Obituary for Robert Reed Cunningham 79 of Sedalia
Robert Reed Cunningham 79 died at home 1507 East 7th Street at 3 45 PM Thursday after a ten day heart illness. He was born Sedalia June 14 1870 and lived there all his life. He married Gertrude Leach April 21 1892. they celebrated their 58th wedding anniversary last April. Nine children were born. one died in infancy. Survived by wife, two daughters, six sons, a brother, a sister, a brother-in-law, twenty two grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Funeral 3 PM Saturday at Ewing Funeral Home with Rev Croxton and Rev Hurd officiating. Interment Crown Hill Cemetery. Notes list many relatives and out-of-town attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Reed Cunningham
East 7Th Street
Sedalia
Robert
Mary McDonald Cunningham
Gertrude Leach
Cunningham
Tabernacle Baptist Church of
Kansas City
Gertrude Cunningham
Carl Urban
Eddie Deuel
West Broadway
Robert J. Cunningham
Carlsbad
New Mexico
William Cunningham
Ogle Cunningham
Frank Cunningham
Ross Cunningham
J. A. Cunningham
Canal Zone
Ed B. Cunningham
Leach
Crown Hill
Funeral services for Kathryn Disque today
Kathryn Disque dies at home on 1109 Ohio Avenue. Services at Gillespie Funeral Home at 2:00 PM conducted by Reverend D Warren Neal. Pallbearers listed as Ernest Thompson Carson Meredith Harry Naugel Ira Bronson R M Johns and Charles Weir. Body remains at the Gillespie Funeral Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathryn Disque
Gillespie’s
Kathryn Dise
Ohio Avenue
D. Warren Neal
Homer Keith
Ernest Thompson
Carson Meredith
Harry Naugel
Ira Bronson
R. M. Johns
Charles Weir
Gillespie Guneral Home
David Ambrose Pirtle dies after month illness at 47
David Ambrose Pirtle 47 of 667 East Sixteenth street died at 9:30 Thursday at Bothwell hospital after a month long illness. He was born November 3 1902 near Beaman and lived in Sedalia most of his life. He owned Pirtle Evans Market at 118 Main and was a East Sedalia Baptist church member. Surviving: widow Louise. daughters Bonnie Schumaker and Helen Evans. son Robert Lee Pirtle. sister Merle Allison. brothers Shelby F Pirtle Joseph Wiley Pirtle E B Pirtle and Raymond Pirtle. one granddaughter Jinxee Evans. Funeral 2:00 Saturday at East Sedalia Baptist church officiated by Rev Walter P Arnold. Burial at Memorial. body at Gillespie's funeral home and will be taken to family home Friday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Ambrose Pirtle
East Sixteenth Street
Bothwell Hospital
Beaman
Sedalia
Main Street
East Sedalia
Jinxee Evans
East Sedalia Baptist Church
Walter P. Arnold
Memorial Park Cemetery
Gillespie
Trucker Richard Allen Dies After 1950 Crash at Highway 24 Overpass
Richard Dale Allen aged 22 of Kansas City died after a pickup truck he drove struck a railroad overpass on highway 24 near Kansas City and he was taken to Independence Sanitarium. Deputy Robert Minor said the truck was speeding and motorists pulled Allen from the wreck. he was grandson of Mr. and Mrs. John Allen of Cole Camp formerly Sedalia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Dale Allen
North
Cedar Street
Kansas City
Independence Sanitarium
Highway 24
John Allen
Cole Camp
Sedalia
Allen
Robert Minor
Minor
Infant Shirley Jean Scott Dies at Six Days Old
Shirley Jean Scott infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Jean Scott of 319 East Chestnut street died May 31 after six days of life. Graveside services were held at Crown Hill cemetery at 4 o clock with Rev Walter P Arnold officiating. Burial followed at Crown Hill. Body was at McLaughlins funeral home prior to the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shirley Jean Scott
Jean Scott
East Chestnut Street
Crown Hill Cemetery
McLaughlins Funeral Home
Walter P. Arnold
East Sedalia Baptist Church
Funeral services for J William Cook
Funeral services for J William Cook of 1523 South Ohio are set at Gillespie funeral home at 3 30 this afternoon with Rev George Acree officiating Pallbearers include Basil Bruce Bryan Brown Ernest Cummins Fred Dittmer and William Steele
