Death of Albert Melcher at 67 in Elston
Albert Melcher 67 of Elston died Thursday at home. Born July 16 1899 he was a lifelong Elston resident and a Tweedie Footwear employee for 33 years until 1964. Surviving wife Dessie Bel Hardy, son Cletus E Melcher, brother John Melcher, sisters Helen Chapman and Dave Shanks, and four grandchildren. Funeral Saturday at Elston Baptist Church. Burial in Elston Cemetery. Funeral director Buecher Memorial Home.
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Albert Melcher
Elston
Mr. Melcher
John and
Hattie Surface Melcher
Elston Baptist Church
James Willingham
E. L. Dane
Elston Cemetery
Melcher
The
Tweedie Footwear Corporation
Cletus E. Melcher
St. Martin’s
John Metcher
Bedabeach
Calif
Helen Chapman
Binder Dr
Dave Shanks
Washington
Bessie Thomas Dies at 74 in Jefferson City
Mrs. Bessie B. Thomas 74 of 322 W McCarty St died today. Born Feb 22 1892 to Dr William H Brown and Minnie Miller Brown she married Earle Thomas in 1916 who preceded her. Survivors include a daughter Mrs Richard Tipton two sons Robert H Thomas and Earle Thomas five grandchildren and one great grandchild. Funeral 2 p.m. Sunday at Tanner Funeral Home Jefferson City with burial Monday in Memorial Park Cemetery St Joseph.
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Bessie B. Thomas
W. McCarty St
Mrs. Thomas
William H
Minnie Miller Brown
Earle Thomas
Richard Don Tipton
2102
Forest Drive
Robert H. Thomas
Eau Clair
Wis
Germany
Jefferson City
Tanner Funeral Home
Jerry Bohn
Memorial Park Cemetery
St. Joseph
Jefferson City Post Tribune masthead and staff listing
Front page notice lists publishers Goshorn Weldon and board leaders Bose Bloss er Holt Townsend Majersky with editor Majersky and managing editor Townsend. Publication details show daily evenings except Saturday from 210 Monroe Street Jefferson City Missouri with AP affiliation and subscription mail rates for Missouri and out of state readers.
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the Tribune
Post
Robert C. Goshorn
William HB. Weldon
R. L. Bose
Robert Blosser
Frank Holt
Mgr
Newton Townsend
Joseph G. Majersky
News Tribune Company
Monroe Street
Jefferson City
Missouri
David Haggerty Dies After Illness at 58
David Haggerty, 58, of 2205 East High Street, died Thursday morning at St Mary’s Hospital after a two year illness. Born April 25, 1908 in Vienna, he was married twice, first to Helen Schetzler in 1934 and later to Cecilia Garzend in 1945, who survives. He worked for International Shoe Co. prior to retirement. He leaves a brother Peter Haggerty of Linn and sister Mrs. Josephine Reichel of Freeburg. Rosary Sunday at Dulle Funeral Home. funeral Monday at Immaculate Conception Church with Msgr. Gerald Kaiser presiding. Burial in Visitation Cemetery, Vienna.
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David Haggerty
E. High St
St. Mary's Hospital
Mr. Haggerty
Vienna
David
Anna Rachel Hagegerty
Helen Schetzler
Cecilia Garzend
Peter Haggerty
Linn
Josephine Reichel
Freeburg
Haggerty
The
International Shoe Co
Immaculate Conception Catholic Church
Holy Name Society
Dulle Funeral Home
Msgr
Gerald Kaiser
Visitation Cemetery
Bertie Kidwell Rites Saturday
Funeral services will be at 2 p.m. Saturday for Bertie Kidwell 89 former Versailles resident who died Wednesday in Hollywood California Presbyterian Hospital She was president of Los Angeles and will be buried in Versailles Cemetery at Kidwell Funeral Home Thelma Krieling of Versailles is among survivors born May 5 1877 in La Bee Missouri to Joseph and Sarah Kidwell
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Versailles
Bertie Kidwell
Miss Kidwell
Hollywood, Calif. Presbyterian Hospital
Los Angeles
Kidwell Funeral Home
Elston Hines
Versailles Cemetery
la Bee, Mo
Joseph and
Sarah Bradley Kidwell
Methodist Church
Thelma Krieling
Bessie Johnson Dies Suddenly Near California
Mrs. Bessie Florence Johnson, 74, of California died Thursday at home. Born Oct. 12, 1892 in Jamestown, she was married Sept. 27, 1911 to Roy L. Johnson. She belonged to Salem Baptist Church, the Women’s Missionary Union, and Order of the Eastern Star. Survived by her husband and two brothers Forrest Harris and Elmer Harris. Funeral 2 p.m. Saturday at Williams Funeral Chapel. Burial in Salem Baptist Church cemetery.
