Deaths: Former Alderman Seymour Dies at 70
A. Seymour, 70, longtime Jefferson City resident and former Democratic councilman from the second ward, died at his home on State Street after a heart attack. Born June 1, 1880 in Decatur Missouri, he served six terms as a city official and worked in the state penitentiary industrial department for 34 years. He is survived by his wife Eva Sevier and sisters Mrs. Stella Johnson and Mrs. J. B. Henderson, all of Jefferson City. He was a Baptist.
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Stella Johnson
J. B. Henderson
Jefferson City
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Baptist Church
Addison Dies at Home After Heart Attack in City
Nelse Addison Sr 71 died at his home 813 East Capitol Avenue last night after a heart attack. A 44 year resident, born February 26 1879 in Cape Girardeau he married Elsie Wagner October 4 1915 in St Louis. she died in 1946. He later married Vern Ruwart June 1 1848. Addison was a member of Local 443 International Alliance of Theatrical Employees and Immaculate Conception Church. Survivors include his wife and two others.
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Zise Addison
East Capitol Avenue
Cape Girardeau
Elsie Wagner
St. Louis
Vern Ruwart
Addison
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Immaculate Conception Church
Family recipients named in Jefferson City obit note
The obituary fragment lists sons Willam E. Addison of Kansas City and Nelson Addison Jr. of Jefferson City, one daughter Mrs Rosemary Nixon of Jefferson City, and two daughters Mrs Elma Newton of Los Angeles and Mrs Daydeen Murphy of Glendale California.
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Willam E. Addison
Kansas City
Nelson Addison, Jr
Jefferson City
Rosemary Nixon
Elma Newton
Los Angeles
Daydeen Murphy
Glendale
Calif
Double Funeral Services For 2 From Bunceton
Two funeral services set for 10 30 a m today in Bunceton for S1yellie Judy and Squire M Smith both residents of Bunceton Judy died in a Kansas hospital Sunday night and Smith died at a veterans hospital in Denver Colo Also mentioned is Miss Lane Paxton Judy’s daughter and wife of Smith
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Squire M. Smith
Kansas
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Denver
Colo
Lane Paxton
Smith
Names in the News T-Sai and Local Births in Jefferson City
Sylvester H. Wehmeyer of Holt Summit visited historic sites near Paris per a news release from 86th Fighter Wing headquarters where he is assigned. Reports list multiple births at St. Marys, West Main, and Miller Street. couples include Mr and Mrs Cletus Wehmeyer, Mr and Mrs Joe Kerman, Mr and Mrs Ecclesiastes Winslow, and Mr and Mrs Charles Oda of Kansas City. Marriage license filings by Clyde Riggs with Geraldine Bryan, and couples John Ogren with Jean Ingram and Marvin Hals with Geraldine Asbury are noted. Ship’s Clerk Gloom Tripp returning from Guam with family visiting relatives in Jefferson City area.
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Holt
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Paris
St. Mary's Hospitato
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J and
Arthur
Joe C. Kerman
Westay Street
Ecclesiastes Winslow
East Miller Street
Una Benke
West Main Street
Charles Oda
Kansas City
Odam
Charlotte _Benke
County Recorder’s
Clyde E. Riggs
Geraldine Bryan
Jefferson City
John T. Qgren
College Place
Wash
Jean Ingram
New Bloomfield
Marvin Hals
Geraldine Asbury
Columbia
Guam
Gloom E. Tripp
William M. Tripp
Kickback Suit Is Dismissed Against Judge Smith
Mrs. Sullinger’s $10,000 suit against former Circuit Judge Emory E. Smith of Monell was dismissed for failure to prosecute. Special judge Dimmitt Hoffman ordered the case dropped after Sullinger did not appear to press her claim. The suit stems from 1948 charges she was forced to kick back $16,000 of her salary while working as a court reporter.
Just Off The Press Summer Book Of Fashion
A fashion feature promotes the Summer Book of Fashion with the season’s newest styles. It highlights patterns from the Pattern Bureau with name address style number and size. Readers can order copies now for vacation outfits and cottons.
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Addres
Jefferson City
Tribune
Old Chelsea Station
New York
Market updates and cattle hogs grain prices from St Louis and Kansas City
Market report from New York and Midwest exchanges notes corn oats and wheat futures. hogs and cattle prices showed slow trading with modest gains and steady to lower value ranges. Output includes dairy and egg prices, wholesale levels in Chicago and Kansas City, and a tangential line about hippos native to East Africa rivers and lakes.
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Ational Stockyards
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Radio Listings Foresee June 1 1930 KWOS FM KWOS 6:00 am to 11:25 am
Schedule notes dual operation with EWOS and KWOS AM and a daytime baseball game on KWOS. Listings include NBC CBS ABC and various programs with hosts such as Curt Massey Lowell Thomas and Gabriel Heatter. The page also mentions a heavy lineup of music drama news sports and soap opera segments across Central Standard Time.
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Central Standard Time
Curt Massey
Lowell “Thomas
Fulton Lewis, Jr
Pamly Sealsh
Ozark Dack Smith
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Chameleon
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Census totals delay liquor vote in Missouri towns
The 1950 census totals will not affect population counts for representation or liquor election eligibility until January 1, 1951. An Attorney General opinion, issued for Callaway County, holds that cities like Columbia and Cape Girardeau remain over 26,606, delaying liquor sales pending a future election. The ruling bases population on the last decennial census, with the 1950 census effective date set as January 1, 1951. Sherman D. Seruges of Lincoln University filed for a passport in Washington for a potential trip to Pakistan.
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J. E. Taylor
Columbia
Cape Girardeau
Callaway County
John M. Cave
Missouri
United States
Out Our Way Poor It He Was Always So Well Meaning
The readable fragments suggest a caption or cartoon text lamenting someone’s kindness. No clear names, places, dates, or events are identifiable.
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Walt
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Wereews Orchestra
Dante Orchestra
Rews Orchestra
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Joe Masel
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Sherman D. Seruges
Lincrolm University
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