R Ferguson rites Thursday for Tipton native 68
Funeral services for R Ferguson, 68, will be Thursday at Tipton Methodist Church. Burial in Odd Fellows Cemetery. He died December 10 in Alta Loma, California, where he resided the past three years. He and wife operated a butcher shop and variety store in Tipton for many years. Born January 1889 in Tipton, son of William M Ferguson and Lillie Rush Ferguson. Survived by widow, one son Louis B Ferguson, one brother and two grandchildren. He was a member of Edgar Cale Post 304 American Legion.
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Stanley R. Ferguson
Tipte Methodist Church
Odd Fellows Cemetery
Tiston
Ferguson
Alte Loma
Caliz
Atta Lom
Hea
Tipton
Jen
William M. Ane
Lillie Rush Ferguson
Lero Friday
Louis BH. Ferguson
W. Gu
Morning radio schedule and lineup notes
A dense listing of radio and TV programming for a Monday including morning shows, weather, news, music blocks, and various specials. Names of programs such as The Lucy Show, Andy Griffith, Mistery, and Captain Kanzarno appear alongside regional updates and livestock market items, with times interleaved throughout.
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Kess
Bex White
Johnny Mustssiz
Johnny Muessig
MFA
Cedric Foster
Wall Street
Bubieux
Hy Gardner Sher
Fulton Dewis
Capitol Carolisg
CBS News
SBC News General Hospital
Benny Santa Claus
Walter Cronkite
Huntley Brinkley Prport News
Dan Smoot
CBS Reports
Weather News
Funeral Tuesday for Mrs Knorp in California Mo
Funeral services for Mrs Mel ie Sophie Knorp of California Missouri will be held at 2:30 p m Tuesday at St Pauls Lutheran Church in California with Keith Katone officiating. Burial will be in Lutheran Cemetery. Mrs Knarp died Sunday at age 61. She was born April 18 1854 at Wooldridge the daughter of Charles and Wilhelmina Lenzer. She married Henry Knarp March 12 1911. he died in 1939. Survived by five daughters Mrs Fred Scheurer Mrs Raymond Scheidt both of California Mrs Dick Sack Hays Ran Mrs Rolla Cooper Kansas City Mrs Gail Perkes Independence one brother Fred LenGer Wooldridge and ten grandchildren.
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Melie Sophie Knorp
Calfornia
St. Pauls Lutheran Church
California
Keith Katone
Lutheran Cemetery
Lane Was
Wooldridge
the Daughter of ‘Charles and
Wilhelmina Lenzer
Henry Knarp
Fred Scheurer
Raymond Scheidt
Dick Sack
Hays ‘Ran
Rolla Cooper
Kansas City
Gail Perkes
Independence
Fred
Lenger
Woldridge
Joe Kolb dies at Wardsville after long illness
Joe Kolb Sr. of Wardsville died Sunday at his home at age 68. Born January 12, 1897 at Osage Bend, he was married to Lucy K. Thessen. Survived by four sons, two daughters, a brother, four sisters, and 15 grandchildren. He was a member of St. Stanislaus Catholic Church and Holy Name Society. Rosary tonight and tomorrow. funeral Thursday at St. Stanislaus Church with burial in the parish cemetery.
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Doe J. Kolb
Wardisville
Mr. Kolb
Osage Bend
Anion
Sophia Eveler Kolb
Lucy K. Thessen
Joe Kol
Lous B. Kolb
Norbert E. Kolb
Jefferson Cit
Stanley E. Kolb
Lucille Rackers
Agnes Ann Volmert
Jefferson City
Jake B. Kolb
Emma Schellman
Minnie Volmerit
St. Thomas
Laura Rolling
Cecelia Buschfost
Kolb
Stanislaus Catholic¢ Church
Wardsville
Holy Name Society
Joe J
Dulle
St. Stanislaus Catholic Church
Charles Patterson
Services Held For Irl Oliver
Burial services were held at 3 30 p m at River View Cemetery for Irl T Oliver 188 who died in Kansas City Saturday Born February 22 1877 he married Bay Wells June 17 1902 in Jefferson City He worked in furniture and undertaking then moved to Kansas City in 1919 operating a casket company and held a half interest in a funeral home Surviving are two sons Irl T Oliver Jr and William Wells Oliver Kansas City and one daughter Mrs Frances Jouiver Hyer San Francisco
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Riverview Cemetery
Irl T. Oliver
Kansas City
Mr. Oliver
Miss Bay Wells
Jefferson City
Irl 'T. Oliver Jr
William Wells Oliver
Frances Jouiver Hyer
San Francisco
Sukarno Attacks Anti Red Campaign In Indonesia
President Sukarno denounces the crackdown on the PKI in Indonesia amid arrests and killings. He says the anti Red campaign leads to innocent people being harmed as the army intensifies actions after the October 1 coup attempt.
