Obituary notices for Brazilla H. Brown and others
Obituary notices list Brazilla H. Brown 67 of 500 East 26th who died at Bothwell Hospital after illness, with life details including birth in 1894 near Lincoln, marriage in Sedalia, residence in Kansas City, and burial at Mt. Herman Cemetery. Also brief rites for John E. Gornall Rosa Ann Butcher Arley Leon Cummings Margaret Brashears Adolph Gerken Ruth N. Lewis with burial and church service details in Missouri communities.
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Brazilla H. Brown
East 26Th
Bothwell Hospital
Benton County
Lincoln
Henry H
Lucy Virginia Brown
Sedalia
Lillian Pearl Bales
Kansas City
Brown
George Brown
Harley Brown
Franklin Brown
Ora Davis
Anna Brown
Lillian Brown
Jessie Phillips
Ewing
John E. Gornall
Crown Hill Cemetery
Gerald L. Claudius
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Rosa Ann Butcher
Green Ridge Presbyterian Church
Green Ridge
R. C. Williamson
Green Ridge Cemetery
Arley Leon Cummings
California
Archie Pole
California City Cemetery
Funeral services for Anna M. L. Meyer
At Eickhoff Funeral Home Cole Camp and Holy Cross Lutheran Church a two service funeral for Anna M. L. Meyer aged 70 who died June 22 at a Lutheran home in Watertown Wisconsin. Rev Oscar Heimsoth officiated.
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Margaret E. Brashears
Concord Methodist Church
Margaret Elizabeth Brashears
Benton County
Warsaw
Steve Gardner
Eickhoff
Cole Camp
Anna M. L. Meyer
Watertown
Wis
Holy Cross Lutheran Church
Oscar Heimsoth
Tombstones for Sale Typo Sparks Trombone Mixup
In Concord North Carolina an AP classified ad mislisted tombstones for sale at 60 dollars each in the Concord Tribune. Mrs D J Faggart said she meant trombones and received numerous replies indicating interest in the error.
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Concord
N.C
Concord Tribune
D. J. Faggart
GM Moves Truck Production to St Louis
General Motors will shift truck assembly from Kansas City to St Louis in August. About 525 workers are offered transfers. total combined plant employment is about 4,200 as the plants concentrate on Chevy II assembly after the move.
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Kansas City
General Motors
St. Louis
Fisher Body
Sedalia Post Office Classified as Second Class Matter
The Weekly Democrat announces Se dalia Missouri post office as second class matter. The issue notes the publication serves Sedalia and surrounding areas and functions under postal regulations for periodical communications.
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Pos
Sedalia
Congress
Marer
Publica Ion
Dicateo
Missouri
Churchill suffers left femur fracture in fall at Monte Carlo
The hospital nurse said Sir Winston Churchill suffered a fracture of the left femur with possible hip joint involvement after a fall at the Hotel de Paris. Reports noted a slight shoulder injury. Secretary Anthony Browne notified Prime Minister Macmillan. Dr Moran was urged to fly if needed as Churchill had mobility difficulties but still visits friends and the House of Commons.
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Churchill
Chatelain
Col de Femur
Sir Winston
Hotel de Paris
Anthony Montague Browne
Macmillan
London
Lord Moran
Oxford
Monte Carlo
Britain
House of Commons
JFK Proposes Trade Aid and Job Retention Measures
The plan envisions loans tax concessions and technical help for struggling firms plus weekly allowances for retained workers. Allowances could reach 65 percent of pay for up to a year and a half. Hearings would precede tariff talks with an ambassadorial rank negotiator pending Senate confirmation.
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Trade Commission
Senate
Soviet Tourists Travel to France Crash In Auto Convoy
Soviet tourists traveling to France in private cars formed a nine‑car convoy toward Fontainebleau. One car slowed, the following car struck it, and two more cars tied up in a chain collision. Bent fenders reported as the main damage.
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France
Fontainebleau
13YearOld Drowns At City Pool In North St Louis
Police say Lawrence Price aged 13 drowned in a North St Louis swimming pool today. Charles Durley 15 pulled him to the surface after feeling him at the bottom. Lifeguards performed artificial respiration and Price was pronounced dead at City Hospital. An inquest will be held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Lawrence Price
Charles Durley
Price
City Hospital
Democrat Capital Class Ads Are Workers You Can Afford To Hire
Local notice promotes affordable help through classified ads. The brief lists a contact phone number T. 6 1000 for hiring workers under a Democratic caption.
