Obituaries for Eulalia Harris Walter Heard and James Gorham
Obituaries note services for Eulalia Lovette Harris 93 of Houstonia at Houstonia Community Church Friday at 2 p.m. with burial in Houstonia Cemetery. Walter H Heard 82 of 2021 South Osage died Tuesday. services held at Ewing Funeral Home at 2 p.m. with church leaders officiating and burial in Memorial Park. James Alman Gorham 77 of Versailles died Tuesday. retired rural carrier, survived by Neva May Gunn's family, services Friday 2 p.m. at Big Rock Primitive Baptist Church with Masonic graveside burial in Big Rock Cemetery. The body lies in state at Kidwell Funeral Home until one hour before services.
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Houstonia Community Church
Eulalia Lovette Harris
Houstonia
Bothwell Hospital
Walter H. Jones
L. C. Tuck
Houstonia Cemetery
Walter H. Heard
South Osage
Ewing Funeral Home
Noah W. Beard
Doyle D. Furnell
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
Juanita Waggoner
Lydia McGaugh
Mary K. Redford
Ronald Shuler
Lannie Yates
Duane Furnell
Ervin Beard
Lester Fockler
James Fockler
Memorial Park Cemetery
James Alman Gorham
Versailles
Indiana
Benjamin
Josephine Welch Gorham
Neva May Gunn
Jean Beth Dennington
Stafford Wayne
Arley Gorham
Temple City
Calif
George
James Gorham
Barnett
OES
Masonic Lodge
AF & AM
Big Rock
Obituary notices from multiple Kansas City and Missouri deaths
Joseph James Knox 62 of Kansas City died at home after living in Smithton 30 years. He was chief security officer at City National Bank. Survivors include wife Hazel, son Leonard, brothers Bert and Edward, and two grandchildren. Rosary Friday at Sheil Chapel, burial Saturday at Mt. Olivet. Elsie C. Meier 93 former California Missouri resident died in St. Louis. Born in Germany, widow of Ferdinand Meier. Survivors Ruth Oatley, Elsie, Carlysle Meier, and Herbert died in WWI. Burial in California with services led by Williams Funeral Home. Jeffrey Martin Doty infant son of Dan and Mrs. Doty Jr. graveside service at Crown Hill Cemetery. Abba Dale Hunt 90 Windsor died Sunday. Burial Lincoln Cemetery. Eva Mae Shackleford 86 Sweet Springs died Wednesday. Christian Church member. Surviving children include Jessie Mae, James, and W. G. Calhoun. burial Mt. Zion.
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Joseph James Knox
Kansas City
Smithton
Holy Cross Catholic Church
City National Bank
Hazel Knox
Leonard Knox
Bert Knox
Edward Knox
Garden City
Sheil Chapel
Mt. Olivet
Sheil Funeral
Elsie C. Meier
California
Ruth Oatley
St. Louis
Stuttgart
Germany
Schneider
Ferdinand Meier
Meier
Hecks Saddlery
Elsie
Carlysle Meier
Herbert
Margaret Palmer
Methodist Church
Masonic Cemetery
Williams Funeral Home
H. J. Hood
Jeffrey Martin Doty
Jefrey Martin Doty
Dan Doty
Albert Lee
Crown Hill Cemetery
Norbert Adelman
Sacred Heart Church
Ewing Funeral Home
Lincoln Baptist Church
Abba Dale Hunt
Windsor
F. O Faber
Lincoln Cemetery
Moseley
Sweet Springs
Eva Mae Shackleford
Ted Chrystie
Holden
Jacob
Frances Able Green
Richard Shackleford
Christian Church
W. G. Calhoun
Colorado Springs
Colo
Jessie Mae Shackleford
James Shackleford
Lee's Summit
Roy Mann
Russell
Kan
Mt. Zion Cemetery
Weekly Democrat notices from Sedalia Missouri edition
Page shows the Sedalia Missouri weekly Democrat publication with editorial dedication to local residents. It notes address at 110 West Fourth Street and mentions publication as second class matter under congressional approval.
