Extension courses planned at Missouri college in Jefferson City
Missouri State College plans two extension classes in Jefferson City for fall. Initial sessions start at 7 p.m. September 20 at Jefferson City Junior College. Courses are Problems in Reading two semester hours taught by Don Jones and National and State Government three hours by Carrol G. Green, with prerequisites noted. Second semester offerings begin January 4 with Recent American History three hours and World Geography four hours.
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City
Missouri State College
Jefferson City
Don Jones
Carrol G. Green
Deaths of George W Simms in Independence and Martha Forbes in Anselmo
Death notices report George William Simms 80 died in Independence Missouri after a stroke at St. Mary's Hospital. He lived in Kansas City area 30 years and was a sheet metal worker. funeral in Anselmo, Neb. Martha Elizabeth Forbes 68 died at her home near Anselmo after long illness. survivors include two sons and two in-laws. services at local cemetery with family attendance.
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George William Simms
Cherry St
Missouri
St. Mary's Hospital
HelRoilie
Kansas City
Cance Noam
Ted
Alpimhors
Jocal
Litvern
Meb
Baptist
Sliterg
Burlallyalle
Buster Enon Ona
Ptessie Bilyen
California
Lincoln
James Nott
Simma
Charles
Emmett Nott
St. Louis
Topeka
Kan
Edward Nott
Kellogg
Iowa
Isaac Newton
Clarinde
Chilson Simms
Martha Forbes
Simms
Cus
Dixon Home
Ter County
Nebraska
DIXON
Martha Elizabeth Forbes
Mithattan
Hera
Waleyenreold Farmer Dies at St Mary's Hospital
Retired farmer Waleyenreold, also known as Rouls, died at 6:30 on Sunday at St Mary's Hospital. Funeral services set for 2 p.m. Tuesday at the Reedorm Church near Dixon with Rev Billy Akery officiating. Burial in Freedom Cemetery. Market and livestock listings follow, detailing prices for produce, eggs, butter, fowl, and hogs at national stockyards and Kansas City markets.
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Waleyenreold
Dixon
Billy Akery
Freedom Cemetery
St .Louis
Louis
East St Louis Livestock National Stockyards
Uehter
Baars
Calle
Bedside wedding seals vows after swimming accident
Carl Metzger, 24, paralyzed after a neck injury, married Marilyn Phelps at Butterworth Hospital in Band Rapids. Metzger wheeled to the chapel, boutonniere on the white sheet, about 20 guests attended. Doctors warn injuries may be permanent. Metzger can move only his arms. The bride expressed happiness and resolve as she fed him coffee through a straw.
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Band Rapids
Mich
Carl Metzger
Marilyn Phelps
Butterworth Hospital
Metzger
Metzer
Jobless Payments Fall in Missouri for August
Gordon B. Weir, director of Missouri's Division of Employment Security, reported unemployment insurance benefits paid to eligible jobless in August were the lowest for any August since 1953. Deposits totaled 1,419,207 dollars, down 4.7 percent from 1,488,812 dollars in a prior period and 5,286,486 dollars, or 49.5 percent, below August of last year. Compensated weeks numbered 72,750, compared with 134,835 a year ago. Residents of other states with qualifying Missouri wages received 61,804 dollars in benefits for the month.
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Gordon B. Weir
Missouri
Division of Employment Security
Weir
Misouri
Area Road Accidents Hurt People In County Area
Multiple crashes on Highway 40 and nearby roads injure several drivers. Lelroy Halsey reports losing control and overturning after a ditch exit on Callaway Route BB at 2 am. Cecil B. Harrison of Jefferson City sustains injuries in a one car crash near Cole County two miles south of Highway at 7:30 pm Sunday. Damage estimates range from minor to $660 as police log collisions involving several vehicles and drivers across the region.
