Edward R Chambon a Star photographer dies after illness
Edward R Chambon 48 a Star darkroom technician and former pen and ink artist died at Trinity Lutheran hospital after a year long illness. Born in Marseille he came to the United States at 11 and worked at The Star since 1919 except for a Wellington period. He photographed sports and Golden Gloves bouts despite sickness and left a wife Sophia a son Edward R Chambon Jr a daughter Dorothy Dexter his mother Augustine Desrois and a sister unnamed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward R. Chambon
Askew Avenue
The
Star
Wellington
Trinity Lutheran Hospital
Mr. Chambon
Charles Lindbergh
Marseille
France
Chambon
American Youth Club
Boy Scout
Whittier Community Association
Bates Avenue Baptist Church
Sophia Chambon
Edward R. Chambon, Jr
Junior College
Dorothy Dexter
Gardner
Kas
Augustine Desrois
Trenton and Slater Residents Named in Brief Item
Yvette Kidd of Trenton and her brother Gaston Desrois of Slater are identified in the brief notice. The text references both individuals and their Missouri hometowns.
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Yvette Kidd
Trenton, Mo
Gaston Desrois
Slater, Mo
Rites Held for Mrs. Besse M. Hites 58 in Kansas City
Funeral services for Mrs. Besse M. Hites 58 of 1244 West Sixty first street terrace who died after an automobile crash near Colby Kansas will be held Saturday at 2 pm at the Stine- McClure chapel. She was wife of Lisle V. Hites president of Hites Construction company and mother of Marylyn and Lisle P. Hites. A formation of army planes from Fairfax air base and Rockhurst alumni will honor her at the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Besse M. Hites
West Sixtyfirst Street
Terrace
St. Thomas Hospital
Colby
Kas
Stine- McClure
Lisle V. Hites
Ll. W. Hites Construction Company
Kansas
Retired Columbia Merchant Dies at 82
Henry G. Kohlbush aged 82 a retired Columbia merchant who had lived in Kansas City intermittently ten years died after several days illness. He will be buried tomorrow in Mount Moriah cemetery Kansas City. He leaves two daughters Miss Ollie Kohlbush Kansas City and Mrs G R McFadden Odessa Texas Funeral services will be held here tomorrow morning graveside services in Kansas City by Dr O E Duncan pastor of the Four Square church
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Coumbia
Henry G. Kohlbush
Columbia
Kansas City
Mount Moriah
Ollie Kohlbush
G. R. McFadden
Odessa
Tex
Kansas ‘City
O. E. Duncan
Four Square Church
Services for Air Corps Veteran Held in Kansas
Funeral services for Captain Martin M. O'Keefe of the Air Corps, who died in a plane crash on said date, will be held at Frye and Sons chapel in Olathe Kansas, with a funeral mass at Holy Rosary Church in Wea. Burial with full military honors at the parish cemetery. a 8 o'clock vigil will precede the services with a full color guard. Captain O'Keefe, Rockhurst High School coach from 1937 to 1941, was a college alumnus.
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Martin M. O’keefe
Air Corps
Saipan
Frye & Sons
Olathe
Kas
Holy Rosary
Wea
Martin ¥. Ivery
Sass
Cchapel
Captain O'Keefe
Rockhurst High School
Martin O'Keefe
Multiple Kansas City area obituaries report deaths and services
William D. Anderson age 56 dies at 1265 Gilmore Avenue Kansas City Kansas wife Frances Anna Anderson brother Lawrence J. Anderson funeral 2 PM Monday at Daniels Brothers chapel 644 Kansas Avenue Kansas City Kansas. E 8 Duncan age 72 Osborn Missouri dies at brother Freds home 3604 Strong Avenue Kansas City Missouri husband E S Duncan daughter Mrs Francis Karl sisters Mrs Erin Carmitchael and Mrs Aurelia Mac Arthur funeral and burial in Osborn. Rosa Stewart age 76 of 3535 Wabash Avenue dies at Menorah Hospital after two weeks illness born Wheeling Missouri resident Kansas City ten years member of Sout Presbyterian church leaves daughter Mrs Lillian Mowry two grandchildren funeral 4 PM Saturday at Newcomer.
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Fred
Strong Avenue
Kansas
E. &. Duncan
Francis Karl
Perrin
Therine Carmitchael
East Seventieth Street
Aurelia MacArthur
California
Osborn
Stewart
Rosa Stewart
Wabash Avenue
Menorah Hospital
Wheeling
Kansas City
Sout Presbyterian
Arkebauer and Woody Rites Noted in Kansas City Area Obituaries
Charles H Arkebauer 66 of 1715 Cambridge Ave died after a three week illness. He lived in Leavenworth 1915 to 1921 and Dearborn Michigan prior to KC. Survived by four daughters two sons and eleven grandchildren. Funeral set for Leavenworth at Sexton chapel High Prairie Cemetery. Calvin H Woody 87 at 1009 East Forty second St. dies. service 10 am Saturday Bentley chapel. Walter F Korsmeyer 50 Kansas City Kansas at Our Saviors Lutheran 2 pm Saturday. Mrs Sarah F Williams 69 Independence Kansas at Speaks chapel 10 am Monday.