Sedalia Lions install new officer slate at Hotel Bothwell
J L Van Wagner Jr heads a new Sedalia Lions Club slate installed at a banquet. Thomas P Baker receives Lion of the Year for service to club projects and regional activities. Lions International Councillor Olan Moyer conducted the ceremony with E B Smith representing Lions District 26 G.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. van Wagner, Jr
Sedalia Lions Club
Hotel Bothwell
Sedalia
Thomas P. Baker
Lions International
Olan Moyer
Lexington
E. B. Smith
Neil Chapman
James McNeil
O. J. Darnell
John C. Findley
John T Bud) Thomas
Garry R. Cox
J. D. Schlobohm
Morvis Brown
Jerry Brueckner
Lions
Dean Binderup
James Glenn
William C. Hiatt, Jr
Kenneth Leslie
Don Weller
Billy Mack
American Federation of Musicians
Reuther Urges Voluntary Price Cut at UAW Dinner
UAW president Walter Reuther urged voluntary price reductions as a path to higher profits for management. He linked the issue to under-utilization and pressed for tax cuts for middle and lower incomes, saying a $10 million cut could boost the economy. The $10 plate dinner drew about 1,000 attendees in St. Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
United Auto Workers
Walter Reuther
United States
Reuther
Couple Marries 50 Years Late In Mobile PA romance renewed
Mae Heasley Pump and Harry Moore, lovers from 1912, recall a canceled ceremony in Lawrence County Pennsylvania. After decades apart they reunite, Mae now 69 and Harry 71, and plan a wedding in the old church where the vows were to be said. Mae moved to Wisconsin then Mobile. Harry remained a widower until now.
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Mobile
Aia
Lawrence County
Pennsylvania
Mae Heasley Pump
Harry Moore
Harry
Mae
Wisconsin
Joseph Costello dies amid Greenlease ransom case
Joseph Costello a central figure in the Bobby Greenlease ransom probe died at home likely of natural causes. He was free on bond and due to stand trial for the fatal shooting of nightclub owner Ed Brown.
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ST. Louis
Joseph Costello
Bobby Greenlease
Ed Brown
Freeman cites Estes cotton allotments in transfer dispute
Freeman argues Estes handled civil transfer issues in cotton allotments. Other testimony indicates Estes was tied to transfer problems. Murphy says Estes’ involvement did not justify removal from the advisory committee, a conclusion later shown mistaken by subsequent events.
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Estes
Murphy
Freman
Daily Record Births and Families List Across Cities
Multiple birth notices from the Daily Record note deliveries at various hospitals. Details include names, parent addresses, birth times, and weights for each infant, with some locations in Missouri and Arkansas. Several entries mention grandparents and great grandparents with full names and locations.
Visiting Hours At City Hospital Bothwell
The hospital lists visiting times for first and second floors from 2 to 4 and 7 to 8:40 p.m. including maternity slots. Names and addresses of patients or associated persons are included for Leo Meiser, Mrs. Winnon Argenbright, Elmer Helmsoth, Ruth Haerle, Vincent Anderson, Tony Schreck, Chambers M. Wilson, Hubert Meyer, D. C. Trueman, Fred R. Gordon, Mary R. Schuber, Lou Deane Reed, and others with street addresses in Marshall, Smithton, Hughesville, Fortuna, Cole Camp, Independence, Otterville, LaMonte, Centerview, and nearby areas.
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Bothwell
Leo Meiser
West Lth
Winnon Argenbright
North Prospect
Elmer Helmsoth
Cole Camp
Ruth Haerle
South Vermont
Vincent Anderson
LaMonte
William Phifer
Tony Schreck
Fortuna
Chambers M. Wilson
Ernest Goldsmith
South Stewart
Harold Clark
Warsaw
John Fowler
Hughesville
Luther Henley
East 12Th
Jess J. Hull, Jr
Katy Biggs
South Washinon
Walter Rogers
South Engineer
Ralph Thomas
Sheriff Reports Bailey Arrested on Flight to Avoid Prosecution
Pettis County Sheriff Emmett Fairfax says Amos Bailey wanted on a no account check charge in Pettis County was arrested in Tulsa Oklahoma by the FBI on a warrant for unlawful flight to avoid prosecution. He said a Pettis County official will travel to Oklahoma next week to return Bailey to Sedalia.
