Obituary of Mrs. Margaret Ellyson 86 at daughter's home
Mrs. Margaret Ellyson widow of John W. Ellyson died at her daughter Mrs. FE. L. Wright’s home 714 East Broadway at 12:45 Saturday. Born March 9 1854 in Vernon County she married 1877 and had five children three survive plus eight grandchildren and two great grandchildren. She also leaves a brother W. C. Pryor of Muskogee. She had lived with her daughter for 30 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Ellyson
John W. Ellyson
FE. L. Wright
East Broadway
Wright
W. O. Long
Fresno
Calif
Clyde P. Ellyson
Coalinga
W. C. Pryor
Muskogee
Oklo
Mrs Mary Allison Ames Dies at Otterville Home
Mrs. Mary Allison Ames of Otterville born August 30 1853 in Ironton Ohio died Friday at home. Survived by cousin Miss Faye Parish and sister-in-law Mrs Sue Bet Youngman with additional relatives including Miss Edna L Sterling Odessa D Sterling and Mrs Adelia Stewart. She belonged to Otterville Methodist church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Allison Ames
Ironton
Otterville
Sue Bet Youngman
St.Louis
Edna L. Sterling
Seattle
Wash
Odessa D. Sterling
Portland
Irc
Adelia Stewart
Warrensburg
Ames
Otterville Methodist Church
Mrs. Minerva Lindsey Lopp Dies At 82 In Oronogo Missouri
Mrs. Minerva Lindsey Lopp 82 widow of W A Lopp died Friday evening at 6 30 at her daughter Pearl Turpin s home in Oronogo Missouri near Joplin She formerly lived in Warsaw and leaves son A L Lindsey Sedalia and three daughters Pearl Turpin Lindy Turpin both of Oronogo and Millie Cunningham of Marshall
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minerva Josephine Lindsey Lopp
W. A. Lopp
Pearl Turpin
Oronogo
Joplin
Lopp
Warsaw
A. L. Lindsey
East Sixteenth Street
Sedalia
Lindy Turpin
Oronog
Millie Cunningham
Marshail
Mrs. Bertha Howard Bailey Dies at 74 in Lipton Area
Mrs. Bertha Howard Bailey, longtime Lipton resident and wife of John Bailey, died at home Tuesday from pneumonia. Funeral services were held Thursday at the Baptist Church with Rev. A. L. Browning and Rev. J. B. Boman officiating. Interment followed in Masonic Cemetery. Pallbearers included A Koechner and Peter Koechner. She was the last of six daughters and two sons of Mr. and Mrs. Thompson Howard, aged 74, married March 8, 1898.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Bailey
Lipton
Baptist Church
A. L. Browning
J. B. Boman
Messrs
C. M. Ferguson
A. A. Brinton
Hilton Ferguson
Ray
Bailey
Death notices for Licklider and Carroll families
Former Sedalian T L Licklider died at his Denver home Tuesday night after illness lasting years. He leaves wife Sallie Routt and sister in Denver Miss Minnie Routt. Mrs Kate Carroll widow of Charles Carroll, also a Sedalian, died in Houston with daughters Mrs Mayme Considine Mrs Nelle Berry and Mrs Mildred McKivett and siblings in Houston Ennis Kansas City and Sedalia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. L. Licklider
Denver
W. O. Stanley
Mr. Licklider
Sallie Routt
Sedalia
Minnie Routt
East Sedalia
Calary
Kate Carroll
Charles Carroll
T. F. Sullivan
Ennis
Tex
J. P. Sullivan
Kansas City
P. E. Sullivan
West Sixth Street
Funeral services for Mrs John L Foster in Lincoln
Funeral services for Mrs John L Foster who died at her daughter Mrs W R Stone home in Lincoln were held March 28 at the daughter's home with Rev J W Watts presiding. Two songs were sung by Mr and Mrs J R Poague. Pallbearers were V B Gil-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. Foster
W. R. Stone
Lincoln
J. W. Watts
J. R. Poague
V. B. Gil
Obituary Note on Mrs. Foster and Family Ties
Burial was in Pemberton cemetery near Latour. Mrs. Foster born May 15 1864 in Monroe county married to Mr. Foster November 10 1880 and six children were born of this union. The list mentions Matt Tindle William Grimes John Stevens Henry Kin cade and Marvin Chastain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crest
Matt Tindle
William Grimes
John Stevens
Henry Kincade
Marvin Chastain
Pemberton
Latour
Foster
Gillian M. Pettigrew
Monroe County
Mr. Foster
Social notes from Syracuse and surrounding towns