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Sukarno
Jakarta
Indonesia
Indonesian Communist Party
PKI
Forgotten Jail Inmate Acquitted
Jefferson City Police Court acquitted Howard Thomas Roller after six days in jail on a drunkenness and shoplifting case. He faced bond issues and continuances while a jury found no conclusive evidence of intent to steal. The case involved two spools of thread and needles placed in a pocket. Roller apologized and promised to change behavior.
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Jefferson City
Howard Thomas Boer
W. High St
Kress and Co
Cole County
McCormack Wilson
Roller
Feller
Roalier
City Attys
Thomas P. Rose
Wilson
Raiier
Cerebral Palsy Party Marks 3rd Annual Christmas Party
The Young Adult Cerebral Palsy Help Yourself Club held its third annual Christmas party at the home of Juvie Hargus in Holts Summit. Organized in 1952, the event drew a large group with films and gift exchanges. A short business meeting led by president Bob Ingram preceded discussions on workshop development at the Goshorn Center Foreehops with district director Mrs Chilton Estes and center director Mrs Sibyl Barthel. The next meeting is planned for March 13 at the Goshorn Center Workshop.
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Weid
Bob Ingram
Chilton Estes
Sibyl Barthel
Goshorn Center
Inimis Areca
Bank Holdup Clues Exhausted In Missouri Case
Nearly two weeks after three armed men and a woman driver robbed the Lake Ozark bank of 20092 dollars investigators say clues are exhausted. The getaway car was found in heavy brush twelve miles away within an hour, but suspects remain at large. FBI Special Agent Roland Ayres calls it well planned and organized, with possible linked robberies and several suspects yet to be eliminated.
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Lake Ozark
Jair
Highway Patrol
J. E. Seeley
Seeley
Lake i Ozark
I Oeal
Miller
Kamaden Counties
Lave
Roland Ayres
FBI
Ayres
Missouri
Sunday Post Office Opens for Christmas Mailing
Postmaster William C Blair reported a strong Sunday opening as the main post office and subs stations offered three hours for holiday mailing. 863 parcels were emailed during the period, a 4.8 percent rise over 1964, with Jefferson City handling 3,516,600 pieces to date versus 3,519,267 in all of 1964. Blair cautioned that Wednesday is the last day to mail out-of-town gifts to ensure delivery before Christmas and noted national mail volume is setting records.
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William C. Blair
Blair
Postals
Jefferson City
Healing Board Action Upheld by Missouri Supreme Court
The Missouri Supreme Court upheld the State Board of Healing Arts action revoking Dr. Paul H. Rose of Hermann for falsified narcotic prescriptions and advertising to solicit patients. The court agreed the board properly notified him and allowed evidence in a lawful hearing, aligning with U.S. Supreme Court precedent.
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State Board of Healing Arts
Hermann
Missouri Supreme Court
Paul H. Rose
Gasconade County
Rose
Supreme Court
U.S. Supreme Court
Radio Club to Host Driver Improvement School
The Central Missouri Citizens Band Radio Club will hold a driver improvement school at its next meeting Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. in the Police Annex on Monroe Street. Sgt. Robert Burgess of Troop F Highway Patrol will lead with films and safety techniques. no tests or driving. Public invited.
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Central Missouri Citizens Band Radio Club
Monroe St
Sgt
Robert Burgess
State Highway Patrol
Burgess
Local Births and Residents Listed in Daily Record
A list of names with addresses and towns follows, noting births and family entries. Entries include Mrs Carrie Meiburger Mrs Ina Ecton Louis Gerhart Elmer Frank Elmer Lambert and others across Columbia Moberly Vienna Hermann Chamois and surrounding areas with hospital birth announcements for Sun day and Saturday at Memorial and St Marys Hospitals.
