Deaths Miss Grace Scott Rifles Set on Wednesday
Funeral services for Grace Leona Scott will be held at 10 a.m. Wednesday at a local funeral home with Rev. William T. Gitble officiating. Burial is in Riverview Cemetery. Coroner Dr J G Erie County said Scott had been dead about two days. She disappeared after missing work as a court reporter transcriber for the Public Service Commission and had been under physician care. Born August 26, 1905 in Jefferson City, she was daughter of Charles W. and Pauline Scott. Survivors include her mother, two sisters Faye Leupold and Mavel Gavrilla, and two brothers Ralph Scott and Paul Scott.
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Grace Leona Scott
Gla Broadway St
William T. Gitble
Hurial
Riverview Cemetery
J. G
Erie County
Miss Scottt
Public Service Commission
Miss Scatt
Jefferson City
Tncapulite
Charles W
Pauline Scott
Pauline Scatt
Hoonvilla Ral
Faye Leupold
Monrae
Mavel Gavrilla
Tornpte City
Calif
Ralph Pi Scott
New Blooméelt
Paul Scott
Santa Barbara
Ickhoff
Suerth
Cham
St. Marys Hospital
August Rickehoff
Stanley Rickhoff
Slevsville
Ralph Stenner
Chamois
Meyer Funeral Home
Cham Methodist Church
Tames Kabler
Oakland Cemetery
Meyer
Ernie
New Bloomfield
Mortos Chapel
Eine
Wnt
Morrison Evangelical & Reformy Church
Glen Rettig
Morrison
BUSCH
Tile & Monument CO
Central MO Monument
Col Mulberry
Pownstairs
Sunset Lake
Denning
Miskpict University
Weather and TV Schedule Roundup from June 20 Broadcast Guide
The page lists a dense daily schedule with multiple programs, stations, and time slots. It includes news segments, weather reports, talk shows, variety programs, and entertainment features across channels, noting names such as Mary Stuart, Guiding Light, and The Johnny Carson Show, along with weather outlooks and special events.
Sister of Local Man Dies at Columbia Home
Mrs. Thomas Horsley, 19, died yesterday at her Columbia home. Born 1877 in Boone County, she was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Thomas. Surviving are a brother EB F. Thomas of Central Hotel and a daughter Rita Singerton. Services at 2 p.m. Wednesday at a Columbia funeral wall with burial at Memorial Park Cemetery. Rev. 25 1671. The article notes a marriage to Robert A. Hartis and 13 children with many grandchildren and great grandchildren.
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Columbia
Columata
Thomas €. Horsley
Boones County
J. A. Thomas
F. Thomas
Central Hotel
Poualtter
Rita Singerton
Colum A
Phoebe Harriside
Hartis
Robert A. Hartis
Mary Dickerson
Berthoud
Cole
Libby Hays
Runeoton
Anna AM. Smith
Kansas
City
Robert Hee Harely
Kansas City
Mt. Pleasant Baptist Church
J. 4. Freeman
Versailles
Final Rites Held For J. E. Butcher
Funeral services were held for Theodore Ellis Muteller, 47, who died suddenly from a heart attack at his home six miles south of Flag Spring. The Rev. R. Stereter officiated at the ceremony with burial in the churchyard.
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California
Flag Spring
Theodore Ellis
Muteller
Gouth
Here
Local obituary highlights many family ties and residences
Daily Record records the death of Mr. Butcher, a farmer and carpenter, with a large list of survivors including wife Miss Mary Roth, Jamestown. daughter Lena. sister Mrs. Margaret Brauner. and many relatives across California, Austria, and Iowa. The notice cites church affiliations and addresses in Bardstown, Jamestown, and nearby communities.
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Butcher
Mavie Wallenmeyer
Jamestown
Te SiMis
Mary Roth
Tespas
Lena
St. Mary's
Richard Butcher
James Kennedy Dies at Hospital at 60
James Michiel Kennedy of Ma ns tack Ohio passed away after a two day illness at St Mary’s Hospital. Born May 1 1896 in Morrisonette Wisconsin he was an accountant and longtime member of St Peters Catholic Church and Knights of Columbus. Survived by wife four children and a daughter living in Evaland with services at St Petr’s Catholic Church and burial in parish cemetery.
