Raymond E. Bryant Dies in St. Louis
Raymond E. Bryant, 44, died yesterday at Jewish Hospital in St. Louis after a two year illness. Surviving are his wife and several relatives. Funeral arrangements are pending with local services to be announced. The obituary notes his earlier residence in Taftoren and references his involvement in the region's livestock markets.
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Raymond E. Bryant
St. Louis
Fiche
Somne Sebitel Iy
Jewish Hospital
Belville
Born in Center Bryant lived in Jefferson City to St Louis
Mr. Bryant born August 7 1909 in Center to Jammett and Hettie Bryant. He lived in Jefferson City before moving to St Louis about 12 years ago where he worked for Century Electric Co. Survived by mother Mrs Hettie Bryant two brothers Cecil and Ted Bryant four sisters Edith Tritech Evelyneva Blanke Lucille Morton. Funeral at Centertown Baptist Church Friday at 2 pm with burial in Centertown Cemetery.
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Jammett
Hettie Bryant
Jefferson City
St. Louis
Century Electric Co
Mus
Cecil Bryant
Jeffereson
Ted Bryart Cerenil
Edith Tritech
Evelyneva Blanke
Lucille Morton
Oklahoma City
Bryant
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Centertown Baptist Church
Belpin
Centertown Cemetery
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Anderson-Tannes
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Saams
Duncan Offi Ating
Centertown
Anderson-Tanner
Langendoerfer
Tuliz
Texas
St. Mary's Hospital
Morton Chapel
Link
St. John’s Methodist Church
Hemer K. Morris
New Linn Memorial Park Cemetery
Morton Service
Missouri 1954 Blue Book features state history and officials
Governor receives first advance copy of the 1954 Missouri Blue Book with a roster of state employes and departments, an illustrated feature on Missouri beginnings, and a four color state seal insert. The volume highlights elective officials and judges, a portrait of Jefferson City, and a history of the state through exploration to statehood.
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Capitol
Missouri
Toberman
Will Davis
Davis
Jefferson City
Injet
Ato
Union
Toherman
Donnely
Robert Martin 93 Dies at Versailles Home
Robert Martin 93 lifelong Versailles resident died Monday at his home born September 1861 his wife Lucinda preceded him in death survivors include six daughters Helen Mary Eva Cora Feenie Mina Henry and others two sons funeral services will be at the Colored Methodist Church with Rev Arthur Diggs officiating burial in Versailles Cemetery
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Versailles
Robert Martin
Lucinda
Helen
St. Louis
Mary Eliza
Washington, D
Eva
Kirk
Wood Mardell
Caicago
Cora
Feenie
Detroit
Mina
Little F Roell
Henry Marin
Colored Methodist Church
Arthur Diggs
California
Versailles Cemetery
Julius Mulkey Dies in Jefferson City at 47
Julius Mulkey, 47, of 528 Lat tarette St, died yesterday at St. Mary's Hospital after noon. Born in Olean, he moved to Jefferson City at age six and worked at Midwest Storage Co and later at the state office building. Survived by son Julius Mulkey of Jefferson City, father John Mulkey of Olean, and aunt Mrs. Ethel Kapp of Kansas City. wife died years ago.
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Julius Mulkey
Lattarette St
Mnoon
St. Mary‘s Hospital
Mr. Mulkey
Olean
Jefferson City
Ar the
Midwest Storage Co
State
John Mulkey
Ethel Kapp
Kansas City
Escapee Caught in Jonesboro After Prison Farm Break
A 25 year old Arkansan, Junior Spencer of Black Oak, Ark., who escaped from Chuck Prison Farm in Jefferson City, Mo., with another convict, was nabbed in Jonesboro while hitchhiking. Sheriff Lonnie Cooper spotted him on Highway 63 and arrested Spencer, who faces Missouri authorities. The second escapee, Wayne Meck, 25, of Kennett, Mo., remains at large.
