Obituaries Note Ada Cantwell and Lillian McCray Rites
Obituaries list multiple funeral rites across Missouri. Ada Nettie Cantwell 59 of Kansas City died Tuesday. services held at Ozark Chapel near Laurie with burial in Purvis Cemetery. Lillian Belle McCray 91 died at her Jefferson City home. extensive survivors listed. services planned at Freedom Baptist Church near Versailles. burial in Freedom Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ozark Chapel Methodist Church
Laurie
Ada Nettie Cantwell
Kansas City
General Hospital
William Ratje
William Eckerle
Purvis Cemetery
New figures support Big Spring as world's largest single spring
Rol la Missouri Big Spring near Van Buren claims the world record with an average flow of 280 million gallons per day from Oct 1921 to Sep 1961, up from 252 million in 1921 to 1943. State geologist Thomas R Beveridge notes Mammoth Springs in Arkansas is rival but falls 48 million gallons short.
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Rolla
van Bureau
Thomas R. Beveridge
Mammoth Springs
Arkansas
Mammoth
Missouri Power & Light wins state authority for bonds
Jefferson City based Missouri Power and Light Co won state authority to issue 6 million dollars in first mortgage bonds. The utility said the funds will help finance part of the 17.854 million dollars spent on improvements over the last five years with another 7 million dollars planned for construction this year and next.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson City
Missouri Power & Light Co
Public Service Commission
Democrat Capital Class Ads Are Workers You Can Afford
An old classified line promotes affordable workers under a Democratic capital class ad scheme. It urges readers to call TA 6 1000 for details on placing or benefiting from these ads. The teaser implies a political angle intertwined with employment services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hue
Weekly Democrats in Sedalia Missouri Publication Details
The item notes a weekly Democrat publication in Sedalia Missouri printed as second class matter at the post office. It highlights political aims tied to public welfare for the people of Sedalia and Missouri.
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Publisheo
Sedalia
Secone
Congress of Mareh
Sedalie
Missouri
M. Stanley Hall Rites Held in Kansas City
A funeral service will be held at 3 p.m. Friday at the Stine and McClure Chapel in Kansas City for M Stanley Hall 71 of California Missouri resident who died Wednesday. The Rev Jared Taylor will officiate. Burial will be in Mount Moriah Cemetery Kansas City.
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Stine and McClure
Kansas City
M. Stanley Hall
California
Jared Taylor
Mount Moriah Cemetery
Funeral Arrangements for Ollie Ashin Hurst
At 2 p.m. Friday at Hogles Creek Baptist Church, Ollie Ashin Hurst, 76, of Wisdom community Benton County, who died Monday, will be laid to rest. Rev. Robert Shinn to officiate. Burial will be Hogles Creek Cemetery. Body at Reser Chapel, Warsaw.
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Hogles Creek Baptist Church
Ollie Ashinhurst
Wisdom
Benton County
Robert Shinn
Hogles Creek
Reser
Warsaw
Funeral set for Anna Margaret Quinlan in Pilot Grove
Anna Margaret Quinlan, 91, of Pilot Grove, died Tuesday. The Rosary is set for 8 p.m. tonight at Hays-Pointer Funeral Chapel, Pilot Grove. A 9:30 a.m. Friday Mass will be held at St. Joseph's Catholic Church, Pilot Grove, with burial in the church cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
Pilot Grove
Anna Margaret Quinlan
Hays-Pointer
Services Held for Local Residents in Area
At 2 p.m. Friday at LaMonte Christian Church, funeral services for Mrs. Margaret Belle Parsell Terry 87 La Monte resident who died Wednesday at a Sedalia rest home. Rev Roy Smith officiated with burial in LaMonte Cemetery. The body rests at Moore Funeral Home LaMonte. William McCarty died at Jewish Hospital in St. Louis Wednesday formerly of Sedalia residing at 513 East Fourth. Funeral at McLaughlin Funeral Chapel at 2 p.m. Saturday with Rev George Sparling officiating burial in Crown Hill Cemetery. The body is at McLaughlin Funeral Chapel. Funeral services were held Thursday at 2:30 p.m. Fris toe Baptist Church for Roy W Luster Fristoe resident who died Monday Rev Jim Wright officiated burial in Fris toe Cemetery.
