Local Weather and Livestock Market Update
Official 7:00 a.m. observations show highs near 88 and lows around 60s. May precipitation at 0.98 inches month to date, year to date 10.13 inches. May normal 4.60, year-to-date normal 15.14. Forecast zone 5: fair, mild tonight, with lows 60 to 65 and southeast winds. Tuesday mostly warm with a 30 percent chance of thunderstorms. highs 85 to 90. Missouri: clear to partly cloudy tonight and Tuesday with storms possible west and north. Kansas City Lake of the Ozarks stage at 656.3 feet, 3.7 feet below full.
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Missouri
Dated list of deaths and notices from The Daily Record
Dismissed notices list many names followed by deaths and hospital reports. Includes police accounts of two-car accidents in Mexico and Vandalia, highway patrol incident, courthouse suit against Frank Admire, and livestock market data with market prices and national stockyard figures.
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Sturgeon State Bank
Phillip Grimes
Columbia
Frank Admire
Nielsen To Speak To Voters In Mexico-Audrain County
Neil Nielsen Mexico City manager will address meetings of the League of Women Voters of Mexico Audrain County. The first session is at 9 30 a m in the Mexico Public Library hosted by Mrs Bob Gooch, the second at 7 30 p m at Mrs Warner Williams 216 South St Mexico. Also stock market roundup notes Dow up 3 32 at noon to 964 66 with more advances than declines. Soybeans and grain futures open weak with wheat near unchanged to a half cent lower and corn and oats down modestly.
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Voters League
Neil Nielsen
League of Women Voters of
New York
Dow Jones
New York Stock Exchange
Chicago
Funeral Tuesday for Mrs. Emma Sydney 88
Funeral services for Mrs. Emma Sydney 88 who died Saturday from smoke inhalation after a fire damaged her apartment at 927 S Trinity St will be held at 2 p.m. Tuesday at Second Baptist Church Rev William Duncan will officiate Burial will be in Tebbetts Cemetery The body is at Green Funeral Home Mexico visitation 7 to 9 tonight Mrs Sydney who was blind was born at Dundee later moved to Jefferson City and lived in Mexico 23 years She leaves a daughter Mrs Maggie Hord three grandchildren and five great grandchildren.
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Emma Sydney
S. Trinity St
Second Baptist Church
William Duncan
Tebbetts Cemetery
Green Funeral Home
Mexico
Sydney
Dundee
Jefferson City
Maggie Hord
Bremer linked to Wallace shooting traced by travel logs
The report outlines movements of Bremer tied to the Wallace case. It notes trips to Milwaukee, Ludington, and New York, hotel stays at Waldorf Astoria, a rented Rambler with a Maryland impound, and a speeding ticket in Binghamton. Bonded with April 15 in Maryland, near the Laurel Shopping Center where Wallace was shot.
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Michigan
Nunnery
Bremer
Waldorf-Astoria
New York City
Milwaukee
Sheraton Motor Inn
New Carrollton
Mrs William Simpson Dies at 58 in Holt's Summit
AUXVASSE An Auxvasse native Mrs William G Simpson 58 of Holt's Summit died Sunday morning at St Mary's Hospital Jefferson City after a stroke May 17 She worked for Missouri State Highway Department Funeral at 2 p m Tuesday First Christian Church Jefferson City burial Auxvasse Cemetery about 3 p m Visitation at Maupin Funeral Home Fulton until services She survived by a son Joe B Simpson of Los Angeles three sisters and two brothers and a sister in law Also Minnie Jewell Barnes 71 of Centralia died at home She will be buried in Glendale Memorial Gardens after services at 2 p m Wednesday at First Christian Church Centralia
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Auxvasse
Auxvaste
William G. Simpson
Holt’s Summit
St. Mary's Hospital
Jefferson City
Simpson
Virginia Maupin
Missouri State Highway Department
First Christian Church
Maupin
Fulton
Kay Maupin
Mr. Simpson
Faye
William Maupin
Thomas Sneed
Mexico
Centralia
Minnie Jewell Barnes
J. H. Barnes
Don Matson
Glendale Memorial Gardens
Ballew-Pickering
Barnes
Monroe County
Ira
Ethel H. Hickergon Davis
Mr. Barnes
Tulip Christian Church
Burnham Club of
Bert Frankes
Noma Frankes
Cordell, Oklo
Ballew- Pickering Funeral Home
Winston R. Smith Dies Rites Tuesday
Winston R. Smith 64, longtime Buxton-Skinner Printing Co. salesman, died Saturday at Boone County Hospital in Columbia after a day’s stay. Born May 29, 1887, at Jonesburg, he was a son of George Pittman and Carrie Thodosia Moore Smith. He was a Montgomery City Methodist Church member, a 32nd degree Mason, and lived with his sister Lulu Smith. Funeral services Tuesday at Schlanker Funeral Home with Masonic rites and a Methodist service. burial in Fairmont Cemetery, Denver, where his wife is buried.
