Weather and safety brief from Missouri Kansas City area
Official 7 am readings forecast rain or freezing rain this afternoon with snow ending tonight and colder temperatures. Zone 5 advisory warns of flurries and northerly winds to 20 mph. Missouri outlook calls for colder temperatures and possible snow Friday. Reports include hospital admissions, safety incidents, and sheriff and highway patrol activity in Audrain County with multiple burglaries, a minor traffic collision, and a court docket update.
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Missouri
Funeral Services for Lee Kennett Held at Arnold Home
Funeral services for Lee Kennett who died unexpectedly at his home Monday were conducted by Rev. Frank Park at Arnold Funeral Home. Burial followed at East Lawn Memorial Park. Organist was Mrs. John W. Willer. Pallbearers: Henry Dietz, Hanley Jennings, William Lierheimer, Francis DeVault, James Baker, Ed Hoover. Honorary pallbearers: George Wren, Orville Sheets, Mike Boicourt, Jim Wells, Richard Nelson, Jack Smiley, Russell Cox.
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Lee Kennett
Arnold Funeral Home
Frank Park
First Baptist Church
East Lawn Memorial Park Cemetery
John W. Willer
Henry Dietz
Columbia
Hanley Jennings
William Lierheimer
Francis DeVault
James Baker
Ed Hoover
George Wren
Orville Sheets
Fulton
Mike Boicourt
Jim Wells
Richard Nelson
Jack Smiley
Russell Cox
Former Jonesburg Resident Dies
Mrs Lillian Cresswell 7B a Jonesburg descendant died unexpectedly Monday at her St Louis home. Born in Jonesburg she was daughter of Hicks and Mrs Jones. Her husband was the late Joe Cresswell. She leaves nephew Howard Higginbotham and nieces Mrs George Weltch and Mrs Otto Lottes. Graveside services 2 45 p m tomorrow at Jonesburg Cemetery Harding Funeral Home in charge.
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Jonesburg
Lillian Cresswell
Jones
St. Louis
Hicks Jones
Joe Cresswell
Howard Higginbotham
Potosi
George Weltch
Cape Girardeau
Otto Lottes
Jonesburg Cemetery
Harding Funeral Home
Mrs Roy Roden of Wilburton dies after cancer battle
Mrs. Roy Julia Roden of Wilburton Oklahoma died at 6 p.m. Tuesday at Latimer County Hospital. She was the mother of Margaret Landry who has stayed by her mother since Christmas. Services and burial are planned for Friday afternoon in Wilberton. Memorials may go to the Audrain Cancer Society or St Matthew's Episcopal Church.
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Roy
Julia) Roden
Wilburton
Okla
Latimer County Hospital
James
Margaret) Landry
Olive St
Landry
Wilberton
Audrain Cancer Society
St. Matthew’s Episcopal Church
Miss Godfrey Buried in Jonesburg Cemetery
Funeral services were held at Jonesburg Cemetery for Miss Rachel A. Godfrey a longtime Hancock School District teacher in St. Louis. She was daughter of H. M. Lee and Estella Mae Godfrey and leaves brother James H. Godfrey of Little Rock and three nephews William Lee Don and John Godfrey.
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Jonesburg
Rachel A. Godfrey
Hancock
St. Louis
H. M. Lee
Estella Mae Godfrey
James H. Godfrey
Little Rock
Ark
William Lee
Don
John Godfrey
Funeral services held for Mrs Tombs in Centralia
Funeral services were held today for Mrs Dollie M Tombs 85 of Centralia with Rev Joe Acuff of First Baptist Church officiating Burial was in Glendale Memorial Gardens Fenton Funeral Home was in charge Pallbearers were grandsons Lannie Thomas Wayne Patton and Robert Lee Paul Dean Roberts all of Centralia and William Harold Freeman of Kansas City
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Dollie M. Tombs
Joe Acuff
First Baptist Church
Glendale Memorial Gardens
Fenton Funeral Home
Lannie
Thomas Wayne Patton
Robert Lee
Paul Dean Roberts
William and
Harold Freeman
Kansas City
Mrs Otto Sonwalt dies at 76 in Missouri Church service
Funeral services were held at Eisleben Lutheran Church for Mrs Otto Sonwalt 76 who died December 30 at Southeast Missouri Hospital Cape Girardeau. Burial followed in the church cemetery. The family had lived in Rush Hill before moving to Ticmo where she was born. She leaves a husband a daughter two brothers and several grandchildren and a great grandchild.
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Illmo
Eisleben Lutheran Church
Limo
Otto Sonjwwalt
Southeast Missouri Hospital
Cape Girardeau
Sonwalt
Rush Hill
Ticmo
Arch Hays
Andrew Tuepker
Lee
Henry Sonwalt
Anna Elizabeth Alma Sonwalt
Scott County
August
Bertha Ristig Fifert
Chief Labor Mediator Quits Amid Private Industry Move
J Curtis Counts resigns as Nixon's chief labor mediator to join private industry. At 57 he was respected by both unions and employers for fairness. AFL-CIO spokesman Meany praises his honesty. Also notes an error in Nearly New Shop ad listing hours.
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J. Curtis Counts
Nixon
Counts
Afl-Cio
Geroge Meany
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Bud) Riley
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