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Nora E. Weller
Warsaw
Reser
Gene Clack
Warsaw Christian Church
New Home Cemetery
James Matthew Stevens
Laurie, Mo
Versailles
Claude J
Doris Moore Stevens
Jeffrey
John Mark
Cindy Tou
Claudia
Mary Elizabeth
Leslie
Nona Moore
Ivy
Ora Purvis
Laurie
Ozark Chapel Methodist Church
Raymond Johnson
William Eckerle
Ozark Methodist Church
Kidwell Funeral Home
LaMonte Christian Church
Margaret Belle Parsell Terry
LaMonte
Sedalia
Roy Smith
Moore Funeral Home
William McCarty
Jewish Hospital
St. Louis
East Fourth
McLaughlin Funeral
George Sparling
Crown Hill Cemetery
McLaughlin Funeral Chapel
Fristoe Baptist Church
Roy W. Luster
Fristoe
Jim Wright
Fristoe Cemetery
Services Held for George Woorich 74
At 10 am Thursday and 2 pm at St. Joseph and St. Paul’s Lutheran Church in Concordia a funeral for George Woorich 74 of St. Joseph was conducted following his death on Saturday. Burial followed in Concordia Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Concordia
George Woorich
Concordia Cemetery
Angry Dozer Jockey Disrupts Little League Game
In Albany, an angry bulldozer operator upset a Little League game by lowering the blade near second base and pushing earth toward home plate after claiming underpayment. Police reported no charges were filed against the unnamed operator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
N.Y
Signatures Obtained For Merger Plan
St Louis supporters say they will file petitions with Missouri secretary of state by June 29 to place on the November ballot a plan to merge St Louis City and County into a borough system. The plan would create 22 boroughs each with seven council members and a 44 member municipal county legislature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Missouri
Charles F. Vatterott Jr
Missouri Committee
Jefferson City
Vatterott
Service Film Shown At Kiwanis Meeting
Kiwanis club at Bothwell Hotel heard J. W. Stephens present Life and Industry in Western Missouri a service territory film. Delegates Dan Robinson and M. L. Edwards, Denver convention attendees, returned to report on activities from 17000 attendees. Guests included William B. Rich J C. Griffin and others from Sedalia Tucson Ariz Waterbury Conn and more.
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Missouri
Missouri Public Service Company
J. W. Stephens
Kiwanis Club
Bothwell Hotel
Stephens
J. C. Griffin
Dan Robinson
M. L. Edwards
Kiwanis International
Denver
Frank Washburn
Waterbury
Most Activity On Board Thursday Lacked Urgency
Speculative dealings dominated Thursday on the Chicago Board of Trade yet the market showed little urgency and prices stayed in a narrow range from prior closes. Traders noted tight accumulations and resistance on upticks with scattered support on declines across wheat corn oats rye andfeeders.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Flight Engineers Endorse Mediation in Wage Talks
Flight engineers agree to one week of negotiations on wages and working conditions with a special mediator Nathan P. Feinsinger to settle unresolved issues. The union and the airline will accept his recommendations and proceed to strike if necessary.
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Page One
Nathan P. Feinsinger
Boy Triggers Tow Truck Mix Up In Nutley
Four year old Donald Rubino shouted that grandmothers car was being taken and police stopped a tow truck. The driver had mistaken a nearby car of identical make and year for the one he was to haul away.
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Nutley
N. J
Donald Rubino
Donald
Rubino
Two Newborn Daughters Reported in Otterville and Pensacola
Daily Record notes the birth of a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Fowler in Otterville at 6 09 p m on June 21 at Bothwell Hospital weighing five pounds one and a quarter ounces. A daughter Lisa Maria was born to Naval Airman James R. Wheeler and Mrs. Delores Jean Gwinn in Pensacola Florida on June 20 at the Naval Hospital Pensacola. Mrs Wheeler is the former Delores Gwinn, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Gwinn of 667 East 10th Street. Mr Wheeler is stationed at Saufley Field Pensacola, son of Mr. and Mrs. Sterling Wheeler of Southern Hills.
