Obituary for Orvis W. Crouch at 56 in Missouri
Orvis W. Crouch 56 of 1530 South Harrison died at Bothwell Hospital at 1 p m Thursday after a heart attack at home. Survived by wife Mary Jo Crouch son William Orvis Crouch II and daughter Lois Ann Crouch, all at home. Body at Ewing Funeral Home with arrangements incomplete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orvis W. Crouch
South Harrison
Bothwell Hospital
Mary Jo Crouch
William Orvis Crouch
Lois Ann Crouch
Ewing Funeral Home
Widow of Rev Hicks Dies in St Louis Hospital
Mrs T Ross Hicks of Kirkwood widow of the Rev Hicks former pastor of First Methodist Church died June 9 at Deaconess Hospital St Louis. She had lived in Kirkwood since her husband’s death. Burial will be Saturday at North Hampton Massachusetts.
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T. Ross Hicks
Kirkwood
Mr. Hicks
First Methodist Church
Deaconess Hospital
St. Louis
Wagner to quit after fourth term as New York City mayor
Democratic Mayor Robert F. Wagner announced he will not seek a record fourth term. He cited promises to his late wife and a desire to be a full time father to his two sons, ending speculation over a successor. Paul Screvane and John V. Lindsay were noted as possible contenders, with Roosevelt Jr. not entering the primary.
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New York
Robert F. Wagner
New York City
Wagner
City Hall
Fiorello H
Paul Screvane
Long
Washington
Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr
Car jumps curb as 12 year old steers in Kansas City crash
Harold Flowers 39 was charged with reckless driving and destruction of property after his car jumped a curb, hit a house, and damaged a second home estimated at 2000 dollars. His 12 year old daughter Susan was said to have steered before he grabbed the wheel when she turned a corner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Kan
Harold Flowers
Susan
Flowers
Danish Queen Ingrid to Go to Greece for Royal Birth
The Danish court announced Queen Ingrid will travel to Greece next week to be with her daughter Queen Anne Marie at the birth of her first child on the island of Corfu.
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Copenhagen
Denmark
Ingrid
Greece
Anne Marie
Corfu
Weekly Democrat announces publication in Se c Missouri
The Weekly Democrat is a local newspaper serving Sodalis and Central Missouri. It is published weekly and filed as second class matter at the Se c Missouri post office, distributed for public welfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sodalis
Central Missouri
Sec. Mo
Funeral services for Mrs Nora E Berry 73
Funeral services for Mrs Nora E Berry 73 were held at Ewing Funeral Home at 10 30 a m Thursday. The Rev J R Wallace pastor of First Baptist Church officiated with Clyde Waters singing In the Garden and Beautiful Isle of Somewhere. Burial followed in Crown Hill Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nora E. Berry
Howard Gwinn
Ewing Funeral Home
J. R. Wallace
First Baptist Church
Clyde Waters
Isle of Somewhere
Crown Hill Cemetery
Walter Baird Funeral Services Planned
Walter Baird of Knob Noster died Tuesday. Funeral services will be held Friday at 2 p.m. at Knob Noster Presbyterian Church. The family receives friends Thursday from 7 to 8 30 p.m. at Sweeney Phillips Funeral Home. Burial will follow in Knob Noster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Baird
Knob Noster
Knob Noster Presbyterian Church
Sweeney- Phillips
Knob Noster Cemetery
Funeral services for Mrs Rachel Williams
Mrs Rachel Williams Marshall died Tuesday. Funeral services set for 2 p.m. Friday at Sweeney Reser Funeral Home in Marshall. Burial will follow at Ridge Park Cemetery. Family visitation 7 to 9 p.m. Thursday at the funeral home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rachel Williams
Marshall
Sweeney- Reser
Ridge Park Cemetery
Funeral services for Mrs Stella Graham at Tipton chapel
Mrs Stella Graham of Clarksburg dies Wednesday. Funeral at 2 p.m. Friday at Richards Funeral Home Tipton with Rev. Ivan Cameron officiating. Mrs O W Kinnear to sing with piano by Mrs Stanley Palmer. Pallbearers listed and burial in Clarksburg.