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Lelroy Halsey
Callaway
Hobsey
Tocal Man Mart
Tefferson City
Cecil B. Harrison
W. Elm St
Cole County
Harrison
Frente
St.* Mary's Hospital
Dumage
Gaturiay
Cooper County
Ralph E. Harrington
Smithton
Lester N. Dickson
Arrowrock
Dickson
Girland A. Fitzhugh
Kansas City
Andrey Anthony Howers
Syanville
New
the Rower Junction
Fitzhugh
Bowers
Argyle
Meta
Everett
Martion Leroy Shubblefield
H Weed
State of Kansas
Floyd Stielear
Alwart
Jefferson City
I H Junior Leaders Take St Louis Trip
Thirty three 4H junior leaders from Cole Miller Monireau and Osage Counties joined a St Louis trip planned by the Cole County group. They attended a Cardinals Phillies game and enjoyed an evening boat excursion on the Admiral. Sponsors included My, Nys, Clarence Credo, and Mrs Herbert Fifer among others. home demonstration agents Amy Pearl Viola Smith and Betty Ditter attended.
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Herbert Fifer
Mt. 4
Betty Ditter
S. Martins
Chaiman
Cale County
Mary Louise Brenneke
Rt. 3
August W. Dietzel Rites Set Tuesday
Hermann special obituary notes August W. Dietzel 87 died Saturday at St. Mary’s Hospital Jefferson City. A funeral service will be held Tuesday at St. Patrick Evangelical and Reformed Church with Rev August Borgey officiating. Burial in Hermann City Cemetery. Survived by wife two daughters Mrs Paul Putnam Tulsa and Mrs William Coe Termini one son Edith Dietzel Hermann two grandchildren and three great grandchildren. The couple observed their 60th wedding anniversary last December. Born April 1, 186? in Sta Ini Rhinetnich, he lived in Hermann County most of his life and served as master and chairman of the county board.
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International Falls
Minn
Midwest
Eisenhower
America
K Paul Butler
Indiana
Manda Arets
New York
Admiral
Butler
Michigan
Wisconsi
Allis Chat
Kansas
Iowa
North Dakota
South
Liege
Forbes Wax Ko
Gos
lIsland
Taney Conny Mer ‘el VT
James
An Dskolu
Nebraska
Atwell
Montana
Alinoix organizatinnAm ‘Tob
Yalathie
Anselmo
William L
Leon Bell
Preerunre EE Arm Wiscosowii
Marard Forbes
Dixon
National Committee
Aveo MT
Mald Lima
Alze
Teumma
Beth Stee
Warniels Crranielt
Air B de Cucier Coe Iy
Pentantty
Methodist Medan Benet
Cremondows
Gant
Uoecessibuie
Laren
Oi Co
Balin
Kieminitords
Wilma Py
Batate
Irken
Taived
St Paul
Mion
Sal
Algoodycay
Tolip
Th D 'jAnselma
Masonic Lodge
Abe
Cem
DemelMania Gu
BTM
T. W. Shackleford
NY Central
Cipation of Corporation
Thomas William
Faraly Unite of
Penney
Pyra
Rack & Ge
Shackleford
Peervation
Miller County
Alnert
Mary Jane Foster
Debanon
Sith Wang Syebedes
Apo
Tran Brett
Elsie Lavimore
Woolwortly
Geeverett Halepdywpetia
Mes
Clon Picroee Igsteks
Igi Ane i
Joss Righy
Halfesister
Cme
Lmlt
Cedar City Baptist Church
Rav
Garry Uy
Crowell
Ated Durin Sill
Long View
Hermann
St. Pat's Evangelical and Reformed Church
August W. Dietzel
St. Mattyts Hospital
Jefferson City
August Borgey
New Haver
Mie
Hermany City
Dietael
Paul
Putnam
Tulsa
Okta
William Coe
Edith Dieteel
Dieteel
Ini Rhinetnich
Anadis Gro
Dietzel
Hermann Cielily
Vail
Cos-0conade
Dinit Hanrdl
Enlistments For Two Marines Announced In Missouri
Central Missouri youths Teddy Coene and Roy Bandy were enlisted in the Marine Corps as announced by T Sgt A Il Weitlaut Teddy Coene ll and Roy C Bandy were assigned for 10 weeks training at Marine Recruit Depot San Diego and later reenlisted Marine James F Buildard 24 transferred to Camp Lejeune NC referenced in the notice from Mrs Claude Gray of Fooker Mo
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Marine Corps
Missouri
T. Sgt. A. Il
Weitlaut
Teddy Coene
Thomas FL Vand
Westlauf
Tames FE
Builird
Claude Gray
Fooker
Camp Lecunt
Daily Record Hospital Admissions Incomplete list of admissions and court items
Daily Record lists numerous hospitalized individuals with addresses and names, followed by brief court notices. It includes names such as Henry Durham and Dorothy Nichols, plus a traffic fine for Donald Lee Thomas and a vehicle registration issue for Kenny A. Lammers. It also notes a divorce case Ruth Wilkerson vs Lester Wilkerson and a mention of farmer Karen Walsh's ill children.
