Deaths Tally B Enloe Ex Eldon Educator Dies After Stroke
Tally B Enloe, former Eldon educator, died at his home after suffering a stroke. Born July 7 1889 in Russellville he taught rural Cole County schools before joining Eldon schools. Survived by wife Helen and several children including J Les Ho back, Joseph B Enloe, and J B Enloe, plus three sisters. He served in World War I and was a Baptist church member.
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Bernard Enloe
Eldon
Gai
Bolivard Street
Russellville
Hugh and
Harriet Enroe
Russellstire
Ois
Central Missouri State College
Wareretsburg
Cole County
Elsoo
Sioux City
Owa
Calpathia Miler
Helen Mpi
Jefferson City
Chiloquin
Gre
Oseph B. Enloe
Marietta
J .B. Enloe
Tally T
Sterni
Agnes Kellogg
Tucolumne
Calif
John G. ‘Les
Seattle
Wash
J._O. Sullivan
Cashmere, Wash
The
Baptist Church
Hold Services for EL Chiswell 73
Funeral services were held in Marshall for E. L. Chiswell who died in Warr night. Brother L. M. Chiswell, director of the State Sales Tax department, and Mrs. Chiswell attended. Chiswell led East Hall annex at Central State College in Warrensburg. He was an Elk, Odd Fellow and Baptist church member. Best survived by Ruby Laura Parks and Les Lendes.
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Ferdey
Marshall
E. L
Warr Fay
L. M. Chiswell
State Sales Tax Department
California Resident Dies After Long Illness
California notices the death of Lashisy G. Comer 63 born July 4 1886. He worked for the State Highway department many years and later practiced. He is survived by two sisters Mrs Bert Thiston Fortuna and Mrs Artie Thompson near Latham and a brother Gordon near Latham. Funeral services will be held tomorrow at Flag Spring Baptist Church.
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California
Lashisy G. Comer
John
Sally Comer
Mae Allee
Comer
State Highway Department
Sur
Bert “Thiston
Fortuna
Artie Thompson
Lathiam
Gordon
Latham
Pilot Grove
Flag Spring Baptist Church
Markets Mixed as Industrials Lead Gains
A summary of the day in New York markets notes blocks at peak levels not seen since 1928 for steels and related sectors. Industrials, radios, television, and selected rails posted gains around four points, while other indices moved modestly.
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York
Rock Exchange
I Steels
Radio Programs June 7 1950 with KWOS listings
The page lists Wednesday June 7 1950 radio programs and schedules for KWOS including AM and FM lineups. It names shows, hosts, and time blocks along with stockyard and agricultural market data interwoven into the listings. The dense OCR also contains ads, weather, and piano orchestras, reflecting a busy mid century broadcast day.
Jelirt City Fringes Meeting Sets Director Election
Fragmented notice shows Bringin g Up Father Cteal building and Anse association in Jelirt city Wisconsin will hold a Central Association forger Hight and Meesson Wy 1953 meeting to elect directors for the fringe year. The meeting occurs noon to 4 pm at Streets. President Wenter and Treasurer Sessman named.
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CTEAL
Jelirt
Asssouli
Daughters Born to Pryor and Van Esdell Families
News notes list births and graduations from various towns. Daughters were born yesterday to Mr. and Mrs. Fred Pryor of Tuscumbia at St Marys hospital, and to Mr. and Mrs. John C. Van Esdell on Highway 50 west. A son named Robert Lee was born to Mr. and Mrs. Herman C. Koffkey of Clinton Washington, with relatives including Mrs. Rose Kot of Cedar City. Miss Nancy Sharon Sibley returned home after ramiperents visit. Charles Hargis and family attended Washington University graduation where their daughter Taney Hargis earned a BW and BS in nursing. Mrs. Clara Harmon hosted Burl and another son-in-law guests connected to Belton high school and the Jefferson City Civic orchestra concert. Jarman learned of acceptance into a University of Missouri practical nursing course for fall.
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Fred Pryor
Tuscumbia
St. Mary's Hospital
John C. Vanesdell
Highway 50
Robert Lee
Herman C. Koffkey
Clinton
Wash
Chans
Rose Kot
Cedar City
Charles Hargis
Highway 34 North
Washington University
St. Louis
Taney Hargis
Clara Harmon
West Elm Street
Burl Harmon
Tsabel Kas
Jefferson City
Jarman
University of Missouri
International Shoe Machines Hum Over Time Schedules St Louis
International Shoe company plants employing more than 4000 workers run on overtime to meet fall orders. Weeks extended from 49 to 69 hours at Paducah Kentucky St Charles and Hannibal plants with Quincy Illinois at 45 hours. Most overtime on men s and boys dress shoes. Cape Girardeau and Sikeston cut to 40 hours due to material shortages.
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ST. Louis
Ap—International Shoe Company
Paduesh
St. Charles
Hannibal
Quincy
Cape Girartieau
Sikeston
Stock Market Advances Amid 20 Year Highs In NY
The New York stock market rose on a fresh advance surpassing 20 year highs after a brief morning setback when many issues slipped a few cents. Declines were wiped out as favored issues led gains with steels motors radio televisions and select rails advancing. General Motors led the trend with notable activity across key sectors.
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New York
Generei Maters
Sensational Si share leaps to peak since 1924
After Tuesday trading, Si shares surged to 95.73, the highest since 1924, as heavy demand followed news of a proposal to split the stock two-for-one. The advance reflects investor enthusiasm and expectations of greater liquidity.
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Orchesire Congress Hotel
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Doubie Or Nothing
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Sadat
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King OF the Royal Mounted
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