Death notices from Windsor area 1939 obituaries and suit
Obituary notices from Windsor Missouri area catalog many deaths and funeral details including Lucille Green 64 Ralph Green survivors two sons Jenny Green Ridge Walter, four grandchildren burial Laurel Oak Cemetery hospital and charity requests. Goldie Flippin 86 moved 1976 Windsor, burial Climax Springs Cemetery. William Wood 52 Gravois Mills, pallbearers, Versailles Cemetery. Frieda Holman 81 Otterville Climax Springs Green Ridge Church burial Odd Fellows. Agnes Sharon 80 Dallas Texas, married to Charles Sharon, Dallas and Sedalia ties. Pearl Spaits 102 Kansas City Kansas, Smithton burial. Alvena Ehlers 85 Cole Camp burial. Darnell Hodges 67 Sedalia, Hodges family. Gatewood 76 Sedalia. Curtis Veach 74 Tipton. Alma Johnston 88 Warrensburg. Edward Burton 68 Knob Noster. Ella Waddell 69 Knob Noster. Elizabeth Jenkins West Palm Beach former Sedalia. Hubert Vickers 74 Windsor. Also note federal suit in Atlanta involving Windsor residents challenging Southern Baptist Convention governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucille F. Green
Windsor
Ellis Fischel Hospital
Columbia
Aington Mo
Harry B Ig Mo
Ro E
Goldie Belle Flippin
Benton County
Manford Riley
Ida Jane Howard Kindle
Hickory County
Oscar Flippin
Milton Paul Flippin
Elsworth Leorn Flippin
Lee’s Summit
Robert Sidney Flippin
Memphis
William J. Wood
Gravois Mills
Cletus
Velma Magines Wood
Mayme McCart Shuck
Mr. Wood
the Baptist Church
William R. Wood
Monroe
John Wesley Wood
Ricky Lee Wood
Frieda Irene Holman
Smithton
Bothwell Regional Health Center
Otterville
Jacob
Anna Klein Brodersen
Fred B. Holman
Holman
Bethlehem Baptist Church
Florence
Phyllis Robertson
Shirley Driskell
Independence
Laura Frazier
Boonville
Leona Williamson
Springfield
Joe Wallenburn
Tom Stanton
Leo Brodersen
Arthur Peterson
Duane Brodersen
Tom Helbig
International Order of the Odd Fellows
Agnes Patricia Sharon
Dallas
Texas
Sedalia
Methodist Hospital
Houston
Spring Fork
Patrick
Georgia Ursula McGaw Sullivan
Charles T. Sharon
Edward C. Burton
Huntington
University of Missouri Hospital
la Monte
Everett
Bertha Bybee Burton
Hot Springs
Ark
Josephine Bolton
Kimberling City
Bernita J. Fulmer
Mr. Burton
Pettis County
Smith-Cotton High School
Montserrat
Knob Noster
Lia
Moosele 1494
Elks Bpoe Lodge 125
Linda Ciro
Sandra Johnson
Wichita
Kan
Elroy Burton
Route 3
Lois Thomas
Marjorie Grover
Sun City
Ariz
Herschel Walk
Harland Tempel
Densil Allen
Wallace Jenkins
James Ream
Lloyd Arnett
Knob Noster Cemetery
Medicallodge
Kansas City
Nebraska
Oliver
Esther Hitchock Risher
Frank J. Spaits
Richard O. Spaits
Olive Malmberg
Gary Spaits
Gerald Spaits
Dean Spaits
Troye DeHaven
Smithton Cemetery
Curtis Veach
Tipton
Warrensburg
James
Anna Pace Veach
Hazel Newkirk
Veach
Masonic Civie
Edward O. Burton
Moose Lodge 1494
Ella Frances Waddell
Tenn
Harg
Francis M
Ella May Sissom Baumgarter
Walter Waddell
Bobby Joe Jasper
Tucson
William Howard Jasper
Charles W. Waddell
Lexington
W.K. Waddell
Lincoln
Neb
Wilma Leone
Blue Springs
Betty L. Goodin
Higginsville
Urial
Memorial Park Cemetery
Hubert C. Vickers
