Philadelphia Stars Defeat Cubs 17-3
The Philadelphia Stars defeated Sedalia Cubs 17 to 3 under Liberty Parks lights. Sedalia had 4 hits to Philadelphia's 17 as Clarkson hit two homers for the visitors. Dumspon pitched for the All Stars with Black on the Sedalia mound, and the game ended in the top of the eighth due to rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia Stars
Cubs
Sedalia Cubs
Liberty Parks
Sedalia
All Stars
Charles Thompson
Cliff Barr
R. E. Elwell
Clarkson
Sedalians
Dumspon
Glenn
Black
Ralph Shipley
Dupson
Sedana Junior Chamber Concerts New Members at Meeting
The Sedana Junior Chamber of Commerce met in Pettis county court house Assembly room with about 35 to 40 members. President Robert Wall led introductions under Bert Hathway. Committees were formed for permanent membership, charter dinner reservations, and the August state board convention. Dinner and charter presentation planned for May 22 at Bothwell hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sedana Junior Chamber of Commerce
Pettis County Court House
Robert Wall
Bert Hathway
Bothwell Hotel
Michael Bogutski
Robert Younger
Herman A. Meyes
Kenneth Schilb
State Board
Jim Durley
Jim Musgrove
Frank Evans
Don Anderson
KDRO Strike Talks Fail Over Wage Demands and Duties
The KDRO radio engineers strike stalemate continues as union seeks higher pay and overtime for six holidays, plus removal of announcing duties from engineers. KDRO counters with non union staff and cites below average Midwest wages. The union argues wage scales and job duties threaten operation standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KDRO
Sedalia
Ilb.e.w. Electricians
Middle West
Mid-West
Two Wrecks Near Sedalia Reported No Serious Injuries
State highway patrol documented two separate X injuries free crashes near Sedalia on Thursday. A 1947 Chevrolet two ton truck driven by Guy K. Wilson of Des Moines lost control and plunged into a ditch near Cedar Creek Bridge, causing extensive damage. Wilson sustained a crushed left hand but received outpatient care. In the afternoon, a 1942 Ford coupe driven by Raymond Homan and a 1948 Dodge truck driven by Kenneth Anderson collided on old highway 65, with no injuries reported and both vehicles towed to Sedalia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sedalia
State Highway Patrol
Guy K. Wilson
Des Moines
Cedar Creek Bridge
Wilson
Bothwell Hospital
Iowa
Raymond Homan
West Ninth Street
Kenneth Anderson
Last Chance Offer To Tax Dodgers
Rep Forand proposes an amnesty to settle federal income tax debts before prosecutions begin. He estimates evasion at about 5 billion annually and suggests paying owed taxes plus a 50 percent penalty and interest to avoid criminal action. The plan would apply only before investigations start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Rep. Forand
D-Ri
Justice Department
Forand
House
Ways and Means Committee
Injured Student Receives Diploma in Carthage
Miss Alma Lou Williams, 17, seriously hurt in a plane mishap, received her high school diploma at the hospital with officials from Golden City present. She and six classmates had flown on an outing when she stepped into a spinning propeller. surgeons operated for four and a half hours and her condition remained serious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carthage Mo
Alma Lou Williams
Lester Fisher
Golden City
William Bagby
Golden City High School
Miss Williams
Doyle Hoensheel
Wives Of Mayor Probably Discuss Husbands Affairs
In St. Joseph Missouri on May 18 two mayoral wives share a hospital room Mrs Stanley I Dale wife of St Joseph mayor and Mrs James B Pettijohn wife of King City mayor Both husbands were elected April 4 on rival party tickets A son born to the Dales on May 8 and a daughter to the Pettijohns on May 17
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Joseph, Mo
Missouri Methodist Hospital
Stanley I. Dale
St. Joseph’s
James B. Pettijohn
King City
Pettijohn
Dales
Pettijohns
Obituary for David Milburn 15 of Overland Missouri
Mrs. A. M. Parks of 316 South Hancock avenue learns her great grandson David Milburn aged 15, son of Mr and Mrs Dick Milburn of Overland Missouri, died Wednesday. His aunt Mrs Alta Book of 316 South Hancock avenue will attend the funeral in Overland this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Parks
South Hancock Avenue
David Milburn
Dick Milburn
Overland, Mo
Alta Book
Overland
Fatal Horse Accident Claims Harvey Yount
