Local Weather and Court Figures Reported in Missouri
Official 7:00 a.m. readings show last 24 hours high 4 low 46 with 46 at 7 a.m. Oct rainfall totals and year-to-date totals. Forecast calls for clear tonight and sunny mild days with highs around upper 70s to 80s, then a midweek chance of showers, cooler by Friday. Lake of the Ozarks and other river levels noted. admissions and discharges reported at Audrain Medical Center including multiple names and recent births and dismissals.
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Missouri
Missouri Livestock Market Center
Dept. of Agr
MNS
Roger Parker
Died and safety reports from Mexico Missouri area
The Daily Record items report deaths including Mrs Edith Barlow and Mrs Katherine Flowers plus public safety notes on negligent driving summonses for Carol Scrivner and others. It covers highway patrol incidents, a juvenile shooting case, a court arraignment, and Missouri livestock market results with hogs cattle sheep prices and Chicago grain quotes.
Market Report Mixed as Stocks Rise but Futures Move
Stocks rallied on hopes for lower rates with the Dow up about 2.83 at noon to 816.04 after an 29.05 gain last week. Wheat futures edged higher on Friday and today, while oats firm, corn and soybeans showed mixed to irregular moves on the Chicago Board of Trade.
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Chicago
Chicago—Board of Trade
Chicago Board of Trade
New York
Antique Sale Draws Bidders For Mansion Furniture
The continuing sale drew crowds as 1946 shop founder Mrs. Hunt offered mahogany pieces, Sheraton chairs, chest tables, and rare items from an estate. Bids climbed past $1,500 for a birdseye maple secretary and $475 for a poster bed, with many items selling to collectors and a Fulton lawyer among buyers. The event stretched to 9:30 p.m. as the crowd chased bargains and the Hunt family planned eventual sale of the Swan Hunt house.
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Fulton
William Whitlow
Tucker
John Clark
Columbia
Sheraton
Joseph Smith
Bill Markland
Armstrong
Webb
Deaths: Ossie L. Durham 64 of Mexico dies
Ossie L. Durham of Route 5 Mexico dies at 1 15 a m Sunday at Audrain Medical Center aged 64. Funeral 1 30 p m Tuesday at Arnold Funeral Home with Don Wortman officiating burial in Laddonia Cemetery. Survived by wife Dollie Terrell, son Ossie R. Durham, brother Julius Durham, sister Mrs John Pace. siblings note three brothers predeceased. He worked at A P Green Refractories and belonged to IOOF Santa Fe Lodge and Santa Fe Christian Church. Friends may call Arnold Funeral Home 7 4 39 a m tonight.
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O.L. Durham
Route 5
Mexico
Audrain Medical Center
Arnold Funeral Home
Don Wortman
Laddonia
Warren County
Monroe and
Ida Mae Brown Durham
Dollie Terrell
Mrs Flowers Rites Held In St Joseph
Katherine A Flowers 74 of St Joseph died 5:26 p.m. Saturday at Audrain Medical Center where she had been a patient since Sept 13. She was mother of Mrs Jerome Seigfreid of Mexico and Charles Dale Flowers of Denver. Funeral services were in Mt Olivet Chapel St Joseph with burial in Mt Olivet Cemetery. She was born March 22 1903 in St Joseph to Charles and Sarah Kane Ardery and was active in the Catholic church and ran a gift shop before retirement Meierhoffer Funeral Home of St Joseph directed.
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Katherine A. Flowers
St. Joseph
Audrain Medical Center
Jerome Seigfreid
Mexico
Mt. Olivet Chapel
Mt. Olivet
Charles and
Sarah Kane Ardery
Charles Dale Flowers
Denver
Colo
Shannon H. Adams Dies Rites Tuesday
Shannon Howard Adams 59 of Route 2 Clark died Sunday from a gunshot wound. A World War II veteran with six bronze stars, he worked nearly 30 years for A B Chance Co. in Centralia. Survived by Edith Jewell Carr, two sons Randall and Ronald, siblings, and a grandson, with services Tuesday at First Baptist Church Centralia. Burial Glendale Memorial Gardens Meador and Son Funeral Home.
