Deaths Edgar Priest Dies at Age 83
Edgar Wesley Priest 83 a New Bloomfield resident died Thursday night en route to Callaway County Hospital Fulton He was the last charter member of Painters Local 986 of Jefferson City Born July 15 1881 in Callaway County son of J E and Betty Knight Friest and married Alma Hager on Oct 25 1909 Survivors include his widow seven daughters three sons a sister two brothers 21 grandchildren and five great grandchildren Funeral services will be 2 pm Saturday at Providence Baptist Church New Bloomfield with Rev Robert Herrmann officiating Burial in Hawthorn Gardens Jefferson City
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New Bloomfield
Edgar Wesley Priest
Callaway County
Fulton
Painters Local 986
Jefferson City
J. E
Betty Knight Friest
Alma Hager
Paul Stoehr
Ralph Scott
Rudolph Stoll
Providence Baptist Church
Robert Herrmann
Hawthorn Gardens
Mrs Parker 84 Dies in Sedalia
Mrs. Della F. Parker, 84, died Thursday afternoon in a Sedalia hospital after living much of her life in Jefferson City where her husband, the late Harry S. Parker, was yardmaster for 27 years and city chief of police. Survived by her son George W. Parker, she will lie in a Sedalia funeral home before services at 1 p.m. Sunday, with graveside rites at Riverview Cemetery in Jefferson.
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Della F. Parker
Sedalia Hospital
Jefferson City
Harry S. Parker
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Cooper County
George
Mary Rebecca Rymer Guinn
Sedalia
Leonard Reifel
Congregational Presbyterian Church
Riverview
Jefferson
Sunday Services Set For George Floyd
George Floyd 42 of Raytown died Thursday at University of Kansas Hospital. Survivors include wife Lottie Mae Cook and mother Laura Belle Floyd. Funeral services 2:30 p.m. Sunday at the Presbyterian Church, Buncheon. Burial in Bunceton Masonic Cemetery.
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George Floyd
Bunceton
Raytown
University of Kansas Hospital
Kansas City
Kan
Lottie Mae Cook
Laura Belle Floyd
Presbyterian Church
Bunceton Masonic Cemetery
Funeral Rites Held For Brauner Infant
Funeral services conducted at a local funeral home at 2 p.m. for the infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Brauner of Boonville Road who died shortly after birth at St. Marys Hospital.
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Richard Brauner
Boonville Road
St. Mary’s Hospital
Fragmented TV Schedule Snippet For June 12
A garbled TV guide fragment shows scattered time slots and show names such as Beany and Cecil and Wuntime. The text is incomplete with unreadable characters and stray parentheses. Major programs or networks cannot be accurately identified.
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Beany and Cecil
Wuntime
Radio listing and notices from KWOS and network plays
A fragmented radio schedule listing stations KWOS and S.fit-Loral News with mentions of weather sports and music segments. It references Album Arcade, Nets, Sounds in the Night and a sign off segment, but concrete program times or hosts are not readable.
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S.fit
Loral News
Nice
Base
M—Rilstern
Los Angeles
Nets
Burial details and surviving relatives listed
Burial was in Resurrection Cemetery. Survivors include one brother Richard Jeffery of the home, one sister Rhonda Helen of the home, paternal grandfather Chris Brauner of 204 Dawson St., maternal grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Sam Kroll of Lohman, and paternal great grandmother Mrs. Susanna Stringer of Mexico.
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Resurrection Cemetery
Richard Jeffery
Rhonda Helen
Chris Brauner
Dawson St
Sam Kroll
Lohman
Susanna Stringer
Mexico
Club Invited To MASW Meet
The Cosmopolitan Club is invited to the Summer Meeting of the West Central Division of the Missouri Association of Social Welfare on June 25. State Rep Peter J J Rabbitt will speak on Crime and Punishment and chair the session. Joseph G Majersky editor of the News-Tribune and Richard Chamier Moberly attorney will comment. A bus tour of Algoa precedes the dinner.
