Death of Mrs Gaffke at Local Hospital
Mrs Gertrude Ann Gaffke 71 of 778 Clark Ave died at St Marys Hospital after recent surgery. Born Sept 4 1886 she married Frank Gaffke in 1916 who survives along with three sons Lester NMgell Jefferson City Lt Gaifke Leavenworth Kan and Howard W Gaifke and one daughter Mrs McLaren Joliet Ill and a sister Mrs M C Weber St Louis. Services Thursday at 9 am at Damacwater Conception Church with burial in Resurrection Cemetery. She belonged to Immaculate Conception Church Daughters of Isabella Glennon Circle 322 St Frances Sodality Third Order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Ann Gaffke
Clark Ave
St. Mary's Hospital
Tmier
John F. Williams
Frank §. Gaffke
Howard W. Gaifke
Lester J
Nmgell
Jefferson City
Gaifke
Leavenworth
Kan
McLaren
Joliet
A Idren
M.C. Weber
St. Louis
Aim
Damacwater Conception Catholic Church
Paul A. Kertz
Resurrection Cemetery
Immaculate Conception Church
Daughters
Isabella
Glennon Circle
Sti
Sodality
Howard Winscott Dies at Kansas City Home
Howard Winscott a former New Bloomfield resident died Monday at his Kansas City home after a lingering illness. Born January 27, 1902 he formerly worked for Missouri Power and Light Co. Surviving are his mother Mrs. Gerda Roger Winscott and two sisters Miss Mary Winscott Kansas City and Mrs. Eunice Mirts Fulton. Services will be Thursday in New Bloomfield with other arrangements incomplete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Winscott
New Bloomfield
Kansas City
Missouri Power] and Light Co
Gerda Roger Winscott
Mary
Winscott
Eunice Mirts
Fulton
NBC News Schedule and Evening Lineup
A fragmented TV guide listing NBC and local programs for Wednesday June 25 includes news, talk, game shows, dramas, and late-night fare. Entries mention It Could Be You, Kitty Foyle, Bob Cummings, and Matinee Theatre among others with various time slots and show titles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CBS
the News
Treather
Garry Moore
Arthur Godfrey
the Guiding Light
CBE
Docsilas Edwards
Kaneag
Stu
Circle Theater
Komu-Tv
Teesday
Emin
NBC News
NBC
Investigator
News
Kitty Foyle
WBC
Rerional Roandup
Tombstom
USA
Herald
Second Triplet Dies at Local Hospital
The second of triplets born at St Marys Hospital died this morning. Elizabeth Marie Rothove died at one week. Mary Ker Rothove remains hospitalized. Susan Colen was the first to die. Survivors include: Orel brother Thomas Rothove paternal grandparents Henry Rothove Jefferson City grandfather Charles Riley. Funeral arrangements are incomplete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norbert H. Rothove
W. High St
Elizabeth Marie
Rothove
Mary Ker Rothove
St. Mary's Hospital
Susan Colen
Orel
Thomas Rothove
Henry Rothove
Wardsville
Charles J Riley
Jefferson City
Sal
Former Pastor W Allen Pohl Dies in Milwaukee
The Rev W Allen Pohl 43 former assistant pastor of Trinity Lutheran Church died Monday in Milwaukee Wis He was pastor of St Matthews Lutheran Church there at death He had taught at Trinity school in 1936-37 and 1938 to 1933 he resigned in 1943 and joined the U S Army as a chaplain Surviving are his wife and son Wayne Allen Pohl
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Allen Pohl
Trinity Lutheran Church
Mon Jay
Milwaukee
Wis
St. Matthews Lutheran Church
Pohl
Trinity School
U.S. Army
Wayne Allen Pohl
Former Manager At Oberman Dies
Ross Comler Calvert 30 former production manager at Oberman Manufacturing Co Jefferson City died unexpectedly Monday in Springfield. He lived in Springfield two years after 27 years at the Oberman plant. Born December 18 1907 he is survived by his wife Stella Stone and three sons Ross John and Gene Calvert. He also leaves four brothers Henry Harold Harry Robert Lee and three sisters Ruth Pace Martha Jones Esther Hares and two grandchildren. He was a member of University Heights Baptist Church and Masonic Lodge No 43. Services will be held 8 p.m. Wednesday at a Springfield funeral home and 3 p.m. Thursday at a Jefferson City funeral home burial at Riverview Cemetery.
