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Newspaper

Mexico Ledger

Location

Mexico, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jan 26, 1971

Page

9

Weather and court notes from Missouri area notice

Partly cloudy and cold weather forecast for Zone 5 and Missouri including lows near zero to 12 above and highs in the 20s to 30s. Fire department investigated a gas odor at 225 N Mississippi Ave. no source found. Circuit Court reports burglary information. Probate Court issued letters of administration for Emil Duffen valued around 35000 with widow and 19 nephews and nieces as heirs. River stage readings for several towns listed with numbers and changes.

Missouri Julius Durham Mississippi Ave Emil Duffen Beulah M. Duffen

Hospital admits list at Audrain Medical Center

Officials at Audrain Medical Center report admissions including Charles Fox Mrs Ernest Crosier Andrew Crum Mrs J R Webb Mrs Thomas Merritt Charles Heberer Mrs Mary Gurwell Rick Roberts Mrs Elmer Thessler Mrs Howard George Marcus Ridgeway Mexico Mrs Susie Blondin Fulton Lloyd H Woodson Miss Deborah J Cooper Auxvasse Mrs Harold Worsham Bowling Green Mrs Wayne Dungan Mrs William Butcher Fulton Mrs James BE English Martinsburg Mrs William J Summers Laddonia Mrs Harriett Tripp Middletown Miss Pajema Mae Henry Roy W Jones Mrs Louise Chambers Joe B Foster Centralia Mrs Adam Caran Bellflower Barna Taylor Paris Dismissed: John Baker Mrs Jessie Miller Mrs Arthur Riley Edmund B Moeller Mexico Mrs Robert Bradley and son James Shields Centralia Timothy Legerman Aux Vasse Russell D Clark Jr New Florence Archie Hutc h eson Mrs Earl Benn Vandalia Mrs James Terry and daughter Farber

Audrain Medical Center Charles Fox Ernest Crosier Andrew Crum J. R. Webb Thomas Merritt Charles Heberer Mary Gurwell Rick Roberts Elmer Thessler Howard George Marcus Ridgeway Mexico Susie Blondin Fulton Lloyd H. Woodson Deborah J. Cooper Auxvasse Harold Worsham Bowling Green Wayne Dungan William Robert Bradley James Shields Centralia Timothy Legerman Russell D. Clark Jr New Florence Archie Hutccheson Earl Benn Vandalia James Terry Farber

Police Reports Highlight Multiple Street Collisions

Miss Musette Lee Logan of 724 BE Love St collided with a parked car at 2 38 p.m. at Jefferson and Whitley. The parked car owner Geneva Minks of 226 E Boulevard. Mrs June A Goodin of Jefferson City received a summons for failure to keep a vehicle under control after striking a car on S Clark St at 3 08 p.m. Mrs Joan E Volkmer of 1421 S Western St was the other driver in that left turn incident. Ola Mae Kelsay Route 2 Mexico was summoned for failure to yield after striking a car on Muldrow while turning from Liberty onto Muldrow. A prowler was reported in the 700 block of W Liberty St at 11 45 p.m. no one found. Mrs Robert McIntosh 704 E Jackson St reported a stray dog with black and white long hair chained at their home.

Musette Lee Logan Love St Jefferson and Whitley Sts Jefferson St Geneva Minks E. Boulevard June A. Goodin Jefferson City Liberty St Muldrow Timmy Joe Gourley Hickory Hill Dr W. Liberty St Robert Mcintosh E. Jackson St

Missouri Missouri Livestock Market Hogs Cattle Prices

Missouri Livestock Market Center reports steady hog quotes across US 1-2 weights with 210-240 lb hogs at 18.00-18.25 and sows 14.00-15.25. Cattle and calves see 1700 head bid with feeder steers 33.50-36.75 per 500-650 lb, and steer calves 45.00-37.50 per 350-500 lb. Chicago and National Stockyards listings show steady to higher prices for slaughter steers, heifers, and cows with mixed good and prime lots and vealer quotes around 38-40.

Missouri Livestock Market Center Dept. OF AG Chicago USDA National Ill Choice Ewes Utility Choice

Stock market mixed as New York exchange gains on ease money

The New York market posted a small advance with heavy trading. The Dow Jones 30 rose 1.51 points to 867.23 at noon while the 60 stock average climbed to 302.9. Advances led declines 8 to 5 on the NYSE amid brisk turnover and a delayed tape.

A. B. Chance Co Commerce Bancshares Wetterau New York Stock Exchange Bobbie Brooks Dresser Industries Interco Kaiser Aluminum Panhandle Hastern Ralston Purina U.S Associated Press

Frontier Jamboree Tonight at Mexico High

The Frontier Jamboree, run by the Student Council, has raised 208.20 with adult tickets at 2.0 for tonight at 7 30. Spirit Week events include Mum Day, pep assembly, Sticker Day, courtwarming queens, and School Color Day.