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E. H. Fowler
Otterville
Bothwell Hospital
Naval Airman
James R. Wheeler
Pensacola
Fla
Naval Hospital
Lisa Maria
Wheeler
Delores Jean Gwinn
Howard Gwinn
East 10Th
Saufley Field
Sterling Wheeler
Southern Hills
Visiting Hours Listed for City Hospital Bothwell
City Hospital Bothwell posts visiting hours on first and second floors from 2 to 4 pm and 7 to 8 30 pm with maternity on third floor 3 to 4 pm and 7 to 8 30 pm. Include names of patients and dismissals tied to routes and streets as listed in the notice.
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Bothwell
Police Court Records Show Parking Violations
George Bryant of 232 East Walnut faced double parking and forfeited a $2 bond. Otis K Williams of 404 North Prospect saw careless and reckless driving case continued to June 30. James Hammerly of 1120 East Fourth forfeited a $2 bond for parking in a loading zone. Jack Noe of Odessa Missouri forfeited a $2 bond for blocking parking meters. Elmo Pfetcher of 1009 West Ninth forfeited a $2 bond for parking on the wrong side of the street.
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George Bryant
East Walnut
Otis K. Williams
North Prospect
James Hammerly
East Fourth
Jack Noe
Odessa
Elmo Pfetcher
West Ninth
Warriage Licenses Granted to Local Couples
Harry Stanley Romig of Otterville and Linda Gayle Albcorn of 814 East Tenth. Terry Ray Lynn of 921 East Sixth and Priscilla Alice McCoy of 429 East St. Louis were issued marriage licenses.
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Harry Stanley Romig
Otterville
Linda Gayle Albcorn
East Tenth
Terry Ray Lynn
East Sixth
Priscilla Alice McCoy
East St. Louis
Fire crews respond to carburetor overflow on East Third
Sedalia Fire Department was called at 5 17 p m Wednesday to 500 block East Third where a M1 Renault owned by Virginia Sullivan 313 East Saline had an overflowing carburetor. Minor damage resulted.
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Sedalia
East Third
Virginia Sullivan
East Saline
Bruns Divorce Petition Filed in Circuit Court
Ruth Bruns filed a petition for divorce against John Bruns in Circuit Court on June 20 with Harold W Barrick serving as the attorney for the claimant.
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Ruth Bruns
John Bruns
Harold W Barrick
Family Surfers Injured by Lightning Bolt in Smokies
In Gatlinburg Tennessee a Air Force jet pilot Captain Conrad Kress his wife and two children were struck by lightning while hiking in the Great Smoky Mountains National Park. Capt. Kress was knocked unconscious and treated for bruises and a shoulder injury. his wife Sheryl age five and son Robert age seven were treated for minor injuries and released.
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Gatlinburg
Speeders Booked as Radar Unit Sees Action on Sedalia Streets
Police report twenty eight speeders nabbed Thursday morning on Sedalia streets as radar patrol operated again. Each violator posted a ten dollar bond for Police Court appearance. A hog roamed loose at 602 East Boonville Thursday afternoon and was to be penned. Seat cars raced between 16th and 20th on Quincy Tuesday afternoon.
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Sedalia
East Boonville
Seat
Quincy
Accidents on Broadway and Stewart and dog bite incident
Three cars collided at Broadway and Stewart at 12 45 p m with no injuries. A 1957 Buick driven by Marion E Goodrich left on Broadway and a 1957 Chevrolet driven by Bennie J Barber and a 1958 Chevrolet driven by Jerry M Colster were involved. Colster faces a police summons for careless driving. Separate incident: Carl Dedrick Jr 13 was bitten by a family dog after it was run over. dog not tested for rabies following veterinary advice.
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Broadway
Stewart
Marion E. Goodrich
West Fourth
Bennie J. Barber
South Warren
Jerry M. Colster
Warrensburg
Barber
Colster
Unity Ministers Association elects new president
The Rev Hal Rosencrans of West Palm Beach Florida was elected president of the Unity Ministers Association at its annual conference in Kansas City.