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Cosmopolitan Club
West Central
Missouri Association of Social Welfare
Peter J. J. Rabbitt
Rabbitt
Joseph G. Majersky
The
News-Tribune
Richard Chamier
Moberly
Algoa
Daily Record Hospital Admissions
Hospital admits list includes many local residents by name and address across Fulton New Bloomfield St. Elizbeth Dixon and surrounding areas. Notable entries mention Mrs Jean Bock Mela Vic kor Lange and families in Mount Sterling Chamois Waynesville Tipton and Ulman with new births reported at Charles E Still Memorial and St Marys hospitals.
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Jean Bock
Mela
Vickor Lange
Belle
Dorsey Pertriquey
Juanita Meyer
Cordell St
Paul Kleindienst
Henry Johns
Mount Sterling
Cara Loucks
Fulton
Sylvia Cramer
Eldon
Lucy Perkins
E. McCarty
Ist
Robert Baker
Chamois
Myron Warren
Margaret Ann Morris
Usman
Alvin Bert Moore
New Bloomfield
Alva Colvin
Marian Drive
Carleen Frew
Betah Little
Winston
Mark Drisler
Meier
Charles Armstrong
W. Elm St
Anna Loesch
Dorothy Burkhart
Tipton
Police Court Fines For Traffic Violations
Shirley Mac Kiral fined $10 for following too closely. John DBD. Williams of 612 Washington St fined $10 for running a stop sign. Freddie B. Gilmore of Rt. 2 fined $15 for speeding. Charles Elijah Coffelt of Tim Grant St fined $10 for failure to observe signal. Martin S. Castrop of Westphalia fined $50 for driving while intoxicated and 10 days in the Cate Comniv jail.
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Shirley Mac Kiral
John Dbd. Williams
Washington St
Freddie B. Gilmore
Rt. 2
Charles Elijah Coffelt
Tim Grant St
Martin S
City Ministers Elect Rev Duke and Officers Named
The Ministerial Alliance of Jefferson City elected leaders for one year at its regular meeting. Rev Nelson Duke was chosen president, Rev Nariman C Meyer vice president, and Rev Arthuy Wo Plack secretary-treasurer. Members include Rev Groves W Ruragin and Rev Robert G Theyreann. A court note records Fern Bond 220 State St fined for disturbing the peace and Floyd Stewart fined for a public street offense.
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Ministerial Alliance of
Jefferson City
Hay
Nelson Duke
First Reptist
Nev
Nariman C. Meyer
Faith Teitheran
Ane Secreary-Tressurer
Arthuy Wo Plack
Quinn Chapel
Mroeram Cam
Mittep
Groves W Ruragin
Secieie Onenister
First Methodier Church
Aman
Robert G Theyreann
Serr Pes Fayout Centra
United Church of Christ
Couple returns from five years in the Soviet Union
Morris and Mollie Block describe loneliness and poverty in Odessa after five years in the Soviet Union. At Kennedy Airport they recount low income of about 184 dollars a month, lack of freedom, and an expulsion they say came after 12 days notice. Their 13 year old adopted daughter Joanna accompanied them.
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New York
Morris
Mollie Black
Soviet Union
Odessa
Kennedy Airport
Joanna
Block
Karl Marx
U.S
Grand Jury Sees Criticism of Osage County Superintendent
The grand jury, continuing from page one, heard comments by Mr Willett in Osage County. Two teachers praised him as a fine superintendent though hint at transportation record padding in other districts. The inquiry persisted behind closed doors amid demonstrations.
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Willett
Osage County
Linn
County Youths Hurt In Mishaps
Two Cole County youths were in separate auto accidents on Highway 63 North. Walter Henry Prenger, 18, of Route 3 Cal laway County escaped injury when his pickup ran off the road after skidding on a bridge. In Boone County, 17-year-old William Lee Torreyson of Jefferson City lost control after passing a truck, struck a stone bluff, and was treated for head lacerations before being released.
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Cole County
Highway 63
North Yaday
Walter Henry Prenger
Callaway County
Highway Patrol
Prenger
Boone County
William Lee Torreyson
Jefferson City
Torreyson
St. Mars’s Hospital
Taxi Licenses Seized Again
The State Safety Responsibility Unit ordered police to seize all license plates registered to Yellow Cab Co. of Jefferson or Glenn Watson. Abbott said this follows Watson’s failure to meet safety requirements after a January accident injuring two pedestrians. Some cabs remain unseized as they are not registered to Watson or the company.