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Centralia
Shannon Howard Adams
Route
Clark
Adams
Boone County
Air Force
A.B. Chance Co
Veterans of Foreign Wars
American Legion
Vandalia
First Baptist Church
Edwin Burris
Glendale Memorial Gardens
Meador and Son
Mr. Adams
George Washington
Lula Creasey Roberts Adams
Edith Jewell Carr
Randall C
Ronald W
Benton, Tex
Ray
Harold
Paris
Eugene
Margaret) Peck
Ronald W. Adams II
L Bunch dies in Centralia at 67
Leland Benjamin Bunch, 67, of Jonesburg, died Saturday at Hermann Area District Hospital. He was born February 16, 1908, in Shannon County. Survived by wife Euleta Foster Bunch and four children, two sons and two daughters, with five brothers and two sisters. Services at Fenton Funeral Chapel in Centralia at 1 p.m. today, burial in Centralia Cemetery.
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Centralia
Leland Benjamin Bunch
Jonesburg
Hermann Area District Hospital
Hermann
Bunch
Shannon County
Annabell Stringer
Charles B. Bunch
Jerry D. Bunch
Moberly
Betty Jo Mincher
Warrenton
Linda Joyce Bunch
St. Louis
Richard Curtis Bunch
Archie L. Bunch
Mexico
Almond Floyd Bunch
Denver
Col
Norma Bunch
Junior Bunch
Omaha
Neb
Donald Ramage
O'Fallon
Jewell Campbell
Dellavan
Juanita Ramage Wright
Pawnee Hl
Fenton Funeral Chapel
Gordon C. Senechal
Zion Lutheran Church
Donald Leland Bunch
Sharon Bunch Watson
Charles
Miss Merle Alexander Dies At 79
LADDONIA Miss Merle Alexander 79 longtime Kansas City schoolteacher died Saturday at St Marys Hospital Kansas City Funeral services set for 2 p.m. Tuesday at Waters Funeral Home Vandalia burial in Laddonian Cemetery visitation 4 8 p m today at the funeral home She was born July 27 1897 in Laddonia daughter of Ben T and Iona Alexander A graduate of Central Missouri State College Warrensburg she attended Columbia University New York City member of Laddonia Christian Church Retired Teachers Association of Kansas City Survivors include a sister Mrs Mauren Wallace two brothers Everett and B T preceded her in death
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Laddonia
Merle Alexander
Kansas City
St. Mary’s Hospital
Waters Funeral Home
Vandalia
Laddonian Cemetery
Funeral
Ben T
Iona Alexander
Alexander
Central Missouri State College
Warrensburg
Columbia University
New York City
Laddonia Christian Church
Retired Teachers Association of
Mauren Wallace
Everett
B.T
Mrs Zula Trice Services To Be At 2 Tuesday
Funeral services for Mrs Zula R Trice 819 S Trinity will be at 2 p m Tuesday with Rev W B Finny officiating at Ward AME Chapel Burial will be in Elmwood Cemetery She died Friday at Audrain Medical Center Born in Mexico Feb 16 1907 daughter of Albert and Emma Wright Shivers Married William J Trice who preceded her in life Lifelong Mexico resident member of Ward AME Missionary Society and Stewardess Board Past Worthy Matron Pride of the East No 142 Order of the Eastern Star Survivors include brother Howard Hoffman Mexico sister Mrs George Callaway Mexico an aunt Mrs Bernice Bradford of St Louis and several nieces and nephews She was preceded in death by her husband five sisters and three brothers Family will receive friends 7 8 p m Monday with an Eastern Star service at 7 30 pan.