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Springfield
Ross Comler Calvert
Oberman Manufacturing Co
Jefferson City
Oberman
Stella Stone
Ross
John
Gene Calvert
Harold Calvert
Henry Calvert
Homewood
Harry Calvert
San Francisco
Calif
Robert Lee Calvert
Columbia
Ruth Pace
Martha Jones
Indianapolis
Ind
Esther
Hares
Kansas City
University Heights
Baptist
Church of
Riverview Cemetery
Mrs Branham Dies After Eight Months Illness
Delphi Branham 43 of 1704 Maple St. dies at 11 50 pm Monday at St. Mary's Hospital after eight months of failing health. She ran the Blue Wiger Cafe near Lincoln University for four years since taking over after husband Russell Branham's 1954 auto death. A Sec ond Christian Church usher, she leaves five sons Harry Harold Russell Joseph and Charles Ray all at home plus five daughters Sarah Mary Victoria Sandra Mae Helen of the home, mother Mrs Sarah Reed Jefferson City sister Mrs Genevieve Hayes Jefferson City brother James Reed Jefferson City. Burial to be in National Cemetery beside husband.
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Delphi Branham
Maple St
Branham
Harry
Harold
Russell
Joseph
Charles Ray
Bran
Joam
Sarah
Mary
Victoria
Sandra
Mae
Helen
Reed
Jefferson City
Genevieve Hayes
James Reed
National Cemetery
Varner Trial Features Ambush Case and Jury Shuffle
Varner faced a jury in Cole County Circuit Court after an earlier acquittal for Boysen’s killing. Testimony centered on a park ambush tied to land, signs, and held grudges, with Mrs Roberts recounting a bid to hide and assert control, and Varner denying ownership of the weapon. Jurors included two men and seven others, while court routine detailed witnesses, insurance aspects, and courtroom dynamics.
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Wesgem Fo
Varner
Boysen
Irwin
Cole County
Tey
Arner
Roberts
Highway Junction
Varjmer
Eddie
Daily Record Hospital Admissions Daily Record
A collage of names and addresses appears to be an admissions list for St Marys Hospital with numerous patients and relatives, followed by stock market blurbs and a long section of legal notices and probate matters from Jefferson City Missouri. The hospital items include patient names such as David Mahan and Mrs Pearl Georges, with addresses and hospital ties, while the financial market notes discuss stock movements, gains and losses, and a court order involving Louis Wolfson. Also included are probate filings and notices of final settlements for the estates of Verena Schwartz and Idle M Belch with filing deadlines and attorney details.