Syracuse and area residents travel visit marry and train join community events. Local families from Houston St Louis Liberty Columbia Florence Versailles and Barnett gathered for weekends illnesses music contests and a junior class play with funeral services held for Mrs Kellner in Syracuse cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nadine Klein
Florence
Fred Klein
Roger Roesler
Lawrence Kammerich
Jim Myers
Mr. Ellis
Barnett
Syracuse
Dina Alice Maloney
Katheryn Kanenbley
H. T. Martensen
Maurice Turner
Dick Crisman
Edward Moore
Tony Kammerich
St. Louis
Andy Kammerich
Herman Burns
Mae Burns
Versailles
J. C. Soderstrom
Sylvia
Arkansas
B. A. Bridges
Van
Estel Perkins
Hale Hubbard
M. T. Keevil
Keevil
Publicity Director James Hutsell Arrives for Missouri State Fair
James K. Hutsell, publicity director for the Missouri State Fair, arrives in Sedalia from Columbia to direct publicity through the 1940 fair. The fair runs August 18 to 25, Sunday to Sunday, with automobile races on both Sundays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James K. Hutsell
Sedalia
Columbia
Kansas Horses To Be Sent To France
Twelve carloads totaling 288 head left Fort Scott for Philadelphia for shipment to the French government. Ford Owens, the stockman with the French buying contract in the region, said 500 more horses were on a nearby ranch awaiting shipment. Standard price reported about 115 dollars per head.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Scott
Kas
Philadelphia
Ford Owens
Kansas
Four Die In An Oil Well Blast Near Centralia
Four men were killed and four others burned seriously in a major oil well explosion and fire west of Centralia Illinois today. The dead include John Smith and Dave Hardin both of Hominy Oklahoma Charles Underwood 54 of Drumwright Oklahoma and D E Red Bevan of Tulsa Oklahoma all identified as oil workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centralia
Ill
Illinois
John Smith
Dave Hardin
Hominy
Okla
Charles Underwood
Drumwright
D. E
Red) Bevan
Tulsa
Youth looks for safer local amusements in LaMonte
I A Cross Jr a LaMonte High School student argues for a youth center in small towns. He urges a private style venue with soft drinks, dancing or activities, a modest charge, and a supervising chaperone to avoid crowds and drunken behavior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. A. Cross, Jr
LaMonte High School
I. A. Cross
LaMonte
Students Visit Industries Here in Sedalia
Fifteen seniors from Houstonia high school toured Sedalia industries with Superintendent Roy E. Freund. They were welcomed at the chamber headquarters by secretary Ellsworth Green and visited the American Disinfecting Company, Sedalia Coca Cola Bottling, Central Business College, Meadow Gold Ice Cream, Missouri Pacific shops, and the Sedalia Democrat and Capital. Lunch was at Central Business College and a Liberty theatre picture show followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houstonia
Sedalia Chamber of Commerce
Roy E. Freund
Sedalia
Chamber of Commerce
Ellsworth Green
Mr. Green
American Disinfecting Company
Sedalia Coca Cola Bottling Company
Central Business College
Meadow Gold Ice Cream Co
Missouri Pacific
Sedalia Democrat
Robbery At Cochran Store Breaks In At Third Street Site
J. J. Cochran reported a break in at his store on Third Street and Engineer Avenue. Thieves entered by climbing a rear scaffold, stole two cartons of cigarettes four boxes of candy one box of chewing gum seven boxes of razor blades, then moved to the interior stairs to reach the merchandise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Cochran
Third Street
Engineer Avenue
Cochran
Red Cross Elects Pettis County Officers for Yesterday
Philip McLaughlin and Mrs Arthur Kahn were reelected chairman and vice chairman of the Pettis County Chapter American Red Cross at a membership meeting held yesterday at Hotel Bothwell. Mrs Robert B Spencer serves as executive secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip McLaughlin
Arthur Kahn
Pettis County
The
American Red Cross
Hotel Bothwell
Robert B. Spencer
Farm Product Prices Rise in Missouri Mid March
