Deaths John Marrow Dies at Dixon
John Marrow 69 died Thursday morning at his home near Dixon. Born July 20 1894 in Maries County he was the son of Harvey and Mary Jane Marrow. Survived by wife Dulcie Cason and three sons Henry Chicago John St. Charles William Coast Guard Alaska, daughter Mabel Hamilton Alton Ill, two sisters Ida Deralm Delaplaine Ark Elizabeth Grosvenor Brumley, 11 grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Funeral 2 p.m. Saturday Wheeler Christian Church Iberia. Burial Lawson Cemetery near Iberia.
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Mr. Marrow
Maries County
Harvey
Mary Jane Marrow
Dulcie Cason
Henry Marrow
Chicago
Ill
John Marrow
St. Charles
William Marrow
Coast Guard
Alaska
Mabel Hamilton
Alton
Ida Deralm
Delaplaine
Ark
Elizabeth Grosvenor
Brumley
Wheeler Christian Church
Iberia
Earl, Jones
Lawson Cemetery
Rites Saturday For Mrs. Dawson
Mrs. Minnie E. Dawson 84 of Eugene died Thursday in a Jefferson City hospital. Born March 15 1880 near Russellville she was daughter of the late Judge I D Bond and wife of the late William Noah Dawson. Surviving are two daughters Mrs Raymond Farris Eugene and Mrs Hadley Payne Wichita Kan one son Oscar Dawson Eugene one sister Mrs T L Glover Eugene eight grandchildren and six great grandchildren. She was longtime member of Mt Olive Baptist Church. Services by Rev Fairy Cole and Rev Jerry Walz 2 p m Saturday Russellville Baptist Church burial Enlee Cemetery.
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Minnie E. Dawson
Eugene
Jefferson City
Russellville
I. D. Bond
William Noah Dawson
Raymond Farris
Hadley Payne
Wichita
Kan
Oscar Dawson
T. L. Glover
Dawson
Mt. Olive Baptist Church
Fairy Cole
Jerry Walz
Russellville Baptist Church
Enlee Cemetery
Bush Would Hike Education Outlays
Lt Gov Hilary A Bush proposes higher education funding in Missouri including more classrooms research and support for junior colleges and technical programs as he campaigns for the Democratic nomination. He would address the Southwest Missouri State College president Traywick firing by appointing graduates to the Regents.
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Springfield
Hilary A. Bush
Missouri
Bush
Southwest Missouri State College
Leland Traywick
Traywick
Kansas City
U. S
Television listings and weather roundup notes
A fragment of a TV guide page lists shows and weather segments including Beany and Cecil Funtime Walter Cronkite News Wuntley-Brinkley Report News Report Weather Cameras and regional roundup items plus The Great Adventure and The Price Is Right.
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Beany
Cecil
Walter Cronkite
Bob Hope
Jack Paar
Manton Forum
Farmers Daughter
Indifference Among Voters Highlights Political Apathy
An editor’s note summarizes social research showing widespread voter indifference in American politics. Interviews since 1948 reveal many voters are disengaged, with politics a low priority as issues grow complex and costly to follow. Debates are seen as personality clashes rather than issue-focused.
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Survey Research Center
University of Michigan
Institute For Social Research
Jon
Angus Campbell
SRC
Bate
Kennedy
Washington, D.C
Sal i
Warden Defends Costly Residence at Leavenworth
Warden J C Taylor defended the $100000 federal penitentiary home amid Washington criticism. He noted a $24000 saving from prison labor and $10000 in surplus materials, saying inmate workers were training and not paid. Taylor questioned the comptroller general and GAO on including labor costs in construction.
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Leavenworth
Kan
Washington
Federal Penitentiary
J. C. Taylor
Joseph Campbell
U S
Congress
Taylor
General Accounting Office
Hel
Highlights in History and Bank Robbery Hero
On this date in 1885 Bar thaldi's Statue of Liberty arrived in New York from France. In 1819 the S S Savannah arrived in Liverpool as the first U S steamship to cross the Atlantic. In 1912 the Bull Moose Progressive party was organized. In 1934 the National Labor Relations Board was created. In 1942 Axis forces surrounded Tobruk in World War II. In 1945 General Eisenhower was welcomed in New York City. Ten years ago Guatemala announced rebel advance into Guatemala from Honduras. Five years ago the Senate rejected Lewis Strauss as Commerce Secretary. One year ago President Kennedy urged civil rights legislation. Bank Robbery: Paul Jones captured a bank robber with a judo hold at Ocean County National Bank. Suspect Waller J Oderczyk arrested on federal bank robbery charges.
