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Newspaper
Jefferson City Post Tribune
Location
Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1964
Page
6
Catherine Buersmeyer 82 died Tuesday. Funeral services are set for 9 a.m. Friday at St Joseph's Catholic Church Westphalia. The obituary notes her long life and ties to the community.
Seven employees from different agencies were elected to the new State Government Employee's Credit Union board for one to three year terms. Officers to serve one year were George Burruss and J C Kibbey. two year terms went to Dorsey Howard and Lloyd Poole. three year terms to J Leonard Rutherford Warren Taylor and Henry Thomas. The supervisory and credit committees were also formed. Gov John Dalton became the first stockholder with 20 shares at 100 dollars. Any state employee may join with a 5 dollar share. The union aims to be fully operational by June 30.
Jefferson City section reports Miss Buersmeyer born June 2 1882 in Westphalia. Survived by four brothers Casper Herman Buersmeyer John and Gerhard of Independence and Argyle. Rosary recited 8 p.m. today at a local funeral home and 8 p.m. Thursday at Westphalia funeral home. Rev Aloys Hilke to officiate. Burial in parish cemetery.
Market report shows hogs steady to strong with 6 500 head in Chicago and varied weights pricing 12.25 to 17.50 per hundredweight. Cattle and calves at 10 500 and 15 show steady to higher prices with prime loads around 22.75 for slaughter steers and heifers up to 21.00. Sheep sales small with lambs 25.50 and ewes 4.50 to 7.00.
TV listings show a packed schedule beginning at 6:00 with Tennessee Tuxedo and Wogie Bear, followed by Cronkite News and Santley Brinkley Report. Regional Weather, CBS Reports, The Beverly Hillbillies, and McHale's Navy fill the night, ending with Alfred Hitchcock and Tonight Show coverage and a final news roundup.
A fragmentary view of a TV guide style schedule listing programs from morning through late night. It includes news, game shows, soap operas, dramas, and children's programs with channel references and times.
A fragmented list shows morning through late night radio slots with names like Johnny Muessig Rex White Cedric Foster and Bill Stern. It includes News Weather Sports Morning Edition and themed blocks such as Nice N Easy Music with Memories World Today and K WOS AL shows.
Mrs Lena Bacon 52 of Owensville died Monday evening at Memorial Community Hospital Jefferson City. She was born October 14 1911 Fearville daughter of William J and Elizabeth Ahrens Roehl. Survived by husband Paul Bason married October 27 1985 two siblings Rufus Roehl Belle and Mrs Josephine Michael Bland. Funeral 2 pm CDT Thursday Owensville Zion Lutheran Church Rev Sieg fried Lehman officiating burial Memorial Gardens Cemetery Owensville.
Wichita firm Dondlinger and Sons Inc bids 1 778 000 for Fort Wood bachelor officers quarters. The bid trails federal estimate by 180 888, with F D Rich Co as next lowest at 2 058 000. Federal funds total 1 903 106. Plan calls for five two story buildings 265 by 40 feet. Work must start within 10 days and finish in 540 calendar days.
List of new hospital admissions and births from St Marys Hospital including names and addresses of patients and families such as Miss Jody Ann Wolters, Allen J. Ramey, Joseph Ross Linn, Chamois, Joseph Holterman Freeburg, Mrs Lucille Thomas, George Burks, Miss Karen Peterson, Miss Theresa Arnold, Michael C Bryant, Mrs Diana McCleary Linn, Mrs Jo Ann Edwards Rich Fountain, Mrs Mary Lou Williams Eugene, Cecil Roberts, Mrs Dorothy Messerli California, Patrick Sullivan, Mrs Dorothy Davis Olean, Lillian Arnold California, Elmo Smith Jamestown, John White Chamois, Charles E Stitl, Mrs Hope Poush Osage Beach, Mae Kyger New Bloomfield, Paul Deatherage Eldon, Ola Smith Mokane, Joseph Betsch Camdenton, Hazel Wiltherbee Eldon, Edgar Kautsch Lohman, Patricia Morgan Route 2, Regina Brandt Kaiser, Catherine Crump Newbury, Helen Zumbrunn Kansas City Missouri. Also births: Daughter to Robert McCleary Linn at St Marys Hospital, Robert Edwards Rich Fountain, Son to Leo Williams Eugene at St Marys Hospital, Son to M B s Crump Newberg at Charles E Still Hospital.