Missouri farm prices edged higher than mid February with grains up two to nine percent and hay up one to nine percent. Hogs and veal fell about two percent while sheep lambs horses and mules rose around five percent and cattle remained about the same.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Missouri
Alfred C. Brittain
Federal Agricultural Statistician
Son of Kansas Editor Takes His Own Life
Beloit Kansas April 2 Hardin Houghton 17 son of Harry K Houghton editor Beloit Daily Call was found shot to death today Parents say he took his life due to worry over his studies as a high school senior
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beloit, Kas
Hardin Houghton
Harry K. Houghton
Beloit Daily Call
Couple Wed In La Monte Se dal ia Area
Wed Here Tuesday Miss Ella Ellis of La Monte and Estel Gerkin of route 3 Sedalia were married at noon Tuesday by Probate Judge J E Smith in his office at the courthouse. Mr Gerkin is manager of the White Eagle Inn where the couple will reside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Ellis
la Monte
Estel Gerkin
Route 3
Sedalia
J. E. Smith
Court House
Mr. Gerkin
White Eagle Inn
Waldman Divorce Filed by Mrs Dorothy Waldman
Mrs Dorothy Waldman files in circuit court for divorce from Harry E Waldman citing general indignities. They wed June 17 1934 and she seeks restoration of her former name Miss Dorothy Clabaugh with attorney Frank W Hayes representing the plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Waldman
Harry E. Waldman
Marriage Licenses Issued in Missouri
William Estel Gerkin of Sedalia and Ella Marie Ellis of LaMonte obtained a marriage license. William Porter of Rolla and Lydia Ann Riesterer of Concordia also secured a license.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estel Gerkin
Sedalia
Ella Marie Ellis
LaMonte
Rolla Wm. Porter
Knob Noster
Lydia Ann Riesterer
Concordia
Town Board Re-elected In Houstonia Government
The town board of Houstonia was re-elected Tuesday. Members elected or serving include Dewey Houchen J D Eckles C E Ramseeger Russell Wicker and J A Staples. School board directors elected are John Harris Jr and Albert L French.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houstonia
Dewey Houchen
J. D. Eckles
C. E. Ramseéger
Russell Wicker
J. A. Staples
John Harris, Jr
Albert L. French
General Agent for Katy Dies in Parsons
E F O Herin 75 longtime Missouri Kansas Texas railroad general agent for Parsons died of heart disease He served 54 years with the Katy and was dubbed Parsons best loved citizen by Senator Clyde M Reed He led civic work as a three term chamber of commerce director and longtime treasurer Survived by daughters Mrs Henry L Rozier Jr Ellen O Herin and son William O Herin
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parsons, Kas
E. F
O’herin
Missouri-Kansas-Texas
Katy
Parsons
Clyde M. Reed
Chamber of Commerce
Henry L. Rozier, Jr
Ste. Genevieve
Ellen O’herin
William O’herin
St. Louis
Couple Competes With Big Time
The Missouri Supreme Court ruled that Kansas City Power and Light must file a PSC complaint to stop Joseph and Mary Circes from operating a small power plant serving nearby tenants. The Jackson County Circuit Court is barred from enforcing an injunction. PSC jurisdiction over public utilities remains exclusive since 1913.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson City
State Supreme Court Today
Kansas City Power and Light Company
Public Service Commission
Joseph and Mary Cirese
Jackson County
High Court
Cirese
Enormous Cost To Repair Chairs
San Francisco April 1. WPA timekeeper Harold T. Lantheaume testified relief workers spent 194 hours repairing two high chairs at a cost of about 190 dollars. The team included 13 cabinet helpers five cabinet makers two carpenters and five painters. Dewey J. Lee, former state relief accountant, put the cost at 90 dollars for pay but agreed the prevailing rate would be about 10 dollars more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Harold T. Lantheaume
WPA
Lantheaume
Relief Administration
Dewey J. Lee
State Relief Administration
Three Die In Northwest Washington Apartment Fire
