Obituary notices from Sedalia area including Mrs Blanche Slater
Multiple deaths in Sedalia area with notices for Mrs Blanche Slater 53 wife of Joseph Slater who died at 501 North Park after a heart attack. Also listed are Thomas Sawford 91 of Smithton burial at Smithton Cemetery Ada Frances Williams 67 Calhoun Merida C Braden 86 near Stover Mary Mahnken 81 Sonia infant daughter of Claude Kabler and family, Charles M Ritchie 72 Stover burial at Ritchie Cemetery. Funeral details and officiants named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche Slater
Joseph Slater
North Park
Slater
Benton County
William Young
Mamie Smith Young
Sedalia
Thomas Sawford
Smithton
Bothwell Hospital
Neumeyer
E. F. Dillon
Smithton Methodist Church
Mr. Sawford
Smithton Cemetery
Mary Mahnken
Sonia
Roy Stribling
Claude Kabler
Union Cemetery
Phillip Kabler
Donnie Kabler
Ernie Kabler
Betty Smith
Warsaw
Claude Hauss
State of Florida
Ethel Arnold
Lola Kabler
W E
Ritchie Church
Charles M. Ritchie
Stover
Ritchie Cemetery
Scrivner Stevinson
Obituary notices for Jessie Dibbern and Lee Hodges
Services scheduled for Jessie V. Dibbern 87 at 12:30 p.m. Thursday at the Milan Presbyterian Church with interment in Milan after a Tuesday funeral at McLaughlin Chapel. Lee Hodges 70 will be honored with a 2 p.m. Thursday service at First Christian Church. burial at Crown Hill Cemetery after viewings at Ewing Funeral Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob H. Alpers
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Stover
Jacob H Alpers
J. C. Schedler
Scrivner- Stevinson
tSover
Presbyterian Church
Milan
Jessie V. Dibbern
Harry Lindstrom
Fairview Court
McLaughlin Funeral
Lee Hodges
Bothwell Hospital
Hodges
Warsaw
Harry Purviance
First Christian Church
Crown Hill Cemetery
Ewing Funeral Home
Sedalia Centennial Certs Redeem Option For Profit Sharing
City officials announce that Centennial certificates may be redeemed at $1 per share between December 1 and December 31 1960 if the venture shows a profit as per directors discretion. Owners may surrender certificates to Mrs Vivian Warren at the Chamber of Commerce. Teachers may obtain wooden nickels at no cost for school use. Hard and soft back Sedalia histories remain for sale at the Public Library.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sedalia
Vivian Warren
Chamber of Commerce
Weekly Democrat Se dale Publication Note
The Weekly Democrat published at Se dale provides community notices and local news every Friday. It reflects a small town paper dedicated to local interests and public affairs.
Nurse among crew after incident at base hospital
A nurse stationed at Whiteman base hospital weeks ago faced no fatalities in the incident despite about $500 in damages to the diesel engine. Lt. Tolar served as anaesthetist and was the daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry Tolar Sr of Pulaski Ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tolar
Henry Tolar
Pulaski, Ill
Whiteman Base Hospital
New Orleans Faces Integration Ruling Amid School Board Turmoil
A three judge federal court ruled that desegregation in New Orleans must proceed without delay and the board and Louisiana plan further appeals. Tulane student and observer George Dreyfus attended the protest as police escorted him from the area. state leaders vow a state rights challenge as banks hesitate to lend $12 million for teacher salaries amid potential board takeovers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulane
William Frantz
George Dreyfus
American Civil Liberties Union
Louisiana
Dreyfus
New Orleans
Jack Gremillion
Legislative School Board
No Prosecution Of Sedalians Who Robbed Robber
Kansas City police said two Sedalia men who admitted stealing a pistol and 217 dollars from a holdup man would face no prosecution. The victim LeRoy Larson 29 is jailed on first degree murder charges for killing officer Bennie Hudson during a restaurant holdup escape. Larson waived preliminary hearing. defense assigned by Judge Rooney. Miles 27 and Hodge 27 are also involved in related charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
LeRoy Lee Larson
