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Newspaper

Mexico Ledger

Location

Mexico, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jan 07, 1974

Page

9

Weather and market roundup from Missouri area reports

Officials posted 7:00 a.m readings with highs in the 20s and lows in the teens, with a forecast for Missouri zones turning partly cloudy and cooler. Public safety notes cover a three car crash with no injuries, highway patrol reports, and magistrate actions plus livestock and stock market receipts and local vital statistics tallies.

Stitt Missouri Kansas City Lake of the Ozark

Mexico Ledger keeps birth and death notices in January 1974

The page lists numerous birth and death notices from Mexico and nearby towns with dates in November and December, including entries for Bertley Edmond Bishop, Mitchell Andrew Boyd, and many others, plus a New York AP stock market brief noting declines and mixed action on major exchanges.

Death notices for Charles M. Allen of Paris

Funeral services are set for Charles M. Allen 51 at 10 p.m. Wednesday at Agnew Funeral Home Paris. He died at Audrain Medical Center after being found at the Hoxsey Hotel. Born July 31 1925, he is survived by a sister Ruby Young and three brothers Joe Wayne, Robert Sterling and John. Burial will be in Walnut Grove Cemetery Paris.

Paris Charles M. Allen Agnew Micheal Crouch Allen Audrain Medical Center Hoxsey James Lucien Cornelia Korpen Allen Ruby Young Quincy Joe Wayne Allen Oregon Robert Sterling Milan John Allen Orlando Fla Walnut Grove

E E Myers Services Held At Paris

Elijah E Myers 78 of Paris died after a stroke and burial followed at Walnut Grove Cemetery. Rev James Culpepper led services at Agnew Funeral Home with pallbearers John Ramsey Reavis Capps Laverne Heckart Tive Dawson David Buie Paul Boulware Eugene Millard Roy Jones. Survived by wife Sylvia Ramsey two sons Glenn and Carroll four grandchildren and one great grandchild.

Paris Elijah E. Myers Agnew James Culpepper Walnut Grove Cemetery John Ramsey Reavis Capps Laverne Heckart Tive Dawson David Buie Paul Boulware Eugene Millard Roy Jones Myers Moberly Edwards County Ill United Methodist Church of Sylvia Ramsey Glenn Lacon Carroll Columbus Ohio

Guthrie Dies During Colorado Visit. Chicago Man Were Diaz

Frank W. Guthrie of Chicago Illinois died while visiting his daughter Mrs. Frank A. Traylor Jr. in Denver Colorado. He had long worked for General Motors and is survived by a son Dr. Frank Guthrie Jr. of Winnetka Indiana. his wife died six weeks earlier.

Frank W. Guthrie Chicago Inl Mexico Guthrie Frank A. (Clair) Traylor Jr Denver Colo General Motors Frank Guthrie Jr Winnetka, IN

Mrs Bertha Klick Rites Tomorrow

Mrs Bertha Ann Klick 83 of Fulton died Friday night at Callaway Memorial Hospital. She was sister of William Henry Davis of Mexico. Services at 10 a.m. Tuesday at Browning Funeral Home Fulton with burial in Auxvasse Cemetery. Friends may call 5 to 8 p.m. today. Born Sept 15 1890 in Callaway County to James Sutton and Bertha A Sieckman Davis. Widower Gustave John Klick died in 1951. Survived by two sons Ernest A Klick Jefferson City and Martin H Klick McCredie. three daughters Mrs Price Vaughn Holts Summit Mrs B C Woods Tucson Ariz and Mrs Charlie Spears Waukesha Wis. five brothers Luther Davis Fulton Ernest Tucson Otto Portland William Henry Mexico and Paul in Germany.

Fulton Bertha Ann Klick Callaway Memorial Hospital William Henry Davis Mexico Browning Bertha A. Sieckman Davis Gustave John Klick Ernest A. Klick Jefferson City Martin H. Klick McCredie Price Vaughn Holts Summit B. C. Woods Tucson Ariz Charlie Spears Waukesha Wis Luther Davis Ernest

Eagleton Eyes Insurance Cut Amidfuel Crisis

Oklahoma City AP reports efforts to lower auto insurance rates tied to fuel shortages draw support from Oklahoma lawyers and attract Sen Tom Eagletons attention. The Oklahoma Trial Lawyers Association endorsed a 10 percent rate cut beginning Feb 1, while proposals to reduce speed limits and gasoline use aim to curb accidents and premiums. Eagleton requested updates on any actions by Insurance Commissioner Hunt since conservation efforts began.

Oklahoma City Oklahoma Tom Eagleton D-Mo Eagleton Joe B. Hunt Oklahoma Trial Lawyers Association Hunt James B. Browne Cushing Lawyers’ Group Oklahoma Board of Property and Casualty Rates Robert Card

Bill Brown Killed In Auto Accident

William Edgar Brown 25 of Orlando formerly of Mexico was killed in an Orlando auto crash. He was a painter and electrician. Survivors include wife Stacey daughter parents Frank J. and Mrs. Brown, sister Judy Kay Fish, brothers Frank Ray George Ray Kenneth Dean, grandmother Mrs. Ray Gray and aunt Mrs. Robert Dudley. Funeral services pending in Orlando.