Jefferson City residents Earl Smith and Ellen Jenkins were issued marriage licenses. The notice confirms both parties reside in Jefferson City and are proceeding with nuptial plans.
Franklin County sheriff's deputies arrested a 19 year old youth near St Clair Missouri today for auto theft investigation after escaping from Franklin County jail Tuesday night by crawling through a second floor bathroom window. Two other youths from St Louis, Gary Maxey and Earl Murphy, were returned to St Louis on suspicion of auto theft.
Last chance to buy Chevelle Malibu wagon during Trade N Travel Time at your Chevrolet dealer. Eleven Chevelle models including wagons and convertibles on offer with features like curved side windows and self cleaning rocker panels. Hurry to secure a stylish, affordable buy.
Price quotes for consumer eggs and poultry across Missouri and Arkansas. St Louis lists egg sizes and grades with ranges, hens and broilers weights and prices. Kansas City reports egg classes with large medium small grades, wholesale fractions, poultry weights, capons, ducks, and live fryers and butter prices.
Police investigate theft of a polaroid camera from the city engineering department and about 12 dollars in stamps from the city clerk’s office.
The New York stock market closed up for the second straight session with moderate volume around 4.5 million shares. Gains were broad though some prices trimmed late. De Pont boosted the averages by four points as cigarette stocks rose after Dr. Luther Terry warned it would take a decade to curb smoking. Airlines recovered, Texas Gult Sulphur led with over a two point gain, Xerox up about three, while Alcoa slipped.
A collection of Heloise household tips touches on tightening a tennis racket strings with a punch and toothpicks, plus a prescription bottle storage idea. The page also runs a construction bid notice for Lincoln University in Jefferson City Missouri with submission details and wage provisions, followed by want ad rate tables and correction policy.
Boone County prosecutor said the investigation into 19-year-old Byron C. Martin III's death will continue after a coroner's jury ruled he was killed by being run over by a train. Martin's body was found on Missouri-Kansas-Texas railroad tracks southwest of Columbia on May 14. He was the son of Byron Martin Jr. and his Kansas City Art Department director father.
The Jefferson City Lions Club installed new officers for the coming year at its regular noon meeting. Elected: President Wally Richter. treasurer O. W. Raither Jr.. secretary Ron Jordan. VPs Howard Griffin, Stan Grieve, and Jim Weber. board members Leo Baker, Joe Kusstatscher, Vernon Towner, Stanley Diemler, John Hahn, Norman Reichard. Henry Shaw is Lion Tamer. John Shain Tail Twister. Haskell Holman immediate past president.
In Lemay and Eureka Hearnes hailed a tide of support for his bid for the Democratic gubernatorial nomination. He urged flood control and recreation development in the Meramec River Basin while Hannibal residents voted to raise the city library tax to two cents, 86 to 85.
Community notice references Marys Church at 120 East McCarty for a spring outreach service. Details are unclear due to fragmented text.
Fort Worth AP reports a witness quoted Edwin A. Walker saying he could not stop the University of Mississippi riot. The $2 million libel suit against The Associated Press centers on AP coverage of Walker in Oxford during the September 30 1962 riot over James Meredith admission.
Public notices advertise property sale by Reorganized School District No 5 Cole County Mo and a June 29 1964 bid deadline. A City Council hearing July 6 1964 addresses rezoning of a Jefferson City tract described near Dix Road Missouri Pacific Railroad and Industrial Drive inviting public comment.
Saturday June 13 at 1 PM Linn Street sale of household goods and furniture. Amos Mantle owners. Prenger and Gratz auctioneers at 2034 West Main. Also estate of Oliver Bassman executor W A Bassman Co auctioneers L L McDowell and Son.
Remains arrive at the Dulle Funeral Home after 7 p.m. Wednesday June 9 1964 and lie in state until the funeral at St Joseph Home of the Aged chapel Thursday at 10 a.m. Rev Herman Strieve officiates. Interment in Resurrection Cemetery. Dulle Service
Flowers and mourning goods offered by Gray Bros Vault Co and Busch's Florist advertise fresh cut flowers blooming plants and cemetery lots. Kidwell's Monuments with W Bruton sales rep lists Rock of Ages display and contact numbers 636 8551 896 4290 and 636 3427.
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