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James Michiel Kennedy
Nuntidd
Ohio
Jacks Kennedy
Boony
St. Mary's Hose
Kennedy
Kennedy Avers
Moerrinette
Wis
Michael Kennedy
B. Peters Catholic Church
Ab Manstick
Knights of
Columbnos Fuigetya
Kenneedy
Deffersab
Caki
Chin
Dovel Kennedy
Evaland
Herd
St. Petr V'S Cathuny
Ahaa
Miurlal
Ceniestster
Births reported in Hartsburg and Linn areas
Birth announcements list daughters born to several families. Names include Mr. and Mrs. Charles Quin, Mr. and Mrs. Wattman Yammers, Mr. and Mrs. Hallie Ovdenhooffer, and Mr. and Mrs. Shae Fassler. Hospitals named include St Mary's hospital and Charles Stil hospital. Dates indicate Monday and Mayday delivery.
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Charles Quiin
Hartsburg
Mon
St Mary's
Wattman Yammers
Lathan
Manda
St. Mary's Hospital
Thallie Ovdenhooffer
Case Ave
Hae Fassler
Linn
Charles Stil Hospital
Mrs. Jordan Rites Set for Wednesday
Funeral services for Mrs. Jordan will be held Wednesday at 2.0 at a local church with Reverend Gibble officiating. She died last night after a lengthy illness. Survivors include a daughter Sue Jordan and a son Martin Takke. Mrs. Jordan was a member of the Metimuist Clareh. Funeral arrangements are pending with River View Cemetery.
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M Autroy
Vlordan
Lois Wo High
Wise Ter
William Gibble
Wavial
Riverview
Jordan
Jher
Rome
Lust Fox
St. Lyon
Radio 5 Programs Tuesday June 19 1956 Schedule
A dense radio listings page shows KWO S and KWOS air times for AM and FM programs on Tuesday June 19 1956. Entries include news weather market segments and musical variety shows with numerous station identifiers and program titles. Names of shows suggest a full broadcast day with morning afternoon and evening slots across multiple stations.
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Tan
Rurel
Missouri
Amor —Carto
Bnee
Bacartay Xu News
Kwobwiat
Newt Endi
Arraiker
ELIE
Kiker
Joe Aewe
Neus Amie
Daywater
Willard Ewur
Sceétions
Elk — Time Cheek Wrether Lee A
Neus
HKWOS
Jaycees Begin Stagecoach Fund Drive in St Louis
Jaycees prepare for Stagecoach event at the St Louis market area and National Stockyards. They plan to sell special stagecoach envelopes postmarked in Kansas City to raise funds for the Cole County Fairgrounds debt, with a direct run to Kansas City and no truck support.
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St. Louis Livestock National Stockyards
Evans
Katens
Jdavedr
Cole County Fairgrounds
Jaycee
Stagecoach
Kansas City
War Years Mark on King A Navy Chief's Enduring Tale
The piece recalls Fleet Admiral Ernest J. King long marked by war years as U S chief of naval operations from Pearl Harbor to Victory. At 78 his health was failing after a stroke in August. his memoirs disclose clashes with MacArthur and Marshall, and a career from Spanish American War to World War I. Born Lorain Ohio in 1878, King rose via the Naval Academy, commanded submarines, earned two DSMs, and pressed for accountability after the war. He married Martha Egerton in 1905 and had seven children.
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Navay Naspitel
Fleet
Ernest J. King
U.S
Naval Operations
Navy
Pearl Harbor
Victory
King
Victory King
Vict Cunningham
Britain
Tie
Washington
Hex
Washington Mavy
Couglas MacArthur
George C. Marshall
Army
Hle
MavArt
Philippines
Pacific
Japan
New London
Conn
Block Island
Ench
Provincetown
Mass
Jahin Sylvan
Harald R
Stark
F. Kimmel
Kim
Fear Harbor
Bor
Lake Erie
Lorain
Ohio
Naval Academy
Martha Ratkin Egerton
Ballinvore
Ambition Drives Businessman to Crime in The Whistler
A successful chemical businessman Grant Adamson plots to silence partner David Matthews who holds crucial evidence of misdeeds. Adamson schemes to remove Matthews with a cunning plot while awaiting the weekly visit of The Whistler on Channel 13 at 9 20 p m. The tension centers on wealth, betrayal, and a risky scheme that could expose illegal acts.