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West Fourth Stree
Pubusneo Everfriday Enterec
Sedalia
Congress
Marcr
un + Vea publica ion
Funeral set for former police chief Anson W Finnell
A public funeral is planned for Anson W Finnell 59 former police chief who died Monday at MecLaughlin Chapel at 2 p m Thursday with Rev Hugh Jones of Epworth Methodist Church officiating. Burial will be in Crown Hill Cemetery.
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MecLaughlin Chapel
Anson W. Finnell
Hugh Jones
Epworth Methodist Church
Crown Hill Cemetery
Washington
Pacific
Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
Joint Task Force 8
Johnston Island
Hawaii
Frank Albert Mueller Rites Held at United Church
At 10 a.m. Thursday a funeral service for 69 year old Frank Albert Mueller of Pilot Grove was held at the United Church of Christ in Clear Creek. The Rev. J C Bierbaum officiated and burial followed in the church cemetery.
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United Church of Christ In
Clear Creek
Frank Albert Mueller
Pilot Grove
J. C. Bierbaum
Church
Funeral for Louis R. Hughes at Reser in Warsaw
Louis R. Hughes 90 of Warsaw dies Monday. Services 1 30 p m Thursday at Reser Funeral Home Warsaw with Rev Gene Clack officiating. Burial in Sedalia with Masonic graveside rites.
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Reser Funeral
Warsaw
Louis R. Hughes
Gene Clack
Warsaw Christian Church
Memorial Park Cemetery
Sedalia
Funeral services for Adella C Wray announced
Funeral services will be held at 2 pm Friday at the Reser Chapel in Warsaw for Adella C Wray pioneer Benton County resident who died early Wednesday at her home near Fairfield. Death was from a heart attack. Rev Russell Davis of Warsaw Baptist Church will officiate Born November 10 1880 she was the daughter of the late William H and Lucinda Jane Wright Cunningham She married Purna S Wray February 17 1904 and they had five sons They lived on the Fairfield farm most of their married life Mr Wray died September 30 1939 leaving four sons Harold Wray and Howard among the survivors in New York City and others unnamed nearby.
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Reser
Warsaw
Adella C
Wray
Benton County
Fairties
Russell Davis
Warsaw Baptist Church
William H
Lucinda Jane Wright
Cunningham
Purna S$. Wray
Fairfield
Six People Charged With Assassination Plot on de Gaulle
Six men were arrested and charged in Vesoul Besancon region for allegedly plotting to assassinate President Charles de Gaulle during a stump tour. Authorities say the suspects belong to European Secret Army Organization and additional members may be at large. police had been alerted to suspicious activity days earlier.
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de Gaulle
Vesaoul
France
Charles de Gaulle
Vesoul
Besancon
European Secret Army Organization
Attorney Arraigned On Murder Charge
William Howard Payne a 52 year old attorney who specialized in Indian legal affairs was arraigned on a second degree murder charge in his wife Lorena Paynes death. He appeared at the morgue to identify her body and was held on a five thousand dollar bond. He is scheduled for a coroner's inquest.
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Washington
William Howard Payne
Lorena
Payne
U.S
Veteran Teacher to Teach in Philippines as Peace Corps Volunteer
Miss Noneka Douglass, 71 and a Hazelwood resident with over 50 years of teaching, heads to the Philippines as a Peace Corps volunteer. She notes she was retired by the St. Louis public schools last year but says she did not quit teaching. She plans to depart in September.
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ST. Louis
Noneka Douglass
Philippines
Peace Corps
Douglass
Hazelwood
Teacher Faces Misdemeanor After Check Charge Hearing
The petition seeks damages over a felony charge that was filed but later cleared up as a misdemeanor. Attorneys O E Brown James F E Durles and Thomas Keating represent the plaintiff in the case alleging humiliation and injury to feelings.