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Kansas City
Hal Rosencrans
West Palm Beach
Fla
Unity Ministers Association
Liberian President Tubman Arrives For Israel State Visit
Liberia's President William V. S. Tubman arrived in Haifa aboard the liner Theodore Herzl for a ten day state visit to Israel.
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Haifa
Israel
William V. S. Tubman
Liberia
Theodore Herz
Kennedy pool plunge at Virginia dinner dance shocks guests
In Washington AP report from Virginia estate party hosted by Attorney General and wife, Betty Beale notes a splashy moment as Mrs Kennedy fell into the pool while John Glenn and Byron White stood dry on the edge. Two more guests later joined the dip fully clothed.
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Robert F. Kennedys
Kennedy
Virginia
Betty Beale
Washington Evening Star
Peter Lawford
Mrs. Kennedy
Glenn
Earth
Spencer Davis
Arthur Schlesinger
Long Carries His Campaign Into Southern Missouri
Senator Edward V. Long continues his Democratic bid in Missouri visiting Joplin for a Schifferdecker Park picnic with former Rep. Charles Brown as main speaker A $10 plate fundraising dinner in Springfield features Brown Saturday Long will attend the Dexter Rt. 25 and U S 60 junction dedication with a box lunch parade and events planned
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Jefferson City
Edward V. Long
Long
Schifferdecker Park
Joplin
Rep
Charles Brown
Springfield
Brown
Dexter
Missouri Rt. 25
Woman Found Guilty In Missouri Second Degree Murder
In St Joseph Missouri a circuit court jury found 44 year old Elsa Moore guilty of second degree murder for stabbing Arlene Robinson in a south side tavern last October. The jury fixed a 19 year term in the penitentiary and Moore remains free on a 10000 dollar bond while a motion for a new trial is considered.
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ST. Joseph
Elsa Moore
Plan Test Blasts In the Mississippi
A scientific group will detonate about 70 underwater explosions in the Mississippi River near Cape Girardeau between now and July 4 to study the earths crust to a depth of 20 miles. Listening posts as far as Little Rock Arkansas will record the effects.
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Cape Girardeau, Mo
Mississippi River
Cape Girardeau
Little Rock
Ark
Boy Killed in Butler Truck Car Collision
A 15 year old boy, Ricky Porter, died when the truck he drove collided with a car at a highway intersection six miles east of Butler Missouri. The truck overturned and Porter was pronounced dead after the crash. Reverend Russell Cox, a Butler Methodist minister in the car, survived without critical injuries and was taken to Bates County Memorial Hospital.
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Butler
Ricky Porter
Russell Porter
Bates County Memorial Hospital
Russell Cox
Edward G. Robinson Ordered to Rest in Nairobi Hospital
Actor Edward G. Robinson, 68, remains in Princess Elizabeth Hospital Nairobi after a heart attack suffered on location atop Mt. Meru in Tanganyika. Specialists report no danger but require three more weeks of complete rest.
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Nairobi
Kenya
Edward G. Robinson
Princess Elizabeth Hospital
Robinson
Mt. Meru
Tanganyika
Alleged News Blackout Targeted in Capitol Probe
Rep. Durward Hall charged a federal information flow favors the White House and aides, alleging a news blackout aimed at Republicans. He named Atty. Gen. Kennedy, Civil Service Commission chair John Macy, and Rep. Moss in a complaint about Hatch Act violations and use of tax funds for political purposes.
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Washington
Congress
Durward G. Hall
R-Mo
Hall
Atty
Robert F. Kennedy
Civil Service Commission
John W. Macy Jr
House
John E. Moss
D-Calif
White House
Democratic National Committee
Safe Boating Week Named by Missouri Governor
Gov. John M. Dalton proclaimed July 27 as Safe Boating Week in Missouri. He presented the proclamation to Capt. O. C. B. Wey of St. Louis, commander of the second Coast Guard district, as the Coast Guard leads a nationwide boating safety campaign.