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. William Cook
South Ohio
Gillespie Funeral Home
George Acree
Basil Bruce
Bryan Brown
Ernest Cummins
Fred Dittmer
William Steele
Funeral services for Mrs. Dora Grace observed in Stover
Mrs. Dora Grace age 80 died at her home Sunday morning after a lingering illness. Funeral held Tuesday at 2:30 pm at the Baptist church with Rev. Hugh Trotter officiating. Survived by husband Francis two daughters Cleo and Minnie Christian Dallas Tex and two sons Harry and Roy Michaels. Burial in Versailles cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dora Grace
Stover
Baptist Church
Hugh Trotter
Francis
Cleo
Minnie Christian
Dallas
Tex
Harry Michaels
Roy Michaels
Kansas City
Versailles Cemetery
Vajen Rites Set for Mora Resident After Brief Illness
Henry Vajen died at his son Otto’s Mora home after a brief illness. Funeral services will be Saturday at 2:00 p.m. from Otto Vajen’s home to Immanuel Evangelical and Reformed Church Mora for a 2:30 p.m. service conducted by Rev. William C. Bessmer. Born November 28, 1861 in Germany, he came to America at age eight and spent most of his life in Mora. Surviving are three sons John Amos Otto all of Mora and three daughters Mrs Willie Martens Smithton Mrs Joe Brauer Mora and Mrs Pauline Martens Stover plus six grandchildren. His wife Annie Brunkhorst died in 1921.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Vajen
Otto Vajen
Mora
Immanuel Evangelical and Reformed Church
Lamb
William C. Bessmer
Germany
John
Trina Vajen
Cole Camp
Annie Brunkhorst
Amos
Otto
Willie Martens
Smithton
Joe Brauer
Pauline Martens
Stover
Mrs Sole Dies at 84 in Windsor Knoles Rest Home
Mrs. Jose Sole, 84, died at Knoles Rest home Windsor Tuesday morning at 11. Funeral services were held Thursday at 11 at the Windsor Methodist church. Burial was in Laurel Grove. She is survived by one son Everett Sole of Windsor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jose Sole
Knoles Rest Home
Windsor
Funeral of Mrs. Lucetta Steger
Funeral services for 86 year old Mrs. Lucetta Steger of Pilot Grove were held Thursday at 2:00 PM in the family home. She died Tuesday at 1:00 PM at the home of her daughter Mrs. W H Burger on East Tenth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steger
Lucetta Steger
Pilot Grove
Funeral Services for Robert F. Puckett at Ewing Home
Funeral services for 68 year old Robert F. Puckett were held Thursday afternoon at 3 o'clock at the Ewing funeral home. The Rev W N Sachs of Versailles First Assembly of God officiated. Mrs James Harvey and Mrs David Harbin sang I'll Meet You in the Morning No Night There and Rock of Ages with Mae Moser on the organ. Pallbearers included Burl Bemer and Archie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert F. Puckett
Thurlow Puckett
East Sixth Street
Ewing Funeral Home
W. N. Sachs
First Assembly of God Church
Versailles
James Harvey
David Harbin
Rock of Ages
Mae Moser
Burl Bemer
Archie
Richard Rothgeb Rites Held In New Lebanon
Richard Rothgeb aged 70 of New Lebanon Cooper County Missouri died at 8 15 am Wednesday at Woodland hospital. He leaves a daughter Mrs William D D Long Granite City Illinois four sons Wilbur Pilot Grove Tommy Orville Rothgeb Otterville and Eldon Rothgeb Minneapolis Minnesota a sister Mrs Belle Spence Bunce ton four brothers Abe and D L Rothgeb Bunce ton C W Rothgeb 819 South Lamine Ave and S B Rothgeb Otterville wife preceded him in death 23 years ago The body is at Painter funeral home Otterville then to New Lebanon home Funeral at Presbyterian church New Lebanon 2 30 pm with Rev Ray Nolte Clinton officiating Pallbearers named
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Rothgeb
New Lebanon
Cooper County
Woodland Hospital
Mr. Rothgeb
B. S. Rothgeb
William DD. ‘Long
Granite City
Dll
Wilbur Rothgeb
Pilot Grove
Tommy
Orville Rothgeb
Otterville
Presbyterian Church
Ray Nolte
Clinton
Leonard
Osteopaths Fight Missouri Court Over Hospital Practice