Harvey Yount aged 43 from War saw Route 3 died Thursday afternoon from injuries after being thrown from a horse earlier that morning. He left home about 7 30 to reach a four mile work site, was found injured by his wife about a half mile from home, and died about 1 30 pm at Bothwell Hospital after being admitted in critical condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Yount
Warsaw
Mr. Yount
Bothwell Hospital
Funeral services for Charles Quigley Sr Montara Calif
Funeral services for Charles Quigley Sr who died at his home in Montara California will be held at 10 o clock this morning at Gillespie funeral home with Rev Ralph E Hurd of Epworth Methodist church officiating Mrs Lovercamp and Mrs M O Stevens will sing In the Garden and Beautiful Isle of Somewhere Miss Lillian Fox will be the accompanist Friends of the family will serve as pallbearers
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Quigley, Sr
Montara
Calif
Gillespie Funeral Home
Ralph E. Hurd
Epworth Methodist Church
Lovercamp
M. O. Stevens
Isle
Lillian Fox
Armed Klux guards attack reporters in Hialeah meeting
Four Miami newsmen were assaulted by armed guards during an alleged Ku Klux Klan reorganization in Hialeah. Photographer Paul Nielson knocked down two attackers. one fled into a drainage canal. Police found no law violation after investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami, Fla
Hialeah
Miami Daily News
Paul Nielson
Miami Shores
Haines Colbert
Don Petit
Jay Morton
Hialeah Home News
Nielson
Petit
The
Daily News
License Granted for Coffee Cup 3.2 Beer Sale
The county court granted a license to sell 3.2 beer at the Coffee Cup located at 616 South Ohio Avenue to James H. Jonson. The license expires November 16, 1950.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
Ohio Avenue
James H. Jonson
Woman Reports Loss Of Billfold In Downtown Store
Anne Belle Galloway of 1001 East Seventeenth Street reported losing her billfold Thursday afternoon in a downtown store. The wallet contained three dollars in one dollar bills, some change, and keys to a truck she had been driving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Belle Galloway
East Seventeenth Street
Test Of Squirrel Attack Boys Proves Negative
Two boys were bitten by a squirrel on East Fourteenth street. David Thomas, 9, received medical treatment after a hand bite. The squirrel’s head was sent to Jefferson City for testing and results returned negative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Fourteenth Street
David Thomas
Lorraine Thomas
Jefferson City
Theft Reported In Local Neighborhood Watch
Juanita Bramble of 501 East Third Street told police that a seventeen jewel gold Swiss made watch was stolen from her home early Thursday. She described it as a double gold case watch and suspects a neighbor may be responsible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juanita Bramble
East Third Street
Theft of band instruments at Aurora high school
Theft of band instruments valued at 1755 from Aurora high school was reported Wednesday. The State Highway Patrol said 16 clarinets two flutes a piccolo an oboe two saxophones and five trumpets were taken. The loss represented about one third of the band's instruments, most owned by students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aurora
Aurora High School
State Highway Patrol
Earl Hunter Receives Payment for Wolf Scalps
Earl Hunter of route 2 Green Ridge paid $24.00 in the county clerk's office for four young wolf scalps. Earlier that afternoon W. M. Rickie, also of route 2 Green Ridge, paid $10.00 for one old wolf scalp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Hunter
Green Ridge
W. M. Rickie
Cole Camp Community News Highlights Local Visits
A roundup of social visits and travels across Cole Camp. Residents include Mrs Sophia Bay and friends driving to Kansas City. many family gatherings with the Meyers Dobsons Edingsons and Shumakers. Lena Balke heads to Bolivar for summer schooling. and numerous relatives drop by from Sedalia, Clinton, Lee's Summit, Los Angeles, and Kansas City.
Community Notes Span Week in Barnett Area
Barnett area residents share visits and travels with relatives in Iberia Moose and Versailles. Birth announcements include a great grandson Rodney Kent born May 13 at St Joseph’s Hospital Boonville. Lake of the Ozarks outing, Mother's Day gatherings, dinners, and club meetings highlight a busy week with many local families and guests from multiple towns.
