Weather and market roundup from daily Missouri data
Official 7:00 a.m readings show last 24 hours high 58 low 48, temp 57 at 7 a.m. Forecast calls for showers, 40s tonight, rain possible tomorrow, with a cooler period through Wednesday. Regional river stages and livestock market summaries span Missouri, Illinois, and national quotes, including hogs, cattle, and grain futures, plus local court and public notices.
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Missouri
Bootheel
Missouri Livestock Market Center
Dept. of Agr
MNS
Roger Parker
Chicago (Ap
Chicago Board of Trade
Chicago
U.S
Democratic Club Cancels Meeting in Ardrain County
The Ardrain County Women’s Democratic Club will not meet Wednesday due to Thanksgiving. The next meeting is set for 7 30 p m Wednesday November 28 with Mrs Leo Erdel.
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Ardrain County
Mrs Lucy Crigter Dies at 87 in Paris
Paris resident Mrs Lucy Catherine Crigter 87 died at Pleasant View Rest Home at 7 30 p m Funeral arrangements with Agnew Funeral Home Paris She was born Sept 15 1686 in Monroe County to Calvin and Mary Newbrough Hanna married Willie Crigler Feb 23 1910 he died 1972 Survived by four sons Lloyd Paris George Stoutsville Ralph Centralia Ray La Mesa Calif a daughter Mary Wells Fayette 12 grandchildren six great grandchildren and attended the Presbyterian Church
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Paris
Lucy Catherine Crigter
Pleasant View
Agnew Funeral Home
Monroe County
Calvin
Mary Newbrough Hanna
Willie Crigler
Lloyd
George
Stoutsville
Ralph
Centralia
Ray
la Mesa
Calif
Ronnie
Mary) Wells
Fayette
Crigler
Presbyterian Church
W R Thompson Rites Wednesday in Laddonia
Funeral services for William Raymond Thompson 65 of Vandalia will be held at 2 p m Wednesday at Wilkey Bienhoff Funeral Home Laddonia with James Randall minister of Love Street Christian Mexico officiating He died Monday at Audrain Medical Center in Mexico after an extended illness Burial will be in Laddonia Cemetery Pallbearers named John Barnes Lawrence Thomas Al Freyer Harry Stone Albert Dillard and August Brooks with Gladys Bienhoff as organist and Mary Jo Beashears as soloist
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Vandalia
Wilkey- Bienhoff
Laddonia
William Raymond Thompson
James Randall
Love Street
Harry Stone
Albert Dillard
August Brooks
Laddonia Cemetery
Miss Mary J. Oligschlaeger Dies in Nebraska
Martinsburg mourns 75 year old Miss Mary J. Oligschlaeger who died November 12 in West Point Nebraska Funeral services were held with pallbearers including nephews Cletus Bernard John Ambrose Lawrence and Carl Oligschlaeger Jr from multiple cities attending a large out of town guest list.
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Martinsburg
Mary J. Oligschlaeger
West Point
Neb
Cletus Oligschlaeger
Bernard
John Oligschlaeger Jr
Mexico
Ambrose
Lawrence
Carl
Wellsville
John Oligschlaeger
Lawrence Ol
James A Shields Rites Held at Fenton Funeral Home
Services for James A Shields were conducted at 2 p m today at the Fenton Funeral Home with Rev Donald Mattson officiating. Mrs Carl Yager was organist and Miss Jeanne Burnett sang. Burial followed at Macedonia Cemetery with pallbearers Roger Seymour Thad Seymour Greg Burnett Randy Bryson Waynan Proctor and Clifford Parrish.
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Centralia
James A. Shields
Fenton Funeral Home
Donald Mattson
Carl Yager
Jeanne Burnett
Macedonia Cemetery
Roger and
Thad Seymour
Greg Burnett
Randy Bryson
Waynan Proctor
Clifford Parrish
Hite Services This Afternoon
Funeral services for Mrs. Marie Hite of Mexico were held this afternoon at the Arnold funeral home with Rev. Robert Collins officiating. Burial followed at East Lawn Memorial Park Cemetery. Mrs. John Willer played organ. pallbearers were Walter Goslin Tom T Moore Carl Crews Glen Gilmore Dr K D Swan and Woody Millard.
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Marie Hite
Mexico
Arnold Funeral Home
Robert Collins
East Lawn Memorial Park Cemetery
John Willer
Walter Goslin
Tom T. Moore
Carl Crews
Glen Gilmore
K.D. Swan
Woody Millard
Tornado Tears Through De Queen Mobile Home Park
In De Queen Arkansas, a tornado touched down early today destroying or damaging as many as 13 mobile homes. The storm ripped through the town center, downing power lines and cutting electricity temporarily.
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DE Queen
Ark
Big Aes
South Par Town
Davis Leaves Missouri Democratic Party Post
Jefferson City Missouri AP will W Davis executive director of Missouri Democratic party resigns for personal reasons amid party debt near 40000 dollars and search for a strong administrator and fundraiser. Davis 55 formerly Warren Hearnes press secretary and tourism director, salary not disclosed. applications already received for his replacement.
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Jefferson City
Missouri Democratic Party
Will W. Davis
Davis
Warren E. Hearnes
Springfield
Til
Quincy
Ill
Herald-Whig
David Donnelly
Lebanon
Democratic Party
Mallory calls for flexible school funds in Missouri
Missouri Education Commissioner Arthur L. Mallory urged a flexible state financing plan for public schools to address urban security and special help needs. Speaking at a St. Louis area meeting, he said money helps but is not the sole answer and urged directing funds to problem areas. The State Board of Education had directed study of how the department can aid St. Louis and Kansas City districts.
