Missouri Weather And Local Notices From The Daily Record
The Daily Record reports Missouri forecast with increasing cloudiness and warmer temperatures in the north, sun in the south, and highs mid 30s to low 40s. Extended outlook through Wednesday shows 30s north central to around 40 south with possible light snow north late Monday or Tuesday. Local notices include hospital admissions, births, dismissals, deaths, and several traffic incidents and theft reports across Mexico and nearby towns.
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Missouri
Mrs Winans Dies In Texas
Mrs L L Winans 82 former Ruth Fonville daughter of Col W D and Mary Yancey Fonville died Dec 19 in Fort Worth Texas Funeral services were held Monday at Greenwood Chapel She leaves husband a son Theodore F Winans Baton Rouge three daughters Lelia Mosig Arlington Dorothy Davis Pittsburg Lady Ruth Walters Fort Worth sisters Mary Town send Kansas City Lady Pickett Birmingham J A Snyder Knoxville Carleton Shaw Kansas City 15 grandchildren and nine great grandchildren
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L. L. Winans
Ruth Fonville
W. D
Mary Yancey Fonville
Fort Worth
Texas
Col. Fonville
Missouri Military Academy
Lawrence L. Winans
Mexico
Winans
Lester J. Miller
Greenwood Chapel
Theodore F. Winans
Baton Rouge
Lelia W. Mosig
Arlington
Tex
Dorothy W. Davis
Pittsburg
Ruth Walters
Mary G. Townsend
Kansas City
Lady Pickett
Birmingham
Ala
J. A. Snyder
Knoxville
Carleton Shaw
Mrs Verna Williams Dies in Omaha From Burns
Verna Mae Williams 41 of Omaha died Wednesday from burns. Funeral at 2 p.m. Monday at Second Baptist Church in Mexico with Rev. William Duncan. Burial Elmwood Cemetery. Survived by brother Everett Williams of Jacksonville Ill a sister trio Gladys Barnes Mexico Lillian Tinder Kansas City Maybelle Woods Pasadena Calif a son Kenneth Brookins Minneapolis and five grandchildren. Friends greet 7 to 8:30 Sunday at Arnold's Funeral Home.
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Verna Mae Williams
Omaha
Burns
Second Baptist Church
Mexico
William Duncan
Elmwood Cemetery
James V
Katie Williams
Everett. Williams
Jacksonville
Ill
Gladys. Barnes
Lillian Tinder
Kansas City
Maybelle Woods
Pasadena
Calif
Kenneth B. Brookins
Minneapolis
Arnold
Sylvester Houke 71 Montgomery City resident dies at home
Sylvester Augusta Houke 71 of Montgomery City died Friday at home. Born January 6, 1899 he was married to Emma Brown who survives. He leaves a son Stanley of Montgomery City nine stepchildren 32 grandchildren and 18 great grandchildren with one daughter predeceased. Two sisters Lenora Duthage and Gladys Lohman of Warrenton also survive. Funeral at 2 p.m. Monday Schlanker Funeral Home with Rev. Robert Hester officiating burial at Jonesburg Cemetery. Friends may call after 3 p.m. Sunday.
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Montgomery City
Sylvester Augusta Houke
Emma Brown
Stanley
Lenora Duthage
Gladys Lohman
Warrenton
Mrs Cherches' Mother Dies in Fulton Hospital
Ethel Lewis 86 mother of Alyce Cherches of Mexico died Friday at 3 p m in a Fulton hospital after months illness. Originally from Columbia she lived with the Cherches family here. Survived by four sons four daughters two step children and several grandchildren. Burial at Memorial Park Cemetery Columbia after funeral at Memorial Funeral Home Monday. Friends may call after 7 p m Sunday at the funeral home.
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Sro. Uuess
Ethel) Lewis
Paul
Alyce) Cherches
Mexico
Fulton Hospital
Lewis
Fulton
Obituary notices list several deaths in local area
The notices report the deaths of Florence Lewis 86 Lula Thornton 74 H T Cooley 89 Verna Williams 41 Larry Bodine 26 Mick Bodine 2 Rolla Riley 76 Susie Bourne 79 Dolly Lewis 93 Claude Clark 74 Sylvester Hooke 71 Rudolph Adams 88 L L Winans 82 all in local community.
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Albert
Florence) Lewis
Lula Thornton
T. Cooley
Verna Williams
Larry Eugene Bodine
Mick Bodine
Rolla Riley
Susie Belle Bourne
Dolly Ann Lewis
Claude John Clark
Sylvester A. Hooke
Rudolph Adams
L. L. Winans
Mrs. S. T. Coolley Dies at 89 in Centralia
Mrs. S. T. Coolley 89 wife of Audrain farmer died at Audrain Medical Center after a yearlong decline. She active in Centralia Christian Church and Christian Women's Fellowship, married in 1909 to Samuel T. Coolley. survived by husband three sons Clair Truman Verle a daughter Ambra Mae Duffy six grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Funeral at First Christian Church Centralia with burial in Centralia Cemetery. Memorials to Sherwood Arms Nursing Home.
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Centralia
S. T. Coolley
Audrain Medical Center
Christian Women’s Fellowship
Iowa
Jacob Hammond
Nancy Beard Hammond
Umbra Hammond
Samuel T. Coolley
Audrain County
Sherwood Arms Nursing Home
Rolla Riley Dies at 76 in Centralia
Rolla Riley 76, retired Centralia area farmer and deacon at First Baptist Church, died unexpectedly at his home Monday night. Funeral set at the church with burial in Glendale Memorial Gardens. Survived by widow Virgie, daughter Thelma Reams, son Edward Riley, two brothers, a sister, five grandchildren and six great grandchildren.