Dale Duty Buck Cody Ellen Williams Pat Westcott Pep Squad

Callahan Sentencing Delayed in Boone County Case

Larry Callahan of Mexico pleaded guilty to felonious assault with a deadly weapon before Judge John M. Cave in Boone County Circuit Court. The change of venue from Callaway County followed an incident on July 4, 1970 at Champlin station cafe in Kingdom City when Callahan allegedly cut Donald Beckley's throat over a hamburger dispute. Sentencing was suspended for a pre-sentence investigation report due February 18 with disposition set for February 22.

Larry Callahan Mexico John M. Cave Boone County Callaway County Callahan Donald Beckley Champlin Station Kingdom City Ted Salmons

St. Joe Hat Firm Buys Out Stetson

Stevens Hat Co. of St. Joseph announced its acquisition of Stetson Hat Co. of Philadelphia. Terms were undisclosed. Stetson will operate as a Stevens subsidiary with all facilities moved to St. Joseph. Initial Stetson staff will be 150, rising to 250 by fall.

St, Joseph, Mo Stevens Hat Co., Inc St. Joseph Stetson Hat Co Philadelphia Stetson Stevens Ben L. Rosenthal

Soybean and Corn Plantings Rise in 1971 Forecast

The Agriculture Department reports 35 major producing states plan more corn, soybeans, and sorghum in 1971 than in 1970. Missouri and Kansas show mixed changes with corn plantings up in Missouri and down slightly in Kansas, soybean acreage up in both states.

Washington Agriculture Department Missouri Kansas USDA

Soviet Venus 7 reports data from soft landing on Venus

Moscow says Venus 7 reached the planet s surface and transmitted data for 23 minutes Tass notes the surface temperature about 875 F and pressure ~90 earth atmospheres The craft survived longer than earlier attempts but ceased functioning after 35 minutes The report highlights improved parachute design and faster passage through upper atmospheric layers by the newer probe

Moscow Soviet Union Venus Tass Earth

Lost 15 gallon drum of cattle spray between Mexico

Missing 15 gallon drum of cattle spray reported between Mexico and 34% tiles North on Highway 15. Contact L. N. Brown at 581-2113, address 1421.

Mexico L. N. Brown

Dodge City's Marshal Removed in City Commission Vote

In Dodge City Kansas the city commission by vote shifted law enforcement duties from the marshal to a police chief while preserving the honorary marshal title to maintain the citys historic character and heritage. The move ends the decades old marshal role.

Dodge City Kan Bart Masterson Earp Brothers Renegades Rustlers Gamblers City Commission

Katherine Turner Dies At Centralia

Katherine M Turner 85 died Monday at Jones Boarding Home Centralia where she resided. A former school teacher she belonged to the Christian Church of Centralia. Born May 3 1885 in Illinois she was the last of seven daughters. She leaves three nieces and a nephew. Funeral at 2 p.m. Wednesday Meador and Son Funeral Home with the Rev Donald Mattson officiating burial in Centralia Cemetery. Visitation 6 p.m. today until services.

Centralia Katherine M. Turner Jones Christian Church of Illinois Houchett F Matilda Turner George Hartley Columbia Leo Eisele Mexico Rte Marion Anderson Monticello Til Donald Anderson Turner Meador and Son Funeral Donald Mattson The Christian Church Centralia Cemetery

Florence Fletemeyer Dies at 76 in Jonesburg

Florence A Polly Fletemeyer 76 longtime Jonesburg postal worker died Monday at St. Louis County hospital Funeral services set for 2 p m Thursday at Harding Funeral Home burial in Jonesburg Cemetery Visitation after 7 tonight at the funeral home He had carried mail from the post office to the railroad station and previously farmed He is survived by wife Nellie and three daughters Mary Pauk Warrenton Lucy Pleahman and Joyce Leu Jonesburg

Jonesburg Florence A Polly) Fletemeyer St. John’s Mercy Hospital St. Louis County Harding Funeral Home Jonesburg Cemetery Fletemeyer Nellie Mary Pauk Warrenton Lucy Pleahman Joyce Leu

Benjamin Oliver Dies At Age 88

Benjamin M Oliver 88 of Clark died at Community Memorial Hospital Moberly after a week as a patient Born August 23 1882 in Clark County Iowa he moved to Missouri in 1934 and to Clark in 1945 He survived by a daughter Ruby Brooks seven grandchildren six great grandchildren and a brother Funeral services 1 pm Thursday at Fenton Funeral Home Sturgeon with visitation Wednesday after 10 am until service time Burial in cemetery

Sturgeon — Benjjmin M. Oliver Clark Community Memorial Hospital Moberly Oliver Clark County Iowa William Pamela Jane Benson Oliver Virginia Agnes Trible Columbus Neb Primitive Baptist Church Woodward Ruby Brooks John Fenton Funeral Home Sturgeon Centralia

Joplin Murder Trial Delayed to April Term

SPRINGFIELD Mo AP three Joplin residents face second degree murder charges in the Sept 30 dynamite truck blast that killed John Galt Oklahoma City. They are Bobby Shuler 29 Gerald Bowden 27 and Sharon Moritz 27 Bowden’s common law wife. Bonds set at 100000 each. Trial postponed to April 6 circuit court. The blast occurred on Interstate 44 west of Springfield near Tri State Motor Transit Co. truck. Teamster Local 623 had been on strike since Sept 14.

