Roy Kobush Dies Rites To Be Friday
Roy Kobush dies with services set Friday. The brief notice gives exact death details and funeral timing, reflecting standard local obituary practice.
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Newspaper
Mexico Ledger
Location
Mexico, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1970
Page
10
Roy Kobush dies with services set Friday. The brief notice gives exact death details and funeral timing, reflecting standard local obituary practice.
Zone 5 fair tonight and Friday with low 58 to 64 and high near 90. Missouri region fair to partly cloudy through Friday with lows upper 50s to 60s and highs 88 to 93. Extended weekend includes a chance of showers mainly north, otherwise warm and humid with upper 60s to around 90. River stages listed for several cities.
Audrain Hospital officials reported admissions including Connie Davidson Linda Wright Carter Taylor Brian Snell Eugene Affolter Francis Barker Mabel Sue Leroy Rhodes Jr Vera Franke Garland Smith Mexico Ruby Branstetter Vandalia Mike Baehr Rush Hill James Cox De De Jennings Christien Bradley Justin Liley Paris Christien Bradley Justin Liley Fulton Alma Kleinsorge Wellsville Jane Schraer High Hill Earl Gregory Middletown John Wenger Benton City. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Robert L Painter at 6:04 am weighing seven pounds five ounces. Discharges listed include William Maddox Fannie Edwards Roy Creasey W E Claywell Kenneth Garrett Calvin Haverner Joseph Mitchell William Fry Donald Davison and daughter John Epps Mexico Howard Baugh Roy Fitzgerald Willard Lehnen Middletown Henry McClure Avasse Mark Randall Clark Harry Troy Centralia Steven Britton Elizabeth Brown Jesse All en Laddonia Hobratschk and daughter Willard Brandenburg Lizzie Teague Vandalia.
Obituary notes report the deaths of Michael Melahn Stuart age 1 Everette G. McGrew 71 Mrs Carter Norris Roy Lee Kobush 61 Fale Kellum Sputlock 67 Mrs Dally Dowling 88 in brief local notices listing names and ages. No further biographical details accompany the notices.
Douglas Gabriel Kinder of Painter Mo and Bonnie Jean Broeker of Mexico were issued marriage licenses.
Police logged a home break-in at 1127 Lakeview Road during a July vacation period with entry via southwest windows and disheveled interiors. nothing missing. A 22 caliber pistol on a 38 Colt frame was reported stolen from 614 West Pearson Street between Sunday and Wednesday. A prowler was seen in the 600 block of South Missouri Street at midnight but investigators found nothing. Local livestock and highway patrol reports noted a one car accident on a slick spot near Auxvasse Creek bridge causing no injuries and $300 vehicle damage. City court actions included several fines and bonds for negligent driving and public disturbances. Cattle and sheep listings concluded with market figures on hogs, steers, heifers, and lambs.
Detroit AP United Auto Workers begin new contract talks with Ford Motor Co and hear warnings from Ford bargaining chief Malcolm Denise mirroring GM's stance about rising imported car competition. The talks aim to restore unlimited cost of living wage hikes lost in 1967 while midnights expire midweek for Big Three workers.
Due to rain and bad weather the street department runs one day behind. Robin Hood Rd. is sealed today from Kentucky Rd. to Curtis St. and 400 feet north. Friday the seal reaches Sherwood Rd. and Pollock Rd. The first week of delays follows train disruptions. Yale St. remains unscheduled and next week’s plan is not announced.
South Vietnamese delegates angrily withdrew from the World Youth Assembly in New York charging Communist disruption fascist maneuvers racial bias and brutal behavior by United Nations employees. They said interpreter Tran Khanh Van was nearly strangled by five U.N. guards while requesting the floor. A U.N. spokesman said the interpreter left the peace commission meeting voluntarily after shouting from the floor.
Mrs Dolly Dowling 88 of Silver Spring Maryland formerly of Rhineland Missouri died in Maryland Wednesday Funeral services are pending at Schlanker funeral home Montgomery City Mo She was born June 9 1881 at Big Springs and spent her early life in Montgomery County She moved to Maryland to live with a daughter Married to Martin Dowling who died in 1923 Survived by a son Year R of Montgomery City a daughter Mrs Golda Moman of Silver Spring five grandchildren and 11 great grandchildren A son Jake Dowling died six days ago in St Louis
Funeral services were held for Rev. Jack Malia, 53, Perry Christian Church pastor, at 2 pm Tuesday. Clergy from several churches led the rites, with multiple ministers and lay leaders participating. Malia, who died Saturday, leaves his wife and two sons Dale and John P. Maria II. Burial followed at Grand View Burial Park.
Pet shows scheduled for McMillan Park at 10 a.m. and Plunkett Park at 1:30 p.m. Cindy Page and Betty Fuemler oversee the events. All pets must be on a leash at McMillan. Plunkett allows any animal, but only dogs need leashes.