Larson
Bennie Hudson
Fred Bennett
Sedalia
Bennett
Missouri Non-Farm Jobs Slide to 1 309 900
Missouri non-farm payrolls fell to 1 309 900 in mid October. J E Taylor state employment security director said the drop was 2 900 from mid September and 6 200 from a year earlier. Manufacturing losses totaled 2 500, driving the overall decline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson City
Missouri
J. E. Taylor
Hospital Visitor Restrictions Emphasize Patient Rest
Hospital officials outline two main reasons for limiting visitors: children under 12 may carry contagious diseases and are prone to infection, and limiting visits helps patients rest and recover. The Missouri Division of Health endorses these policies, though enforcement can be unpopular with visitors. Administrator Charles Edwards urges genuine concern for patient welfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri Division of Health
Charles Edwards
Pettis County Tax Totals Rise in 1960 Despite Lower Valuations
Pettis County shows higher total taxes in 1960 at 377 020 78 up from 344 281 10 in 1959 due to overall rate increases. Utility taxes climb to 230 702 10 while railroads fall in assessed value but rise in railroad tax. merchants and manufacturers tax also increases. Tax collector office open noon hours from Dec 5 to year end. deadline Dec 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pettisounty
Wilder
Visiting Hours and Dismissals At City Hospital
City Hospital Bothwell lists visiting hours for first and second floors 2 to 4 pm and 7 to 8 30 pm and maternity third floor 3 to 4 pm and 7 to 8 30 pm. Names of patients and relatives appear under BOTHWELL Medical and Surgery with addresses and statuses including dismissed patients Master Scott Walt and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bothwell
Robert Dillard
Marshall
Clyde Killion
Hughesville
Scott Walt
South Ingram
John H. Cook, Jr
East 17Th
Mary Stevens
Knob Noster
Alvin Meyer
Warsaw
Larry Hovey
South Barrett
Fire damages East Fourth home minor loss
Fire crews responded at 4 36 p m Thursday to the residence of W A Smith 1110 East Fourth where sparks from a defective flue set the house ablaze causing about 15 in damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Smith
East Fourth
Two-Car Collision at 16th and Osage Warrants Summonses
Accidents issued to drivers for careless and reckless driving after a two car crash at 16th and Osage at 10 39 a m. Ira Dewitt Hackett 812 East 10th drove a 1959 Ford station wagon and Ray Williams Route 2 drove a 1948 Chevrolet pickup. Both vehicles towed with no injuries. A separate incident at 16th and Carr involved a 1960 Dodge driven by Ethel Mae Harvey 4024 South Ingram and a 1959 Ford driven by Berness Ella Bullard 2001 South Kentucky. Damage included a right front fender on the Dodge and a front of the Ford. Towed by AA Auto Service.
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16Th
Osage
Ira Dewitt Hackett
East 10Th
Ray Williams
Route 2
Carr
Ethel Mae Harvey
South Ingram
Berness Ella Bullard
South Kentucky
Dodge
Ford
AA Auto Service
Police Court Docket Includes Wallace Calvert Case Continuance
The case of Wallace Lee Calvert of 1002 South Merriam for careless and reckless driving was continued to December 2. Alfred E. Andrews of Whiteman AFB failed to appear for blocking a sidewalk and his $2 bond was forfeited. Twenty-three overpar ker s failed to appear and their $1 bonds were forfeited while 133 others paid the 25 cent fee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace Lee Calvert
South Merriam
Alfred E. Andrews
Whiteman Afb
Police reports from Sedalia area details
At 8 15 p m Wednesday Don Moore found a Ford hubcap near East Third and MRT tracks and turned it in. A Missouri license plate reported missing by the Sedalia Democrat was found at 26th and Grand and returned to the owners. Cecil Bolton of Montgomery Ward reported a pellet pistol missing from a display case sometime between 1 and 2 p m Thursday while he was at lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Moore
East Third
Missouri
Sedalia
26Th
Grand
Cecil Bolton
Montgomery-Ward’s
