerox, Texas Instruments, IBM and Polaroid faltered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Fairchild Camera
Xerox
Texas Instruments
IBM
Polaroid
Zenith
Markets East St. Louis and Chicago Livestock Hogs and Cattle
East St Louis markets show hogs and cattle rallies with mixed results across weight classes and regions. Chicago quotes hogs higher with brisk demand and cattle showing gains in slaughter steers and premium heifers while utilities and cows move varied. Downdrafts hit several major stocks as gold miners rally and bonds fall. New York trading at 1 p.m. notes overall market softness and shifts in investment sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
API
USDA
Supreme Court Requires Jury Trial Before Contempt Sentence
The Supreme Court ruled 5 4 that a jury trial is required before imprisonment for criminal contempt. Al Harris, who refused to testify to a federal grand jury after immunity, was spared by a higher ruling. Justice Douglas said a hearing ensures fair justice and prevents action on surmise. Harris had faced a one year sentence from US District Judge Edward C. McLean for contempt in a Florida to New York inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Supreme Court
al Harris
New York City
Wiliam O. Douglas
Edward C. McLean
Harris
Lending Rate Hiked By St Louis Bank
Boatmen's National Bank became the first St. Louis bank to raise its lending rate today. Other St. Louis financial institutions were expected to follow suit after the Federal Reserve Board increased the discount rate. Boatmen's chairman Harry F. Harrington said the bank raised its minimum lending rate from 4 1/2 to 5 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Boatman’s National Bank
Federal Reserve Board
Boatmen’s
Harry F.harrington
Death Log Shows 4 Deaths From Earlier Injuries
The Missouri Highway Patrol reports 4 deaths from earlier injuries among the 24 hour traffic death log ending at midnight. Totals read 7 for the last 24 hours, 1,232 for the year, and 1,213 for the same period last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Tokyo Hit By Minor Quake Off Boso Peninsula
A small earthquake shook Tokyo and nearby areas tonight. The Meteorological Agency located the epicenter about 30 miles southeast of Tokyo on the Boso Peninsula.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
The
Meteorological Agency
Boso Peninsula
McNamara Orders 149 More Defenses Bases Closed
Secretary of Defense Robert S. McNamara ordered 149 more bases to be closed consolidated or substantially reduced. The action reflects ongoing Pentagon efforts to streamline military facilities nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Robert S. McNamara
Legals Notice of Letters Amended Granted in Missouri
Probate notices from Cole County Missouri state Thomas C Heath and Anna E Wolters estates. Executors named Russell T Keyes Emil Wolters and Stella Wolters with addresses in Jefferson City and Holt Summit. Creditors must present claims within nine months from first publication dated November 23, 1905.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cole
Count County
Missouri
Jefferson City
Thomas C. Heath
Russell T. Keyes
Coles County
East High
AMD
Monfectoile
Cole ‘County
Jefferson ‘City
Anna E, Wolters
E. Wolters
Anna E. Wolters
Emil Wolters
Stella Wolters
Anna EL ‘Wolters
Cole County
Mussour
Rt. ‘l. Holts Hummit
Jefferson Cus
Mssouri
Russell T. Keres
Notice to file claims in probate court Missouri
Probate Court of Cole County Missouri notification to file claims within nine months from first publication November 23 1965 or be forever barred. Clerk Lucille Sode issued notice with dates Nov 23 to Dec 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucille Bode
Cole County
Missouri
Lucille Sode
Cole
Conny
Auction Sale Notice Targets Weekly Public Listings
Auction sale advertised by A and T Auction Co to be held 7 PM Saturdays. Sale location described as 5 miles north of Jefferson City near the Phillips 66 Station. Auctioneers Col Kenneth Bias and Col Linda Bias listed. Public sale entries to run in News and Tribune with minimum eight inch ad. longer ads require longer lead times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
News & Tribune
A & T Auction Co
Jefferson City
Phillips
Kenneth Bias
Linda Bias
Goren on Bridge by Charles H Goren 1965 Quiz Answers
Bridge expert Charles H Goren presents answers to five 1965 Chicago Tribune quiz questions. He analyzes hand strength and bidding strategies for various vulnerable and nonvulnerable cases, recommending actions from two hearts to penalties and passes based on distribution and partner signals. The piece showcases tactical reasoning on opening bids, doubles, and contract considerations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Goren
The
Chicago Tribune
Daily Crossword Puzzle Across and Down Clues
Crossword style list of across and down clues with many partial phrases and a long want ads table following. It includes biblical name meanings, geographic hints, and miscellaneous wordplay items, then a block of numeric rate tables and car models.