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California
Bessie Florence Johnson
Mrs. Johnson
Jamestown
William C
Emma Pennington Harris
Roy L. Johnson
Forrest Harris
Elmer Harris
Williams Funeral Chapel
Roy G. Sparks
Salem Baptist Church
Virginia Wines Dies at 66 in Missouri City
Virginia Wines 66 of 215 E Dunklin St died Thursday at St Marys Hospital She was born September 18 1900 in Cole County to Lon and Annie Smith Wines An elevator operator at the Central Missouri Trust building for about 30 years she belonged to Second Christian Church Survived by nieces and nephews Funeral 2 PM Monday at Second Christian Church Rev Robert Parker officiating Burial in Longview cemetery
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Virginia Wines
E. Dunklin
St. Mary's Hospital
Mrs. Wines
Cole County
Lon ‘and
Annie Smith Wines
Central Missouri Trust Building
The
Second Christian Church
Pam
Robert Parker
Longview Cemetery
Market Gains Widen in Modestly Active New York Trade
Financial market report from New York notes stock indexes advancing with moderate volume. Trading volume estimated at 6.6 million shares for the day, down from 7.36 million on Wednesday.
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New York
Weather and market roundup for past 24 hours
Weather data shows no precipitation reading. heavy rain on the referenced date not available. Normal and year-to-date figures listed along with barometer 29.93 and humidity 82 percent. Memorial Airport wind peak 14 mph with 24 mph gusts. Sun times given. Missouri river and lakes levels noted with city specifics. Markets rallied with IBM, Xerox, Polaroid up. autos resilient with GM and Chrysler up. Goodyear down. Motorola down. broad gains and higher prices on the American Stock Exchange amid Thanksgiving weekend.
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Memorial Airport
IBM
Xerox
Polaroid
Corning Glass
Texas Gulf
Kerr-McGee Oil
Continental Airlines
Braniff Airways
Eastern Air Lines
American Airlines
United
North West
Pan American
KLM
du Pont
Igeneral Motors
Chrysler
Ford
American Motors
Douglas Aircraft
Zenith
Raytheon
International Telephone
Eastman Kodak
Union Carbide
Goodyear
Montorola
American Stock Exchange
Freeburg Woman Fined $10,000 for Tax Evasion
Marguerite A. Knoll of Freeburg was fined $10,000 on two counts of federal income tax evasion for 1959 to 1962, with three years probation concurrent and a condition to settle civil tax liability. The case, tied to Quaker Window Products, notes that she handled the tax filings while her husband co-owned the business.
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Marguerite A. Knoll
Freeburg
John W. Oliver
United States District Court
Kansas City
Oliver
Rand
Knolls
Quaker Window Products Company
T Yiey
Calvin H. Hamilton
United States
F. Russell Millin
St Louis lawmakers vie for top post in caucus
Spainhower Jasper and Cantrell seek the speaker pro tem post. Jasper, an Insurance executive in the House since 1956, chairs Ways and Means. Spainhower, a minister and independent rep, averages heavy time for his position. Cantrell, a Ford plant worker and last session unemployment chair, struggles with a handicap.
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Spainhower
Jasper
Ways and Means
Cantrell
House
Ford Motor
St. Louis
Appropriations
Burglars Loot Simonsen Junior High for Snacks
Burglars fled with ice cream sweet rolls and hot dogs after entering an unlocked window at Simonsen Junior High School Thursday. Custodians Gordon Hickman and Dale McKinney found a window screen pulled loose and alerted Jefferson City Police.
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Simonsen Junior High School
Gordon Hickman
Dale McKinney
Jefferson City
Missouri Rolla to offer engineering management degree
The University of Missouri at Rolla announced a new program leading to a bachelor of science degree in engineering management. The program starts February 1, 1967 and combines engineering and computer science courses without requiring prior administrative knowledge to qualify for engineering management jobs.
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Rolla. Mo
API
University of Missouri At Rolla
Jere
Smog Alert Could Force Industrial Shutdowns and Transit Curbs
A smog pollution alert circulated with possible closures of some industries and restrictions on car use. New York asked residents not to burn leaves and directed two major power companies to switch to natural gas from fuel oil. All municipal incinerators were shut down. Nationwide, showers hit the Midwest and middle Mississippi Valley with light snow in the northern Great Lakes. The Southeast and Western regions saw clearing skies, while the Southern Plains to the Northeast remained cloudy. Fog lingered in the upper Great Lakes. Temperatures were generally mild with some cool pockets.