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Stella Graham
Clarksburg
Richards
Tipton
Ivan Cameron
O. W. Kinnear
Stanley Palmer
Orla Bolinger
Bill Arnold
Virgil Schreck
Vincent Hecht
Charley Peoples
Ralph McKee
Clarksburg Cemetery
Wallace A Poague Funeral Services Held In Lincoln
Funeral services for Wallace A Poague 81 of Lincoln who died Wednesday in a Clinton hospital will be at 2 pm Saturday at Lincoln Methodist Church with Rev S A Gardner and Rev Edward Lathrop officiating. Pallbearers are Herbert Hansen Walter White Jr Eugene Roberts Edward Mueschke Oscar Jaekel and Dooly Martin. Burial follows at Lincoln. Body lies at Fred Davis and son Funeral Home Lincoln.
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Wallace A. Poague
Lincoln
Clinton Hospital
Lincoln Methodist Church
S. A. Gardner
Edward Lathrop
Herbert Hansen
Walter White, Jr
Eugene Roberts
Edward Mueschke
Oscar Jaekel
Dooly Martin
Department Store Sales Ahead in 10th District
In the 10th Federal Reserve District department store sales for the year so far run 2 percent above the 1964 level. Last week’s volume dropped 10 percent from a year earlier, partly due to Memorial Day reducing shopping days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Federal Reserve District
Hearnes Faces Setbacks as Missouri Legislature Advances
Gov. Warren E. Hearnes saw two setbacks in the Missouri Senate as a constitutional amendment to require a 60 percent vote on bond issues stalled in committee. A state Arts Council bill faced rural opposition over cost and scope. The House moved several resolutions and routine measures, while the ethics study resolution drew defeat.
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Jefferson City
Warren E. Hearnes
Missouri Senate
Judiciary Committee
State Council On the Arts
House
Earl Spensler
Texas
Sposler
Arts Council
Missouri
William B. Waters
Liberty
W O
Mackie
Kirksville
Waters
Senate
General Assembly
George Pace
Marion
Pace
Congress
Grain futures rise as buying broadens on Board of Trade
General buying returned to the grain futures market on Thursday as resistance eased. Wheat corn and rye gained about a cent, soybeans up more than 4 cents with July delivery extending gains. New crop months firm and many contracts closed near day highs with soybeans at July 2.90 plus per bushel and other grains posting notable advances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Board of Trade
Grant Approved for Kirksville Osteopathy College
The Public Health Service approved a $15 468 grant to Kirksville Missouri College of Osteopathy and Surgery. Missouri members of Congress were informed Thursday.
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Washington
The
Public Health Service
Kirksville, Mo
College of Osteopathy and Surgery
Missouri
Congress
Twins and birth notices from Tipton and Jefferson City
Daily Record reports births including a son to Mr. and Mrs. Moore in Jefferson City at Bothwell Hospital weighing seven pounds, and a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Wirths in Tipton at Memorial Community Hospital weighing six pounds 15 ounces. Also listed are births for Ronald Anderson in St. Louis, Kenneth Distler in Jefferson City, with parental and ancestral details.
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George J. Moore
East 15Th
Bothwell Hospital
John Wirths
Tipton
Memorial Community Hospital
Jefferson City
Ronald Anderson
St. Louis
Jewish Hospital
Kenneth Distler
Charles E. Still Hospital
Distler
Dolores Hartman
Joe J. Hartman
Victor Distler
California
Visiting Hours and Staff List at Bothwell Hospital
The notice lists visiting hours for City Hospital Bothwell on multiple floors with 2 to 4 p.m. and 7 to 8:30 p.m. slots, maternity on the third floor, and blood bank hours on the first Friday from 3 to 7 p.m. It also provides a long roster of medical staff and patients including M Higgins, Clara Mettenberg, Elizabeth Gudorp, W H Brinkley, and many others with addresses across Warsaw Cole Camp Versailles and surrounding towns. Dismissed and released names follow with additional addresses such as Gould R Merk, Gary Frueh, Dwain Spaulding, and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Robeson
East Tenth
Homer G. Ihrig
West 14Th
Clay Shelledy
Clarence Kruse
Leroy Klein
Southern Hills
Alice Brauer
Cole Camp
Jane Wagenknecht
South Lamine
Elva Johnson
West Sixth
Mickey Ann Lawrence
East 13Th
John Sterling
Versailles
Edward Luebben
Bryan Helt
Wilson Trailer Court
James Ripley
Sylvia Drive
James Dowell
Latham
Clara Solomon
South Kentucky
Lewis Hazel
Warsaw
Gordon Childers, Jr
Meda Woody
Bobby C. Salmon
South Osage
Leo R. Spears
East 14Th
Victor Capek
William Twenter
Stover
Betty Lou Koeller
Pettis judge hospitalized for tests in Kansas City
C Berry Elliott presiding judge of the Pettis County Court is a patient at St Luke’s Hospital Kansas City undergoing tests after feeling unwell since early in the week. Also listed are several Tipton residents in area hospitals and a gunshot wound case at the University of Missouri Medical Center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Berry Elliott
Pettis County Court
St. Luke’s Hospital
Kansas City
Elliott
Clyde Reven
Harry F
Pat) Reven
Tipton
St. Joseph Hospital
Boonville
Donald Hardy
Charles E. Still Hospital
Jefferson City
Ken Alexander
Memorial Community Hospital
Ernest Aldredge
Jesse Hock
Area Fires Chevrolet Motor Overheats Prompting Firemen Run
Ronald Reedy of Route 1 reported his 1958 Chevrolet overheated around 1 p m Thursday. He doused the engine and kept the fire from spreading. firefighters arrived to find burned wiring and the blaze under control.