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Amos Bailey
Pettis County
Tulsa
Oklo
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Emmett Fairfax
Oklahoma
Bailey
Sedalia
Miller pleads guilty to forgery in circuit court
William E. Miller, last at the Royal Hotel, pleaded guilty to a forgery charge in circuit court Wednesday and was sentenced to four years in custody of the Missouri State Department of Corrections. He was taken to Jefferson City by Deputy Jack Couts Thursday morning. Miller has four prior convictions. Martyn Suhr filed a divorce petition against Herman Suhr in circuit court on June 28. Paul Cisel of Windsor is the plaintiff’s attorney.
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William E. Miller
Royal Hotel
Missour
Martyn Suhr
Herman Suhr
Circuit
Paul Cisel
Windsor
In Other Hospitals Admits and Discharges
In Other Hospitals In Other Hospitals COMMUNITY Hospital Sweet Springs Mo Admitted Ruth Charles Warrensburg and Ber tha Linder Sweet Springs Dismissed Roy Stephens Co lumbia Rose Kappelman Concordia and Henry Inselmann Sweet Springs LATHAM HOSPITAL California Mo Admitted Clarence C Crawwford Enon Mrs John Schwab California Mrs H J Sullins Clarksburg and Mrs Flossie Howard California Dismissed Mrs Gerald Riggs California Mrs James Kam merich and son California Mrs Gerald Borts and son Jamestown Mrs Herbert Farley and son Russellville and J R Proc tor California
Auto Accessory Theft Report From O Connor Chevrolet Lot
Police investigated the loss of auto accessories from a 1962 car on the O Connor Chevrolet Buick lot on South Limit. A tachometer valued at 55 dollars and radio dash knobs totaling 4 dollars were taken while the vehicle awaited repairs, with the theft occurring between June 8 and 19 as reported by Claude Hammond of the firm.
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O'Connor
South Limit
Claude Hammond
L. F. Halsey
Marshall
Hammond
Milford Fisher among speeding defendants in Police Court
Milford Fisher of 334 North Randolph and James William Hammerly of 1120 East Fourth faced speeding charges with fines or bond forfeitures. Forrest K. Leland of Denver and Edwin Erskin O'Neill pleaded guilty to careless driving with $25 fines. Ben H. President and Arthur W. Bacon, with disturbed peace charges, also fined. 13 overtime parkers forfeited $1 bonds and 143 others paid 25 cent fees.
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Milford Fisher
North Randolph
Ben H. President
West Cooper
James William Hammerly
East Fourth
Edwin Erskin O'Neill
Route 2
Fire crews respond to sparking lines in Sedalia
Sedalia firefighters rushed to 315 East 27th at 11 52 am Thursday where tree limbs brushed electrical lines causing sparks but no blaze. Missouri Public Service Co was notified. At 11 58 am Thursday crews returned to 314 East 24th where trees shorted electric wires and MPS was alerted.
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Sedalia
Missouri Public Service Co
Spaniards Return Home From Oran On Two Ships
About 5,000 Spaniards stranded in Algeria returned to Madrid on two Spanish ships. The refugees said they left Oran because the situation there had become unbearable and they could no longer endure it.
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Madrid
Spain
Oran
Algeria
Kennedy visit sparks huge turnout in Mexico City
A million Mexicans are expected to greet President Kennedy during a three day visit with parades and bands. Lopez Mateos and Kennedy will meet, with Cuba’s shadow lingering. Loans from World Bank, private banks, and AID boost optimism amid security preparations and mass holiday closures.
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Mexico City
Kennedy
Adolfo Lopez Mateos
Los Pinos
Chapultepec Park
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Communist Party
Blas Roca
Lopez Mateos
UN General Assembly approves Asian African motion on Rhodesia constitution
The United Nations General Assembly adopted by 73 to 1 with 27 abstentions a plan urging Britain to convene a conference to draft a new Southern Rhodesia constitution based on racial equality. Britain and Portugal abstained or boycotted. South Africa voted no. The measure seeks immediate rights for non-Europeans and release of political prisoners.