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Montgomery City
Winston RR
Smith
Buxton-Skinner Printing Co
Boone County Hospital
Columbia
Jonesburg
George Pittman
Carrie Thodosia Moore Smith
Mabel
Pittman
Schlanker Funeral Home
Robert Hester
Fairmont Cemetery
Denver
Mrs. Nyle Pruitt Dies in Kansas City
Mrs. Nyle Pruitt 40 of Overland Park Kansas died yesterday at Baptist Memorial Hospital in Kansas City Funeral services pending Schlanker Funeral Home Montgomery City Born August 3 1931 in St Louis she was the former Betty Jane Nation daughter of Robert Nation and spouse of [name missing] She leaves her parents husband several children brothers and sisters.
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Montgomery City
Nyle Pruitt
Overland Park
Kan
Baptist Memorial Hospital
Kansas City
Schlanker Funeral Home
St. Louis
Betty Jane Nation
Robert Nation
Awards Roll At DECA And Key Club Banquet Highlights
David Hooke and Susan Schneider received awards from Mr Lowry while Mrs Orlando Worrell presented DAR honors to Lawrence Epple and Martha Hawthorne for DAR Good Citizen. William K Maloney announced contest winners including Sid Conklin Dan Hamilton and Alan Denham with state winners named. Diverse school honors followed from Library to Latin I awards and Who's Who selections among many named students and staff.
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David Hooke
Susan Schneider
Lowry
Orlando Worrell
Lawrence Epple
DAR Good Citizen
Martha Hawthorne
DECA
William K. Maloney
Sid Conklin
Dan Hamilton
Alan Denham
Lynn Lochridge
Carl Shulse
Danny Stingley
Merle Smith
Karen Wells
Rod Buresh
Jim Basinger
Maloney
Houchins
Girls State
Leroy Speery
Mary Benjamin
Louann Pauley
Key Club
Tim Lankford
Vernon Duffy
The
Ledger
Chester Trotter
Maurine Duffy
Pam Henderson
Diana Higgins
Charles Price
Chuck Rentschler
Karl Shellabarger
McIntyre
Barbara Rigby
Pat VanHorn
Merle Mitchell
Delmer Fisher
America
Caryn Cline
Kathy Farnen
Carl Schoeppel
David Wilkinson
Bruce Moore
Sandy Nininger
DuBus
Jack Viar
Dan Hagan
VICA
Carol Godager
Clark Mefford
Jerry Valet
Iris Holtcamp
Jim Forbis
Anita Wilson
American Mathematical Society
Joseph Gardner
Mary Ann Lindsay
Kathie Anderson
Rose Ann Myers
Mila Smithey
Marla Boicourt
Kathy Chapman
Donna Ehrhardt
Janie Gardner
FBLA
Mary Ann Linsay
Heather Wagner
Vickie Pasley
Dora Barnes
Sue Ann Moore
Marilyn Maupin
Ruth Miller
Billie Sue Stubblefield
Ann Hagan
Steve Janke
Vickie Earle
Marsha Loyd
Nancy Hotep
Ellen Wilson
Earl Dougherty
Jack Dennis
Chuck Johnson
Joe Long
Dennis White
Jeff Fing
Chuck Worstell
Mike Rogers
Jim Recob
Chuck Buckner
Delbert Healy
Steve Fitzpatrick
Ed Boyd
James O'Blennis
Andy Tribble
Steve Wolf
Optimist
David Sutton
Bill Baker
Jeff Fine
Mike
Personal News of Centralia Officers Elected for Year
Personal News of Centralia continues from Page 3 with Miss Martha Fountain and Robert Ball. Officers elected for the coming year include president Mrs. Gilbert Armen trout, first vice president Bill Henry, second vice president Jon Mechlin, third vice president Gerald Bryson, fourth vice president Mrs Ronald Pemberton, treasurer Mrs C D Grinstead, assistant treasurer Mrs Arthur Beasley, secretary Mrs Charles D Mechlin, assistant secretary Mrs Joh Mechlin.