Flames swept through a three story building in northwest Washington early today killing three people and injuring at least five others. Spectators said the fire spread within ten minutes after first notice forcing tenants to flee in night clothing with improvised ropes from bedclothes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Price To Be Tried In Murder Case At August Term
Pineville Missouri April 2 Shubert Butch Price charged with first degree murder in the shotgun death of his divorced wife Thelma Smith Price has elected to stand trial at the August term of circuit court Prosecuting Attorney W G Tracy says Price will base his defense on insanity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pineville
Shubert
Butch) Price
Noel
Thelma Smith Price
W. G. Tracy
Tracy
Price
Bid For Old McGuffey Reader Sets Off Interest In Missouri
David N. Keeney, 66, moved from the county farm to a one room shack four years ago. Upon his burial undertakers found an 87 year old McGuffey reader in the shed. Bidders from southwest Missouri have already offered many bids for the rare book.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crane
David N. Keeney
Missouri
Keeney
McGuffey
Nude man strolls downtown in calm, unidentified
A 53 year old man named Ed Draper walked nude through a Los Angeles street after leaving a downtown hotel lobby. He was picked up by police four blocks later and taken to General Hospital psychopathic ward for observation. He gave his name but refused to provide further details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
General Hospital Psycopathic Ward
Ed Draper
Sweet Springs Community Notes and Visits
The Sweet Springs Fortnightly Book Club met at Mrs. E L Fisher’s home with president Mrs. G W Bray presiding. Opera program by Misses Julia and Nettie Pelot and others followed. A large Rural School activity day drew many entries. Local residents and visitors from Kansas City, Sedalia, Marshall, Fayatte, Mount Vernon, Warrensburg, and Moberly appear in a string of weekend and Sunday visits. The Sweet Springs shoe factory branch will close April 4 for two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. L. Fisher
G. W. Bray
Julia
Nettie Pelot
Glen Widder
W. E. Anderson
Sweet Springs
International Shoe Factory
Dave Saylor
Harrisonville
Saylor
G. W. Weber
Gwendolyn
Sanitarium
Mount Vernon
Arthur Wood
Mary Lou
Leavenworth
Kas
Ray Bathe
Kansas City
I. S. Wood
Merle Wood
C. M. Yankee
Sedalia
N. L. Yankee
Kate
Dollie Andrew
C. O. Smith
Fred Scherer
Cleora Yessen
S. H
A. F. O’sell
C. E. Smith
R. Jones
W. E. Andrew
Crosslin
Lloyd Anderson
Robert Bellamy
B. T. Bellamy
J. R. Scott
D. E. Smith
Earl Neale
Kingston
Ernest Barker
Smithon Elects Its Town Board
A light vote defined Smithton’s town election on Tuesday with W. H. Griffin, Earl Momberg, John Ratje, Ed Goetz, and E. V. Jackson returning. Momberg is the new member. Dr. W. A. Montgomery and Lawrence Wagenknecht were re elected to the school board. The school levy passed 54 to 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smithton
W. H. Griffin
Earl Momberg
John Ratje
Ed Goetz
E. V. Jackson
Momberg
W. A. Montgomery
Lawrence Wagenknecht
Tipton Voters Reelect Town Officials In Tight Election
Tipton residents re-elected all town officers including Frank M. Fry assessor J J Hilgert west ward alderman E G Crawford east ward alderman and school board members Frank J Quigley and R R Conn. Voters also approved the Missouri Utilities Company franchise for ten more years by 347 to 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tipton
Frank M. Fry
J. J. Hilgert
E. G. Crawford
Frank J. Quigley
R. R. Conn
Missouri Utilities Company
Divorce Sought by Virginia Moore in Kansas City Case
Virginia Rose Moore files for divorce from Robert K Moore alleging general indignities. The couple wed in Kansas City on December 5, 1936 and separated January 1940. She asks restoration of her former name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Rose Moore
Robert K. Moore
Kansas City
Cattle and Grain Market Report Chicago April 4
Hog prices dragged, 12,000 head with 180 lb hogs steady to $5.15 top. Cattle: 3,500 with fat cattle active, most trades $8.00 to $9.50, top $10.65 for light cattle. stockers steady, fat bulls $6.25 to $6.65. Sheep: 13,000 with fed lambs steady, western lambs $10.00 to $10.15, light shorn lambs $8.65.