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United Nations
N. Y.P
Britain
U. N. General Assembly
Southern
Rhodesia
Patrick Dean
C. T. Crowe
Portugal
South Africa
United States
Iceland
U.N
NSC Accepts Its Own Safety Award for 3 Million Hours
The National Safety Council received its top safety honor plaque for 3 million man hours worked without a disabling injury or lost day. The NSC, with 375 employees, built the record in 4 years 3 months. William H. Lowe presented the award to NSC president Howard Pyle.
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Chicago
National Safety Council
William H. Lowe
Inland Steel
NSC
Howard Pyle
Public Notice in Pettis County Court
Democrats advertise for publication in Crealt Court Pettis County Missouri listing plaintiffs Charles H Bolton and Edna Bolton and Martha A Veazey with unknown spouses heirs and successors in a chancery matter seeking lawful proceedings and publication for service of process.
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Crealt
County of
Pettis
State of Missouri
Charles H. Bolton
Edna Bolton
Martha A. Veazey
Ans
Martha Veasey
Martha A. Vennes
Irs
Notice and Probate Filings in Pettis County Missouri
Public notices announce publication in Sedalia Democrat for Pettis County cases including amendments to title suits for Dundee Place Sedalia real estate and multiple probate actions. Names include Durley Keating Mullins Salveter Harlan and Wootan. estates of Cochran Kelly Manson Swearingen Johnson Schock Landes and others. guardianship and administration petitions with dates in June July 1962.
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Martha A. Veazey
State of
Missouri
Pettis
Dundee Place
Sedalia
Durley and Keating
Sedalia Trust Bldg
Tis County
Harry M. Kelly
Pettis County
Henry C. Salveter
Third National Bank Bldg
Salveter and Keating
Sedalia Trust
George P. Swearingen
Earl T. Crawford
Guardian
South Ohio Street
South Ohio St
Sam P. Harlan
Ua Rymer
Marjorie Ragar
Virgil B. Ragar
S. Barrett
Isa Rymer
Charles Finis
Finis Simms
Washington Ave
St. Louis
Sedalia Trust Bidg
State OF Missouri
Bambena A, Chappell
Bambena A. Chappell
Ruth L. Hoffman
Probate Court
West Sixth St
Lemm, Barnett, Crawford
Fle Rymer
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Brazilla
H. Brown
Adolph Gerken
Fred Davis and Son Funeral Home
Zion Lutheran Church
Ernst H. R. Mueller
Church
Ruth N. Lewis
Richards
Tipton
J. L. Freeman
Versailles
Versailles Cemetery
Anna M. L. Meyer Rites
the Weekly Democrat
JFK
McLaughlin Bros. Funeral
ST. Ohio ST
Greenlease
Freeman
Watsonville
Calif
Harvey E. West
Placerville
Daily Record
Edwin Homan
South Ingram
Robert Hieronymus
East 11Th
James Brookhouser
James Kammerich
Latham Hospital
Bill E. Jessee
Fayetteville
Ark
Helen Hollie
Walter Jessee
Cleo Schumacher
Vicky Duffey
Lonpoc
John Harold
Kelly Ann
Harold Duffey
Liberty
Sweet Springs
Join Forbes
Circcuitd Court
Forrest K. Leland
Denver
Colo
Arthur W. Bacon
South Ohio
Mary Alice Bacon
Mexico
Bryan Howe
Mamie MecMullin
Sarah M. Cochran
Ida Florence Mullins
William F. Brown
East Fifth Street
Lizzie Manson
Lizzie Manion
Anna Berger
East Broadway
Ila Rymer
Quincy
Leo J. Harned
Ira Rymer
Virgil B. Rager
Bertha J. Johnson
Bertha L. Montes
West Fifth Street
Hazel Palmer
Gordon Bldg
Ta Rymer
Sam P. Barlan
Tla Rymer
Frances Schock
Anna Rice
William K. Gibson
Ula Remer
George Landes
Kenneth Rogers
Crescent Drive
Third National Bank
Sam Pharlan
Byda Rymer
Marx
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