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Donald Lee Thomas
Eldon
Hill
Kenny A. Lammers
Extension 4 H Club Leaders to Meet Tuesday
A leader training meeting for extension and 4H clubs will be held at the Recreation Center at Monroe and McCarty Streets at 10 a.m. The session covers rug making with Miss Mary Johnson from the University of Missouri as guest. Names in the News and local notices follow.
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Recreation Center
Monroe
McCarty Sts
Norrow
Mary Johnson
University of Missouri, Columbia
Martins Edge Coys To Win Small Women’s Golf Event
The Martins won eight of 13 matches from the Coys to take the smaller women’s event at Hough Park Golf Course. A dinner Thursday night at Sunset Lake will feature the Martins as guests of the Coys.
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Martins
Coys
Amaller
Hough Park
Sunset Lake
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George W. Sims
Hermurin
Robert Blumrodge
St. Paul's Evangelical and Reformed Church
Rollie A. Nott
Hallywool
Hatcin
Jefferson St
Jost Stine
Shams
Stesix Falls
Fie Grandchtideen
Thomas
Scatt Air Force Base
Missouri State Employment Service
McCarty St
Terview
Air Force Overseas
Overseas Command
Sentenece
Miskel Truman Henley
AW BE
Franklin St
Avivine
Elks Club
E. Capitol
Horace Heidt
Vogue Cleaners
I-H
W. Dietzel
Hillbilly Village
Linda Caldwell
Harvey Ferguson
Daily Record
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Maln Bt . McCleary
Holts Summit
Huby Horsls
Jamestown
Dorothy Nichols
Hageelton Dr
Pauline Wade
Ohio
Rudolph Warren Ridenhour Jr
Les Eugene Garrison
Josephine Hord
Blanche E. Scott
Eugene Lawrence Hord
Webbetts
Coleman Willts
Locust St
Stella JL
Broadway St
Frances Hanks
Linn Creek
S. A. Credett
Dillon Hays
Osage Beach
Virginia Palmer
Tipston
William Hays
Charles E. Sunnoapital
M Palmer
Tipton
St. Mare’s Hospital
Tennis Noblett
Bella
Sterling van Loo
James Char
Circuit
Ruth Wilkerson
Lester Wilkerson
Anhiilic
Tharmatte
Ranum
Moray
Squidrum
Provo
Fearon
Monte Progas
Stor
Hoy
William A. Paar
Cambridge
Mass
Wiliam A. Jr
Boston
Paar
Billie Miller
Dale Miller
Brooks St
Miller
Linda
Massachusetts Institute of Techinology
Simon
Si) Gelick
E. Tigh St
Chicago
Miami Beach
Fla
Trevor Gelick
Sam Beavers
Byron Beavers
Hiselton Dr
Des Moines
Drake University
E.R. Bohrer
Baber
Jefferson Street
New Hampshire
Jefferson Rug Co
G. H. Turner
Trust Building
Muser -Mutual OF Illinois
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Science
Rae Yuk
Wspertald
Chase
Pat OM
Thritfy Finance CO
Hiside the Jewel Shop
Bill Wallendorf
Wattae
Sa i
Eesau Helye
Capital City Telephone Company
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