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O. E. Brown
James FE. Durles
Thomas Keating
Resignation of Calla FE Warner Foundation Head
Harold Wecke executive director at Calla FE Warner Educational Foundation resigns effective June 40 and plans to return to public school administration.
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St. Joseph
Harold Wecke
Calla FE. Warner Educational Foundation
Wecke
Wray Family Rites Held for Infant Raymond
Obituary notes Raymond Wray died at age one in a Kansas City area family line. Pallbearers listed include Earl Holley Harold Price and Dillard Martin. Burial follows at Fairfield Cemetery with six grandchildren and six great grandchildren surviving Wray relatives Wray of Kansas City and Harrisonville with six grandchildren and six great grandchildren.
Democrat Capital Class Ads Involve Workers In A Call For Action
A fragment notes Democratic campaign ads directed at workers urging involvement in a broader political effort. The item suggests organized outreach across labor segments and references a telephone contact line for more information.
Lodges Notice for Granite Lodge No 272 Meeting
Granite Lodge No 272 AF and AM will meet in stated communication Friday June 15 at 8 00 pm at the Masonic Temple Broadway and Missouri Visiting brethren welcome W M C Harold Coftelt Secretary Lloyd C Kennon
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Ge Granite Lodge
A. F
A. M
Masonic Temple
Broadway
Missouri
C. Harold Coftelt
W. M. Lloyd C. Kennon
Daily Record Birth Announcements Highlight Local Families
Three births reported at Bothwell Hospital on June 13. Elzie Leveritt Jr. and wife Route 2 welcomed a daughter at 9:08 p.m., eight pounds six ounces. Donald Trout of 403 East Fifth added a daughter at 9:09 p.m., eight pounds six ounces. A third entry lists a son for Mary E. Nichels of 200 South Washington at 7:26 p.m., weight five pounds one and a half ounces.
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Elzie Leveritt, Jr
Bothwell Hospital
Donald Trout
East Fifth
Mary E. Nichels
South Washington
Rowlette Files Petition for Divorce in Circuit Court
Louella Rowlette filed a petition seeking a divorce from William Rowlette in Circuit Court on June 14. George H. Miller represents the plaintiff as attorney.
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Louella Rowlette
William Rowlette
George H. Miller
Visiting Hours at City Hospital Bothwell and Related Listings
City Hospital Bothwell schedules visiting on first and second floors from 2 to 4 pm and 7:40 to 8:40 pm. third floor maternity from 3 to 4 pm and 7 to 4:30 pm. The list also notes dozens of patient and staff names with addresses across Warrensburg Cole Camp Otterville Syracuse and surrounding towns. Dismissed and transferred patients include Isaac Rhodes Clara Gerken Louis Vinson and many others with multiple street addresses.
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Isaac Rhodes
Otterville
Clara Gerken
South Merriam
Kate Burns
Syracuse
George Nelson
William Ehlers
Cole Camp
Calab McNulty
Smithton
Fred Harris
Columbia
Louis Vinson
East 28Th
Trecy Lynn Lane
East Boonville
Boone County Hospital
Tammie Connell
Bernice Grinstead
South Osage
James Sanders
Hospital Updates From Wichita and Columbia
In Other Hospitals A. C. Bud Garst of Route 2 underwent surgery Wednesday at Wesley Hospital in Wichita Kansas and is reported doing satisfactorily. Bill Schutt of 1201 East Tenth has been a patient at the University of Missouri Medical Center in Columbia for four weeks and will return there in July for a check up.
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A. C
Bud Garst
Wesley Hospital
Wichita
Kan
Bill Schutt
East Tenth
University of Missouri Medical Center
Columbia
Marriage Licenses for Green Chaney and Koeller Couples
Clifford Truman Green of Canter bury Connecticut and Ruth Ann Chan cey of 1401 South Sneed, along with Walter Von Holten of Mora and Iverne Lillian Koeller of Cole Camp, obtained marriage licenses.