Mrs Carter Norris formerly Le lia Winans of Mexico and sister of Mrs Lester J Williams of 122 S Western Ave died in Phoenix after two years illness Burial planned in Berkeley Calif where she had lived before moving Daughters and four brothers survive with two sons John Norris of Denver and Carter Norris Jr of Scottsdale plus seven grandchildren Her father was the late Dr T H Winans and she attended Mexico public schools Hardin College and Missouri University Pi Phi member Married 1917 to Mr Norris who preceded her in death
Stocks advanced amid stronger earnings as the New York Stock Exchange shows gains with the Dow Jones average up 1.53 percent at noon to 722.55. Advancers outpaced decliners by over 3 to 1 while big names such as Mobil Oil Union Carbide and Atlantic Richfield posted higher quotes. The AP stock index rose 2.5 to 239.7 on midday readings, with industrials and rails leading the rise and airlines and motors mixed.
Centralia’s power system is back to normal after yesterday morning’s storm cut electricity in the business district. City Administrator Howard Burton said crews restored power by 10 a.m. but repairs extended into the day, costing about $1000 for copper wire.
Funeral services for Charles Stanley Young were held this morning at Arnold funeral home conducted by Rev. George B. Wraith pastor of the First Christian Church. Burial was in Elmwood Cemetery. Music was provided by organist Mrs. John W. Willer and pallbearers were Tom Jones Gary Jones Ronnie Carver Danny Long George Goodhart and Dewy Qualls.
Michael Melahn Stuart one year old son of Mr and Mrs Charles Stuart of 926 S Olive St died at home from kidney disease. Funeral Friday at 10:30 a.m. at First Presbyterian Church with Rev Robert R Collins. Burial East Lawn Memorial Park. Born June 20, 1969 in Mexico. Survivors: parents two brothers Lance and Cort a sister Jill grandparents and maternal grandparents. Memorials to Presbyterian Memorial Fund for nursery furnishings. Funeral home viewing 7 to 8:30 p.m. tonight.
Everette Gill McGrew 71 a former Laddonia resident and longtime Auxvasse resident died yesterday at Kingdom Nursing Home. The body is at Maupin Funeral Home with services Friday at Auxvasse Baptist Church. Burial in Laddonia Cemetery. He was born March 4 1899 in Ralls County and married Ina Gregg in 1920. Surviving are his wife Lucylle Culvertson daughter Donna Lee Wallen son Wayne and siblings. He was a member of the OOF and Baptist Church.
LADDONIA Rev Fate Kellum Spurlock 67 died at home after a lingering illness. He was born June 22, 1903 at Farber, married Evelyn Springer in 1925, and lived in California from 1945 to 1986 before returning to Laddonia. Surviving: wife Evelyn, three sons Ronald and Donald in California, Stanley in Germany, two daughters Betty Barker and Joyce Kelley, 14 grandchildren, brother Mark, sister Halvel Spurlock. Funeral at 2 p.m. Saturday at Wilkey Bienhoff funeral home. burial Laddonia Cemetery with Masonic graveside rites. Friends may call Friday afternoon.
Graveside services were held today at Elmwood Cemetery for the stillborn daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Dean Lewis of Auxvasse. The baby was born Saturday at Utes Hospital. The Rev. J Q Gibson officiated. The Green Funeral Home of Mexico was in charge of arrangements.
Nearly 400 attended the beef cow conference at the Central Missouri Livestock Market. Barbecue for 375 preceded talks on profit ideas and cattle practices led by Dale Schnarre and other experts including Ivo Frank and C. Lierheimer.
Stanley Baker and Marty Stroup of Sheridan Wyoming waived extradition to Montana to stand trial for the first degree murder of 22 year old social worker James Michael Schlosser of Roundup Montana. The torso of Schlosser was found in the Yellowstone River with limbs missing. Police say bones were found in the suspects pockets and Baker admitted to killing and dismembering the victim.
Mrs Robert Kerr was elected president of the Aulrain County Women’s Democratic Club after a covered dish luncheon at the Vandalia State Bank. The explosion at the nearby bank injured several and damaged storefronts as a bomb was planted outside the bank, with accounts of the chaotic scene and the ensuing hospital reports.
A Missouri investigation will study a triple drowning near Vandalia where seven divers from Wichita and Vandalia attended a gathering. The committee, led by Richard Southern, will hear reports in Joplin on August 9 and Wichita on August 8, with members including Mrs. Ruth Gregg and Sen. Joplin attendees. Local hostesses and family members from Vandalia and nearby towns participated in the event.
Supt. Thomas reports the seventeenth annual fall workshop program is set to begin August 24 with Secretary of State James D. Kirkpatrick as speaker. The weeklong event includes tours of Mexico industries by new teachers and civic club entertainments, culminating Friday with assignments.
SAIGON AP The U S Command reports Maj Gen W Casey commander of the 1st Alice Division has been identified among bodies recovered from a July 7 helicopter crash. The seven Americans aboard the craft are listed as missing except Casey who was piloting. He died while en route from division HQ Phuoc Vinh to Cam Ranh Bay to visit wounded personnel.
Antonio de Oliveira Salazar, longtime Portuguese ruler, suffered a relapse and is critically ill, doctors said today. The former dictator, who governed for nearly four decades, was ousted from power in September 146.
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