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Associated Press
Barthaldi
New York
France
S.S. Savannah
Liverpool
England
U.S
Atlantic
Bull Moose
National Labor Relations Board
Tobruk
Dwight D. Eisenhower
New York City
Guatemala
Honduras
Senate
Lewis Strauss
Commerce
John F. Kennedy
Congress
Point Pleasant Beach
Paul Jones
Ocean County National Bank
Jones
Waller J. Oderczyk
Trenton
Peter T. Duffy
Billy
Tuffy
Names in the News at Wheaton College Summer School
Miss Rena Ann Sugarhakker of 2113 West Main Street is enrolled in Wheaton College for the 50th annual summer school in the education department. Sheriff and Mrs. Horace Debo will attend the National Sheriffs Association meeting in St Paul Minnesota, a three day convention.
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Rena Ann Sugarhakker
W. Main St
Wheaton College
Wheaton
Horace Debo
National Sheriffs Association
St. Paul, Minn
AMS Holds Annual Office Visitation Event
The Administration Management Society held its annual office visitation meeting on Thursday night. After dinner at Oscar's Steak House the group visited Central Motor Bank for a program with slides on improvements and a tour of the bank and its facilities. Roland Smith, vice-president of the local AMS chapter, presided.
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Administration Management Society
Oscar
iCentral Motor Bank
Convict Draws 20 Year Sentence in First Degree Robbery
Elmer Lee Jones, 31, pleaded guilty in Circuit Court to first degree robbery for an April 23 attack on Mrs. Henrietta Stoumbaugh at her home near Church Prison Farm. He received a 20 year term. Stoumbaugh was hospitalized with a fractured jaw and head injuries. Jones, already serving a four year forgery sentence, admitted the robbery and said he gave much of the loot to a fellow prisoner. Bobby Spicer, 21, faces trial for receiving the stolen property.
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Elmer Lee
Jones
Robert Hawkins
Henrietta Stoumbaugh
Church Prison
Stoumbaugh
Andrew
F. A. Jones
IR. L. Neeley
Highway Patrol
James T. Riley
Bobby Spicer
Mississippi County
Daily Record Hospital Admissions and Local Court Actions
List of hospital admissions from St Marys Memorial and Memorial Fulton with names and locations including Mrs Evelyn Schauwecker Loose Creek and Mrs Shirley Koelling Ashland. Also births at St Marys Memorial and Memorial Hospital. Court docket includes Gary Smith and Bernard Kaufmann cases with fines for speeding improper mufflers and illegal possession of bullfrogs. Names, ages, addresses, and charges shown.
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Daily Record
St. Mary’s
Evelyn Schauwecker
Loose Creek
Joseph Vernon
Eldon
Eugene Eaton
Linn
Terry Fesenmeyer
John Newsam
Rudy ‘Findley
Wetters Lane
Harold Nasse
Fulton
Margaret Cross
Columbia
Ernest Hooper
Camdenton
Thomas II
Blackburn
Holts Summit
Janet Gilpin
E. McCarty
Rosemary Williams
California
Charles E
Norma Strope
Tanner Bridge Road
Alice Adams
Mokane
Cornelia Kloeppel
Otto Brewer
McKittrick
Charles Garber
Tipton
Robert English
Osage Beach
Gary Smith
Bernard Joseph Kaufmann
William August Kaufmann
Russellville
James Warner Skinner
Boonville Road
Gary Arthur Brown
Cedar City
Delbert Lowry Henson
John Bernard Rustemeyer
jRoute
Delmar Victor
Market Drifts as Trading Slows Ahead of Weekend
New York stock prices closed with narrow moves as trading slowed to about 4.2 million shares. Leaders like Texas Gulf Sulphur and U.S. Smelting moved. Rock Island Railroad bid for control rose above a point, while Chrysler and other motors showed varied gains. Closing lists show mixed performances and overall higher level for many issues amid irregular bonds.
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New York
U.S
Texas
Chrysler
Rock Island Railroad
Texas Gulf
Lukens Steel
Safeway
Northwest Airlines
Pan American World Airways
IBM
Polaroid
Goodyear
American Stock Exchange
Legals - Estate of Mary A. Kohlman in Cole County Missouri
Notice to creditors and interested parties in the estate of Mary A Kohlman deceased. Margaret Kohlman Graessle appointed administratrix on June 16 1964 by the probate court of Cole County Missouri. Address for administratrix 1619 West Main Jefferson City Missouri phone 636-6764 and her attorney Ira H Lohman 612-615 Central Trust Building Jefferson City Missouri phone 636-2014. Creditors must file claims within nine months from first publication or be barred. Court will determine successors in interest to decedent personal and real property and extent of their interests. Date of first publication June 12 1964.