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Clifford Truman Green
Canterbury
Conn
Ruth Ann Chancey
Walter von Holten
Mora
Iverne
Lillian Koeller
Cole Camp
Car Hits Tree After Steering Failure in City Night
Robert Eugene Cornelius 22 of 411 North Hurley reported his 1940 Chevrolet struck a tree at the southeast corner of Fifth and Grand. He told police the steering wheel slipped as he turned onto Fifth from Grand, causing the crash damaging the fender and windshield.
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Robert Eugene Cornelius
North Hurley
Fifth and
Grand
Cornelius
Fifth
Democrat Capital Class Acts Are Workers You Can Afford To Hire
An item promotes affordable labor by touting Democrat capital class acts as hireable workers with contact TA 6 L000.
Magistrate Court Fines For Careless Driving And Speeding
Magistrate Jennings Donahue of Windsor pleaded guilty to careless and imprudent driving and was fined 100 dollars plus costs. Thomas Wm Hockaday of Kansas City pleaded guilty to speeding and was fined 25 dollars plus costs.
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Jennings Donahue
Windsor
Thomas Wm. Hockaday
Kansas City
Police Court Summary of Local Driving and Parking Cases
The case of Bradley E Bau wens charged with careless driving was continued to June 15. Edwin Dale Jones forfeited a $25 bond for driving offenses. J D Musslin and Hiway Auto Parks forfeited $2 bonds for parking in a safety zone. James P Kenledy from Whiteman AFB faced a parking meter charge with a $2 bond. One overtime parker paid a $1 bond, and 141 others paid a 25 cent fee.
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Bradley E. Bauwens
South
Washington
Edwin Dale Jones
Route 2
J. D. Musslin
North Prospect
Hiway Auto Parks
Kansas City
James P. Kenledy
Whiteman Afb
Parker
Flower theft at Crown Hill Cemetery reported
Police logged a report from Thomas L. Brown of 1416 East Seventh that a large bouquet vanished from Crown Hill Cemetery in the past few days. A rock was thrown through a window at the Doctor's Building, 700 South Limit, Wednesday night, and scat cars were seen racing on East 24th, which police checked.
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Thomas L. Brown
East Seventh
Crown Hill Cemetery
700 South Limit
Fire damages 1954 Mercury in Sedalia
Sedalia Fire Department extinguished a fire in a 1954 Mercury owned by Wade Faulwell at 1411 East Fourth. The blaze began in the 200 block of East 16th at 5 52 p m Thursday after the carburetor allegedly overflowed. Damage was estimated at $25.
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Sedalia
Wade Faulwell
East Fourth
East 16Th
Kennedy Weighs Peaceful Settlement Options With Engineers
President Kennedy urged the Flight Engineers International Association to pursue arbitration or peaceful settlement of the dispute. He warned he might seek emergency seizure powers from Congress if engineers refuse, and he clarified his Yale address remark that deficits are not necessarily inflationary.
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Flight Engineers International Association
Congress
Kennedy
Yale University
President Lopez Mateos Eyes India Visit Plan
Mexico's President Adolfo Lopez Mateos tentatively plans trips to India Japan and Indonesia this year seeking closer regional ties and cooperation with Asian nations.
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India
Mexico City
Mexico
Adolfo Lopez Mateos
Japan
Indonesia
Bass accuses triangle of interest in Estes grain case
Rep. Ross Bass claims Commercial Solvents, Estes, and the Agriculture Department formed a triangle of interest as Billie Sol Estes began grain activities in 1959. Commercial Solvents denies assurances of full payments and says Estes did not have a grain contract before signing over funds. Estes is now bankrupt, owing the firm $5.7 million.