Golden Valley Hospital
Clinton
Seymour
Norman C
Lillie V. Hyder Vickers
Ada Mae Logan
Vickers
Charles Vickers
Robert
Pete) Vickers
Thomas Vickers
Longview
Wash
Jackie Vickers
Raytown
Donald Vickers
Kenneth Vickers
Gonzales
Bett Hoover
Calhoun
Mary Kimbrell
Beverly Feagans
Wentzville
Sandy Scott
Elkton
Robert Vickers
Laura Powell
Dorothy Wray
Martinsville
California adopts toxin ordinance hampers PCB plant plans
CALIFORNIA MO A city ordinance targets firms handling toxic substances and PCBs, requiring annual permit renewals and potentially scaring away investors. US Ecology’s George Kolbenschlag doubts California as a plant site, citing lack of guarantees. firm weighs Tipton site as a 18 job project while PCBs remain EPA regulated. A Warrensburg man, Ross Logan Scott, 46, was arrested after leaving an accident scene and facing DWI and license charges. Steven Ford reported damage at 101 South Ohio and followed to Quality Inn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Saidy
Federal Environmental Quality Commission
State Department of Natural Resources
George Kolbenschlag
US Ecology Inc
Louisville
Kolbenschlag
Ross Logan Scott
South Ohio
Also Mentioned on This Page
Areer
Goldie B. Flippin
Frieda J. Holman
Stover
Golden Age Nursing Home Guild
United Methodist Church
Scott Hoffa
Versailles
Jennifer Hoffa
David Brockfeld
Warrenton
Agnes P. Sharon
Goldie M. Sigler
Goldie Mae Sigler
Wesley Medical Center
Springster
Atte
Carrie Neuoart Feng
Eugene Braum
Mississippi
Yvonne Hannan
Junction City
East 25Th
Hart
Doc) Ford
East Seventh
Anna Craig
Hazel Bryant
Cole Camp
Ellen Brosch
Kentucky
Virginia Salmons
Lelia (Cordy) Gerken
South
Arlington
Lorene Weatherby
Albany
N.Y
Jess W. Smith
Iles
Amanda Davis Smith
Ruby Collins Huff
Mr. Smith
Kansas City Power and Light Co
First Baptist Church
Ema Younce
Pikeville
John
Sue Bryant Bentley
Oliver Younce
Jo Ann B. Hoffa
Paul E
Genevieve Eickenhorst Brockfeld
Howard A. Hoffa
Pearl
Kansas
Alvena Ehlers
Good Samaritan
William and
Adelheid Delventhal Wilshusen
Mt. Hulda
Amos Ehlers
Ehlers
Darnell E. Hodges
Darnell Emanuel Hodges
East Johnson
Saline County
Sandy
Sarah Miles Hodges
Ada G. Maupins
Hodges
Hays Chapel
Blackburn
Grissom Temple
James Washington
Ill
Raymond Maupins
Ruby Hayes
Marshall
Laura Goodwin
Sylvester Hodges
Carlsbad
Calif
Dorothy Cain
Joseph C. Gatewood
West Pettis
Boone Hospital Center
Lula Gatewood
Edna Frazier
Gatewood
Sidenton Bell Telephone
American Legion Post
Alma Johnston
Johnson County Memorial Hospital
Nathaniel and
Finn Shoemake Swope
Clayton Johnston
Maroiuite
O Ne Goncate
Laurel Oak Cemetery
Melvin Hill Jr
Ella F. Waddell
Elizabeth Jenkins
West Palm Beach
St. Louis
A.R. Miller
Edward 4. Jenkins
Windsor Man
Atlanta
Birmingham
Ala
U.S. District
Southern Baptist Convention
Committee On Boards
Charles Stanley
Stanley
Henry C. Cooper
First Baptist Church of
Julia Crowder
Southside Baptist Church
Jane
Jett Adams
Wyatt County
Central States Tool Engine & Equipment Co
West Third
Dornty
Fingland Glass Co
Police
Steven E. Ford
Scott
Quality Inn
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