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Newspaper
Jefferson City Post Tribune
Location
Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1956
Page
9
Missoula area forecast indicates average temperatures near normal with small daily changes and limited trend. Highs in the upper 80s, lows in the lower 40s with some thunderstorms. Precipitation below normal, slight regional variation expected.
Foster H. Fairfax age 72 died yesterday in a Kansas City hospital after a long illness. Born in Otterville, he had lived in Kansas City 38 years. Survived by Mrs. Maggie Fairfax his widow, a daughter Mrs. Catherine Murphy of Kansas City, two brothers Homer L. Mattix of Sahuhr y and Leland J. Fairfax of Kansas City, three stepsisters Mrs. Vera Mae Thomas Mrs. Evlith Keck of Syracuse Missouri and Myre Nola Wager of North Hollywood California. Final rites set for 2 pm Saturday at Kansas City with burial in Meadow Hill Cemetery.
New Bloomfield special report notes Mr and Mrs Woo Warbilt on the verge of their 59th wedding anniversary with an open house for relatives and friends. The Warbrittons have deep Caltnmy County roots, three children, and nine grandchildren, with ties to Lamte on and Marshall Ma.
A group of WA dtt 400 members and leaders traveled yesterday to Lake of the Oravkes in Kansas for a Lake outing. The youngsters were accompanied by Miss Amy Pearl, county home agent, and activities included square dancing, a wagon ride, a 4-H fair event, and a swimming event on the lakeside program.
Financial markets daily record notes mixed activity as stocks lower amid broad declines while Marys New York reports several hospital admissions. Names such as Kremer Hawking Slusher and Di Mes appear amid scattered references to addresses and St Mary’s Hospital.
The listing shows mixed quotes for cattle and hogs at the Kansas City market, with prices ranging for steer and heifer categories, utility cows, calves, and vealers. Highlights include various weight bands from 120 to 600 pounds, with buyers showing steady demand for high quality and prime stock amid fluctuating wholesale values.
Kansas Methodists move to end racial segregation received unanimous approval from the state conference as part of a national church policy. The action must gain two thirds support at the Methodist annual conferences before taking effect, and was adopted at the convention’s centennial meeting in Lawrence.
Fragmented notice lists Rutneroy Palla Centertown and others receiving university awards while detailing injuries. Christine Snyder and Mrs Edward Snyder are noted, with Snyder formerly Miss Husemiy Ashby. Mrs Tas Ment suffered a left home fall and is under treatment. condition described as satisfactory.
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