Springfield Joplin Circuit Court Jack Powell Bobby Shuler Geraldl. Bowde Sharon L. Moritz Bowden John Galt

Bond Doubts Missouri Depository Plan Over Sealed Bids

Jefferson City Missouri State Treasurer William E Robinson announced a new policy for state fund deposits based on sealed bids with no political selection. Auditor Chris Bond questioned serious deficiencies and said he may veto or approve depository decisions, seeking an objective standard to prevent favoritism. The plan requires three active accounts, open bids, and a cap of two million dollars per bank, with 300 banks on the approved list and monthly reporting. Special focus favors banks aiding inner cities and ecological causes. interest levels remain unchanged.

Jefferson City William E. Robinson Christopher Kit) Bond Robinson Bond Illinois Missouri Robinson Asked His Special Advisory Commission of Business and Civic Leaders St. Louis Kansas City

Louisiana Vote On Liquor By The Drink Sale

Louisiana voters will go to the polls in a special election on Feb 2 to decide whether intoxicating liquors may be sold by the drink. The city council called the election after a petition signed by more than 275 residents met the 20 percent threshold from the last general election.

Louisiana

Mexico City hearing weighs sales tax to fund city needs

Councilmembers and residents debated raising funds for Mexico city services. A sales tax was advanced to a second reading with a March 2 vote, alongside potential property tax cuts if passed. Speakers urged public approval, citing road repairs, fire station needs, and budget gaps.

Tet Cease-Fire Arrives in South Vietnam Amid War

Saigon and American forces join Viet Cong and North Vietnamese in a Tet cease-fire across South Vietnam with no halt in Cambodia. Saigon proposes freeing all sick and wounded POWs on both sides, while counts of prisoners held and repatriations are outlined by Foreign Minister Tran Van Lam. The Viet Cong claimed an earlier four day cease-fire, and fighting around Phnom Penh ends as airports reopen to commercial traffic.

Saigon South Vietnam Cambodia Phnom Penh U.S Tran van Lam Republic of Vietnam Lam North North Vietnam

Visit With Mother From Wichita Kirksville Families

Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow Wade and son Dennis of Wichita and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Biberger and son of Rolla visited Mrs. Lenora W. Griffin over the weekend. Wade’s mother Mrs. O. C. Wade of Kirksville, a University Medical Center patient, also stopped by. Mrs. Lucian Derks of Stanberry stayed longer with Mrs. Griffin. Mrs. Griffin and Mrs. Wade are sisters, and Mr. Eiberger is her grandson.

Woodrow Wade Dennis Wichita Kan Kenneth Biberger Rolla Lenora W. Griffin Mr. Wade 0. C. Wade Kirksville University Medical Center Lucian Derks Stanberry Griffin Mrs. Griffin Wade Mr. Eiberger

Three to Plumbing Board Appointments Unanimously Approved

The council unanimously approved three appointments to the city plumbing board. Jerry Ludbrook fills the unexpired term of the late John Tompson ending Jan 11, 1972. Gilbert Patrick becomes city engineer to fill Leon Zeigler’s unexpired term, and Alan Coatsworth is named to a full term through November 1973. Mrs. M L Stephenson asked for city hall office space for the East Central Missouri Association for Mental Health, to lease on the third floor at 25 per month for one year, with no federal funds. The Audrain County Credit Union also rents space in city hall. The association will operate 9 to 4, Mon through Fri. A $7,483.26 bill from Gilmore Implement Co. for a truck chassis was approved.

City Plumbing Board Nielsen Building and Trades Jerry Ludbrook John Tompson Gilbert Patrick Leon Zeigler Alan Coatsworth M. L.stephenson East Central Missouri Association For Mental Health City Hall Audrain County Credit Union Stephenson Gilmore Implement Co

Isobel Lennart Dies in Calif Traffic Crash

Isobel Lennart, 5, author of Funny Irk book and screenplay, killed in a Sunday night traffic accident in Heme California. Her husband actor John Harding was critically injured. Lennart had been nominated three times for Academy Awards for film writing.

HEME Calif Isobel Lennart John Harding Miss Lennart

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