Weather and school report from Missouri region
Local readings show 7:00 a.m. high 71 and low 50 in last 24 hours with 50 at 7 a.m. precipitation 15 inches for Oct with year to date 34.66 and normal 137.21 by December. Forecast calls for showers in north and west Missouri today and tonight with highs upper 60s to low 70s and lows in the 30s to 40s. Extended outlook through Wednesday predicts mild days with possible Monday rain chance. Several patients admitted at Audrain Medical Center with listed names, plus births and dismissals noted. Martinsburg, Fulton, Wellsville, and other towns referenced.
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Missouri
Deaths and public safety notes from The Daily Record
Died: George A Watts 88 Mexico. Mrs Alberta L Whitehouse 83 Laddonia. George M Cornell 89 Wellsville today plus deaths of James E Prather 66 and others. Public safety items include summonses for Gary Friedrich and Charles Teague for traffic violations, vandalism reports, stolen car radios, eggs thrown, and a highway patrol incident on Highway 64 near Laddonia with injuries but no arrest. Sheriff's report notes theft of an air compressor.
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James E. Prather
George A. Watts
Alberta L. Whitehouse
George M. Cornell
Highway Patrol
Raymond Preston
Cyrene
Laddonia
Rickie Hursman
Vandalia
Market Reports From Reid Sawmill Building The compressor valued at 300 dollars
Entry was gained by breaking a hasp on the door. Phillip Reid reported the compressor missing between Monday and Thursday. Other town police were called to Benton City Friday around 7 p.m. for a broken post office window believed to be a Halloween prank. Magistrate Court cases included Dingledine found guilty of stealing under 50 dollars and fined 100 dollars plus costs. Garnett pled guilty to speeding and fined 59 dollars plus costs. Brumback pled guilty to driving while intoxicated with sentence suspended until Jan 9. A long list of speeding charges followed against numerous individuals. Eric Lamar Anderson received a 30 day jail sentence plus additional days for vehicle and license violations, to be served concurrently. Perry charged with careless driving pled guilty and fined 50 dollars plus costs. Yesterday’s cash grain reported soybeans 4.46, wheat 3.40, corn 2.30, milo 3.50 by MFA. Fowles Grain Co. quoted soybeans 4.46, wheat 3.42, corn 2.29, milo 3.50. In OTC trading, Commerce Banc shares 17.44 bid, 18.75 asked. Mercantile Bank Corp 24.72 bid, 25.25 asked. Wetterau 14.34 bid, 15.40 asked. NYSE close noted with several stocks down. Dow Jones at 836.04.
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Phillip Reid
Middletown
John Gordon Dingledine
Gary Dale Garnett
Laddonia
Jerry Ray Brumback
Betty Jo Delong
Jefferson City
Joel Vernon Stephenson
Donald Thomas
Wellsville
David Ray Mealy
Kingdom City
Robert Joe Current
Vandalia
Gary Wayne Pool
Montgomery City
James William Griggs
Centralia
William Clyde Brown
Carl Richard Lowrance
Lebanon
Mark William Lotz
W. Breckenridge
Ruth E. Rueter
Hannibal
Frank Joseph Wesley
Billy Randolph Torrence
St. Charles
Richard S. Taylor
Terry Gale Brown
Herman Ralson Kuda
Perry
Eric Lamar Anderson
Virginia Lee Perry
Commerce Bancshares
Mercantile Bank Corp
Wetterau
New York Stock Exchange
Robbie Brooks
Combustion Engineering
Dresser Industries
Interco
Kaiser Aluminum
Panhandle Eastern Pipeline
Ralston Purina
Wal- Mart
Dow Jones
Missile officer discharged over checks and balances questions
Air Force Maj Harold Hering, a 20 year veteran with Vietnam service, is being discharged for alleged leadership failures after he sought information on checks and safeguards at the national command authority. He says he asked only to know if a nuclear launch would be ordered by a sane president and plans to sue for lost pay and pension while returning to Mount Carmel with his in laws.
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Mount Carmel
Ill
Air Force
Harold Hering
United States
Vietnam
Hering
California
Vandenberg Air Force Base
Cer
Minuteman Missile
Wyoming
National Command Authority
Deaths Laddonia Mrs. William Alberta Whitehouse 83
Mrs. William Alberta Whitehouse 83 of Laddonia died at 10 p.m. Friday. Funeral services Sunday at 2 p.m. at Wilkey Bienhoff Funeral Home with Rev. Cleo Sexton officiating. Burial in Laddonia Cemetery. Born July 19 1892 northwest of Laddonia she moved here in 1922. She was a retired telephone operator. Survivors include two nieces and four cousins. Visitation after 7 p.m. today at Wilkey Laddonia.
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Laddonia
William Alberta Whitehouse
Audrain Medical Center
Wilkey- Bienhoff
Cleo Sexton
William Whitehouse
Mary Jo Gallip
Centralia
Alice Hayes
Wellsville
Wilkey- Bienhoff Funeral Home
George M. Cornell Dies at 89 in Wellsville
George M. Cornell, 89, Wellsville, died at 2:05 a.m. at Audrain Medical Center after a stay since September. Funeral services are pending at Mothershead Funeral Home in DeSoto. Survivors include his wife Myrtle of Wellsville, three sons Dell and Preston Cornell of Columbia and Jack Cornell of St. Louis, plus several grandchildren and great-grandchildren.