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Martha Fountain
Robert Ball
Gilbert Armentrout
Bill Henry
Jon Mechlin
Gerald Bryson
Ronald Pemberton
C. D. Grinstead
Arthur Beasley
Charles D. Mechlin
Joh Mechlin
Supreme Court copied by several states in new actions
The Court agreed to hear a challenge to immigration officers’ right to search without warrants for illegal aliens in vehicles within 100 miles of the border.
Nixon Seeks Progress In Arms Trade And Space Talks
Before leaving Washington Nixon outlined three progress areas on his trip to the Soviet Union arms curbs trade relations and cooperation in space exploration. He hopes to win a pact limiting nuclear weapons during his eight day visit. the arms accord has been under negotiation for over two years.
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Washington
Nixon
Soviet Union
Also Mentioned on This Page
Brenda Notting
David Davidson
Kiwanis
Arthur Lecrease
Jaycee Wives
Mike Stuart
AMCA
People
Ars Music Club Award
Cheerleader Vocal Music Award
Caryn Cline MU
Tris Holtcamp
Juanita Wilson
MWC
Dennis Wise
Jane Fisher Rotary Nursing
Danforth Foundation
Westminster
Ings
the Daily Record
William G.vir Simpson
Winston R. Smith
Robert W. Hager
Minnie Barnes
Boonvilles
Hermann
Gabriel Junior Williams Jr
Marjorie Ann Cape Girardeau
Davenport
Audrain Medical Center
Rosa L. Bradley
Clarence Hudson
Thomas B. Walker
James P. Jennings
Crystal Gentry
Lewis N. Howard
E. Carl Wade
John Whalen
Frederick P. Wilson
Ralph Thomas
William J. Davenport
George N. Johnson
Francis J.swanton
Gladdon Kettery
Herbert R. Byrd
George D. Weller
David Lee Xuda
Michael L. Gentry
Brenda M. Akins
Hallaville
Rollie S. Stuart
Brenda K. Belcher
Laddonia
William A. Shotwell
Farber
Dalian G. Thomas
Middletown
Stanley D. Clark
Marie Kirkland
Paris
Welton V. Vance
Thomas J. Byrd
Thompson
Murray D. Maskey
Wellsville
Harry W. Hart
Center
Steven. J. Martin
Benton
Carroll Motor Co
Russell Lee Carson
Rush Hill
W. Liberty St
James W. Newland
Vandalla
West Plaza
Highway Patrol
Ronald G. McKinney
Highway 64
Rte. D
McKinney
Hester Prater
Missouri Livestock Market Center
Dept. of Agr
Danny Barnes
Cash
Nielsen
Mrs
Wallace
William
Minnie Simpson
Lawrence Eipple
Irig Holtcamp
Jim Kiburz
Tim Jankford
Marcia Lees
Phyllis Mollet
Becky Rodes
John Webber
Jace
Dave Sutton
John Sparks
Kyle Foster
Kim Everett
Judy Lave
Drew Deiderich
Westminster College
Terry Moore
Cato Sims
Delbert Admire
Robert R. Collins
Madrigal
John Willer
Supreme Court
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