Deaths C E Shepherd of Tuscumbia Dies at 69
Clarence E Shepherd 69 died at his home in Tuscumbia after living there two years following retirement from 33 years with Pfizer in East St Louis Illinois He was born November 29 1897 in Miller County son of Jasper and Julia Shepherd He married Lucille Cox in 1929 and is survived by a son Robert and daughters Gloria Hiler and Melba Jean Valdez plus five sisters Funeral will be Saturday at 1 pm at Ulman Christian Church with Rev Mark Souter officiating Burial in Hickory Point Cemetery Scrivner Stevinson Iberia handling arrangements
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Clarence E. Shepherd
Tuscumbia
E. St. Louis
Pfitzer, Inc
Miller County
Jasper
Julia Bilyeu Shepherd
Lucille Cox
Robert Shepherd
Gloria Hiler
Belleville
Ill
Melba Jean Valdez
St. Louis
Elphia Horton, Ulman
Audrey Coburn
Lucy Maricord
Sylvia Sheppard
Eula Stone
Ulman
Ulman Christian Church
Mark Souter
Hickory Point
Scrivner-Stevinson
Iberia
Mrs Dickerson Dies of St Louis in Iberia
Mrs. Marcia Dickerson, 78, of Crocker, died Thursday morning at a St. Louis hospital. Born Feb 29 1888 in Iberia, she married Walter A. Dickerson in 1909. Survivors include four daughters, a son in St. Louis, and relatives in Davenport, Crestwood, Granite City and St. Louis. Funeral at Scrivner-Stevinson in Iberia at 2 p.m. Saturday with Rev. Bullard officiating. burial in Iberia Cemetery.
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Iberia
Marcia Dickerson
Crocker
St. Louis
Dickerson
Felix
Sarah Ellen Hume Gardner
Walter A. Dickerson
Sydney Dickerson
Reba “Mucker
Lucille
Hackett
Davenport
Iowa
Ellen Carlstrom
Crestwood
Arthur Gardner
Emma Wilson
Granite City
Ill
Scrivner-Stevinson Funeral Chapel
Robert Bullard
Iberia Cemetery
Jefferson Cillan's Brother Dies in War
Mr and Mrs Roger Triplett of 5 Greentree Road Jefferson City traveled to Midwest City Oklahoma after the death of Mrs Triplett's brother Allen Miller in Vietnam Miller was the son of Mr and Mrs Purda Miller of Midwest City and the brother of Jefferson Cillan�s associate in the story
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Roger Triplett
Greentree Road
Jefferson City
Midwest City
Okla
TV Tonight Schedule Frid ay December 13 Films and News
The broadcast listing shows a Friday night lineup with Beany and Cecil and Meet the Press style segments, plus weather updates, regional news, and prime time films. Notable items include The Green Hornet, My Mother the Car, The Hawk, The Man from U N C L E and a Friday Night movie titled Gay Pureo.
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C&r
RY News
Green Hornet
Logan
U.N.C
Monvie
Daily Record Hospital Admissions St Marys Hospital
Names and addresses of patients admitted to St Marys and Memorial Hospitals listed with dates. Mentions include Barbara Sarncastle Coral Stickley Peggy McFarland James Stone Amanda Schenewerk Urban Schmitz Arthur Holliday Anna Nichols Wanda Bruckerhoff Lucille Oliver Alice Hardin Mary Cassil Ruth Wissmann Ray Warren Victor Barncastle Donald Nichols John Cassil and others. Fines noted for driving violations with dates and locations.