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NEW New York
Richard Bish
Linn
Ethel
Allied Ch
Qualey
E. McCarty
Auis
Catherine Baumbhoer
Argyle
Attia
Rhu
Nellie Rush
E. Dunklin
Am Cyan O
Clarence Foster
E. High
Am Tel & Te
Wade
Jeffery Windsor
Osage
UsAas
Christine Deere
Lake ‘Anaconda
Ozark
Opal Thompson
Atchison
American Motors
W. Ashley St. Atlas
Eee
Louis E. Wolfson
Wipesta
Manmare Nile Raite
Curtiss
Dow Chem
Sota ‘du Pont
Ford
Elec
Motors
Goodyear
Gulf OU
Kan G&e
tLone S
Marg Cem
Minn M&m
Mo Kan Tex
Mo Pac A
T 'Monsan Ch
Mont Ward
Mat Bise
Snat Distil
jNat Gyps
DNY Central
Olin Math
Peabody Coal
iPenny J
meduBa
Blue Cross
Reyn
St Jo
San Francisco
Kan- St
Sears Roeb
Sinclair
Sperry Ra
UN Pac
US Steel
Hersey E. Riley
Westg el
Labor Department
Woolworth
RaMo
State OF Missouri
Colebos
Frobate Court
Godarn
Missouri
Jefferson
Jin
jVérena Schwarte
Verena Schwartz
Cole County
Lydia Schwerts
Washington Street
Jefferson City
Cole
County
Jeffer jCtty
Idle M. Belch
Protate Court
Cole’ County
Russell High
Stree
Public Sales Listings And Hungarian Crisis Coverage
Listings show upcoming auctions in Jefferson City including a June 28 sale at 114 Jackson Street with household goods and an August 6 sale of 50 Holsteins on Algo Road. The news section reports Yugoslavia lodging a protest to Hungary over executions, Pravda accusing the West of stoking a cold war, and Nagy’s refuge in Vienna before Soviet actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Labor Department
V. Zakharov
Ameria
Bonn
Jackson Street
Jefferson City
John ¥. Koester
Arthur & Bert Koester
iPrenger & Gratz
Jefferson
Hungary
Pravda
United States
Britain
Nagy
Vienna
Jano Kadar
Tito
Yugoslavia
Kadat
West
Soviet Communit Party
Grant Plans to End Civil War in 90 Days
General Grant devises a grand slam plan to end the Civil War in 90 days. He leads three armies in a bold maneuver into Mosby territory to strike a Confederate stronghold. Major Mosby learns of the massing Union troops and plans a raid on the train. Ted Andrews stars as Major John Singleton Mosby with Phil Chambers as aide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant
Mosby
KRCG
Ulysses S. Grant
Major Mosby
Ted Andrews
John Singleton
Phil Chambers
Hillsdale Drive Improvement Resolve In Jefferson Missouri
The Jefferson City Council resolves to pavement Hillsdale Drive between curb lines from the center of the Hillsdale and Ronnie Avenue intersections to the Norris Drive intersection with Portland cement concrete. Costs charged to affected fronting parcels, with curbs and gutters funded by special assessments, plans to be prepared by the City Engineer for seven consecutive Post-Tribune insertions. Attested June 19 1958.
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Portland
Mai @nee
Forest Place
Weatssera
Post-Tribune
Jefferson
Missouri
Peesay
Ww. Eli
Hillsdale Drive
Hilsdale Drive
Ronsie Avenue
Norris Drive
City OF
Ronnie Avenue
Hontie Avenn
Hills
Yidsie Drive
Che City
RENRY
Syettias
Arthur W. Ellis
M. CN
Main Street
Sear Mountain
N.Y
Forest Piacr
Besse
Hagerty
Westmore Drive
New York
Agerty
Jefferson City
San Diego
Navy
Joe P. Jackman
John I. Jack
Clark Ave
Thomas
E. Faulks
Manila
Sileys
Newsmen Must Know science and economics 1958 council action
Article summarizes a June 1958 New York meeting where editors pressed for reporters to grasp science terminology. It details Main Street improvements in Sear Mountain area, funding via special assessments, and language barriers for readers. Also notes local youths enlisting in the Navy and a car collision near Joplin with casualties.