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Ronald Reedy
Pettis County
Reedy
Auto Collisions Cause Minor Damage on Broadway and 32nd
A rear end crash at Broadway and Grand at 2 53 p m injures no one and damages two 1963 Ford wagons driven by Kathryn Smiley 16 Knob Noster and Ernest Litton 1300 East 18th both eastbound. A second wreck on 32nd and Limit at 2 24 p m damages a 1964 Ford driven by George Schutte 21 Kansas City Kan and a stop sign after avoiding a 1965 Ford driven by Fred Schreen 63 Bloomfield MO. The Schutte vehicle oil pan is damaged.
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Broadway
Grand
Kathryn M. Smiley
Ernest Sitton
Litton
Smiley
32Nd Street
32Nd
George A. Schutte
Kansas City
Kan
Fred C. Schreen
Bloomfield
Schutte
Circuit Court Dismissals Involving Templemeyer Cobbs And Harris
In circuit court on Thursday the damage petition of Shirley and John Templemeyer against Carl Wayne Cobb was dismissed with prejudice at the defendant's cost. Devet ta W Harris dismissed her divorce petition against John C Harris. Connie Shoemaker seeks a divorce from Paul Shoemaker. William F Brown represents Shoemaker. Mary B Phillips granted a divorce from Robert Phillips on a cross bill with William F Brown and James E Durley serving as attorney for Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shirley
John Templemeyer
Carl Wayne Cobb
Devetta W. Harris
John C. Harris
Connie Shoemaker
Paul Shoemaker
William F. Brown
Mary B. Phillips
Robert Phillips
James E. Durley
Marriage Licenses Issued for Woolery and Underhill
Willard Lee Woolery of 619 East Ninth and Sharon Jeanann Underhill of 1834 South Warren received marriage licenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard Lee Woolery
East Ninth
Sharon Jeanann Underhill
South Warren
Committee to Move Up Repeal of Most Excises
A congressional committee proposes shifting the repeal date to the day after President Johnson signs the bill, affecting four retail excises and a broad list of manufacturers taxes. The panel kept its plan on the auto passenger car levy, electing to retain 1 percentage point of tax and devote $190 million to auto junkyards, and tied final tax eliminations to safety equipment promises by auto makers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
Market Declines as Dow Sags in Broad Stock Retreat
Market activity shows heavy selling across sectors with the Dow Jones average down 3.35 to 876.49 after erasing early gains. The Associated Press index slides 1.3 to 319.2 as industrials rails and utilities fall, with 351 rising and 219 dropping among 15 most active issues.
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Dow Jones
Associated Press
General Motors
American Stock Exchange
U.S. Treasury
Patrol arrests youth in stolen car on highway
A 1960 Chevrolet convertible stolen from the Colony Club in Kansas City was recovered on Interstate 70 east of EE. Glen Warner Eickenbary Jr. of Kansas City, 19, was arrested by Trooper Bob Plymell along with two Sedalia youths. Eickenbary confessed to theft and was released to KC detectives. the Sedalia youths were released with no charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colony Club
Troost
Kansas City
Interstate 70
Missouri Highway Patrol
Bob Plymell
Glen Warner Eickenbary, Jr
Eickenbary
Larry Wayne Hicks
Sedalia
Saline County
Kansas City Police Department
Hicks
Jury Convicts Renfro of Second Degree Murder in Kansas City
Melvin D. Renfro is sentenced to 35 years in prison for the shooting death of Barbara Mae Warren, 35, in Kansas City. Warren’s 13-year-old daughter Janet testified that the two argued at the Warren apartment after she told Renfro she did not want to see him anymore.