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Zula R. Trice
S. Trinity
W.B. Finny
Ward Ame Chapel
Elmwood
Trice
Audrain Medical Center
Mexico
Albert
Emma Wright Shivers
William J. Trice
The
Missionary Society
Stewardess Board
Pride of the East No. 142
Order of the Eastern Star
Howard Hoffman
George Callaway
Bernice Bradford
St. Louis
Three More Candidates In Van Far Ambulance District
Three more residents filed as candidates for directors of the Van-Far Ambulance District. Don S. Crow of Farber seeks District 1, Vandalia residents Dave Strassner for District 4 and Thomas Blevins for District 3. Strassner is Vandalia police chief, Blevins is Allied Telephone manager, Crow is Farber mayor. Floyd T. Chinn, ex mayor of Vandalia, joined District 2, Dempsey Dixon seeks District 5, and Howard L. Dixon filed in District. No contests have yet emerged. Prospective candidates may file until Oct 10. election is Oct 31.
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Van-Far Ambulance District
Don S. Crow
S. Center St
Farber
Vandalia
Dave Strassner
W. Walsh St
Thomas Blevins
W. St. John St
Strassner
Blevins
Allied Telephone Co
Crow
Floyd T. Chinn
Dempsey Dixon
Howard L. Dixon
Curryville
Woman Hurt As Gas Blast Guts Apartments
In Caruthersville Missouri a 91 year old woman Mrs Mary Morman was critically injured when a gas explosion and fire gutted two apartments in the Broadway Music Co building. Bill Holcomb 30 entered the burning unit to rescue Mrs Morman and suffered burns while smothering the flames.
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Caruthersville
Mary Morman
Bill Holcomb
Morman
Frank Morgan
Broadway Music Co
Morgan
Steeles Welcome Daughter at Audrain Medical Center
An eight pound one ounce girl was born to Mr and Mrs Howard Wayne Steele of Wellsville at 2 55 PM Saturday at Audrain Medical Center. Also, Mr and Mrs Melvin J Tuma of New Florence welcomed an eight pound 12 ounce daughter at 3 02 PM Sunday at Audrain Medical Center. Mr Steele works at Swift Farm Center and Mr Tuma at Tuma Sales and Service in New Florence.
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Audrain Medical Center Today
Lonnie B. Casey
Henry E. Gruber
Wayne EB. Schroeder
Carroll R. Futrell
Leona M Fox
Larry W. Hager
Mary Lou Stringer
Robert Willenbrink
Elvy G. Raney Jr
Samuel E. Mills
Perry L. Righter
Betty J. Littrell
Thomas L. Coldwell
Mexico
Boyd S. Clark
Don R. Craven
Melissa Ann Knorr
Charles W. Stumbaugh
Montgomery City
Clyde E. Maxwell
Thompson
Stephen F. Kemna
Martinsburg
Monta M. Riley
Sturgeon
Polly Wilson
Paris
Hubert Williams
Martin Jacques
Ollie Chandler
David W. Moss
Wallace L. Spiers
Fredia Mae McCurry
Wellsville
Nora L. Maiden
Vandalia
Francis R. Littrell
Cool Valley
Floyd C. Weeks
High Hill
Gerald T. Bryson
Russell E. Kaiser Jr
Centralia
Raymond A. Walker
Fulton
Edward B. Moseley
Perry
Chester M. Haubner
Auxvasse
Melvin J. Tuma
New Florence
Howard Wayne Steele
Ralph DeOrnellis
Emil Arnold
Edward White
Carol Williams
Bill Mattox
William Stephenson
Gary Landrum
Clarence Ziel
Jay Gourley
Walter Barnett Jr
Lonnie Casey
Edward Pepmiller
Ida Davenport
Auxgasse
Sidney Hickey
Carrie Mallory
Harold Jenkins
Albert Dillard
Melvin Todd Sr
Steven Troesser
Laddonia
Linda Brower
Shelbina
Karla Lehnen
Stacey Stuart
Benzie Conley
Lanzie Righter
William Aulhur
Aren Harman
Thompso
Teesd Millam
Jonesburg
Elmer Teague
Edgar Blevins
Dean Baker
Robert Cathey
Halls
Audrain Medical Center
Steele
Swift Farm Center
Tuma
Tuma Sales and Service
Audrain, Medical Center
DeOrnellis
White Motor Co
Miss Kennedy Found Wandering After Church Outing
Chicago report says Rosemary Kennedy, sister of Sen. Edward M. Kennedy, vanished after Mass with Eunice Shriver then was located five hours later calmly walking along Michigan Avenue near the Art Institute. Newsman Peter Nolan spotted her. police reunited her with her sister at headquarters. The absence occurred during a Chicago charity visit by Mrs. Shriver.