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State Safety Responsibility Unit
Yellow Cab Co
Jefferson
Glenn Watson
Abbott
Watson
Columbia
Safety Responsibility Unit
Mail Carriers Meet At Hotel Governor To Elect Officers
Missouri Branch of the National Star Route Mail Carriers Association schedules a convention at Hotel Governor on Sunday. The all day event begins at 10 am with luncheon and dinner, electing officers and delegates for the national Boston convention. About 425 Star Route carriers in Missouri. Edgar Robertson will preside as chief of transportation. Ladies Auxiliary will hold its meeting and conduct memorial services for deceased members. Endorsed by Haves of Roda as current president. Paul Heaier of Teffron Cite ye serves as secretary.
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Missouri
National Star Route Mail Carriers Association
Governor
Boston
Edgar Robertson
Post Office Department
St. Louis
Ern Haves
Roda
End Paul Heaier
Teffron
Vihar
Cole
Cole County
Jefferson City
Naomi Macauley
Am Motors
Probate
Am Tel & Tel
Apco Oil
Stern
P. Pierre Dominique
Atlas Chem
I Central Trust Building
Aveo Corp
Dean E. Spencer Macauley
Beech Aire
Beth Steel
East
Lincoln Street
Owensville
Boeing Air
Bran Air
Cirgutt
Cessna Air
DW County
Ralph H. Duggins
Curliss Wr
Dow Chem
du Pont
Eagle Pich
East Red
Ui Il Emer Elee
U Fint Fed
Firestone
FMC
Ford Mot
Gamble Sk
Dynam
Elec
Gen Motors
Goodyear
Kan G&e
Kan P&l
Lowe
Martin M
Markets Slip Amid Slow Session on Declines and Mixed Activity
The New York financial market closed lower in a thin session as blue chips pulled the averages down while a minority of issues rose. Sperry Rand and Texas Gulf Sulphur traded heavily with gains and losses, and IBM, Polaroid, and American Telephone showed notable moves. Bond markets were steady and volume cooled, with several large industrials and utilities posting fractional shifts.
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New York
Sperry Rand
Texas Gulf
Polaroid
IBM
American Telephone
Methodists Invite Negro Group to Merge in Missouri
The East Missouri Methodist Conference voted unanimously to invite the 35 Negro churches in its 584 church region to merge with white congregations. The Missouri West Conference and the Central Negro Jurisdiction have similarly extended merger invitations, aiming for a 1965 conference integration.
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Fayette, Mo
East Missouri Methodist Conference
Missouri
Missouri West Methodist Conference
Central Negro Jurisdiction
Methodist Church
St. Louis
Honors Roll Names From Northeast Missouri College
Doris Trent of Jefferson City is among 667 undergraduates listed on the honor roll announced by Northeast Missouri State Teachers College in Kirksville. Other Mid-Missouri honor students include Ralph DeWitt, Richard Daley of Waynesville, Kriete Hollrah of Bland, Linda Miller of Bloomfield, Lawrence Beaver and Richard Barry of Fulton, Judith Burt, Winifred Dunavant, and Forrest Hillgartner. In Huntsville, Alabama, the Marshall Space Flight Center conducted a full-duration static test firing of the first industry-produced Saturn V space booster engines, running 143 seconds without a hitch.
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Doris Trent
Jefferson City
Northeast Missouri State Teachers College
Kirksville
Ralph DeWitt
Richard Daley
iWaynesville
Kriete Hollrah
Bland
Linda Miller
New iBloomfield
Lawrence Beaver
Richard Barry Bloom
Judith Burt
Winifred Dunavant
Forrest Hillgartner
Fulton
Huntsville
Ala
Cap
Marshall Space Flight Center
Public sales listed in weekly News & Tribune directory
Advertised listings show multiple public sale events with dates June 13 to June 24 in various locations. Items include household goods furniture automobiles and estate dispersals. Auctioneers Prenger Gratz McDowell Mueller Allied Business Auctioneers and others manage these events with owners such as Amos Mantle Oliver Bassman and the Mueller estates.