In Jefferson City and Mexico, osteopaths urge a court to allow practice in Audrain county hospital at Mexico, arguing medicines and surgery are part of their treatment. The hearing reviewed early osteopathic writings defending their methods amid a long unused Missouri law declaring osteopathy not medicine or surgery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson City
Missouri
Audrain County
Mexico
Kirksville
Audrain County Hospital
Drag Lake For A Man Alive In Columbia Mystery
Police and firemen searched a lake north of Columbia for hours after a man reportedly drowned there. The man, Stanley H. Butler, 44, a salesman for John Section Foods Co of Chicago, later phoned to say he was safe at home, claiming a car accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Stanley H. Butler
John Secton Foods Company
Chicago
Grisly New York Dismemberment Case Solved
Police said Elizabeth Houston 42 admitted fatally injuring John Fletcher 35 during a quarrel over hosting poker games. Parts of Fletcher's body were found in Brooklyn and Queens with a trunk and several packages later identified as his. Houston was arrested in Harlem after the discovery and confession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Brooklyn
Queens
Elizabeth Houston
Jamaica
John Fletcher
Armour & Co
Jersey City
N. J
Houston
Harlem
Fletcher
Body in River for 25 Days Recovered
Jefferson City man Merrill Snell 35 drowned May 6 when his outboard boat overturned on Lake of the Ozarks. His body was found 25 days later near Bagnell Dam, far from the accident site, after witnesses saw the circling vessel and his four year old son Mark was rescued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson City
Merrill Snell
Lake of the Ozarks
Bagnell Dam
Snell
Mark
Obituary Details Include Pallbearers for Clarence Brumback
Honorary pallbearers named Rodger Kirchner Lester Thomas Troy Neale Pat Sweeney Hillard Selk Carl Schupp Dr A E Monroe H D Case and Clarence Hutcheson. Burial will be in New Lebanon.
Senator Smith Blasts Both Parties in Communism Furore
Senator Margaret Chase Smith assails Republicans and Democrats over tactics in the anti Communism controversy. She warns against political smear and urges a principled fight, while Knowland accuses Amerasia of aiding policy bias and Ferguson links Alger Hiss to delaying action in the 1945 Amerasia case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Margaret Chase Smith
Rme
Senate
McCarthy
R-Wis
Ferguson
R-Mich
Alger Hiss
State Department
Amerasia
Youth Plea Sparks Debate At Speeding Hearing
Independence Missouri June 1 1930s youths Chill Maples 19 and Zenos Booker 18 charged with speeding 50 mph stand silent as David Leonard 17 defends them in court. Judge Charles Given fines each 5 dollars plus costs and refunds bond 15 dollars each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independence
Chill Maples
Zenos Booker
Pudge
Charles T. Given
David A. Leonard
Leonard
Given
Convicted of Killing The Man She Loved
In Clinton Circuit Court Frankie Miller, 29, was found guilty of manslaughter in the March death of Leland Holliday, 39, her former partner. The jury delivered the verdict after a trial that opened May 22, with sentencing set for Monday before Judge Fred Campbell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankfort
Ind
Clinton
Frankie Miller
Leland Holliday
Frankie
Fred Campbell
Holliday
Mrs. T. S. Norris Showing Improvement After Collapse
Mrs. T. S. Norris of 312 North Grand Avenue is slowly improving after a nervous collapse weeks ago. She is once more able to be out of the home. Mr Norris remains in a rest home, unchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. S. Norris
North
Grand Avenue
Mr. Norris
Kansas State Chicken Contest Finals Held Today
The 1950 Kansas State Chicken of Tomorrow contest finals take place today with over thirty top poultry breeders competing for the state title. The winner advances to the north central regional contest in Chicago, as part of a national program by the USDA and A & P Food Stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quinton B. Kinder
