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I Interesting News Notes of Local Happenings of the Week RETURNS PROM INDIANA Mrs. H. Hamilton, 709 Highreturned this morning from a two week visit in Ft. Wayne, Ind. While gone she was a guest in the homes of her sisters, Mrs.

J. C. Good and Mrs. George Seibold and other relatives and friends. TO MATHER AFB Clyde Wilson has returned to Mather Air Force base, Sacramento, after spending a five-day leave with his mother, Mrs.

Jay Stith, 403 Reynard street and with other relatives and friends. He is grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Troy Head, Chillicothe. RETURN FROM THE WEST Mr.

and Mrs. Bud Gray of 111 Clay and daughter, Mrs. Pauline Grogan, and her daughter, Paula, of Wheaton, returned Saturday evening from a vacation in the west. Places of terest visited were Denver, Estes Park and Colorado Springs. Mrs.

Grogan and daughter returned to their home in Illinois Sunday morning. HAYESES RETURN HOME Dr. and Mrs. L. G.

Hayes and children, Ted, Tim, Mike and Kelly, have returned to their home by jet in Tucson, after a week's visit with Mrs. Hayes's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kinselia, 57 Tenth, and brothers and families, Mr. and Mrs.

Larry Kinsella and Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Kinsella, of this city.

LEAVE HOSPITAL Leo Moren, 1013 Cooper street Alpha Hitchock, 210 Calhoun street; Mrs. Mabel Johnson, Dawn; Vicki Collins, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Collins, 901 Washington street; Carol Guilford, daughter, of Mr. and Mrs.

Ray Guilford, Hale and Mrs. Roy Lightner, RFD 3, Chillicothe, have been released from the Chillicothe hospital, SPEARSES ARE HOME Mr. and Mrs. Paul Spears, Dennis and Steven of 26 Clay have returned after a 2-week vacation. They visited with the Delbert Woodalls in Miami, and in Marshfield with the Roy Crawford family.

Mrs. Spears was on vacation from the J. C. Penney store, where she is employed in the basement. Mrs.

Spears returned to her job yesterday. WITH NIECE IN PHOENIX Miss Judy Fewell and Denese and Denene, have returned to their home in Kansas City, after a few days visit with Miss Fewell's mother, Mrs. Geraldine Fewell, Calhoun street. Mrs. Helen Richards, who accompanied them left during the weekend for a month-visit in Phoenix, Ariz.

She will be a guest in the home of her niece, Mrs. Mary Ellen Van Duzen and daughter. HOSPITAL ADMITTANCES Mrs. Eva Oden, Hale, Thomas Beedle, RFD 1, Winston; Mrs. Helen Hamilton, Dawn; Mrs.

Adron Loney, RFD 5, Chillicothe; Donna Helm, daughter of Mrs. Charlotte Helm, 109 Third street; Jos. Hedrick, Breckenridge; Jim Aydelutt, 1308 Burnam road; Seth Sidebottom, adville; Woodling, Linneus and Lloyd Woolsey, Breckenridge, have been admitted to the Chillicothe hospital. VACATIONED IN TEXAS Mrs. Leo Englert, 506 Clay street, returned Monday from a several-week visit in the home of her daughter, Mrs.

Frank Horrigan in Huston, Tex, Mr. and Mrs. Roger Englert and family of Tallahassee, also spent sometime in the Horrigan home, while Mrs. Englert was there. Neil Horrigan accompanied his grandmother home and will spend the remainder of summer visiting in her home and with his aunt, Mrs.

Bill May and family, 403 Webster street. VISITORS FROM BUFFALO Mrs. Levoun French and daughter, Connie of Buffalo visited this week with friends in Chula. They are former residento of Chula, VISIT IN WHEELING Mrs. Don Witherspoon and daughters, Vickie and Donna, of Dallas, arrived Thursday morning to spend the weekend with her parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Raymond Stevenson of WheelIng. She was accompanied home Sunday by her daughter, Sherry, who had spent the last six weeks with her grandparants. TO RESIDE IN PHOENIX Mrs. Goldie E.

Bethel left during the weekend for Phoenix, where she will make her home with daughter, Mrs. David Cameron. Mra. Roy All- man and children, Arlington, Mrs. Eddie Mai and children, Newark, N.J.

who have been visiting their mother, for several weeks will return this week to their homes. TO MEET TUESDAY NIGHT Members of the Veterans of Foreign Were Post, 858, will meet at 8 o'clock Tuesday night at the post ball. KENNY DAVIS IN HOSPITAL Kenneth Davis, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Davis of 1310 Maple, has entered the MU Medical Center in Columbia for ob-1 servation and tests, He would enjoy hearing from his His address is Kenneth Davis, MU Medical Center, Room West 539, Columbia, 65201.

GUESTS FROM ILLINOIS Mrs. Golda Glass and Mr. and Mrs. Francis Ohm, Bloomington, accompanied by their nieces, Marsha and Marlene, Urbana, were guests Thursday and Friday of friends in Chillicothe and in the Sampsel community, their former home. Mrs.

Glass and Mrs. Ohm will be remembered as the Misses Golda and Louisa Arnett, daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Arnett. HOME FROM MINNESOTA Mrs.