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Barbara Sarncastle
Holts Summit
Coral Stickley
McCubbin Trailer Court
Peggy McFarland
Chester Buckner
High St
James Stone
Amanda Schenewerk
California
Urban Schmitz
Meta
Arthur Holliday
Memorial Hospital
Stephan Smith
Hobbs Terrace
Anna Nichols
Barnett
Charles E. Stil Hospital
Clara Schnieder
Bland
Wanda Bruckerhoff
New Haven
Lucille Oliver
E. McCarty St
Alice. Hardin
Hartsburg
Mary Cassil
Jamestown
Ruth Wissmann
LinniRay Warren
Dunklin St
Victor Barncastle
St. Mary’s Hospital
Donald Nichols
John Cassil
Charles E. Stills Hospital
Marriage License for Linhardt and Markway in Jefferson City
Frederick John Linhardt and Mary Jane Markway both of Jefferson City obtained a marriage license. The filing indicates residence in the capital city and names the couple joining in matrimony.
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Frederick John Linhardt
Mary Jane Markway
Jefferson City
Local Court Keeps Pace With Fast Driving and Theft
Magistrate Ferdinand Charles Frank of Linn pleads guilty to speeding, fined 10 dollars plus 12.10 dollars costs. Verlin Joseph Boes of Linn pleads guilty to two careless driving charges, fined 20 dollars with 24.10 dollars costs. Roy John Pattrick of Route 2 Russellville pleads guilty to speeding, fined 9 dollars and 12.10 dollars costs. Joseph Perry Morgan pleads guilty to stealing 15 gallons of gasoline valued at 5 dollars from Roman Stegeman doing business as Stegeman Charcoal Kilns, on December 14, sentenced to 30 days in county jail and paroled on payment of 12.10 dollars costs. Clarence J. Sanders vs Sheriff of Cole County: writ of habeas corpus hearing quashed and petitioner returned to Cole County jail.
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Ferdinand Charles Frank
Linn
Verlin Joseph Boes
Roy John Pattrick
Russellville
Joseph Perry Morgan
Roman Stegeman
D.b.a
Clarence J. Sanders
Cole County
Seattle Donor Sings Opera at Salvation Army Booth
Seattle residents hear operatic fundraising at a Salvation Army kettle outside Westlake Mall. Carl Fosberg, 29, a self described amateur tenor, stops after work to sing for coins, promising to return this year to support the kettle and cause.
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Seattle
Ore
Salvation Army
Westlake
Carl G. Fosberg
Fos ‘Berg
Jnbless
Chil ‘Chen
Fos‘erg
Weather data and Yuletide note from Jefferson City
The Rev John Condit of Jefferson City presents a festive weather page as Christmas approaches The report includes daily highs and lows a past record of 74 in 1933 and 7 in 1963 and a trace of precipitation The summary notes total this month and year to date and the Memorial Airport wind speeds up to 21 mph with a 12 mph average at 10 am
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John Condit
Jefferson City
News-Tribune Weather Bureau
Memorial Airport
Highway Board Approves Bids for 160 Miles of Missouri Highways
The Missouri State Highway Commission approves more than 22 million dollars in low bids for highway work across about 160 miles. Boone County bids include Owens Nursery beautification on Interstate 70 for 48319 dollars and Bob and Lami's Landscape Center for a five mile stretch for 51881 dollars. Phelps County's 8.1 mile Interstate 44 project goes to W A Menefee Co for 4585654 dollars. Moniteau and Miller counties see Union Construction Co bid 194135 dollars for a bridge and road project on Route CC northwest and south of High Point. River and lake forecasts follow with lake inflow/outflow projections and stage estimates for the Lake of the Ozarks and Osage River at St Thomas.
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Missouri State Highway Commission
Boone County
Owens Nursery, Inc
Kirkwood
Cooper County
Callaway County
Bob and Lami
Cocimbrea
U.S. 63
Phelps County
W. A. Menefee Co
Sedalia
Moniteau
Miller Counties
Union Construction Co
Kansas City
Kan
High Point
Boonville
Beeaeee
Jefferson City
Hermann
Peel
Lake of the Ozarks
Osage
St Thomas
Father Condit Leads Key West Choir Home for Christmas
Father Condit, Roman Catholic chaplain at Key West Naval Station, founder of the Fleet Sonar School Choir, is flying home to Jefferson City for Christmas with his parents. The choir, 45 men, known for 16th century motets to modern pieces, has performed widely in churches, pageants, concerts, and TV.