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New York
Midwest
Mississippi Valley
Great Lakes
Medical Admissions List From Memorial Hospital
A transfers list shows multiple patients and addresses including Mrs. Sylvia Bailey in Vichy, Sam Campbell in Vienna, Mrs. Alberta Landrum at 26 Meadow Lark Lane Homer, Bedsworth in New Bloomfield, Mrs. Janet Shinkle at 801 Belmont Drive, Charles FE. Still, Mrs. Sharron Holder in Eldon, Amil Berkemeyer in Morrison, Mrs. Lucinda Sanders in Tipton, Miss Esther Sanders in Urbana, John Westing in Enon, Mrs. Pauline McVey in Camdenton, Bernard Adelhardt in Linn, Tom Wyrick in Tuscumbia, Gerald Covert in Independence, Roger Morris hosting Summit, Willes Buckner in Auxvasse, St. Mary’s Hospital listing Mrs. Mary Jane Keeney in Belle, Ben Bruning in Russellville, Charles A. Fast in California, Peter Brune at 314 Woodlawn Avenue, Lorie Freeman in Rolla, Ernst Rieke in Rolla, John Heasley at 712 Stadium Drive, Dewey Jenkins Route 2, Mrs. Agnes Gilleland at 318 Broadway, Roger Liescheidt Route 5, Mrs. Mary Jane Anderson at 311 W. Dunklin Street, Mrs. Helen Campbell in Linn. Daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Don Shinkle at 801 Belmont Drive, Thursday at Memorial Hospital.
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A Daily Record
Memorial Hospital
Sylvia Bailey
Vichy
Sam Campbell
Vienna
Alberta Landrum
Meadow Lark Lane
Homer Bedsworth
New Bloomfield
Janet Shinkle
Belmont Drive
Charles FE. Still
Sharron Holder
Eldon
Amil Berkemeyer
Morrison
Lucinda Sanders
Tipton
Esther Sanders
Urbana
John Westing
Enon
Pauline McVey
Camdenton
Bernard Adelhardt
Linn
Tom Wyrick
Tuscumbia
Gerald Covert
Independence
Roger Morris
Summit
Willes Buckner
Auxvasse
St. Mary’s Hospital
Mary Jane Keeney
Belle
Ben Bruning
Russellville
Charles A. Fast
California
Peter Brune
Woodlawn Avenue
Lorie Freeman
Rolla
Ernst Rieke
John Healey
Stadium Drive
Dewey Jenkins
Agnes Gilleland
Broadway
Roger Liescheidt
Mary Jane Anderson
W. Dunklin St
Helen Campbell
Marriage License For Timothy J Vezeau And Sau ra J Cabb
A marriage license was issued to Timothy J Vezeau and Sau ra J Cabb, both residents of St. Louis. The couple is listed as the applicants in the filing.
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Timothy J. Vezeau
Saura J. Cabb
St. Louis
Local court records show multiple minor cases and small judgments
Magistrate Cantwell pleaded guilty to driving while intoxicated with a 100 dollar fine and 14.30 costs plus a one year chauffeurs license suspension. Newhouse and Stratman faced similar road offense fines and costs. Coffelt admitted driving without an operator’s license. Civil cases include Tom Graessle Refrigeration winning 6.50 plus 13.20 costs from Prenger and Central Dairy winning 311.62 plus costs from Vogt. Thrifty Finance and Credit Co. won 229.60 plus costs against Charles and Norma Roark.
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Frank Leon Cantwell Jr
E. McCarty Sr
Morris
Coffelt
Clarksburg
James Fredrick Stratman
Vienna
Tom Graessle
Carl Prenger
Central Dairy
Larry Vogt
Stiit
Thrifty Finance and Credit Co
Charles
Norma J. Roark
Tebbetts Fire Layed to Youths
Jefferson City teens are believed to have set a hay-filled vacant house fire near Tebbetts on Thursday. Deputy Sheriff W. H. Hidlebaugh reports about 25 youths visited the site, burning 20 to 25 bales of hay outside the house owned by Herbert E. Helmenbach. Damage is estimated at 2000 dollars.
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Jefferson City
Tebbetts
W. H. Hidlebaugh
Callaway County
Missouri 94
Herbert E. Helmenbach
Houchin St
Hidlebaugh
Missouri Highway Patrol
Vanlandingham Credits Hearnes For Demo Victory
Missouri Senator A Basey Vanlandingham credits Gov. Warren Hearnes with political sagacity behind the Democratic Party’s Nov 8 success. He notes Republicans gained one seat in Boone County while Democrats held auditor, congressional, and legislative majorities, urging local government emphasis and less federal control. He praises tough organization and work to elect Republican George W Parker in Boone County, the first since memory.