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News & Tribune
Linn St
Amos Mantle
Prenger & iGratz
West Main
Oldsmobile
Oliver Bassman
W. A. Bassman
Col. L. L. McDowell & ‘Son
Schumate Chapel Road
North Ten Mile iDrive
Herbert W
Mueller Estate
Helen V. Mueller
Charlies J. Mueller
Prenger & Gratz
Deaths Announce Edgar W Pries Priest
Edgar W Priest age 8 died Thursday June 11 while en route to Callaway Memorial Hospital Fulton funeral services Saturday June 13 at 2 p.m. Providence Baptist Church New Bloomfield body in state at Claypool Funeral Home Friday 4 p.m. until service Rev Robert Herman officiating burial Hawthorne Memorial Gardens Jefferson City Claypool Funeral Home New Bloomfield Missouri
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Edgar W
Callaway Memorial Hospital
Fulton
Providence Baptist Church
New Bloomfield
Claypool Funeral Home
Robert Herman
Hawthorne Memorial Gardens
Jefferson City
Clay Poot
Monuments and cars for sale in local ads
Classified listings show Monuments from Kidwell’s and Anderson Monuments, plus multiple used cars from Jack Wilbers Dodge and Central MO Motors. Also mobile homes advertised and a job ad seeking 2 men for full time employment.
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Jack Wilbers
West High
Central MO
Motors
South Dial
FORD
Broom Auto Service
W. Elm
Chevrolet
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Weather Outlook
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Daily Record
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Harold Perkins
Duke
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American Stock Exchange
NY Central
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Phill Pet
OD & Rayonier
Reyn Met
St Joe Lead
Sears Rock
Sinclair
Sperry Rd
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Sunray
U & Tideway Oil
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Jus Steel
Wesig
DM Woolworth
State OF Missouri
Guaranty Insurance
Change and Guaranty Management, Inc
Circuit Court
Ume
Guarantp Management, Inc
Richard R. Nacy, Jr
Central ‘Trust Building
Albert
Thomson
Union National Bank
Walnut Street
Guaranty Management, Inc
Ralph H. Dugeins
Insurance Department of Business and Administration
Junne
Lincoln University
Board of Curators
C.S.T
Fruco and Associates, Inc
Olive Street
W. A. Hamilton
Office of
Irecorder of Deeds
Misssouri
John A. Struempf
Cecile ‘Struemopf
Sophia Struempf
Brown
Highland
Russell T. Keyes
City National Savines & Loan Association
Cole County Recorder's Office
Pinblie Vende
Trent South
Jefferson Cite
Hearnes
Tristan
High
Monroe Streets
Planning and Zoning Commission
Orth
Iving i
Dix Road
Margaret Christian
Mary A. Kohlman
Margaret Kohlman Graessle
West Main Street
Ira H. Lohman
Central Trust Building
Lucille Bode
Cole Counts
Springfield
Post Tribune
Methodists
Meta
Franklin Hurst
4Th & Jackson
Salem
Et Plumbing Co
McCarter Plumbing Co
Allied Business
Lucky Cameron
Rex Nelson
Bob Thornton
Jim Fredrick
Hoss Clark
Gray Bros. Vault CO
St. _Mary’s Blvd
Busch’s Florist
Kidwell
W. Bruton
R.G. Anderson Mon. CO
Bette
Nationwide Motor Club
Widetpack Town
Shirles Motor CO
Jack
Don Brucks
Army Call
Leslie Joyce
Old Hiway
Auto
OTT Lumber Company
West High ST
Scrivner’s
Mobile Home Park
Highway 50 West
Apache Flats
Capitol Mobile Homes
Jefferson Dial
Marlette
Brummet
MUIR
Cooper Tires
Bob
Bolivar
Hilkemeyers General
Freeburg
Paul Griffin
Spencer Drilling Co
Etterville
Nelson Tree Service
Fire Department
City Police
Cole Co
Sheriff ‘State Patrol
Tanner Funeral Home
Kenneth EF. Wallace
Old
Montgomery Ward
Ard
Dial
Maytag
Washington
Salisch Paint CO
Harold B. Remley
Monroe Dial
News Tribune
Abington
Governor Hotel
Jefferson City Area
Hickman
Missouri State Employment Service
Jefferson St
National Cash Register Company
Ray Hicks
NCR Company
West Dunklin
Jack Winyard
West
Diamond Motel
P.O. Box
L. M. Maher
J. Raymond Brummer Realty
Leland Millis
School of the Osage
Lake Ozark
Gerald Lute
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