University of Missouri
Chicago
Kansas
U.S. Department of Agriculture
A & P Food Stores
Producer’s Produce Company
W. Pacific Street
Bothwell Hotel
H. C. Weddendorf
Kansas City
Cubs Fall 9 to 4 to Cash Bargain in Sedalia Match
The Sedalia Cubs, a semi pro team, lost a night game 9 to 4 at Liberty Park stadium to the Cash Bargain club from Kansas City. KC collected 13 hits while Sedalia had nine. Notable plays included a Goldstein triple and four runs in the eighth. Attendance was light with Charles Stis, St Louis Brown's minor league scout, in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sedalia Cubs
Sedalia
Kansas City
Liberty Park Stadium
de Vaille
Balmous
Sedalia Rapp
Shippley
Hume
Goldstein Kansas City
Barr
Charles Stis
St. Louis Brown
Oak Grove Homemakers Meet At Mrs Gorrells Home
The Oak Grove Homemakers club will meet on Tuesday June 6 at 1 30 p m in the home of Mrs F Gorrell 819 South Vermont avenue. Miss Lillian Watkins home demonstration agent will speak on how to conserve time and energy. Mrs Gorrell will be assisted by Mrs G T Yeater and Mrs Max Reicke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak Grove Homemakers Club
F. Gorrell
Vermont Avenue
Lillian Watkins
Gorrell
G. T. Yeater
Max Reicke
Hospital Admits Various Patients for Surgery and Care
List of admissions for surgery includes Porter Murray and Mrs Mary Glass among Knob Noster Tipton Edwards residents. Tonsillectomy patients include Sharon Munsterman Florence Freddy Wernke and others with listed addresses. Dismissals cover Homer Carleton Ann Whitaker Alvin Lutgen and D F Holten. Accidents note Walter Potter toe injury from a rolling barrel. Additional medical admissions include M L Hopper E E Colbert and Mrs C A Gibbons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porter Murray
Knob Noster
Mary Glass
Tipton
Kenneth Flippen
Edwards
Sharon Kay Munsterman
Florence
Freddy Wernke
Houstonia
James Couhig
South Quincey Avenue
Linda Reed
East Thirteenth Street
William P. Staley
West Fifth Street
Albert Shackles
East Twentieth Street
Mary Franke
North Prospect Avenue
Michael Alfrey
Beaman
Marcus Kueck
South Summer Avenue
Homer Carleton
Clinton
Ann Whitaker
Cape Girardeau
Alvin Lutgen
Cole Camp
D. F. Holten
I. D. Sidwell, Jr
Marshall
Walter Potter
East Broadway
M. L. Hopper
North Quincy Avenue
E. E. Colbert
South
Barrett Avenue
C. A. Gibbons
Two Births Reported at Bothwell Hospital
A son to Mr. and Mrs. Raymond F. Brown of 617 East Tenth Street arrived at 6 51 PM Wednesday weighing five pounds 15 ounces. A daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Schumaker of 501 North Prospect Avenue was born at 6 49 PM Wednesday weighing nine pounds four ounces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond F. Brown
East Tenth Street
Bothwell Hospital
Kenneth Schumaker
North Prospect Avenue
Birth of Son to Berkenbile Family at Bothwell Hospital
A son was born to Mr and Mrs Virgil Berkenbile at 11 45 Wednesday at Bothwell hospital. The baby weighed eight pounds thirteen ounces and the family resides at 1713 South Osage avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virgil Berkenbile
South
Osage Avenue
Bothwell Hospital
Woodland Hospital Discharges Named Individuals
Ronald Jones son of Mr and Mrs Melvin L Jones of 315 South Sneed is dismissed. Also discharged are Harold Malone of 306 East Second Street and Mrs William Mosier and her daughter of 116 East Third Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronald Jones
Melvin L. Jones
South Sneed Avenue
Harold Malone
East Second Street
William Mosier
East Third Street
St Louis student dies in Florida car overturn crash
A Barry college freshman Anne Griesedieck 19 daughter of St Louis brewer died when a convertible carrying three girls overturned about 75 miles west of Miami Donna Kelly 19 of Chicago in critical condition and Nancy O'Brien 18 of Oak Park Illinois suffered minor injuries The three were en route to Naples Florida from St Louis Miss Griesedieck planned to meet her parents at Naples and fly down in their private plane The Rev Cyril Burke said Miss O'Brien drove and Miss Kelly awoke and reached for the wheel causing the crash