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Kansas City
Melvin D. Renfro
Barbara Mae Warren
Renfro
Notice of Public Sale of Stored Goods at Sedalia MO
A notice states a public sale at Mid State Storage Inc in Sedalia Missouri on July 3 1965 at 8:00 A.M. to recover storage charges in arrears. Items include household goods such as dishes divan chairs ranges and tables left by Mrs Genevieve Henderson Mrs Audian Dunham and O J Johnson in storage at 118 North Lamine Sedalia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Lamine
Sedalia
Missouri
Genevieve Henderson
Mid State Storage Inc
Dan Doty
Audian Dunham
O. J. Johnson
A-1
Estate and probate notices from Pettis County Missouri
Notices detail letters testamentary granted to A P Reid Jr for Minor F Reid, debts to file within nine months, and a final settlement and distribution petition for Jessie R Pehl with deadlines. Also trustee sale for Jack E Stege and Irma J Stege and appointment of guardian for May T Bichsel in Pettis County probate notices.
Guardian appointed for May T. Bichsel estate
Third National Bank of Sedalia Missouri was named guardian of the estate of May T. Bichsel declared incompetent by Pettis County Probate Court on May 13 1965. Guardian address 301 South Ohio Sedalia MO phone TA 6 0611. attorney Robert S. Gardner Sedalia Trust Bldg Sedalia MO phone TA 7 0204. Creditors must file claims with nine months from first publication or be barred. LEO J. HARNED Probate Judge Bylla Rymer Clerk Probate Court Pettis County Missouri SEAL. 4x-5-28 6-4 6-11 6-18.
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Missouri
Pettis
Pettis County
Sedalia
Minor F. Reid
A. P. Reid, Jr
County
Houstonia
Henry A. Keeler
Gordon
Leo J. Harned
T. Bichsel
Third National Bank
Ohio St
Robert S. Gardner
Sedalia Trust Bldg
Bylla Rymer
Administratorix
Tracey
Kansas City
Durley
Keating
Sedalia Trust Bidg
Ira Rymer
Notice of Administration for Hattie M. Hilden Estate
Public Administrator Lloyd Farris appointed administrator with will annexed after Hattie M. Hilden's May 25 1965 probate in Pettis County Missouri. Attorney Donald Barnes listed. Sedalia offices and phones provided. Nine months to object. Also notice of filing final settlement and distribution for Dora Patterson estate in Pettis County with Gareth W. Patterson and John C. McCloskey named as attorneys. deadline set by court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sedalia
Missouri
Prsons
Pettis
Pettis County
Dora Patterson
Gareth W. Patterson
Knob Noster
John C. McCloskey
East Fifth Street
State OF
Sarah Silverman
Notice of Sale Under Deed of Trust Pettis County Missouri
Public sale under two deeds of trust in Pettis County Missouri to satisfy unpaid notes. The first sale by Successor Trustee Thomas T. Keating on June 15 1965 at Sedalia Courthouse for Lot 10 Block 3 West Broadway Addition. The second sale by Sheriff Emmett Fairfax on June 28 1965 at Sedalia Courthouse for property described beginning at 40th Street Road South 495 feet East to West boundary. Sold for cash to highest bidder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Recorder of Deeds
Pettis County
Missouri
Wesley L. Hayes
Bertha P. Hayes
Lee C. Redmond
Therby
Te-Wit
Sedalia
Pettis
West Broadway
Thomas T. Keating
Patrick Edward Wagner
Christine Wagner
Recorder's Office
Robert A. Henrys
Forty
40Th Street
Nebraska
Emmett Fairfax
Notice of sale under deed of trust Pettis County Missouri
Notice of sale under deed of trust dated March 7 1959 recorded in Pettis County Missouri to secure a loan. successor trustee will sell on June 21 1965 at the east front door of the Circuit Court House Sedalia to satisfy the debt and lien with real property Lot 9 in Block 3 Ira L DeJarnette Second Addition Sedalia plus listed personal property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Recorder of Deeds
Pettis County
Missouri
Gordon R. Tremble
Loreida M. Tremble
Gene Andrew
Circuit Court House
Sedalia
Pettis
Ira L. DeJarnette
William F. Brown
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Dol. Lamm
S&s
Claude L. Boul
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Jack E. Stege
Irma J. Stege
Fettis County
May T. Bichsel
Wa Rymer
Durley & Keating
Sedalia Trust
Abraham Silverman
Ruby Lee Junsberg
South Lamine Sedalia
Golden Lyles
Edward M. Fenimore
Sedalia Trust Building
Louis H. Wilken
Curley & Keating
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