Weather Outlook for Seuran Area Brings Heat and Humidity
A daily record notes hot humid conditions with a list of residents and addresses. Fire, gas leaks, and theft reports appear alongside numerous local names and minor incidents.
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Newspaper
Jefferson City Post Tribune
Location
Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1971
Page
5
A daily record notes hot humid conditions with a list of residents and addresses. Fire, gas leaks, and theft reports appear alongside numerous local names and minor incidents.
Multiple field incidents listed on Lafayette Street Dix Road East Elm Street McDonald’s lot and Dix Road. Names include Forrest W Scrivner Peggy J Smart John Ernest Brown Jeanne Lee Nunn Forrest Clifford Mosley and Dorothy McMahan plus addresses. Vehicle contact with a parked car noted.
Local weather update lists past data over the last 74 hours with precipitation figures, temperatures, barometer readings, humidity levels, and river stage notes for Kansas City. Includes scattered digits and units, standard meteorological measures, and a summary of conditions across time.
Highlights from history note the 1942 Midway battle ending in a major US victory over Japan. The entry covers diverse events from 2198 exploration, 1864 Lincoln nomination, to 1933 a four-nation peace pact, and 1960s resistance in Norway and Suez. It cites recent actions in the Dominican Republic, Hue, and Switzerland.
An urban guerrilla group named Armed Revolutionary Active ARA claimed responsibility for last Thursday’s bombings in Lisbon. Officials associate ARA with a militant arm of the illegal pro Moscow Communist Party. The attack disrupted communications for five hours on the eve of the NATO spring meeting, stirring indignation among Portuguese people. no injuries were reported.
Rep Wilbur Mills told NBC Meet the Press he cannot control a campaign by his allies to nominate him as the Democratic candidate. He said he will not pursue the nomination or the vice presidential spot and sees no path for his 1972 ticket. Mills, Ways and Means chair since 1968, opposes Nixon revenue sharing and expects his committee to block the measure.
Audie Murphy, the most decorated American WWII soldier, was laid to rest with full military honors at Arlington National Cemetery. About 400 mourners attended including General Westmoreland and George Bush, after his death in a plane crash with his wife Pamela and two sons aboard.
In Kansas City Senator Thomas F. Eagleton of Missouri urged forcing the South Vietnamese government to curb the flow of heroin to slow drug abuse among U.S. servicemen. Speaking at a Democratic reception, he warned that heroin availability at low cost in Vietnam worsens the problem and could explode on U.S. streets when soldiers return to civilian life.
Jefferson City Little Theatre announces auditions at 7 p.m. in the Helios High School Audio Visual Room for Bow to Succeed in Mrs. Michiel Riley. The production is jointly sponsored by the auxiliaries of Charles Still Memorial and St. Mary's Hospitals.
The Rt. Rev. Msgr. Bernard Groner, 82, of 126 Riverside Dr., died Sunday at St. Marys Hospital after a two and a half month illness. Born November 26, 1884 in Westphalia, he was ordained June 12, 1921 at Kenrich Seminary and served at St. Joseph Josephsville, then Holy Family Freeburg for 25 years, later St. Anthony Rosali until retirement in 1969. Survivors include brother Gerhardt Groner of Columbia, sister Anna Groner of 126 Riverside Dr., and nephew the Rev. John Groner. A concelebrated mass will be held Wednesday at Holy Family Freeburg with burial in the parish cemetery. Prayer service Tuesday at the church. Dulle Funeral Home in charge.
Lawrence Edman Hazell Sr. of Hartsburg dies after a tractor overturn pins him Saturday night. Born January 22, 1919, in Wilton, he married Gladys Morton in Ashland in 1941. Survived by wife, six sons, one daughter, sister and brother. Service set for Tuesday at Burnett Funeral Chapel Ashland. Burial Memorial Park Cemetery Columbia.
Mrs Katie Frank aged 82 of 1622 Tanner Bridge Rd died Sunday at St Mary's Hospital. Born June 7 1886 at Mary's Home to August and Elizabeth Graffe Scheme she married William Frank on November 28 1902. Survived by son Andrew Frank four daughters and several relatives. Burial at Our Lady of Snows Cemetery with services at St Peter Catholic Church and rosaries at Dulle Chapel and St Peter's Altar Sodality.
Walter J Lippert 97 of Independence died Sunday at ConvinUsre Nursing Home California He was born Oct 4 in Topeka Kan son of George and Wilhelmina Rout Lippert On Oct 1988 he married Maggie Hoebler who survives Funeral services are planned Wednesday in Independence with burial in Kansas City Williams Funeral Home California handles local arrangements
Vincent E Brenneke 63 of Route 3 Taos died at home after a long illness. Born May 2 1918 in Taos to Joseph and Mary Backers Brenneke he married Olga Wolters Feb 18 1942 in Taos who survives. He leaves a son Bernard Brenneke four brothers and one sister. A rosary will be recited 1 p.m. Wednesday at St Francis Xavier Church Taos.
Joseph Stock 62 of Lake Ozark died Friday at his home. Born January 2, 1909 in Switzerland to Jobe Emil and Katherine Meier Brock, he was a chef at the Alp Horn and Lodge of the Four Seasons. A World War II Army paratrooper, he will be laid to rest Tuesday at Our Lady of the Lake Church with burial in Jefferson Barracks National Cemetery. Griswold-Kays Funeral Home Eldon in charge.
Saturday night flea market advertised with consignments and antiques. Gun and dog auction scheduled first Sunday each month. Owners listed as Mrs Pete Lootens and Miss Sophie Lootens with Bob Gratz involved. Location cited as Miles Northetterson City on Highway 54 in Missouri.
The Department of Corrections in Jefferson City Missouri invites bids for a retaining wall contract. Bids due June 15, 1971 with a public opening. Specifications and bid documents available from the Division of Maintenance and Construction Room 197 State Capitol Building.
Fragmentary notes describe a land survey extending within the corporate limits of Cedar City Missouri and Callaway County. It includes lines, bearings, distances, the Point of Beginning, a private road, and sections relating to Airport Road and surrounding rights of way. The text references election notices for Cedar City and lists local officials and service details from 1971.
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