Livestock Market Report from East St. Louis Apr 4
Hogs total receipts 9 000 salable 8 000 market 5 to 10 cents lower than Wednesday on 170 lb and lighter hogs and pigs 15 to 25 cents lower sows about steady for $5.10 on choice around 195 pounds most good and choice 170 to 230 pounds $4.95 to $5.05 some 260 pounds $4.75 140 to 160 pounds $4.00 to $4.60 130 pounds down $3.00 to $3.85 sows $4.00 to $4.60 Cattle receipts 2 100 salable 2 000 calves receipts 1 200 salable 1 000 steers in liberal supply market not established some steady butcher yearlings cowstuff bulls dealers opening steady a few steers $7.25 to $8.60 some butcher yearlings $7.50 to $8.90 beef cows $5.00 to $6.00 canners and cutters $3.50 to $4.75 top sausage bulls $6.50 top dealers $9.50 nominal range slaughter steers $6.50 to $11.25 slaughter heifers $6.25 to $10.00 stocker and feeder steers $6.25 to $9.75 Sheep receipts 1 300 salable 800 early sales 96 to 79 lb clipped lambs $8.75 to $9.25 one lot 88 lb wooled lambs $9.75 on small killer account nothing done on load lots
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
U. S. Department of Agriculture
St. Louis
Mil
Kansas City Live Stock Markets Apr 4 Hogs Cattle and Sheep
Hogs 2000 slow uneven opened steady to 5 cents lower on 230 lb down, closed steady with Wednesday average. Top 4.90, weights 180-270 lb 4.75-4.90, 280-315 lb 4.60-4.75, 140-170 lb 4.00-4.80, sows 3.75-4.10, stock pigs weak. Cattle 500, calves 200, feeders slow, fed steers 7.75-9.25, heifers under 8.50, cows 5.50-6.50, canners 3.75-5.25, bulls 5.50-6.00, calves 8.0-9.5. Sheep 5000, light activity. Arizona lambs 10.00, clipped lambs 8.25, best above 9.65.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Arizona
Kansas City Cash Grain Wheat and Corn Prices Report
Wheat prices move mixed with 131 cars noted and futures closing near steady to modest gains for May July and Sept. Corn shows 16 cars traded with mixed changes and white yellow and mixed No 2 and No 3 classifications quoted with May July Sept closes ranging from 56 to 57 cents. Oats remain scarce with slight fluctuations in the No 2 and No 3 grades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Kansas City
St Louis Grain Market Report April 4
Cash wheat steady to 0.5 cent higher with 19 cars at 1.06 to 1.065. Corn up 1.5 to 4.2 cents with 25 cars at 0.60. Oats unchanged with 2 cars at 0.441 to 0.442.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Poultry Prices Reported in Chicago Market
Chicago April 4 AP Poultry live 1 car 30 trucks hens Plymouth Rock White Rocks Leghorn prices listed. White Rocks easy hens over 5 pounds 15 4c 5 pounds and down 16c Leghorn hens 13 14c White Rock broilers 19c White Rock springs 4 pounds up 225c under 4 pounds 19c Plymouth Rocks 22c Other prices unchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Plymouth Rock
White Rocks
White Rock
White Rock Springs
Plymouth Rocks
Rev ONeill Takes New Pastorate in Oneida Tennessee
The Rev C D ONeill formerly of Beaman and Sedalia has been called to lead the Oneida Baptist church in Oneida Tennessee population 2500 near the Blue Ridge. He has studied at Southern Baptist seminary Louisville and will graduate this spring. Mrs ONeill will finish at the Woman's Missionary Training school. He is the son of Mr and Mrs S T ONeill of Beaman and a Smith-Cotton high school graduate. The couple will move to Oneida after commencement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C .D. O'Neill
Beaman
Sedalia
Oneida
Tenn
Baptist Church
Blue Ridge Mountains
Cecil
Southern Baptist Seminary
Louisville
Hold K. C. Youths For Auto Theft
Two Kansas City youths Dick Law and Fletcher Wells were found with a stolen car from Stover and returned to Morgan county awaiting trial on April 22. They were arrested in Miami Oklahoma and held at Morgan then Moniteau county jails.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Versailles
Kansas City
Jewell Stevenson
Stover
Miami
Okla
Morgan County
Dick Law
Fletcher Wells
Stevenson
Mel Hughes
Mancil Todd
Moniteau County
California
Marriage License Issued for Aubrey Forrestley and Lulu Snavely