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Mallory
Riverview Gardens
Arthur L. Mallory
Missouri
St. Louis
State Board of Education
Kansas City
Ford and Chrysler Seek More 1974 Price Hikes
Washington AP Ford and Chrysler signal they may request additional price increases for 1974 models even if the Cost of Living Council approves the current 5 percent rise. Ford cites a 10 percent drop in 1974 model sales. Chrysler expects to return with another rise if granted.
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Washington
Ford
Chrysler
Cost of Living Council
David N. McCammon
McCammon
Roger J. Helder
Helder
Council
Rev Mr Golliher Dies While Visiting in California
Funeral services are set at Schlanker Funeral Home in Montgomery City for the Rev Mr Golliher of Pelvary Assembly of God Church. He died Monday while visiting Redlands California.
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Montgomery City
Schlanker Funeral Home
Pelvary Assembly. of God Church
Golliher
Redlands
Calif
Three Charged With Threats Against Roy
Three youths faced charges over the weekend in Montgomery Magistrate Court for attempting to intimidate a witness and possessing a concealed weapon. Patrick Stephen Welschmeyer of Martinsburg Dennis Charles Hadfield and John Richard Gage of Montgomery City were named in complaints. The informant was Terry Miller 17 of Wellsville who said he bought marijuana. Prosecutor James Gregory reported that upon arriving at the Miller home the youths were arrested after the mother called police. Five other youths were charged with drug possession or sale in the same period.
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Montgomery City
Montgomery
Patrick Stephen Welschmeyer
Martinsburg
Dennis Charles Hadfield
John Richard Gage
Terry Miller
Wellsville
James Gregory
Miller
Weather turns dismal as Missouri endures storms
AP reports tornado threats in southern Missouri with heavy rains in the west. Overcast conditions and scattered accidents followed rain from dawn, with a tornado watch expiring without damage. Forecasters expect lingering showers and cooler temperatures into midweek and Thanksgiving highs mainly in the 40s.
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Kansas City
Missouri
St. Joseph
Joplin
Monett
Lee Sutton Files as Democratic U.S. Senate Candidate
Lee C. Sutton of Columbia former state representative filed today as a Democratic candidate for the U.S. Senate. He was the first Democrat to file for the Senate primary while Sen. Thomas Eagleton had not yet filed. On the Republican side Gregory Hangman of University City filed for the Senate. David R. Countie of Ballwin filed for state representative in the 90th District, previously held by George Murray, who filed for the state Senate.
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Jefferson City
Lee C. Sutton
Columbia
U.S. Senate
Sutton
Senate
Thomas Eagleton
Dmo
Secretary of State
Gregory Hangman
University City
David R. Countie
Ballwin
Richard Schord
D-Mo
George Murray
Crewe Coeur
State Senate
Democrats To Pick Convention City Next Year
The Democratic national committee will select the host city for next year’s mid term convention on December 12 from seven finalists. Kansas City Boston Washington Niagara Falls St. Louis Salt Lake City and Greensboro presented formal bids Monday to host the gathering.
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Washington
Party
Kansas City
Boston
Washington, D.C
Niagara Falls
N.Y
St. Louis
Saltree City
Greensboro
Rites Held for Shelly Stanton in Out-of-Town Service
Out of town mourners attended funeral services for Shelly Stanton with relatives listed from Los Angeles Oklahoma City Peoria Sedalia and Jefferson City among attendees. Meanwhile Mark Booska son of Robert A Booske of 317 E Love Ave returned home from Boone County Hospital in Columbia after surgery and is recovering satisfac torily according to his mother.
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Mexico
Shelly Stanton
Griffin Harvey
Los Angeles
Calif
Charles Stanton
Oklahoma City
Okla
Harold Bush
Peoria, Ill
Goldie Hatfield
Sedalia
Bennie Ratfield
Ray Hatfield
Herachel Megown
Jefferson City
Rossee and
Dana
Paint
Mark Booska
Robert A. Booske
E. Love
Boone County Hospital
Columbia
GOP Caucus Sees Session Coming
Missouri House minority leader Robert Snyder of Kirkwood told a Republican caucus to be ready for a special legislative session. He said the governor has not decided, and Bond would announce Wednesday on possible reorganization of state government.
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Jefferson City
Missouri House
Robert Snyder
Kirkwood
Snyder
Christopher 5
Bond
Ralston Purina exec cites human factor as energy source
John R. Schmid of Ralston Purina told the A P Green Refactors Club last night that treating workers as equal partners boosted morale and productivity. He said the 2.5 billion dollar company opened direct lines to leadership to boost engagement and reduce costs while driving 15 percent annual sales and profit growth.
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John R. Schmid
Ralston Purina Co
A. P. Green Refractories Co
Schmid
St. Louis
William S. Lowe
Paul E. Bounds
Bill Progressive Records
W. H. Peterson
Plainfield
N. J
Lowell Jackson
Bill Renner
Columbia
S. C
Dan Hagan
Richmond
Bill Nowell
Morris, Ir
Neal Wood
Lee Courson
Ben Campbell
Climax
Princess Anne wedding gifts fetch 72 cents each
London AP reports Princess Anne’s 2,000 wedding gifts including diamonds, fur, lace, satin garters and a horse. All but the horse went to the public Monday at 72 cents per item. Capt. Mark Phillips received a gold pocket watch among the items, with other pieces like diamond earrings and a gold stalactite brooch.
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London
Anne
Paros
Mark Phillips
Nolan Boone Wins Fourth Annual Fiddler Contest
Nolan Boone of 211 E. Orange St. won first prize at the fourth annual Fiddler's Contest held at Highee High School Auditorian on Saturday. Boone received a coach prize and a trophy, and portions of the program were filmed to air on Komu-Tv later.
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Nolan Boone
E. Orange St
Highee High School Auditorian
Boone
Komu-Tv
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