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Jonesboro
Ark
Arkansan
Jefferson City
Lonnie Cooper
Highway 63
Junior Spencer
Black Oak
Spencer
Chuck
Wayne
Cord
Kennett, Mo
Missouri
Public Service Savings We Loan robbed by lone armed bandit
ST. LOUIS officers report a lone armed bandit robbed the Public Service Savings We Loan Association of about 6800 yesterday after threatening six employees and forcing them to lie on the floor. Maurice Keily, secretary treasurer, said the man posed as a customer when he first entered the office.
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ST. Louis
Public Service Savings We Loan Association
Maurice Keily
Springfield Reporter Cleared of Contempt
Harry Young of Springfield Newspapers was cleared on contempt charges after agreeing to testify before Greene County grand jury. At his appearance he refused to reveal his source but was admonished and released by Circuit Judge William Collinson.
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Springfield
Harry Young
Springfield Newspapers, Inc
Wiliam BR
Lumber Firm Official Killed by Automobile
Gerald T. Fitzgerald aged 68 vice president of Central Boarding and Supply Co. Mission Woods Kansas killed when struck by a car while crossing U S 50. Driver Peter Tank aged 16 of Mission Woods. Fitzgerald also linked to Hutt Co. Dallas.
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Gerald T. Fitzgerald
Mission ‘Woods
Kas
U. S. 50
Peter Tank
Mission Woods
Fitzgerald
Central Boarding and Supply Co
Hutt Co
Dallas
Tex
James Douglas Heads University Directors
James M. Douglas, former Missouri Supreme Court justice from 1937 to 1950, is named chairman of the Washington University Board of Directors. He has served on the board since 1950. his appointment was announced at the commencement exercises.
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James M. Douglas
Missouri Supreme Court
Washington’. University Board of
Pieter
Douglas
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Ethan A. H
Shepley
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Hospital Admissions List Amid Fragmented Details
A list of names and addresses appears to document hospital admissions or notices. Included are Charles E. Still Earl Speidel of 2220 Hillsdale, Mrs. Catherine Atterberry of Norman Oklahoma, Miss Evelyn Kloeppel and Delores Schulenberg, along with others such as Bri jan Jones, Richard 5 Ayler, William Cox, Mrs. Julian Luetkemeyer, Joseph Bocklage, Homer Anderson, Walter Busch, Miss Lovisa Evans, Miss Shirley Peters, Mrs. Mary Brondel and Gree Keegan among scattered addresses like 600 E. State St. and 211 Lafayette St. The fragmentary text suggests a registry or transfer list with multiple locations across Oklahoma and Missouri.
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Charles E. Still Earl Speidel
Hillsdale
Catherine Atterberry
Norman, Oklo
Evelyn Kloeppel
E. State St
Delores Schulenberg
Meta
Brijan Jones
W. Main St
St Mary's
Richard 5. Ayler
Clay St
William Cox
Lafayette St
Julian Luetkemeyer
Freeeburg
Joseph Bocklage
Vienna
Homer Anderson
Laddonia
Walter Busch
Waverly St
Lovisa Evans
Huntsville
Shirley Peters
California
Mary Brondel
Centertown
Gree Keegan
St. Louis
Pattie Sue Owens
Schott Rd
Delegates from Jefferson joo attend three state conference
Three Jefferson City delegates C. J. Meyer R. P. Brandt and K. D. Payne join Prudential Insurance Company of America representatives in Biloxi Mississippi for a three day business educational conference that ends tomorrow. Dr James A Willibrant of Westphalia graduates from St Louis University School of Dentistry and joins the Air Force at Wright Patterson then stationed at Lockbourne AFB Columbus Ohio. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Charles F Willibrant and attended Westphalia and Christian Brothers School in St Louis. An escape from Missouri State Penitentiary Sawmill Farm last night identified as Paul McCormick 46 from St Louis County is reported to the State Highway Patrol today. Population near 162 million as of May 1 per Census Bureau with 1.7 percent annual increase since last year. Riverside Church New York City carillon of 72 bells weighs half a million pounds and is the world’s largest.
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Aussouri
State Capitol
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Cole County
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Board of Public Buildings
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West-ephalia
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St. Louis University
Air Force
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Columbus
Ohio
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Westphalia
Ghistian Brothers
St. Louis
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Missouri State Penitentiary
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Paul McCormick
St. Louis County
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