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Carrie Meiburger
Meta
Mary Williams
Heniey
Florence Tummill
California
Gladys Murray
Madison St
Ina Ecton
West
Ashley St
Louis Gerhart
Eldon
Ernest Vaughn
Tanner Bridge Road
Hobart
Williams
Monroe St
Traffic Offenders and Fines in City Court
Edwin Nixon 21 Park view fined 15 pounds for following too closely. Mathew Steen 17 1441 I Street Marys Blvd fined 5 dollars without license. James Elley 45 Mokane fined 50 dollars for careless driving. Leonard Hampton 46 California fined 80 dollars for careless and reckless driving.
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Edwin Nixon
Parkview
Mathew W. Steen
I St. Mary’s Blvd
James Elley
Mokane
Leonard G. Hampton
iCalifornia
Review of Ban On Prayer Denied
The Supreme Court refused to review a challenge to a ban on voluntary nursery type prayers by public school students. Parents of 21 NYC children argued prayers are constitutional under the First Amendment. The ruling leaves in place the ban upheld by the U.S. Circuit Court in New York.
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Washington
Supreme Court
New York City
U.S. Circuit Court inNew York
Osage School Wins 1965 Progress Award
The School of Osage Progress Winner 1965 High School Planned Progress Program was named first with a $100 prize and regional contest invitation. Russellville High School took second for $75 and Vienna earned $50 third, announced by Homer L Ferguson, district manager of Missouri Power and Light Co., sponsor of the program.
Bleacher Collapse Injures 17 Singers at Army Post
A portable bleacher collapsed at Nutter Fieldhouse on the Missouri Army post injuring 17 girl singers from the Immaculate Conception Rolla High School choir. The students were bruised and had abrasions. three were kept overnight for observation at a post hotel rather than the Missouri hospital.
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FT. Leonard Wood
Nutter Fieldhouse
Army Post
the Immaculate Conception
Rolla High School
Governors
Post
Missouri Hospital
Pat Wishon
Diane Shack
News-Tribune
Elford
Nancy Sachs
Financial Market Report Prompts Notable Stock Gains
NEW YORK AP The stock market rose irregularly with strength in steels aerospace defense and electronics. Volume was about 86 million shares. General Dynamics jumped 5% to 66.34 on news of a FBI bomber project. Grumman also rose. Xerox up 7. Polaroid and Raytheon gained. several others like Boeing Goodyear US Steel and GM advanced.
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General Dynamics
Oriders
FBI
Grumman
U.S. Steel
Bethlehem
Republic Steel
Jones& Laughlin
Xerox
Polaroid
Raytheon
Boeing
Goodyear
Air Reduction
Unified Air Lines
General Aniline
United Artists
Addressograph
Brown
Sharpe Insurance Co
North America
Texas Instruments
State Park Concession Contracts Bid in Missouri
Sealed proposals for Lake of the Ozarks State Park concessions open till 9 00 a m CST January 3 1966 in Jefferson City Missouri. Plans cover beach stores boat rentals fuel rebates and fishing gear at Public Beach Nos 1 and 2 plus horseback riding trail rides and guest services for annual season. Includes inspection access and bid forms from the Missouri State Park System.
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Missouri
State Park Board OF Missouri
Jefferson City
Lake OF the Ozarks State Park
Cs.t
Unis
Pubi Beach
State Park
Missouri State Park System
Jefferson
City
Ara
Welkce
State,of
Lake 1
Ozarks State Park
C.S.T
Inefferson
Jefferson Sty
Order of Rainbow Installs New Members in Jefferson City
Jefferson City Assembly No 16, Order of Rainbow for Girls, initiated two new members Miss Rhonda Rearick and Miss Rhonda Huot. Worthy Adviser Jucy Selvidge and Mother Adviser Mrs. Roy Tipton presided over the formal initiation. A rummage sale will be held December 18 at the I.O.C.F. building 225 Monroe St from 7 a.m. to 3 p.m.
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Jefferson City Assembly No
Order of Rainbow
Rhonda Rearick
Rhonda Huot
Jucy Selvidge
Roy Tipton
Profem
X-Club Reschedules Monthly Meeting to Wednesday
The X-Club will hold its monthly meeting at 12 30 p m on Wednesday at the Holiday Inn correcting an earlier Thursday listing in Sundays News Tribune.
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X-Club
Holiday Inn
News- Tribune
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