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Fla
Barry College
St. Louis
Anne Greisedieck
Alvin F. Griesedieck
Squires Lane
Huntleigh Village
Kirkwood
Greisedieck
Falstaff Brewing Corp
Donna Kelly
Chicago
Walter E. Kelly
Jackson Memorial Hospital
Nancy Lee O’brien
Frank O’brien
Oak Park
Cyril W. Burke
Barry Catholic College
Naples
Father Burke
Miss O’brien
Miss Kelly
Woman shoots child over perceived insults to her child
Emma Rose Curtis Tom, 30, an American married to a Chinese man, shot her four year old daughter Toy Tom in their East Side apartment over fears of discrimination. The child was in grave condition with a .32 caliber bullet in the temple. Tom was taken to Bellevue for mental observation as her lawyer said a divorce and desperation drove the act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Emma Rose Curtis Tom
Bellevue Hospital
Toy Tom
James Tom
Schmier
Vernon C. Riddick
Baby's Crying Triggers Gun Wielding Seaman on Train
A 27 year old merchant seaman H P Huff of Polkville Mississippi seized a rusty pistol on the Sunset Limited in Phoenix after a crying baby provoked him. He threatened mother and child, shoved the barrel into a passenger's ribs, and was jailed for assault with a deadly weapon. Police planned a sanity hearing tomorrow in Maricopa County Superior Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Ariz
Southern Pacific
Sunset Limited
Desert Way
H. P. Huff
Polkville
Miss
Huff
R. L. Keeton, Jr
Dallas
Texas
Keeton
George van Doren
Maricopa County Superior Court
Lee Faces Dismissal From Commerce Post Over Charges
Michael Lee, a former White Russian, was served discharge papers from his $10,000 a year post in the Commerce Department. Secretary Charles Sawyer demanded resignation or removal amid loyalty questions, with Lee denying pro-communist leanings and blaming maladministration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Michael Lee
Commerce Department
Secretary of Commerce
Charles Sawyer
Lee
Swyer
Sawyer
Senate
William W. Remington
Remington
Caae
Department
Whiteman and Harger Bound Over for Trial in KC
Paul Whiteman of Sedalia and Harry A Harger Jr of the same age were bound over to Jackson county criminal court after a Kansas City Magistrate court hearing. They escaped a Missouri prison farm on April 15 and later stole a car in Lees Summit before wrecking it west of Dresden. State patrolman Sergeant William Barton arrested them. they later escaped Pettis county jail on May 13 but were recaptured minutes later and returned to jail before facing car theft charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Whiteman
Sedalia
Harry Arthur Harger, Jr
Dresden
Lees Summit
Jackson County
William Barton
Pettis County
Boonville Inmates Escapees Ride Goes Nowhere
Three of eight Missouri State Training School escapees ride freights toward St. Louis then back to Independence and are captured as the train stops. Names include Richard Dunn 16 Annapolis Richard Paul 17 Festus Robert Wiggington 14 Kansas City. Other escapees retaken earlier near Lupus and more still unreported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boonville
Missouri State Training School
Marshall Layton Miller
Missouri Pacific
Independence
St. Louis
Richard Dunn
Annapolis
Tilden F. Paul
Festus
Robert Wiggington
Kansas City
Lupus
James Kennedy
Emilio Santoya
William Muskey
Father Held on Attempted Murder Charge in Massachusetts
Lawrence Massachusetts May 31 James M Ryley a 36 year old father was held for the grand jury in 20000 bail on a charge he attempted to murder his four children while pretending to play a game The action followed a sanity ruling from Danvers state hospital where he was observed He pleaded innocence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Mass
James M. Ryley
Danvers State Hospital
Ryley
NCAA Track Meet Set for June 16 17 in Minneapolis