A marriage license was issued in Sedalia to Aubrey Forrestley and Lulu Snavely both residents of Sedalia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aubrey Forrestley and
Lulu Snavely
Sedalia
Market Egg and Butter Prices Reported for Missouri
St Louis April 4 AP Missouri egg prices standards 15 14 to 116c. Missouri No 1 14c. Butter whole milk extras 27 16c standards 27 1c firsts 27c seconds 26c. Other produce unchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Missouri
Notice of Administrator With Will Annexed in Pettis County
Letters of Administration with the Will annexed for Mary Vaughn deceased were granted on February 2, 1940, by the Pettis County Probate Court. Creditors must prove claims within six months for allowance. otherwise, they may be barred after one year from publication. Landon Welch is named Administrator with Will Annexed, with Judge J. E. Smith attesting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Vaughn
Probate
Pettis County
Missouri
Landon Welch
Lena
Irean Shirley
Missour
Executor's Notice for Chippie Fredkin Estate in Pettis County
The executor Henry M. Fredkin was granted letters February 9 1940 by the Pettis County Missouri probate court. Claims against the estate must be presented within six months or be barred and no claims exhibited within one year from publication. The notice is attested February 9 1940 by the executor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chippie Fredkin
Pettis County
Missouri
Henry M. Fredkin
Solomon Rosenthal
Joseph Rosenthal
Executrix's Notice of Estate for Lena Irean Shirley
Executrix Grace Jewell Townsend seeks allowance of letters and warns creditors to file claims within one year from February 21 1940. Notice dated February 21 1940. Attested by notary on same date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Jewell Townsend
Chicago Produce Prices Report Butter and Eggs Steady
Chicago April 4 AP butter price 889 516 steady with no change. Egg prices firmer with fresh graded eggs firsts 16% cars 16% storage packed firsts 17% inks 18c dirties 14 44c checks 14c and other prices unchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Administrator's Notice of Estate of William Bloess
No 3423. Notice of administration granted March 15 1940 by Pettis County Probate Court Missouri. Claims must be filed within six months or be barred. Publication date March 15 1940. Leo Bloess, Administrator. Attested March 15 1940.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Bloess
Probate Court
Pettis County
Missouri
Leo Bloess
Testamentary on Estate of Mary M. Howe Deceased Granted
Notice of testamentary on the estate of Mary M. Howe deceased granted March 8 1940 by the Probate Court. Claims must be exhibited within one year from publication or be forever barred. W. W. Howe Attested March 8 1940.
Brian McGee Estate Granted on March 1940 Probate
No. 8406 Brian McGee deceased. Claims must be exhibited within the time allowed. Katherine McGee is named. Judge of Probate Court grants the undersigned authority on the 8th day of March 1940.
Testamentary on Minnie Wells estate granted February 28 1940
Probate Court grants testamentary on the estate of Minnie Wells deceased to the undersigned Margery Wells Hocker on February 28 1940. Attestation dated February 28 1940.
Sophia Wittlinger Executrix Named in Pettis Probate
No 8413 George Wittlinger deceased on the 8th day of March 1940 by the Probate Court of Pettis County Missouri Sophia Wittlinger executrix appointed to administer estate, court records indicate.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mrs
Minerva J. L. Lopp
Mrs. Bailey
Carolyn Schroeder
Clyde Burns
Houston
Texas
Francis Olney
Mr. Olney
W. H. Olney
Roger Kirchner
Liberty
Dorothy
William Jewell College
Cecil Mais
F. G. Maloney
Henry Byrd
Oliver Stahe
Longwood
Harold Stahl
France
Red Cross
Mrs. Waldo Andrew
Smithon
Rev. O'Neill
K. C
J. EK. Smith
Charles F. McCloskey
Mary E. McCloskey
J. E Smith
Mary M. Howe
W. W. Howe
Jennie Litton
MA Sitton
Brian McGee
Katherine McGee
Minnie Wells
Margery Wells Hocker
Executrix
George Wittlinger
Sophia Wittlinger
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