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Father Condit
Wade Condit
Jackson St
Fleet Sonar School
School of Sound
Key West Area
Jefferson City
Road Opened To Bethlehem For Christmas Pilgrims
The road to Bethlehem opened at 6 a.m as Israeli and Jordanian officials signaled the start of the annual crossing at Mandelbaum Gate. Amid border tensions, the crossing remained peaceful with over 5,000 Protestants and Roman Catholics passing by 8 a.m. The first pilgrim reached at 2 a.m. Many travelers seek a rare chance to visit relatives across the border. Marvy carried gifts of olive oil, toys, and cloth.
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Jerusalem
Bethlehem
Israel
Jordan
Mandelbaum Gate
Marvy
Governor Writes On Grease Sale
Boone County's newly elected Republican representative George Parker says he received a letter from Governor Warren Hearnes about the grease situation. Parker wrote Hearnes proposing state sale of waste grease. Hearnes would discuss with state purchasing agent James Schaffner. Parker plans to contact Schaffner to ensure understanding of the grease issue. He notes some state institutions already sell waste grease for up to two cents a pound.
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Boone County
George Parker
Warren F. Hearnes
Parker
Hearnes
Scehatffner
Remembering the 1930s Christmas Values and Lessons
AP Business News Analyst reflects on the 1930s Christmas season and its stark contrast to today. He notes postwar bonuses, wage increases, and rising stocks then, alongside high unemployment and hardship. The piece weighs long-term gains in economic understanding, security, equality, and policy as the era’s legacy.
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New York
Wall Street ends mixed as yearend drift dulls gains
Financial markets closed for three day weekend after a cautious finish to pre Christmas trading. Volume reached about 7.4 million shares, led by Wilson & Co with 222,500, while General Electric and Westinghouse slipped. Numerous other big names retreated and gains faded amid endofyear crosscurrents in a largely patternless session.
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Wall
Wilson & Co
Ling-Temco-Vought
Eisenhower to Spend Christmas in Hospital
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower will spend Christmas in Walter Reed Army Hospital after his December 12 gall bladder operation. Spokesmen say he will be kept for a few more days for medication adjustment and observation, though surgical progress was deemed excellent by Army surgeons. He plans to return to Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, by Christmas and move to Palm Desert, California, in early January.
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Washington
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Walter Reed Army Hospital
Gettysburg
Army
Leonard D. Heaton
Eisenhower
Palm Desert
Calif
Pump Station Repair Underway at Gray's Creek
Public Works Director Ed H. Rackers Jr. reports the Gray's Creek sewage pumping station will likely be back online by end of next week. A split motor casing flooded one pump. both 100 horsepower motors are being reconditioned in St. Louis. Tests aim to determine the cause of the split while sewage is diverted to a nearby lagoon.
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Public Works
Ed. H. Rackers Jr
Gray's Creek
St. Louis
Rackers
Belair Drive
Markets East St. Louis Livestock Update
EAST ST LOUIS and KANSAS CITY AP reports show livestock trade totals. Hogs at East St Louis about 11 000 head with feeders. barrows and gilts 19.50 to 21.30, sows 13.50 to 16.00, calves and cattle modest. Kansas City horses and cattle markets list cattle around 200, calves none, hogs 1 800 with barrows and gilts 19.50 to 21.00, sows 15.00 to 16.25, sheep unavailable.