At least six runners chase Lou Zamperini’s 4 08 3 mile record in the NCAA championships to be held June 16 17 in Minneapolis Don Gehrmann of Wisconsin enters as the favorite for a third straight title and leads the field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Lou Zamperini
Minneapolis
Don Gehrmann
Wisconsin
Sam Schulman Robbers Target Station Twice
Robbers hit Sam Schulman’s service station on May 26 and May 30, stealing $116 in cash plus tires and tubes. Enraged, Schulman posted a sign inviting theft while guarding a new cemented safe set in the front door, watched by a night spotlight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam
Los Angeles
Sam Schulman
Body found after more than two years in California home
In San Jose a 58 year old construction worker Herman Boesen was found dead in a locked bedroom of his rural home after more than two years. His brother Peter Boesen 62 was arrested and booked for investigation of murder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Jose
Calif
Herman Boesen
Peter
Herman
Convict Sergeant Found Guilty in WAC Murder Case
In San Francisco a federal jury convicted Sergeant Lyle Buswell of rape and murder in the Hamilton Field killing of 44 year old Women's Army Corps sergeant Fairy Decker. He confessed strangling her before dawn March 25 but claimed the rape was voluntary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Lyle Buswell
Fairy Decker
Air Force
Hamilton Field
Rutland
WAF
It Is Impossible Claims by Girl Dressed as a Man
Pulaski Va June 1 A 27 year disguise as a man ends in court after Pauline Hufford 2 denies seducing 19 year old Alpha Turpin and fathering her child A physician’s examination supported her claim and charges were dropped Trial justice John W Deeds says Hufford called herself Paul and stated she was a girl not a man
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pulaski
Pauline Hufford
Trial Justice Court
James L. Chitwood
Alpha Turpin
Wytheville, Va
Miss Hufford
John W. Deeds
Paul
Houstonia Merchants top Levis in Central Missouri League clash
The Houstonia Merchants beat the Lanny Levis 3 to 2 in a tight Central Missouri League game at Houstonia. Houstonia scored in the third and sixth innings, Levis answered with runs in the fourth and sixth. Dick Axe and Seivers each allowed three hits in a pitchers duel. The Levis travel to Otterville Friday with all players departing 6:30 from 420 Wilkerson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houstonia Merchants
Lanny Levis
Houstonia
Rissler
Levis
Evans
Dick Axe
Seivers
Swisher
Sedalia
Pummill
Otterville
Wilkerson
Evansville Man Charged After Car Battering Ram
Joel L. Mallory faced drunken driving charges after attempting to smash his father in law’s house with his 20 year old car. He told officers it was because he was mad at him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evansville
Ind
Joel L. Mallory
St Joseph Fire Chief Cast as Lead in Local Play
St Joseph Mo June 1 Leo J Urbanski the city fire chief for 22 years will portray a fire chief in a community play to be staged here next week, combining his real life role with the onstage part.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Joseph. Mo
Leo J. Urbanski
Special shareholders meeting Dorn Cloney Laundry Company
Notice of a special meeting of Dorn Cloney Laundry Company shareholders on June 15 1950 at 10 00 A M at 201 East Third Street Sedalia Missouri to vote on extending corporate existence from fifty years to perpetual duration and to address other business by direction of the Board of Directors W H Cloney president
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorn- Cloney Laundry Company
East Third Street
Sedalia
Missouri
W. H. Cloney
Also Mentioned on This Page
J. W. Cook
N. Y
Hollis Davison
Cubs
Oak Grove
Whiteman
Harger
K.C
WAC
St. Joseph
Dorn Cloney Laundry Company, A Corporation
T. W. Cloney
Emma E. McCurdy
Probate Court
Robert E. McCurdy
James L. McCurdy
A. M. Harlan
James E. Durley
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!