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Wellsville
George M. Cornell
Audrain Medical Center
Mothershead Funeral Home
DeSoto
Myrtle
Dell Cornell
Preston Cornell
Columbia
Jack Cornell
St. Louis
James Prather Rites On Monday
Funeral services for James Edward Prather age 66 will be held at 10 a.m. Monday at Meador and Son Funeral Home Centralia He died Tuesday in Barlow Kentucky where he had lived recently Visitation is 7 p.m. Saturday Burial will be in Memorial Park Cemetery Columbia Prather born May 9 1909 in Boone County son of Harlan C and Lela May Kemper Prather He married Marie Eve Phillippe who died May 7 1961 He was an attendant at the Recreation Parlor for 14 years before moving to Kentucky.
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Centralia
Meador and Son Funeral
James Edward Prather
Barlow
Memorial Park Cemetery
Columbia
Mr. Prather
Boone County
Harlan C
Lela May Kemper Prather
Marie Eve Phillippe
Kentucky
Warren services held for James Emory Warren
Curryville death notice for James Emory Warren 79, conducted at Kirks Funeral Chapel Bowling Green with Rev. Walter G. Mitchell and Rev. Weldon Frazee officiating. Burial in Curryville Cemetery. Died Wednesday at a Hannibal hospital. Born May 8, 1896 in Virginia, son of John J. Warren and Kathleen Conrad Warren.
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Curryville
James Emory Warren
Kirks
Bowling Green
Walter G. Mitchell
Weldon Frazee
Warren
Hannibal
Virginia
John J
Kathleen Conrad Warren
Head Start Menus For Next Week
Head Start menus list a weekly plan with daily snacks and lunches. Monday features orange juice and blueberry pancakes for snack and navy bean soup with chopped beef sandwich for lunch. Tuesday offers wheat flakes with raisins and milk, plus chicken and noodles and buttered greens. Wednesday includes juice and scrambled eggs with oat meal biscuits, and tuna sandwich with buttered potatoes.
Banking Plan Loses Out In House Vote
Washington AP The House rejected extending the NOW accounts program to let banks pay interest on checking accounts. The 218 to 134 vote blocked expanding the two year New Hampshire and Massachusetts experiment nationally. Opponents cited insufficient testing of potential risks.
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Washington
House
American Banking Association
New Hampshire
Massachusetts
Tab Top Collection Hoax Reported in Fulton
The Kingdom Daily News reports a possible tab top collection for a kidney dialysis machine may be a hoax. Collections were claimed at Callaway County courthouse MU and elsewhere, but no verification could be found from MU Medical Center or other hospitals.
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Fulton
Kingdom Daily News
Callaway County
University of Missouri
Helen Dolan
Kingdom News
Services Held for Mrs Wayne Schneller
Funeral services for Mrs. Wayne Schneller were set for 2 p.m. at Good Shepherd Lutheran Church with Rev John Neugebauer officiating and burial at Glendale Memorial Gardens. Organist was Mrs Oscar Keuker and soloist Fred Tillinger. Pallbearers listed. Fenton Funeral Chapel handled arrangements.
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Centralia
Wayne Schneller
Good Shepherd Lutheran Church
John Neugebauer
Glendale Memorial Gardens
Oscar Keuker
Fred Tillinger
Allan Smith
Larry Spaulding
J. B. Long
Bob Jerman
Stanley Fadler Jr
Jack Grace
Fenton Funeral Chapel
Senior Menus For Next Week
Senior luncheon service menus list meals for Monday through Thursday. Monday offers a fish portion buttered beets lettuce salad bread and fruit cup. Tuesday features corned beef and cabbage black-eyed peas pineapple and cheese salad cornbread and jello dessert. Wednesday serves vegetable beef soup pimiento cheese lettuce salad bread and ice cream. Thursday includes hot beef sandwich mashed potatoes and gravy buttered peas bread and butterscotch pudding.
Snickers Galaxy Found Out Beyond Milky Way
University of Maryland astronomer Christian Simonson III reports the discovery of Snickers, a nearby dwarf galaxy about 55,000 light years away containing roughly 200 million stars. The galaxy, hidden by dust, is the closest to the Milky Way and will refine mass estimates of our galaxy.
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College Park, Md
University of
Simonson
Paris
Earth
Snickers
Simons
Women Give Iowa City Rule Back To Men
Exline Iowa mayor Jessmaria Steele and an all-women city council announce stepping down leaving town of 225 to men. Steele notes women built up weeds control city hall cemetery park water system and streets, while all five council seats shift to male candidates in the upcoming election.
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Exline
Towa
Jessmaria Steele
Missouri Line
Steele
Burned-Out Rural Family Receives Community Aid
A mobile home ten miles south of Vandalia on Route W used by Mr and Mrs Mike McCurdy burned after a kitchen range explosion. James Jerman owns the site and employed McCurdy. Mrs Jerman reported no injuries. Donations are sought at Joe Cash home Wellsville Optic News office or Robert Jerman home. sizes: Mrs McCurdy 10-12, Mr McCurdy 14-15 shirt, 29-30 pants.
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Vandalia
Mike McCurdy
James Jerman
Robert Jerman
McCurdy
Cautious Auburn Mother Prevents Halloween Prank
In Auburn Maine an eight year old boy cut his finger when slicing a Halloween apple that allegedly contained a razor blade. His mother Jean Veilleux told police she had ordered him to cut the fruit and that the child could not recall who gave the apple during trick or treating.
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Auburn
Maine
Jean Veilleux
Randy
Lewises Welcome Son at Center Birth
Mr and Mrs Roger D Lewis of Martinsburg announce the birth of a son weighing seven pounds eleven ounces born at 7 57 am at Center The father is employed by Oliver Trucking Co in Mexico
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Roger D. Lewis
Martinsburg
Audrain Medical Center
Lewis
Oliver, Trucking’ Co
Mexico
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