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27 Jun 1955
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Newspaper
Jefferson City Post Tribune
Location
Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1955
Page
1
On hot days or daring hot work keep your skin lotion fresher for an astringent in the refrigerator. You'll find it cooling and soothing during peak heat and exertion.
In Carver and Columbia figures presided and named, including Albert B. Davis and Walter Gardner as alternates. An evening collision near Banks junction caused $110 in damage to two cars driven by Herbert Hadley Kroeger and James A. Clark, with Kroeger turning left as Clark passed. A separate Beech Aire crash east of Iberia injured Urban Voss and John Henry Voss, with total damages around $700. Traffic delays followed as officials prepared for the St Louis state convention, naming Dr. Souder and others to various committees while noting preparation by the Roscos Enloe Post and local posts for the event.
Joe Plouswu 24 of 625 Virginia Street was ticketed by local police at 7:46 p.m. yesterday for failure to yield the right of way after a two car collision at the Washington and Atchison streets intersection. Plouswu is to appear in police court tomorrow. The report cites Pogsteds as a generator of an 1857 auto involved in the crash with William Francis Sparnhorst, 19, of 1300 Atchison Street. Pogsteds’s car suffered extensive front end damage. Sparnhorst’s vehicle left fender, wheel, and bumper damaged. Sparnhorst sustained a minor back bruise. passenger Jerry Bruegging, 18, of 719 Houchin Street, suffered a small cut on the forearm.
Three men and a boy drowned in separate river incidents near St. Louis. Ronald Shipley, 9, vanished at Spring Park as his parents searched and recovered his body in 12 feet of water. Robert Heinlein, 23, drowned when his boat capsized on Bip River near Byrnesville. companion John Ochterbeck escaped. George Sewell, 27, died attempting Meramec River crossing. Morris Wright heard him cry for help as they neared shore. Deputy notes all three incidents occurred Saturday or Sunday with bystanders aiding.
Three Cal County farm youths were selected to attend the 4-H junior leaders camp opening at Clover Point Camp. County delegates named are Robert Cree Rt 2 JoAnna Lehman Rt 4 and Rodney Garnett Center town. The drainage recreation program will continue through June 2.
SPOKANE Washington Dr Fanny Miner 88 claimed to be the oldest practicing woman dentist in the United States died yesterday She had been a dentist for 52 years Born in Missouri she once said the painless extraction was the worst thing that had happened to her profession because people preferred a painless extraction to a painful one. Mail Premium Books Premium books for the 1955 Jaycees Cole County Fair scheduled July 20 through July 23 were mailed today Fair secretary Mrs Charles Ecklund announced entry forms are available at the chamber of commerce and the fair office will be open from 9 am to 5 pm daily Monday through Friday until fair time A special fair telephone has been installed and for more information call 2600.
In Ron Germany the United States and West Germany agreed to a framework for military aid to build Germany’s new 1.5 million strong armed forces within the Atlantic Alliance. The deal, likely to be signed this week by James B. Conant and Heinrich von Brentano, does not specify material quantities but confirms U.S. reimbursement of hundreds of millions of dollars in equipment.
A long list of hospital admissions from St Marys Hospital includes many residents such as Miss Blanche Trubtort Tip ton and Mrs. Margaret Owens Independence with numerous others named by town and address. Birth notices report a son to Dr and Mrs Al Ferry and a daughter to Mr and Mrs Hutinger at St Marys Hospital. The magistrate court imposes fines for traffic offenses with names and ages, including Victor Cooper Independence and Theodore Weider with charges of careless and reckless driving and related penalties.
Dr. and Mrs. Richard Starks and son Ricky of Kansas City visited Dr. and Mrs. A. A. Slarks on Wil Mareau Dr. They left this morning for St. Lewis to spend a few days with Mrs. Starks' parents Mr. and Mrs. John L. Boy tet.
Donald Rutledge reported the theft of a 1850 ngdel se dan vehicle from a park near 1312 E Miller St between 1 and 5 a m. The car had the key in the ignition and three fourths tank. Police also held a 1951 pickup found in a ditch on Delaware St at 1:10 p.m., believed stolen, with a Warrensburg construction company name painted on its sides.
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