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Albany
Albuquerque
Atlanta
Bismarck
Boise
Boston
Buffalo
Chicago
iIndianapolis
Jacksonville
Kansas City
Los Angeles
Louisville
Memphis
Miami
Milwaukee
St. P
New Orleans
New York
Okla City
Omaha
Philadelphia
Phoenix
Curtiss Wr
Dow Chem
du Pont
Eagle Pich
East Red
Emer
Fair Hiller
Firestone
FMC Co
Ford Mot
Gamble Sk
Dynam
Elec
Gen Motors
Goodyear
iGulf Oil
iGulf&Wn Ind
Harlibur
Here Inc
Indian Head
Busch
Inter Baker
KC Sou Ind
Litton Ind
TBU Tone S
Cem
Martin M
McCrory
McDonnell
Mercant St
Middle St
Minn M& M
Mo Kan Tex
Mo Pac A
Mobil Oil
Monsanto
Mont Ward
Morrell
Nat Bisc
Nat Gyps
C.e
NY Central
Nor N
Nor Pac
Ogden
Okla G&e
Okla
Peach
Penney, JC
Ex-Pa RR
Seve
NEW York (Ap
Mipoe
P.m
Admiral Oo
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Ranodiee Sr Er Eens Ss
Allied Ch
U Yalpoyn
Allis Chal
Loi Jos
ValSears
T&t
Sasrelly
Wignerry
Ltd Oil
Apco Oil
Atchison
Daloe Oil NJ
Atlas Chem
U ‘Sunray
Avco Corp
Fexaco Recaro
Tidewat Oil
Beech Aire
Itran
Beth Steel
U '4
UN Carbide
Boeing
Bran Airw
Elus Steel
Yetnit Util
Cessna Air i
Iwests Elue
Chi RI Pac
Woolworth
Chrysler
Mssateiye
East St. Louis
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U.S. Weather Bureau
Florste
AXE
C. E. Shepherd
Crocker Presbyterian Church
Jefferson Cillan
TV Today
Ena
Crease Ratin
Walter Cronkite Huntley Brinkley
Lawes
Neva Flighlight
Mari
Ullda Cran News
Roundern
Tonight Show
Daily Record
Ralph Leon Neely
Tyler St
Dunklin
Ohio
Herman C. Sondermeyer
W. High St
East High Street
Gregory Kohlbusch
E. McCarty
Joseph Summers
Mulberry St
West Dunklin Street
Circuit Court
Foserg
Highway Board
mid-Missouri
John Cunniff
AP Business News
General Maters
Works Progress Administration
General Motors
Civilian Conservation ‘Corps
General Electric
Westinghouse Electric
American Motors
Litton Industries
Polaroid
Eastern
American Airlines
Douglas Aircraft
Zenith
IBM
Legals
State OF Missouri
Cole
Missouri
Osmund J. Bernskoetter
Osmund J, Bernskoetter
Russell T. Keyes
Cecil F. Bernskoetter
Louise Rockelman
August Rockelman
RSMO
State OF
Jefferson Lorry
Anna Clara Schulte
Anton H. Schulte
Jefferson
City
George N. Ittner
Georde WN. Ittner
Protate
David R. Coller
Cloner and
Nedrick
Lpr
Pec
Helen FR Reck
Estate OF
Clifford A. Logan
Rsma
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William Co. Burgi
Capital City Telephone Company
Madison Street
Foster B. McHenry
James FP. McHenry
Midstate Telephone Company
John H. McHenry
James F. McHenry
Madison Development Corporation
James E. Schaffner
State Capitol
Division of Planning and Construction
Springfield
Itive Publications
Post Tribune
Busch’s Florist
R.G. ‘Anderson Mon. CO
U.S
Shikles Motors
Central MO Motors
South Dial
Corvairs
Don Brucks
Dix Road
John Dyn
Universal C.I.T. Credit Co
Auto
Scrivner Mobile Home
West
Capitol Mobil
Mae
W. High New Cooper
Weather Master
Coopers
Bob's
Paul Griffen
Spencer Drilling Co
Etterville
Eldon
Capital City Window
Rouse Cleaning
Cole Co
State Patrol
Mac’s
Tom Graessle
East Dunklin
Cal
Tanner Funeral Home
Salisch Paint Coo
Ramada Inn
Phil Williams
Ramada
News Tribune
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