William Edgar Bill) Brown Orlando Fla Mexico Mr. Brown Stacey Frank J. Brown Judy Kay Fish Frank Ray George Ray Kenneth Dean Ray Gray Robert Dudley Martinsburg

Saltzman Rites Notice for D G Saltzman

The Rev John Harmon will officiate at services for D G Saltzman born June 7 1923 in Dell Vale Kansas died after serving in World War II and residing in Mexico Burial will be at East Lawn Memorial Park Cemetery Visitation and Masonic services at Precht Pickering Funeral Home Tuesday were announced He was survived by his wife Betty Green his mother Mrs Carl Saltzman of Troy Kansas and three brothers plus nine nephews and nieces He was a member of the Masonic Lodge and the Little Dixie Shrine Club.

John Harmon East Lawn Memorial Park Cemetery Dell Vale Kan Carl A Eva Sara Smith Saltzman Denver Betty Green Mexico Carl Saltzman Troy Denton Ridgeway Merlin Air Force California Louisiana Precht- Pickering Funeral Home Saltzman Masonic Lodge Little Dixie Shrine Club

Hearing Set On Aerosol Ban

Washington AP The Consumer Product Safety Commission will hold a public hearing next month on a petition by the Center for Science in the Public Interest urging a ban on certain toxic aerosol products and testing requirements for health hazards before marketing. The petition cites 2.5 billion annual sprays and that about 95 percent of Americans use aerosols daily, noting health risks and container explosion dangers.

Washington Consumer Product Safety Commission Center For Science In the Public Interest Pe Utlok Bay

Truck Driver Turned Builder Tops Business World

Jim Walter, 50, built the Jim Walter Corp into a multimillion dollar builder, aiming for 1.1 billion in building materials and homes this year. From a truck driver with 12th grade education, he started in 1946 with 400 borrowed from his father and 600 saved. He attributes success to a good product and timing a building boom, selling 250 homes first year for 300000 and now finishing 6000 to 9000 homes annually at about 8081 each. Associates estimate his net around 20 to 25 million. Walter emphasizes persistence, capital access, and strong leadership in a hands on, first name culture.

Tampa Fla Jim Walter Jim Walter Corp America Jim Walter

Gasoline price mischarges rise amid IRS probes

A Federal Energy Office survey found 693 of 3,590 stations overcharged in the week ending Dec 21, about 20 percent, as complaints rise. IRS offices fielded 3,500 weekend calls before New Year’s. In NYC area refunds from $50 to $8,800 were ordered. miscalculations and errors drive most overcharges. Over 4,000 stations checked. 450 cases settled, 200 pending. In Portland a GAS office schedules fuel by appointment. one dealer profits from fees, while others deny ties to GAS. Examples of tricks include a 25-cent surcharge in Atlanta and a $5 gasoline offer tied to a $3 trinket in Chicago.

Federal Energy Office IRS New York City Portland Ore Mike Thomas Arco Station Thomas Jean Lewis Lewis Oregon Atlanta Philadelphia Chicago

Shah predicts Iran to sell aspirin and protein by 1986

The Shah of Iran told Der Spiegel that by 1986 Iran will be industrialized enough to sell petroleum as products rather than crude oil. He said the era of cheap oil is past and Iran will rival West Germany France and Britain through industrialization, avoiding Western society flaws.

Hamburg Germany Iran Shah der Spiegel Vienna West Germany France Britain

Hom e Sacrificed In Vain Attempt To Save Son

In St Louis a family sold their Fen ton home to travel to Houston for a cure for 7 month old Shane’s biliary atresia. Doctors expect the child to die within the week. Jimmy W Shirley and his wife say they spent about 8000 in medical bills but kept hope until the end.

Home Son ST. Louis Jimmy W. Shirley Shane Shirley Fenton Houston Shirleys Daughers St. Louis Children’s Hospital

New Rush Hill post office hours change to Saturday morning only

The Rush Hill post office will operate Monday to Friday 7 a.m. to 11 a.m. and 12:30 to 3 p.m. Saturday hours are 7 a.m. to 11 a.m. closing Sundays and holidays. The post office is in the old Rush Hill Bank Building. A new grocery store opens across the street with clerk Mrs. Tom Adams serving Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Flaugher family from Laddonia.

Posto Forner Helen Schulte Albers Schulte Tom Adams Jerry Flaugher Laddonia

Plan To Aid Prisoners Earn Release

Missouri Corrections Director George M. Camp announced a new rehabilitation program to help inmates earn release sooner. A dedicated inmate team including a correctional officer, paralegal, and education or work supervisor will tailor plans. the program starts February 1 at Moberly, April 1 at Algoa, and June 1 at the state penitentiary and Tipton women's prison for all 3,600 inmates.

Jefferson City Missouri George M. Camp Department of Corrections Corrections Department Moberly Algoa Reformatory State Penitentiary and Women’s Prison Tipton

No Energy Bill Until February

Senate Democratic leader Mike Mansfield told Gov. Reubin Askew that Congress may not act on an energy bill until late February. If no action by then, a special session in Florida is unlikely. Askew canceled the Jan. 8 session. Congress reconvenes Jan. 21. Pride noted the delay hinges on congressional action.

Tallahassee Fla Senate Mike Mansfield Reubin Askew Congress Askew Mansfield Don Pride Florida Pride Congressional Conference Commission Mington Non Toneate Missouri Boca Grande Suulweest

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