Woodland Hospital Dismisses Staff and Doctor Set to Return
Dismissals at Woodland Hospital involve Norton Batchelder of route 2 Hughesville and Mrs Nora Hammond of 918 East Fifth street. Dr H O Wilbur of 1001 West Third street will resume duties at his office Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norton Batchelder
Hughesville
Nora Hammond
East Fifth Street
H O. Wilbur
West Third Street
Stover area families host visits and sad news
Stover and nearby families hosted relatives and friends over Mother's Day weekend with extended visits to Detroit Kansas City and California. Dave Gehrs a former resident died in Kansas City. surviving wife Edna and daughters Irene and Lucille.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meyer Williamson
New Town
Iowa
C. J. Gerlt
Harry Nolting
Delmon Merriott
E. H .Bauer
Jock Delph
Fritz Kraxberger
F. William Koehler
Lake of the Ozarks
Arthur Ludeman
Concordia
Gert Tietjen
H. L. Small
H. K. Welpman
Carrol Welpman
Missouri
Dave Gehrs
Stover
Kansas City
Edna
Irene
Lucille
Waneta Kueck
Frieda Brunjes
Alwida Boutcher
Lyle Rath
Henry Rath
Haigler
Nebr
F. J. Kraxberger
Ted F. Mein
Nora Kahrs
Marjorie Eldon
H. Pledge
Sedalia
Herm C. Boatcher
Katie Boatcher
George Baver
Luenda of
Versilles
Homer Waisner
Verneal Boatcher
Henry Boatcher
Alwilda
Baruch Warns Washington Fails to Plan Mobilization
Bernard M. Baruch declares Washington the capital of indecision and warns the United States risks losing future wars without a mobilization plan. He criticizes standby draft ideas and urges wartime funding for labor and industry, urging a global strategy for peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bernard M. Baruch
Washington
United States
Birth announced for Eckhoff child at Bothwell Hospital
A son was born to Mr and Mrs Elmer Eckhoff of Cole Camp at 5 35 p m Wednesday evening in Bothwell hospital. The infant weighed seven pounds thirteen ounces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Eckhoff
Cole Camp
Bothwell Hospital
Miller Baby Born at Bothwell Hospital
Mrs. and Mrs. Stanley H. Miller welcomed a daughter at 3 50 p.m. Wednesday at Bothwell Hospital. The newborn weighed seven pounds eleven ounces and was born at 1108 South Ohio Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley H. Miller
South
Ohio Avenue
Bothwell Hospital
Florence Kola club gathers for lunch and readings
The Kola club of Florence met with Mrs. Kate Wagenknecht on Wednesday the 10th for a contributive luncheon. Twenty one members answered roll with mothers' names. The president read a poem by Edgar Guest. Members voted two dollars to Cancer Fund and bought new song books. A program with reading and musical solos was announced. Several visitors attended and prizes were awarded in games. Next meeting set for June 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kola Club
Florence
Kate Wagenknecht
Lee Wray
Edgar Guest
Cancer Fund
Harry Mertgen
Louis Mertgen
Mertgens
Balzer
Tipton
St. Louis
Eden Seminary
Sam Mankin
Charlies Worthley
Norman Worthley
Earl Carver, Jr
Clarence Brown
Cornie Hibdon
Julia
Otto Deshhke
Jefferson City
Leo Boattcher
Joyce Ann
Sedalia
Clarence Bremer
Loren Bremer
Fred Pfunder
Herschel Bremer
Bromwich resigns as GOP treasurer for primary support
ST. LOUIS May 18 An official announces that Elroy W. Bromwich has offered his resignation as treasurer of the Republican state committee to allow him to work for candidates of his choice in the forthcoming primary election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Elroy W. Bromwich
Republican State Committee
Transient Prepared For Eventual Arrest