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ATZ
Missouri
Cole
Cole County
Jefferson City
Esta
Ethel Naomi Macauley
P. Pierre Dominique
Central Trust Building
E. Spencer Macauley
Lincoln Street
Owensville
State OF Missouri
County OF
Jefferson
Ilena S. Hoffmeyer
Lena S. Hoffmeyer
Russell T. Keyes
Fast High Street
Missour
Bigounty OF
Mary A. Kohlman
Margaret Kohlman Graessle
West Main
Ira H. Lohman
Guaranty Insurance
Circuit Court
Albert Thomson
Union National Bank
Walnut Street
Kansas City
Guaranty Management, Inc
Ralph H. Duggins
Insurance Department of Business and Administration
Youths Fined With Grass Work On Cullman Gridiron
Six youths drawn from Cullman High School face 20 hours of field maintenance for painting and property damage acts. Judge Tom Smith ordered the sentences after guilty pleas on Thursday. One boy claimed he could serve his time on Saturdays, having worked as a painter for the Cullman County School Board this summer. In a separate item, the United States Ship Savannah became the first nuclear freighter to dock in Bremen on its friendship cruise to European ports.
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Cullman
Ala
Cullman High School
Recorder's Court
Tom Smith
Cullman County
Bremen
Germany
Reuers
United States
Savannah
Markets St Louis Produce and Kansas City Poultry Prices
Egg prices across St Louis and Kansas City include consumer grades A large 29 31 cents, A medium 24 26, A small 20 22, B large 25 27, wholesale 22 24, checks 16 18. Hens heavy 12 13, light over 5 pounds 7 8, under 5 5 14, broilers 15 17. Kansas City prices: large A 25 30, medium A 23 24, small A 18 20, large B 23 24. Wholesale large 32 34 14, mediums 26 29. Poultry: heavy hens 12, light hens 8, ducks 15, fryers 13 14, butter Grade A 67 68 cents.
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St. Louis
St, Louis
Kansas City
Missouri
Arkansas
Goren on Bridge by Charles H. Goren 1964
In a four heart contract West risks a diamond ruff plan. West conceals the nine of spades to mislead East and prompts a heart ruff. East trumps the spade continuation, leading to a diamond finesse and eventual defeat for declarer.
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Charles H. Goren
The
Chicano Tribune
West
South
East
Declarer
North
Public Auction Listings Across Missouri This Week
Daily notices announce upcoming sales in eight inch ads. June events include furniture and vehicle auctions at West Main and Meta Livestock Auction. Notable sales feature Oliver Bassman estate furniture, General plumbing equipment dispersal, and antique collections from Mrs. Agata Cole in Union and Jefferson City area locations.
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West Main
Oldsmobile
Oliver! Bassman
W. A. Bassman
L. L. McDowell
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Today TV
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Weather Outlook
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Charles E. Still Hospital
Wayne Mahon
Jackson St
St. Mary’s Hospital
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McCarty St
Memorial Hospital
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Allison Elmer Davis
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Cecile Struempf
Sophia Struempf
Brown
Highland
City National Savings & Loan Association
John L. Hearnes
R&mo
Lucille Bode
Icounty
Division of Insurance
Department of Business and Administration
State of
Ays
Post Tribune
Jerome
Dorothy Swillum
Francis Toulson
Minnie E
Steffens
Jerry Walls
Enloe Cemetery
Busch’s Florist
Kidwell's
W. Bruton
Monument
R.G
Anderson Mon. CO
Memphis
Bette
J. S. Sanders
Cecil Miller R
Fipton
Ellis Porter Park
Chevrolet
LARK
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FORD
Shieles
W. McCarty
Nice
Jack Wilbers
Central MO Motors
South Dial
Nationwide Motor Club
Broom Auto Service
Don Brucks
Dix Road
Leslie Joyce
Old Hiway
OTT Lumber Company
West High ST
Scrivner
Highway
Apache Flats
Marlette
After & P.m
Goren
A& KI
News &Tribune
Meta
Franklin Hurst
Schumate Chapel Road
North Ten Mile Drive
Herbert W
Mueller Estate
Helen V. Mucller
Charles J. ‘Mueller
Prenger l& Gratz
4Th & Jackson
Salem
Plumbing Co
McCarter Plumbing Co
Allied Business Auctioneers
Lucky Cameron
Rex Nelson
Bob Thornton
Jim Fredrick
Hoss Clark
Dunklin
John Clingan
Prenger & Gratz
West End
W. Main
A. L. Rodgers
I-Mile
New Bloomfield
D. H. Blattner
Col. L. L. McDowell & Son
Oak Street
Union
Agata Cole
Argus Amos
Hugh Fleming
Jack Buckner
Juctioneer
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