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Sol Estes
Washington (Ap
Ross Bass
D-Tenn
Commercial Solvents Corp
Agriculture Department
Billie Sol Estes
Estes
House
Bass
Maynard C. Wheeler
Wheeler
L. H. Fountain
D-N.c
Texas
Frank Cain
Dallas
Cain
Billie
Switzerland
First Resistance For Grain Futures Market
The Chicago grain futures market faced its first broad resistance of the week as most commodities weakened on the Board of Trade. Distant wheat months led declines while old crop soybeans rose marginally after late profit taking. Wheat fell about a cent, corn was flat to down, rye slipped, and soybeans edged up slightly despite selling pressure.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Speaker's Wife Fern Christie Dies in Jefferson City
Mrs Fern Christie wife of former Missouri House Speaker John G Doc Christie died Wednesday night Gov John M Dalton expressed sorrow and extended condolences in a brief statement from Jefferson City.
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Jefferson City
Fern Christie
Missouri
House
John G
Doc! Christie
John M. Dalton
Notice of Letters Testamentary Granted Missouri Pettis
In Pettis County Missouri Sedalia probate court Lizzie Manion deceased estate No. 12578 executrix Anna Berger appointed June 11 1962. Creditors must file claims within nine months. Also notices of trustee sale and administration for John Thomas Wootan and Irvin D Duffey et al. filed with Pettis County Probate Court.
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Missouri
Pettis
Pettis County
Sedalia
Lizzie Manion
Anna Berger
East Broadway
Earl T. Crawford
South Ohio St
Sam P. Harlan
Ya Rymer
Second Street
Park Avenue
Sedolia
Lee C. Redmond
N. Quircy
Leo J. Harned
South Ohio Street
Irvin D. Duffey
Mary Etta Duffey
Recorder of Deeds
James D. Corbin
Country Club
Sedalia Homes, Inc
Dale M. Thompson
Circuit Court House
Woodlawn
Crosley
Pettis County Guardians Named for Incompetent Estates
In Pettis County Missouri the guardians Thomas J Moore and Carl Moore were appointed for Anna Evans and Virginia Zureher was appointed guardian for Chestina Pinkepank both declared incompetent by the Probate Court. Notices urge creditors to file claims within nine months and list guardian and attorney addresses and dates for ensuing actions.
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Pattis County
Missouri
Chestina Pinkepank
Virginia Zureher
Pettis County
West Second
Sedalia
Wm. F. Brown
East Fifth
Sam P. Harlan
Ry Peggy Pabst
Pettis
Anna Evans
Thomas J. Moore
Carl Moore
Bunceton
L. J. Harned
South
Ohio St
Ua Rymer
Probate Court of
Notice of Filing of Finat Settlement and Distribution Petition
Pettis County Missouri probate notices announce filing of a settlement in estate No 12589 for Violet C Filicetti deceased with objections due ten days after filing. Executor Joseph J Fillicetti and attorney Thomas Keating listed along with contact details.
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State OF Missouri
Pettis
Pettis County
Missouri
Violet C. Filliceti
Joseph J. Fillicetti
Ohio
St. Sedalia
Thomas I. Keating
Sedalia Trust
Bidg
Sedalia
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Dale Hunt
the Weekly Democrats
Anson Finnell Rites
Frank A. Mueller
Wray Rites
McLaughlin Bros. Funeral Chapel
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Peace
Lodge
Rhone River
Geneva
Daily Record
Circuit Court
Robert D. Forsyth
Knob Noster
Lewis G. Vinson
Kiri
Illinois
John L. McClenlan
D-Ark
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
American Guild of Variety Artists
AGVA
Corinne Suzette Stein
Pittsburgh
Senators
Miami
Fla
Calumet City
Ill
Clover Club
Folies Bergere
Speaker
Claude Smith
Joretta Smith
Recorder's Office
Ira Rymer
D&w
William F. Brown
Ernest J. Heimsoth
Harry J. Helmsoth
East 9Th Street
Harold W. Barrick
Gordon Ridg
Ana
Maipeulia
Violet C. Fillicetti
George P. Swearingen
Bylla Rymer
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