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Charles H. Arkebauer
Cambridge Avenue
Trinity Lutheran Hospital
Wichita
Kansas City
Leavenworth
Kas
Dearborn
Mich
Ford Motor Company
Gilbert Adams
James Redford
William Ragland
York Avenue
Herbert C. Wells
Tracy Avenue
Charlies H. Arkebauer, Jr
Robert G. Arkebauer
Sexton Chapel
High Prairie
Calvin H. Woody
East Forty-second Street
Bentley Chapel
Etta Dukes
Newton
Nora Bursett
Arkansas
Walter F. Korsmeyer
Faton Street
Kansas
Our Saviour’s Lutheran
Gates Chapel
Sarah FE. Williams
South Main Street
Independence
Bakers and Millers Hear Sanitation Experts
Bakers and millers from Minneapolis Cincinnati Dallas and Denver will attend a four day sanitation class starting Monday at the Hotel President. The program under the American Institute of Baking aims to acquaint industry workers with the latest plant sanitation practices. Speakers at the Monday sessions will discuss current sanitation programs.
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Minneapolis
Cincinnati
Dalas
Denver
American Institute of Baking
Officials named in baking and health oversight list
The record lists Edward L. Holmes Louis A. King and William Walms ley as officials of the American Institute of Baking Chicago Harry D Garrett chief of the Kansas City station of the U S Food and Drug Administration Evan Wright Topeka director of the Kansas State Board of Health Food and Drug Division Robert G Dibble general production superintendent Interstate Bakeries Corporation John S Whinery chief chemist Rodney Milling Company and Dr Harold Vagtborg director Midwest Research Institute.
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Edward L. Holmes
Louis A. King
William Walmsley
American Institute of Baking
Chicago
Harry D. Garrett
Kansas City
United States Food and Drug Administration
Evan Wright
Topeka
Food and Drugs Division
Kansas State Board of Health
Robert G. Dibble
Interstate Bakeries Corporation
John S. Whinery
Rodney Milling Company
Harold Vagtborg
Midwest Research Institute
Truman Attacks Class Legislation in Message to Musicians
President Truman condemns class legislation in a message to musicians in Asbury Park New Jersey dated June 11 via AP. The address underscores advocacy for fair policies and equal opportunity for all players in the music industry.
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Truman
Asbury Park, N. J
President Truman Telegram at AFM Convention Criticizes Congress
The Olympia Washington telegram to the fifty first annual AFM convention praised progress under the Truman administration while condemning Congress for alleged class legislation and price and profit favoritism. It claimed the pattern of growth faces challenge from such actions and affects small wage earners.
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American Federation of Musicians
Congress
America
Olympia
Wash
A. F P. L. Union
Truman
Birth rate in U S remains high into 2000 says expert
William C. Osborn, president of the Children's Aid Society, disputes earlier wartime forecasts of a declining birth rate after 1950. He notes no downward trend is expected before 2000, signaling continued high births nationwide.
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New York
United States
William C. Osporn
Children’s Aid Society
Organist Mrs Ninetta Wassall Serves East Brookfield Church
An 85 year old woman plays the small organ in the white church across the bridge every Sunday at the First Baptist in East Brookfield Massachusetts. The organist is Mrs. Ninetta Dexter Wassall who has played for seventy two years.
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East Brookfield
Mass
First Baptist Church
Ninetta Dexter Wassall
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Edward R. Chameron
VRS
Lisle Hites
Head
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Arthur M. Tighe
Jopin
O’keefe
Father Tighe
Catholic Welfare ‘Bureau
Rockhurst
American Legion
Edward Riordan
Philip Hunt
John Killiger, Jr
Walter Franey
Meene A. Huntleth
Frederick Atchity
William Stumpff, Jr
Emmett A. Scanlan
Joseph Klernan
John Mitchell
Raymond McKee
John Breck
Robert Metzier
Richard Ong
Owen Murphy
Army
Fairfax Air Base
James Postlewaite
Marine Flyer
Columbia, Mo
Martin M. O'Keefe
Diamant
Sun
Mido
A Ronson
Ronson
Philco
Dad
Greater
Spaper
Hamilton, O
Waikiki
Sanducks
Berksons
Larzfelds
Dev
NAVY
Wrey’ Beamer
Minn
K. C
W. Maple
Indep
Lincoln
Troost
J. S. Lerner
Vogue
Bordman Investment CO
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