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Chicago
Edward M. Kennedy
Eunice Shriver
Miss Kennedy
St. Colette
Jefferson
Wis
Shriver
Kennedy
Boston
London
Common Cause Seeks Legislative Reform in Missouri
Common Cause of Missouri announces a legislative reform agenda for the upcoming session. The group will monitor campaign spending and lobbying reports, push for funding to the Missouri Elections Commission, and back the Equal Rights Amendment from its new state headquarters in Columbia.
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Columbia, Mo
Common Cause
Missouri
Douglas R. Rushing
Missouri Elections Commission
Egypt displays Western arms in parade marking war anniversary
The parade in Cairo showcased Western equipment including American jeeps and a dozen Mirage 111 jets, bought by Saudi Arabia and Gulf states to reduce Egypt's Soviet dependence. President Sadat seeks more U.S. arms during a late October visit while Israel readies to sign peace accord pending U.S. technician approval.
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Associated Press
Egypt
Israel
Saudi Arabia
Persian Gulf States
Soviet Union
Anwar Sadat
United States
Mobil Oil
Sinai Pact Hearings Open On Middle East Peace Efforts
Washington AP report notes Committee 2% hearings start on the Sinai accord with former undersecretary George W. Ball warning the package may impede progress toward a final Arab-Israeli settlement. Sen. Abourezk argues the deal risks more conflict and reduced U.S. leverage.
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Washington
FF State
Sinai
Middle East
George W. Ball
Kennedy
Johnson
Senate ‘ Foreign Relations Committee
U.S
Ball
Bal
James Abourezk
Abourezk
South Dakota
Congress
United States
Anwar Sadat
Golan Heights
Israel
Jerusalem
Capitol Hill
Ford
American School Food Service Association
Senate
House
Egypt
Henry A. Kissinger
James R. Schlesinger
Columbian Wins Bogey Hills
Al Chandler of Columbia won the Bogey Hills golf tournament at St. Charles Missouri with a 137 total over 36 holes earning 2500 dollars. Jerry Moody East Peoria and Dale Schofield Springfield tied for second two strokes back. Amateur Bruce Hollowell Springfield won the amateur division with 139.
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ST. Charles
al Chandler
Columbia
Country Club of Missouri
Missouri Professional Golfers’ Association
Jerry Moody
East Peoria
Jrl
Dale Schofield
Springfield
Bob Jones
Cal Tanner
St. Louis
Missouri
Bruce Hollowell
Jim Dunn
Granite City, Ill
Bill Mathews
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the Daily Record
Leland B. Bunch
Katherine Flowers
Ossie L. Durham
Stacy Dawn Newell
Carol D. Scrivner
W. Love
Scrivner
Betty W. Balser
Monroe
Hord
Douglas Denham
Denham
Mary M. Blake
Franklin Street
Sanneback Road
David W. Null
S. Clark
Claude W. Smallwood
E. Jackson
Muldrow
Hisey Streets
Smallwood
Teal Lake Recreation Center
Empire Club
Highway Patrol
Harry D. Lightfoot
Slater
Sherry M. Jangrin
Roadhouse
Hattie M. Dale
Roy
New Haven
Hermann Area Hospital
Highway 94
Rhineland
Dale
ICG
Francis Station
Caboose
Randolph County
Robert Wayne Jones
Mrs. Flowers
Shannon H. Adams
L.B. Bunch
Zula Trice
Van-Far
Steeles
Tumas
DeOrnellises
Ras Sadr
Abu Rudeis
Mobil
General Petroleum Co
Yasir Arafat
Palestine Liberation Organ
Vietnam
Mideast
Arafat
U.S. News & World Report
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Manara
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