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Jefferson City
John M. Dalton
Missouri
O. C. B. Wey
St. Louis
Second Coast Guard
Coast Guard
Notice of Final Settlement in Missouri Pettis estate
In Pettis County Missouri Probate Court the estate of Harry M. Kelly Deceased is set for a final settlement and petition for distribution to determine successors in interest and the extent of their interests. The filing date is July 25 1962 and objections must be written within ten days after filing.
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Petstate
Missouri
Pettis
Tis County
Sedalia
Harry M. Kelly
Pettis County
Henry C. Salveter
Third National Bank
Salveter
Keating
Sedalia Trust Bide
Chestina Pinkepank
Virginia Zurener
Guardian
West Second
Wm. PF. Brown
East Fifth
Sam P. Harlan
County
Peggy Pabst
Lizzie Manson
Lizzie Manion
Anna Berger
East Broadway
Earl T. Crawford
South Ohio St
Ilia Rymer
Quincy
Leo J. Harned
Ohio Street
George P. Swearingen
South Ohio Street
Ira Rymer
State of
Charles Finis
Finis Simms
Washington Ave
St. Louis
Durtes
Bertha J. Johnson
Bertha L Montes
West Fifth Street
Hazel Palmer
Gordon Ridge
Seal
Ila Rymer
Notice of Property Sale and Estates in Pettis County Missouri
A legal notice lists a deed of trust sale of parcel in Pettis County to satisfy a promissory note, using the West door of the Sedalia Courthouse for sale on June 23, 1962 at 1:30 p.m. The same notice details letters testamentary and administration for Lizzie Manion and John Wootan estates, guardianship for George Swearingen, and multiple probate actions with executors and administrators named.
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Irvin D. Duffey
Mary Etta Duffey
Recorder of Deeds
Pettis County
Missouri
Sedalia
James D. Corbin
Country Club
Second Street
Park Avenue
Pettis
Lee C. Redmond
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Lillian Belle McCray
E M. Carr
Louisa Woolery Carr
Florence
William Thomas McCray
Glensted
McCray
Stover
John McCray
Harrison
Mont
Arthur McCray
Kiowa
Kan
Ola Siegel
Lillian Porter
Elsie Young
Nellie Mae Rastorfer
Alice Schaffner
Phoenix
Ariz
Nora Lingwood
Omaha
Neb
George M. Carr
Tom and
Ora Earl McCray
Effie Richardson
Golda Woolery
Bonnie Winters
Freedom Baptist Church
Orval F. Woolery
Excelsior Springs
Waldo Richardson
John Siegel
Jim Kindrick
August Nolting
Otto Kroeschen
George Wiecken
Buescher Funeral Home
Freedom Church
Freedom Cemetery
the Weekly Democrats
Anna Margaret Quinlan Rites
Margaret Terry
Rites
George Woolrich Rites
McLaughlin Bros. Funeral
S. Ohio ST
Kiwanis Meeting
Brush War
Sammy E. Radow
Portland
Vientiane
Radow
U.S
Daily Record
Albert B. Cook
Lloyd Piburn
William F. Keyser
Kenneth Keele
South Ingram
Everett Clark
Rhea Jon French
Second Street Terrace
Virgie Hampton
Green Ridge
Jesse Sumners
South Quarry
Duane Snow
Michael Treese
Wing
Floyd Gilmore
North
Walter Paul
William Bass
North Stewart
Bruce Jones
Paul Wayne Cook
Smithton
Charles Combs
Syracuse
Sharon Duzfield
Timothy Gordon
South Garfield
Jimmy Leavy
Holden
Terry Lee Williams
Albert Lee
Brenda Gertz
East 12Th
Janet Steffens
East 15Th
James Steffens
Leonard Gerken
East 11Th
Sidney Hyken
Marshell
Beryl McCoy
East
Warriage Licenses
Circuit Court
Carl Dedrick, Jr
South Engineer
Dedrick
Carl Dedrick
16Th and
Young Dedrick
Donald Procelor
Robert Gouge
UMA
Bobby
Mississippi
Dalton
D&w
Clay Smith
Jorella Smith
Recorder's Office
Reil
State of Missouri
Na Rymer
Isa Rymer
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