Used Cars and Loans Ad Chest Full of Offers
An old newspaper classified style ad lists cash loan offers and several used car pitches. Norris Gale and Joseph Bosch Jr advertise KEY LOAN and a page highlights 99 FORD Station Wagon with V-8 power, 57 BUICK-BEST OFFER, and a 165 BUICK SEDAN with full power. Central MO Motors and Broom Auto Service provide contact details and locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broadway
McCarty
Norris Gale
Joseph Bosch Jr
Dial
Central
Motors
South
Broom Auto Service
West Elm
Farm and ranch sale roundups in Missouri listings
A scanned newspaper snippet lists multiple December sale events in Missouri. Listings include 43 head of cattle plus farm gear at a Scott Station Road site near Jefferson City, 10:30 a.m. cattle and machinery sale at Grace Hogg farm in Enon, and a Circle E Ranch complete registered Herefords sale near Barnett. Also noted is a December 14 1965 1:00 p.m. sale in Jefferson City of buildings along a highway right of way by the Missouri State Highway Commission. Auctioneers are Prenger Gratz Miles Tambke and Donald Bowman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott Station
Jefferson City
John Lewis Scherr
Prenger & Gratz
Grace ‘Hogg Farm
Enon
Missouri
Gerald Lute
Miles and
Tambke
C.S.T
Eldon
Circle E Ranch
Pavil‘ion
Old Highway
Hall
Ford Farms
M.H. Hall
Barnett
Donald J. Bowman
Missouri State Highway Commission
Miles and Tambke Auction Service
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Roin
Melody Shop
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Kwos
Nice
N’ East
Falcon Lewis Jr
Itso
Aolahalan
Ares anrueIe
Andy Wiliams
Wells Fargo
Steve Lawrence
Run For Your Life
Weather News
Tae
Mona McCloskey
Klik
Fonciel
Metke Mureh
de. L
Farl H. Kramer
Earl H
Niles Enh
Daily Record
By Sarah W. Emery
By Dan Smoot
Freedom Center
W. High
Charles E. Still
William Rimel
Memorial Hospital
Ralph Taiken
Route 8
William Brandel
Harisburg
St. Mary’s Hospital
Nassau
Florida
American School
Dept
P.O. Box
Columbia, Mo
Nome
Federal Reserve ‘Board
Johnson
Dow Jones
East St. Louis Livestock
National
Ill
Chicago Livestock
General Motors
U.S. Rubber
Boeing
Air Reduction
Eastern Air Lines
TWA
Chicago Great Western
Household Finance
American Stick Exchange
U.S. Treasury
Admiral Teen
Allied Ch Seen
Airlin
Am Motors
Avoco Corp
Beech Aire
Beth Steel
Bran Airwste
iCelenese
iCessna Air
iChrysler
iComb
Ar “Brae
Firestone
Ford Mot Warewes
iGen Dynam
iGen Motors
Goodyear
Halliburee Es
Indian Head Mills
Kcp&l
G&e
P&l
Aed
Morrell
Sears Roebeaves
Sinclair
Socony
Sperry Rd
Sid
Cal
NJ Deenee
Sunray DX
Tidewat Oil Weeee
Woolworth
St. Louis Bank
Ake
Royals
Underwoods
Smiths Remington
Madixon
Tel Ce
Legals
State OF
State OF Missouri
Rire
OMIA
Oli
LHIA
Goren
North East South
Gavd
Wyoming Mountain Range
Cea Gull
Tibet
Esther
Negri
France
Riviera
Madrid
Pan
Oregon
M. Descartes
Lorelei
Springfield
Psst Tribune
Kramer
Kirkwood
Dulle Funeral Home
Robert E. Werner
Resurrection Cemetery
Dulle
Pasquire
Emma Pauline
Jackson
Tanner Chapel
Russell Lytle
Verdot
Jefferson City - Brazite
Busch’s Florist
R. G. Anderson Mon. CO
Toy
Manchester
Childs Pet
Oldsmobile
Fez
Lex
Shikles
Pontiac
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