A transient arrested today carried a printed card titled what to do when arrested outlining civil rights. He requested the card be returned upon release and it was.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Joseph, Mo
Missouri and Arkansas Set Lake Fishing Rules
The Missouri State Conservation Commission and the Arkansas State Game and Fish Commission met at West Plains to establish fishing regulations for Norfolk and Bull Shoal lakes on the border of the two states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Plains
Missouri State Conservation Commission
Arkansas State Game and Fish Commission
Norfolk and
Bull Shoal Lakes
Community Notes From Otterville and Nearby Areas
Dalia were callers in the Bremer home Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Himan and family spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Sam Homan near Otterville. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Carver Jr and family are spending a few weeks vacation here with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Kurtz and Wesley and Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Kurtz and Twilla Marie came from Stockton Kansas to attend Joe Worthley funeral Friday afternoon. Ed Kizer of Osceola visited Saturday and enjoyed a fox hunt north of Florence Saturday night. Delores Mahnken and Mary Case spent Sunday with Beverly Mertgen. Mr. and Mrs. W F Rager, Mrs. Harold Eldenburg and Robert spent Mother's Day in Moberly with Don Barner and wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry T. Junge
Sophia Bay
Dora Owens
Bettie Carpenter
Kansas City
Harold T. Meyer
John Dobson
Meyer
Junge
Lena Balke
Bolivar
Herman Gardner
Chemlir
Herbert Schumaker
Boonville
Henry Schumaker
Schumaker
Zelma Ehlers
Sedalia
Nelson Ehlers
Ehlers
J. F. Dorflinger
John Wiebrock
O. H. Fajen
Eldeen Bockelman
Lawrence Bockelman
Betty
Sue Webster
la Monte
Kenneth E. James
James
John Buckley
Ernest Hopper
Charles Koeller
Florence Koeller
Willie Robinson
Ozark Chapel
Bill Hibdon
Robert Call
Leeton
A. N. Bush
Calvert Bush
Scott Carter
Mary Ragland
Los Angeles
Calif
Robert Ragland
Clinton
B. Ragland
Calvin Ragland
Lee's Summit
J. W. Ragland
Jerry John
Erma Schnakenberg
Bothwell Hospital
Gus Bruntes
Boonville Hospital
A. A. Wahlbrink
St. Louis
Wahlbrink
Rena Spurgeon
Cornelius Fajen
Ervin Meyer
A. T. Meyer
Edwina Viets
H. P. Meyer
Theo
P. Tobaben
Pete Tobaben
Mary Wymore
Anna Hutchison
Anna Stohr
Mary Semon
Mary Seimner
Adeline Monsees
Olga Tobaben
Charles Ficke
Gail
Ward Miller
Dan Carr
Theresa Postel
Cornelius Postel
Cole Camp
Wm. Goetz
Loyce Elaine
E. J. Kersick
E. J. Schwald
Howard Kimm
Fred Green
Methodist Church
Dorsey Schad
Moose
Tex
Andrew Schad
Billy Cox
Roy Cox
Cox
Booker, Tex
Leonia Goodman
Billy Chapman
Versailles
Rodney Kent
Slater
Lake of the Ozarks
C. P. Tompkins
Jefferson City
John Barbour
Tompkin
Ellis-Fischel Hospital
Columbia
Will Bailey
Lebanon
Ray Biffle
Reece Dillard
Pueblo
Cole
Leon Routon
Jimmy Routon
Jeanne Routon
Murray Biffle
Florence Routon
Joe Routon
Rue Reynolds
J. A. Sunstan
Herbert Routon
Centralia
Estel Perkins
Syracuse
C. E. Uptergrove
Earl Rains
Eldon
Joe Branstetter
Assembly of Gods
C. L. Hatler
C. H .Hatler
Erma Thompson
Altonna
Iowa
Harold Gerlach
Lynn
Harold
Topeka
Kas
J. H
Asa Yows
Latham Sanitarium
Californi
Kenneth Gardner
G. G. Gardner
Herbert Taylor
T. E. Taylor
Evelyn
Sue
Arlene
Darlene
Gertie Kelsay
Russel Bennett
W. L. Crosbie
Canton
Ohio
Lucy Bond
Dwight James
H. L. Berkstresser
Jerry
Howard Currence
Wayne
Prairie Grove
Busy Bee Club
Shirley
Grover Griffin
Orpha Tompkins
Stella Ratcliff
Clara Taylor
Gwendolyn Berkstresser
Edna Ratcliff
Daisy Downing
