Deaths Brother-in-Law of Local Woman Dies
Dr. Luther Smith, 43, brother-in-law of Mrs. Frances Ward of 1317 E Dunklin, died Wednesday at his Pullman Washington home from lymphoid cancer. He was an associate professor at Washington State College, had science research grants from the Rockefeller foundation, and formerly served at the University of Missouri. Survived by wife Beulah, his mother, two brothers and two sisters of Patton Missouri. Graveside services at 2 p.m. Monday in Patton.
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Luther Smith
Frances Ward
E. Dunklin Jr
Pullman
Wash
Smith
Washington State College
Wade
Rockefeller Foundation
New York
University of Missouri
Beulah Smith
Patton
Three Month Old Schanzmeyer Dies in Hospital
Patricia Schanzmeyer, three months old and daughter of Mr and Mrs Leonard Schanzmeyer of St Elizabeth, died at St Marys hospital from pneumonia after being admitted Sunday. She was born Feb 23 at St Marys. Funeral services will be Friday at 6 a m at St Lawrence Church St Elizabeth with burial in the church cemetery. She is survived by her parents a brother Kenneth and grandparents August Schanzmeyer and Mrs Elizabeth Heckemeyer.
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Patricia Schanzmmeyer
Leonard Schanzmeyer
St. Elizabeth
St. Mary’s Hospital
Patricia
St. Lawrence Catholic Church
Kenneth
Tom Pace Funeral Set for Friday
California June 5 special funeral services for Tom Pace 56 who died Tuesday night at O'Reilly Veterans hospital Springfield will be held Friday at 2 a m at a local funeral home. Burial will be in Sappington cemetery. He was born February 3 1895 in Cole county near Centertown and is survived by his mother Mrs Lou Pace California two brothers Jack and Joe and a sister Mrs Anna Brizendine all of California.
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California
Tom Pace
O'Reilly Veterans Hospital
Springfield
Feneral
Pace
Sappington
Cole County
Centertown
Benjamin Pace
Lou Pace
Jack
Joe
Anna Brizendine
Mrs Ed R Hogg Dies In Worcester Mass
Mrs Ed R Hogg mother of Jack Hogg and former Miss Maude McHenry of this city died recently in a Worcester hospital after a period of illness Relatives in Jefferson City include nephew Foster McHenry cousin Miss Mabel Green and cousin Mrs S J Twyman
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Ed R. Hogg
Jack Hogg
Maude McHenry
Worcester
Mass
Hogg
Jefferson City
Foster McHenry
Mabel Green
5. J. Twyman
Magistrate Fines 2 On Check Charges
Two persons were each fined $25 and costs by Magistrate Foster S. Wheatly on separate charges of writing checks with insufficient funds. Raymond Klatt of Lohman received a suspended 20 day jail sentence for a $5 check cashed at Renkemeyer’s Service Station in Jefferson City. Joyce Bangs of Kansas City wrote a $2 check cashed at Pursley Motor Company here.
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Foster S. Wheitly
Raymond Klatt
Lohman
Bank of Lehman
Renkemeyer
Jefferson City
Joyce Bangs
Kansas City
Kansity
Pursley Motor Company
Damhorst Receives SMU BA In Graduation Exercises
Judith Cromwell Damhorst daughter of Mr and Mrs A J B Damhorst 101 E Circle received a bachelor of arts degree from Southern Methodist University in graduation exercises held Tuesday. Miss Damhorst majored in sociology and psychology and is a member of Gamma Phi Beta sorority.
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Judith Cromwell Damhorst
A. J. B Damhorst
E. Circle
Southern Methodist University
Miss Damhorst
Gamma Phi Beta
Two Confederate Vets Swap Battle Yarns At Southern Reunion
Jackson Mississippi June 5 AP Two fifty year old Confederate veterans meet at a southern reunion as the last of the eight surviving Confederates attend a Sons of Confederate Veterans banquet. William Townsend of Olla Louisiana and William Bush of Fitzgerald Georgia arrived by plane and shared a brief exchange before Townsend quips about Bush aging. Bush jokes about Townsend’s greeting. Both wore gray uniforms and shook hands from their chairs.
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Southern Reunion
Sons of Confederate Veterans
Bush
Xia
Townsend
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