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Centralia
Rolla Riley
First Baptist Church
Howard White
Glendale Memorial Gardens
Meador and Son Funeral Home
Sturgeon
James Rolla Riley
James Buchanan Riley
Virgie Stites
James
Thelma) Reams
Edward Harold Riley
Columbia
Ernest
Odie Riley
Minnie Clark
Ponca City
Okla
Browning Child Born in Seattle Family Welcomes Son Jeffrey Alan
Jeffrey Browning and Judith Sheldahl announce the birth of their son Jeffrey Alan at Northwest Hospital weighing 6 pounds 8 ounces. He is welcomed by maternal grandparents Mr and Mrs Earl Browning of Mexico and Mr and Mrs Herbert Sheldahl of Seattle. Father is an osteopathic physician and surgeon in Seattle.
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Jeffrey Browning
Gale Browning
Seattle
Jeffrey Alan
Northwest Hospital
Earl, Browning
Mexico
Herbert Sheldahl
Judith Sheldahl
Legion Will Buy Vandalia Veterans Hall
A special American Legion Post 167 meeting in Vandalia approved buying the VFW half of the joint Veterans Hall property at the price set by the VFW. Rotary contest winners were announced with Lovelace couple first and Gower second and Salmon third, among 14 entries. Visits and hospital discharge news followed, including Connie Girard convalescing after an auto crash and visiting relatives in Fulton and Bowling Green.
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Vandalia
American Legion
Veterans Hall
Veterans of Foreign Post
VFW
Jim Lovelace
Vandalia Rotary Club
Ray Gower
Ben Salmon
Joe Lovelace
Kenneth Stotler
Carl West
Vernon Hartung
James E. Estes
Clyde Hook
Jimmy
Middletown
Edgar Hook
St. Charles
Edgar Gore
Thelma Hook
Fulton
Miss Bourne Dies At 79 In Montgomery City
Miss Susie Belle Bourne age 79 of Montgomery City died unexpectedly Friday morning at her niece’s home while visiting for the holidays. Born October 10 1891 in Middletown she was a daughter of Frank and Belle Bourne and was predeceased by both parents two brothers and two sisters. She is survived by numerous nieces and nephews. Funeral services will be Sunday at 2 p.m. at Hopewell Baptist Church with Rev. Robert Stoddard officiating. Burial will follow in Middletown Cemetery. Friends may call Schlanker Funeral Home before services.
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Montgomery City
Susie Belle Bourne
David Clark
Robert Stoddard
Middletown
Schlanker Funeral Home
Mrs. Dolly Lewis Rites on Sunday
Mrs. Dolly Ann Lewis of Arnold Missouri died Thursday at Fairground Manor Nursing Home She was born May 28 1877 daughter of William and Mary Jackson She was married to Stephen Lewis who preceded her in death Survivors include numerous nieces Funeral services set for Sunday at 2 pm at Oak Grove Baptist Church near Jonesburg Burial will follow in the church cemetery Friends may call at Baker Funeral Home New Florence until the service time
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New Florence
Dolly Ann Lewis
Arnold
Fairground Manor
St. Louis
William and
Mary Hasting Jackson
Stephen Lewis
Oak Grove Baptist Church
Jonesburg
Church
Baker Funeral Home
Nevins Win Paris Home Lighting
A large Paris crowd attended Christmas services at Paris Catholic Church hosted by Rev. John McMyler with a line of pastors and a mixed church choir. The Paris Jaycees sponsored a Christmas Home Lighting contest with ten to twelve homes entering. prizes awarded to Nevins, Wade, Lafferty, Branham, and Rouse. Michael Green and Gary Evans, from Hannibal area, were charged in magistrate court with feloniously stealing guns from Robey Building Supply in Monroe City and held for extradition. Sheriff Mason pursued further leads in Quincy.
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Jane Ransdell- Paris
Paris Catholic
John McMyler
Roy Kinder
David Fischer
John Vanlatdingham
James Culpepper
Mr. Culpepper
Paris United
South Washington
Joe Branham
East Marion
Albert Rouse
S. Washington
Michael George Green
Gary Evans
Hannibal
Robey Building Supply Company
Monroe City
Adams County
Dean Mason
Quincy
C J Clark Dies Rites Held Today
Claude John Clark 74 of New Florence died Thursday at Biggers Nursing Home Auxvasse where he lived all his life. Born December 20 1896 in Danville he was a son of William and Martha Felkins Clark. He leaves two brothers Talmage New Florence and Horace St Louis. Funeral services were to be held this afternoon at Baker Horer Steinhardt with burial in New Florence Cemetery. He was a member of the New Florence United Methodist Church.
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New Florence
Claude John ‘Clark
Biggers
Auxvasse
Danville
William
Martha Felkins Clark
Talmage
Horace
St. Louis
Baker Funeral Home
Horer Steinhardt
Clark
Hagenhoff Rites Held Today at St. Joseph's Martinsburg
Funeral services for Martin J. Hagenhoff were held at 10 am at St. Joseph's Catholic Church in Martinsburg with Rev. Leo Stamm officiating. Burial followed in St. Joseph's Cemetery. Grandsons Philip Guibor and Jason and Andrew Kehl served. pallbearers included Sylvester Borgmeyer Gene Wieschhaus Paul Fennewald Sylvester Arens Arnold Fennewald and Fred Arens.
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St. Joseph's
Catholic Church
Martin J. Hagenhoff
Leo Stamm
St. Joseph's Cemetery
Philip Guibor
Jason
Andrew Kehl
Sylvester Borgmeyer
Gene Wieschhaus
Paul Fennewald
Sylvester Arens
Arnold Fnnewald
Fred Arens
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