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Missouri
Democratic Party
Warren E. Hearnes
Vanlandingham
George W. Parker
Missouri House
Boone County
Scout to Attend World Boy Scout Jamboree 1967
John K. Rogers, son of Mr and Mrs Paul B Rogers of 110 Bolton Drive, will attend the World Boy Scout Jamboree. The 12th World Jamboree is set for August 19 1967 at Farragut State Park Idaho with about 15 000 scouts from 90 countries. Rogers and other area representatives were selected by the Lake of the Ozarks Council and will join 500 scouts from the Central Midwestern States in pre jamboree training at Denver before departing Missouri July 20 returning August 13. All representatives are Eagle Scouts. The selection committee includes Dr Lawrence Geiger Edward T Ward Dr Thomas Johns Oscar DeWolf and Clemens Dulle of Jefferson City.
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NEW York
Admiral Shenge
Allied Ch
Allis Chal
Airline
Cyan
T&t
Apco Oil
Atchison
Atlas Chem
Avco Corp
Fds
Beech Aire
Beth Stee
Boeing Reese
Bran Airw
Celanese
Cessna Air
Chrysler
Ails
Bae Cities
BoSrtasad Be Bee
Curtiss Wr
Dow Chem
iDu Pont
Eagle Pich
East Rod
Fair Hiller
iFirestone
PMC
Ford Mot
Gamble Sk
Dynam
Elec
Gen Motors
Goodyear
iGulf Oil
Hallibur
Here Inc
Indian Head
Int Bus Mch
iInt Hary
Int Paper
Inter Baker
Kan C P&l
KC Sou Ind
Kang& Eo
Kan P L
Litton Ind
Martin M
McCrory
McDonnell
Minn
M&m
Mo Kan Tex
Mo Pac A
Mobil OW
Monsanto Ee Brne
Mont Ware
Nat Gyps
NY Central
Nor N Gas
Nor Pac
Ogden
Okla G & EB
Okla N Gas
Penney, JC
Dale Pet Milk
Phill Pet
iProct & G
Reese Wg Rayonier
Owl
Reyn
St Jos Lead
St Reg Pap
Sears Rock
Sinclair
Skelly Oil
Sperry Reloo
OU Caloo
Sit
Oi NJ
Sunray
Texaco
Tidewat Oi
Ty ‘In Carbide
Elec Eae
US Rubber
US Steel Veces BT Q ‘Umit Uti
Wesig el O
Woolworth
P.m
Ui Oy
Gany
Missouri
Roberts
Joplin
Missouri Te Bar
Oliver Rasch
Wine Terre
Wade FL Baker
Jefferson
City
iWobar
Hartley
Pollock
St. Louis
Clem Fair
Chill
Kansas City
J. Fred
Eric Allebach
Athany
John K. Rogers
Paul B. Rogers
Bolton Drive
Farragut State Park
Idaho
Denver
Colo
Lawrence Geiger
Edward T. Ward
Thomas Johns
Oscar DeWolf
Clemens Dulle
Dulle
Jefferson City
KWOS Records Yule Messages for Gls
KWOS Radio offers free taped Christmas messages for service members in Viet Nam. Listeners send name address and phone on a postcard to KWOS. a recording date is set, with mailing help provided. Cards must arrive by Dec 2 to ensure delivery before Christmas.
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Viet Nam
KWOS
Squirrel Causes City Power Outage on Thanksgiving Day
A squirrel enters a high voltage substation on U. S. 50 West causing a short circuit and knocking out power to about 200 homes in Jefferson City for 45 minutes. An emergency unit at Montgomery Ward auto-ignites alarms triggering police and fire crews before nothing serious is found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson City
U. S. 50 West
Montgomery Ward
Barabbas on Friday Night Moris and TV Highlights
Local listings show a Friday lineup including Barabbas and The Green Hornet. Schedule features Walter Cronkite News, Ozark Opry, Hogan's Heroes, The Man from U N C L E and The Tonight Show among other programs.
Obituaries for Berhorst and Melcher at Missouri churches
Stephen F Berhorst died at St Marys Hospital on November 24 1966 Funeral Mass at Sacred Heart Catholic Church Rich Fountain Mo with burial at New Parish Cemetery Rosary at Morton Chapel on Friday evening Interment at Rich Fountain Melcher Albert 67 of Elston died November 24 1966 Funeral service at Elston Baptist Church with burial in Elston Cemetery Services by Buescher Funeral Home
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Berhorst
Stephen F
St. Mary’s Hospital
Morton Chapel
Lior
Sacred Heart Cathoir
Rich Fountain
Robert Arnold
New Parish Cemetery
Richfountain
Morton’ Chapel
Morton
Linn - Chamois - Morrise
James Willingham
E. &. Dane
Elston Cemetery
Elston
Buescher
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Audit Bureau of Circulations
Din
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Old English Inn
East McCarty Street
Warwick Village
Weather Report
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Detta
Pines
P.ny
Lake of the Ozarks
Osage Petver
St. Thomas
Simonsen
MU Rolla
Mrs
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David Earl Newhouse
Alia
Fish Country
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Warsaw
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