Markets: St Louis and Kansas City egg and poultry prices
AP reports wholesale and consumer eggs in St Louis and Kansas City markets with grade spreads for large extras, mediums and standards. Poultry items include fowl, fryers, broilers, old stock, young birds, geese, capons, and butter prices for Grade A and fat butter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Kansas City
Toastmaster Award To Robert F. Wells
The Capital Toastmaster's Major Burridge award went to Robert F. Wells for his speech How to Make Nominations From a Convention Floor. The Missouri Hotel meeting heard speakers Harry Goldemmer William H. Tellman Ernest L. Schneider and others on speeches about welcoming a convention installing officers and patriotic remarks during a Speechcraft session led by Toastmaster David Horn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capital
James L. Bailey
Delmar L. Robinson
Jand A. J. Haralson
Paul Allison
Maj
Leonard Burridge
Otto Pohl
C. K. Melton
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K.C
Kodacolor
Pohlman
Kansas City Athletics
Krcg-Tv
Opitsfe
Douglas Edwards
Acorn Plaxhouse
Trinity
Oberman Dies
Mrs. Branham
Doggendest
Leo H. Nentwig
Nentwig
Defense Lumber Co
Joseph V. Distler
Estella B. Distler
Judgmen
Dorothy Weavers
Rober
Jiff Boysen
Warner
Rosemary Ann Haslag
Donald Dean Raines
Dixon
George Allen Gilpin
Russelsville
Robert Hubert Mahlan
Carter St
Norma Laverne Hudspeth
E. Capitol Ave
Richard Speiler
John Deere
Tipton
Fed Renken
Moniteau
Bessie Singer
Latham
John Smith
Monireau
Melvin Schull
Jamestown
Robert L. Lansbury
California
Ed Althoff
Ruth Crane
Lillian Lee Williams
Harold Francis
South of
Dorothy Eckert
Joe Hunt
Clarks
I Smother
Detroit
Joseph W. Bobo
Bobo
Daily Record
St. Mary’s
Mulberry St
Ward Buster
Eugene
Mary Criswell
New
Bloomfield
Edwin Prenger
High
Samuel Schmutz
Eula Fischer
Jansgnbiak
Lewis Williams
Clarksburg
Carol Robinson
George Daly
Old St. Louis
Bil Carney
Russellville
St.Mary's Hospital
James Koecher
High St
St. Mary’s Hospital
Willard Terry
St Mary’s Hospital
Circuit Court
SBP Veer
Amogg Mae
U.S. Steel
Goodrich
Zenith
International Nickel
Chrysler
Warriar
Wurom
Soula
Lorillard
American Tobacco
Penn-Texas
Leopold D. Silberstein
Standard Packaging
Raythe- Yon
Pfee
Arthur W. Ellie
Jane
Dune Eae
Weestate
T, Keyes
W. H. Hager
Exchange National Bank of
Donald JL. Campbell
News & Tribune
Triatra
Kansas ‘City
Itoze
Miow
Wim
Fuess
Uss
Sime Intersection
Muisane Drive
Ana
Joplin, Mc
Thomas J
J. Bangs
Joplin
Evely
Ids
Esther Dunn
Geneive Kuehner
Will L. Zevely
Lian
Zevely
Morton Chapel
St. John’s Methodist Church
Robert Mordt
West Linn
Morton Service Linn
Mo Piewers
Monrslag Geads
Busch’s
Madison & Dunklis
Snd
Entral MO
MON Co
Mulberry
Elm
Sace Tile & Monement Co
Saals
Abin
Lark & Atchison High
Main Highway
Kansas
Scrivieur’s Insurance Agency
EL High
INA
Darklin
Dial
Spencer Foundations
Louise Carr
Glennon
Gertrude Gaffike
Immaculate Conception Catholic Church
Anna DeBroeck
Boston Bull Terrier
Monte Sono Prazzan
Camille Black
Automotive
FIAT
Plymouth
Mercury
BUICK
Pontiac
Manning Motor CO
West Dial
ED Cole
Georgia
Jackson
Elliott Motor Co
Goodwill
Studebaker
Dodge
W. McCarty
W. Dunklin
Shieles
W. High
Zypher Ser
City Nat Association
Jesse N. Owens
Exec
Monroe
RADIO
Kwos
Knos
Gart Chew
Falcon Lexis Jr
Cardinals
Pittsburgh
Nex
Sire
Heaa
Earl Jackson
Johnny Meetiig
Johnny Mecesis
Johnny Mecosig
Sparte
Wrather
Klik
Sou Riu
Ciock
KLIE
Chip Martin
Trading Post
Neesuy Sahathip Martin
Mike Bellinghow
Kever Hike Kolin
Robert F. Wells
Mediately
The
Post Tribune
Gaaffee
Frank
Thorpe J. Gordon
Immaculate Conception
Paul J. Kertz
Thorpe
Gordon
Crestline
H.P. Johnson Motor
Don Riley
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