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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1966
Page
13
Agricultural and commodity quotations from Kansas City and local markets include wheat at 1.45, yellow corn 1.21, milo 1.71, and assorted egg and butter prices. Cattle, hogs, and sheep markets show gains and steady to mixed movement with diverse price ranges. Wall Street gains persist as trading slows after a strong morning session.
Funeral services for Jerry Kent Pickens 25 of Eudora will be held 2 p.m. Wednesday at the Christian Church in Tonganoxie with Rev. Charles Jeffreys officiating. Burial will follow at Hubbel Hill Cemetery in Tonganoxie. Pickens died Sunday evening at Lawrence Memorial Hospital from injuries in an automobile accident Friday. He was born February 13 1941 in Tonganoxie and worked as a truck driver. Survivors include his wife Linda two daughters Judith Anne and Kathy Leeann and a son Terry Wayne all at home.
The obituary notes Margaritte Pickens of Tonganoxie and his siblings Roberta White Lawrence Carrie Johnson Route 1 Tonganoxie Clara Pickens Margie Pickens Route 1 Tonganoxie and brothers Robert Route 2 Larry Perry and Chester Pickens all of Tonganoxie. Maternal grandparents C W Maxwell also of Tonganoxie. Friends may call after 1 p.m Tuesday at Quisenberry Chapel.
Harry D. Muldrow of 208 Ark. St. died Sunday morning at Veterans Hospital in Topeka. Born February 28, 1897, he lived in Lawrence 42 years and served as deacon, Sunday school teacher and pianist at the Full Gospel Pentecostal Church. Survived by Cura Muldrow, two sons Rev. Lawrence Muldrow of St. Louis and John Hamilton of Lawrence, four sisters and two brothers, plus 15 grandchildren and great grandchildren. Arrangements by Bowser Lee Mortuary.
Wallace F Stevens 64 of 707 Mo died this morning at Lawrence Memorial Hospital. Funeral services set for 11 a.m. Wednesday at Rumsey Funeral Home with Rev. Harold G Barr officiating. Burial at Oak Hill Cemetery includes Masonic graveside rites. He was a Cities Service Oil distributor for 41 years and a member of Masonic Lodge No 6 Scottish Rite and the Eagles. Survivors include wife Bertha, one son James W Stevens, his mother Vina Stevens, two brothers William and Earl, and three grandchildren.
A Lawrence resident died Saturday night at Lawrence Memorial Hospital. Born June 7 1920 in Lexington Kentucky she lived in Lawrence ten years and belonged to Ninth Street Baptist Church serving as usher and Ladies Auxiliary member. Survivors include husband Henry Wash a daughter Carol Brain four sisters a brother and two foster daughters. Funeral arrangements will be announced from Bowser Lee Harry Clinton Zook Funeral Home. Burial in Oak Hill Cemetery.
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