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Whistler
Krcchiv
Channel 13
Grant Adamson
Easy Street
David Matthews
Matthews
Adamson
Washington
Grant
Portable nuclear plant sale by Glenn L. Martin Co
The Glenn L. Martin Co, famed for missiles and bombers, unveiled a portable nuclear power plant ready for sale. A full-size mockup is operable, with eight packaged components delivering 18 months of power, transportable by rail, barge, or truck. Reactor unit may cost under one million dollars. other subcontractor generators not priced yet.
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Baltimore
Onsineer
Glenn L. Martin Co
Argonne National Laboratories
Lamont
Li Martin
Martin
Nagey
Stevenson First Symington Second In Democratic Poll
The survey by The Ragged Press shows delegates selecting first choices for the Democratic presidential nominating contest. Stevenson leads with 18 votes, Symington 1, Kefauver 1, Harding 2, Leader 4, Hardiman 0, and undecided or unfiled votes in various counts.
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Ghieagod
Adial
Steven Son
Natewhuige
Stuart Symington
Misson
Rged
Aota Voles
Stevenson
Symington
Estes Kefautey
Tennessee
George Leader
Pennsylvania
Averell ‘Hardiman
New York
Voles
West Book Sells Strongly in Middle East
Part of a three year old project by Franklin Publications, the American West tale Shane is being published in Persian and Arabic as part of a program bringing about 20 U.S. titles to six Middle Eastern and Asian tongues. The effort involves diplomats, educators, and readers to fuel interest in America and the world, with geography and science titles among those distributed to raise literacy and curiosity.
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Middle East
New York
Pertia
Egypt
Shane
America
Hema
Franklin Publications, Inc
Americ Can Scholars
Shah
Iran
Nasser
Ameriga
To Project
Franklin Publica
CofC Group Studies Research Center Plans
A proposed animal disease research center dominated the Chamber of Commerce Industrial Committee meeting. Alex Vetter, chairman, said about ten days would be needed to compile materials and prepare exhibits for the center.
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Chamber of Commerce Industrial Committee
Alex Vetter
Names in the News and Local Scandals Hit Greenville
Athens visitor James H Schvelll and family tour Mrs Julia Schnell in Greenville as celebrities, while a police chief in Greenville decrees cops must pay for coffee after a dairy owner reports milk theft. A string of odd local notes cover beards in Albuquerque, a beardless trend, and a Gainesville shooting incident leading to juvenile custody. The column frames assorted regional items from Athens to Albuquerque with brief, connected vignettes and names.
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Greenville
N. C
S. G Gibbs
Pi Einstein
Tran Ts
Benjamin Spack
Gibbs
Ash J
Rat Pablord
Shahigeh Ae
Albuquerque
N.M
Arbu
Middle East
Damascus
Mildred Dowling
Carhber
Itures
Market Report: Stocks Firm in Slow New York Trade
Financial markets showed a slight firming trend in a slow session on Wall Street with pivotal issues fluctuating fractions around a point. Trading volume reached about 1.5 million shares versus 1.44 million yesterday as aircrafts rose on news of a 1.2 billion dollar Air Force funding boost. Boeing, Douglas, and United Aircraft gained about two points, Bethlehem Steel erased early losses, and other steel stocks inched into positive territory.
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Wall Street
New York
Senate Appropriations Committee
Air Force
Boeing
Douglas
United Aircraft
Bethlehem Steel
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J. E. Butcher
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Gipstert Lane
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Sheria
Wargaret Brauner
Sharon
LindarKay
Gladve Larrick
Clarence
Patricia
Goddard
James Kennedy
Mrs. Jordan
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Jaycees
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Chick
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Oil Cal ,Ltd
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US Steel
Weste Loco
Woolworth
Omer Havery Sant AD
Linde le Abe
Cuniey Eae
Noah Ty
Ordan
Audrey M
West High Street
Buescher Memorial Home
Wm. T. Gibble
Buescher
James M—O
Mansefield
Jack Kennedy
Boonville Road
St. Peter Catholic Church
Mansfield
St Peter's
Lohman
Paul Davis
Lohman, Co. Ree Ward
A & PF
Prince Edwards
Commercial Avenue
Onyx
J. B
Nordovne Wish School
After & Call
Cofc Group
James _H Schvellland
Athens
Greece
Julia [Schnel
High St
Schnell
TWA Airlines
Gainesville
Fla
Fred Simmons
Pranklin
Pakistan
Indonesia
N. M
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