Marlin Runyon
Russel Ferrin
Vince Routen
Clifford Gunn
Binford White
Springs
Harry Bowen
P. E. Uptergrove
Dalia
Bremer
Earl Himan
Sam Homan
Otterville
Earl Carver, Jr
Herbert Kurtz
Wesley
Eugene Kurtz
Twilla Marie
Stockton
Joe Worthley
Ed Kizer
Osceola
Florence
Delores Mahnken
Mary Case Spen
Beverly Mertgen
W. F. Rager
Harold Eldenburg
Robert
Moberly
Don Barner
Son
Crowded Al Kelly and Miller Bros Circus Draws Huge Night
Hundreds of Secalians packed the Al Kelly and Miller Bros Circus beyond its 3 000 seat capacity. Police noted no crimes. traffic snarled as attendees parked far away and walked back to the grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Kelly
Miller Bros
Cash Register Stolen in California Mo Theft
Thieves broke into Renfrew Ladies Ready to Wear on Oak Street in California Missouri Tuesday night or Wednesday morning. They left the shop mostly intact except for the cash register, a McCaskey X-5 valued at 165 dollars containing about 15 dollars. Owner H T Renfrow found the front door glass broken at 6:30 am and California police called. Police found no fingerprints or clues, deeming it a clean robbery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Renfrew
Oak Street
California
McCaskey
H. T. Renfrow
Rosemary Burrowes Heads to St Joseph Clinic
Miss Rosemary Burrowes who was dismissed from Bothwell hospital Tuesday left Wednesday morning with her brother Arthur V. Burrowes editor of the St. Joseph News-Press and Mrs Burrowes for St Joseph to go through a clinic there. Her sister Mrs Ted Wills of Smithville Texas has also been with her here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosemary Burrowes
West Fourth Street
Bothwell Hospital
Arthur V. Burrowes
St. Joseph
Bonds Forfeited In Police Court
Cash bonds were ordered forfeited in Judge Trotter's police court Wednesday morning. James Clevenger of 1502 South Warren Avenue forfeited a $10 bond for speeding at Main Street and Vermont Avenue. Ted Mummett of Sedalia forfeited a $5 bond for running a red light at Main Street and Ohio Avenue. Five overtime parking bonds of $1 each were forfeited.
Hospital admissions and dismissals listed for individuals
The record lists admissions for surgery including Mrs An na L Harlin 817 West Fifth Street George E Kugler Cross Timbers Mrs J C Harrelson Clifton City Mrs Harold Makinson Smithton. Dismissals include Marjorie Kelly Knob Noster Louisa Ann Stahl route 1 Otterville John R White Green Ridge Garnett Van Natta route 3 Sedalia Betty Jo Van Natta route 3 Sedalia Miss Sue Cooper Knob Noster Miss Rudina Priestly 1020 West Seventh Street Mrs James Lee Donohoe 313 West Seventh Street Mrs Wallace Van Eaton and son 1809 East Ninth Street Mrs Leon Smasal and daughter Sprinkfork Tonsillectomy Cully Scott La Monte Accident Clo Angel Greer Clay and Washington Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna L. Harlin
West Fifth Street
George E. Kugler
Cross Timbers
J. C. Harrelson
Clifton City
Harold Makinson
Smithton
Marjorie Kelly Knob Noster
Louisa Ann Stahl
Otterville
John R. White
Green Ridge
Garnett van Natta
Sedalia
Betty Jo van Natta
Sue Cooper
Knob Noster
Rudina Priestly
West Seventh Street
James Lee Donohoe
Wallace van Eaton
East Ninth Street
Leon Smasal
Cully Scott
la Monte
Clo Angel Greer
Clay
Washington Avenue
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Ditect
S.ohio St
Charles Quigley
Klux
Barnett
Carol Miller
Iberia
Mrs
Elmer Karr
Woodland Hospital
Lumas Gehrs
Donald
New Mexico
Baruch
Columbia University
U. S
GOP
St. Joseph Clinic
Alice K. Herndon
A. M Harlan
Probate Court
Henry C Salveter
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