Berlin Sues William Stone for 900 in Car Tractor Crash
Herbert A. Berlin files a Circuit Court petition seeking 900 damages from William E. Stone after a June 20 1958 car tractor collision on Highway 65 near Route B junction. Berlin alleges Stone negligent in tractor operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert A. Berlin
William E. Stone
Berlin
Notice of Final Settlement in Pettis County Estate
Final settlement and petition for distribution filed in Pettis County Probate Court for estate of Edward Callis. Objections must be in writing within ten days after filing. Administrator Clayton Callis and attorney Earl T. Crawford listed with addresses and phone numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pettis County
Missouri
Keith A. Zahringer
South Stewart Sedalia
Earl T. Crawford
South
Ohio
Sedalia
Pettis
Gilla Agee
Salveter & Keating
Sedalia Trust Bldg
Belle Martin
W. 4Th
Ernest Paul Redford
Goldena M. Byrd
R.F.D
Clinton
Vance Julian
Union State Bank
William C. Monsees
Davie Anderson
D. S
Lamm
S. Ohio St
Harry E. Spillers
Melita Heynen
Bridgeport Avenue
Brentwood
Ohio Street
Ado Mansfield
Mansfield
Executrix
South Murray
Lawrence Barnett
South Ohio
Arthur E. Dorrance
Susan M. Dorrance
West Std
Alpheus A. Wherley
Anna J. Holloway
Cherry
Springfield
Sedalia Trust Building
Blanche S. Leach
Janary
Rebie Shhaeffer
West 7Th
Ada Shirley Cooper
Ella F. Brisley
Porter E. Henry
Linwood
Kansas City
Divorce Notice in Pettis County Circuit Court
The circuit court of Pettis County, Missouri issues an order of publication for Shirley Braden in a divorce action filed by Keith A. Zahringer as administrator. If she does not respond within 45 days after December 2, 1960, default judgment will be entered. The notice appears in the Sedalia Democrat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court OF
Pettis County
Missouri
L. L. Braden
Shirley Braden
State OF Missouri
County OF Pettis
Shirely Braden
Earl T. Crawford
Ohio
Sedalia
Bryan Howe
E. F. Strickler
Helen E. Strickler
Lamm
West Broadway
Pettis
State of
Lana
Wesner & Wesner
Reys
South
Ohio Street
Pettis Couty
George A. Goetze, Jr
George A. Goetze
Sam P. Harlan
Na Rymer
James J. Gwatney
Charles F. Maggard
Lamine
James E. Durley
Gordon Bidg
Recorder of Deeds
Richard Sharp
Sarah Sharp
D. S. Lamm
Lawndale
D. Slamm
Circuit Court
Martin Schupp
Ralph George Henley
David P. Henley
Ralph Michael Smith
Linda Mae Smith
Lurther Henley
Earl Henley
Pettis’ County
Robert W. Oman
Robert J. Oman
County
West 6Th
Salveter and Keatin
Sedalia Trust
Sam
Harlan
Notices of multiple Pettis County probate actions and sales
Notices cover appointments of administratrix and executors for Carl Abbott, John Miesner, Orestes W Goles, Edna L Vaughan, Lula Melvin Thomson, James J Gwatney, Ernest Redford, and others plus guardian appointments and a trustee sale. Details include estate numbers, dates in Nov 1960, names of executors and guardians, attorneys, addresses, and nine month claimant deadlines. Sheriff sale announced for Pettis County real estate on Dec 22 1960 and Dec 10 1960 dates.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mrs
Merida
C. Braden
Ada Frances Williams
Gouge
Windsor
Calhoun
General Hospital
Fred Rains
First Baptist Church
Laurel Oak Cemetery
Merida C. Braden
Scrivner-Stevinson Funeral Home
James de- Long
Braden
Shilo
Scrivner- Stevinson Funeral Home
Kabler Infant
the Weekly Democrat
West Four Street
Sedale
Congress of Maren
Dea
WAFB
McLaughlin Bros. Funeral Chapel Ambulance Service
South Ohio St
Daily Record
Carl Abbott
Ida Mae Abbott
West Morgan St
William F. Brown
Salveter and
Keating
Sam P. Harian
Tia Rymer
John Miesner
Emma Miesner
RFD
Tonia
Bylla Rymer
Orestes W Goles
Orestes W. Goles
Guardian
Lamine St
Ohio St
Samp
Probate Court
Lone Missouri
Edna L. Vaughan
Edna L Vaughan
Cloyd Leftwich
Gordon Bldg
Sam Pharlan
Liila Melvin Thomson
Lula Melvin Thomson
Norlin
Union Savings Bank
Salveter and Keating
Ua Rymer
Joseph R. Retherford
Annie K. Retherford
North Lamine Street
Phyllis Potter
Breakfast Branch
Court House
John F. Taylor
George H. Miller
Bedalia
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