Vern Summers returned Monday from Wadena and Herman, where she attended the funeral and burial services of her uncle, Frank Hulburt on Thursday. The funeral for Mr. Hulburt, who died on Sunday were held at Wadena with interment in the Herman tery on Thursday. Mrs. Summers accompanied her cousins, Mr.

and Mrs. Harold Hulburt and Janice to Brodhead, Wis. MICHAEL EWING HOME Michael Ewing has returned to his home in Belton after spending the week with his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Ewing of RFD 5.

MARSHES RETURN HOME Mr. and Mrs. Ralph V. Marsh and children, Debbie and Michael, have returned to their home in Los Angeles, after visiting with Mr. Marsh's parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Ralph L. Marsh of this city. RETURN TO ILLINOIS Mr. and Mrs.

Bill Bowman and SOD, Jeffrey, of Pekin, have returned to their home after visiting in the home of Mrs. Bowman's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph L. Marsh, at 726 Jansen.

IN INDEPENDENCE Mr. and Mrs. Ralph L. Marsh of 726 Jansen and Mr. and Mrs.

Ralph V. Marsh and family of Los Angeles, spent a few days visiting last week in Independence with Mrs. R. V. Marsh's aunt and uncle, Atty.

and Mrs. W. Hugh McLaughlin, ANDY ANDERSON VISITS Andy Anderson of Kansas City spent the weekend with his wife, Karen, and family in Wheeling. Andy is an employee with the Triple A in Kansas City. RUTH RAINS HOME Mrs.

Ruth Rains returned yesterday to her home at Locust after spending a week in Kansas City with her sister, Mrs. Lucy Buck. TED HAMRICKS HOME Mr. and Mrs. Ted Hamrick returned to their residence at 1106 Walnut Saturday evening after attending funeral serv.

ices for Mr. Hamrick's brother, Alex, in Hawk, N. Car. ATTEND REUNION Mr. and Mrs.

Archie B. Campbell, 1330 Locust street, and Mr. and Mrs. David E. Campbell and children, Davina and Jared, RFD 5, Chillicothe, attended a reunion of the Campbell families Sunday at Clinton.

VISITED IN BROWNING Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Hall and sons, Charles and Larry and granddaughter, accompanied by Mrs. J. E.

Miller, spent Satur. day morning in Browning. While in that vicinity, they called on Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Crookshanks and family.

VISITED IN KANSAS CITY Mr. and Mrs. Sumner Tucker and Mrs. Earl Stepp motored to Richmond Sunday morning and attended the morning services at the Methodist church. They were dinner guests of Mrs.

Louis Quest at the Dolce's in the afternoon. MRS. MACKEY RETURNS Mrs. Mildred Mackey returned Saturday evening from Indianapolis, where she has been with her sister, Mrs. A.

W. Schreiber and Mr. Schreiber for the last three months. The condition of Mr. Schreiber, who has been bedfast for the last year, remains unchanged.

IN STEVENSON HOME Mr. and Mrs. Leo Crim of Olathe, were guests over the weekend in the home of Mrs. Crim's parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Raymond Stevenson of Wheeling. Also spending the weekend in the Stevenson home was Marc Zelenka of Columbia, who is a friend of Fred Stevenson. WAYMAN FINISHES COURSE E. Wayman, 1314 Miller, representative for Mutual of Omaha and United of Omaha, has completed the insurance course offered at the National Sales Training School session at Omaha, Neb. Mr.

Wayman associated with the William C. Tarpenning Agency in Shenendoab, la, HERE FROM ILLINOIS Mr. and Mrs. Carl Anderson of Oswego, were guests today in the home of Mr. and Mra.

Archie Campbell of 1330 Locust. PAM BURTON VISITING Miss Pam Burton of RFD Hale, is visiting this week with her grandmother, Mra. Lena Evans, in Bosworth. LEAVE FOR OZARKS Mr. and Mrs.

Herbert Coult and family of 1612 Bryan will leave tomorrow for a 2-week cation in St. Louls and at the Lake of the Ozarks. IN CASE HOME Harold and Jimmy Case of Independence spent Tuesday night with their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. L.

A. Case of Chillicothe. WILL LEAVE FOR UTAH Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Geromini and family of Bedford are scheduled to leave tomorrow morning for Flaming Gorge, Utah, for a 2-week sightseeing' trip.

GO TO ST. LOUIS Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Renken and Mr. and Mrs.

W. D. Sutherland will journey to St. Louis tomorrow for a 4-day yacation. They will attend 1 a few ball games.

WOODENS ARE GUESTS Sp4 and Mrs. John Dale Wooden of Fort Carson, were supper guests last night of Mrs. Gerald Hayes and Mr. and Mrs. Beck Trussell of 1410 Maple.

Wooden will leave July 15 for Colorado before going overseas. WITH SISTER Mr. and Mrs. G. H.

Rudeen of South Bend, came July 1 to visit her sister, Mrs. Hallie Johnson of Dawn. Mr. and Mrs. Rudeen have remained longer because of the hospitalization of Mrs.

Johnson. ADMITTED TO HOSPITAL Mrs. George Campbell, 1513 Washington street; Mrs. Oscar Bennett, Breckenridge; Mrs. John M.

Jones, RFD 2, Chillicothe and Mrs. Herbert Bonderer, 902 Fairlane have been admitted to the Chillicothe hospital, MISS COPPLE ARRIVES Miss Vicki Copple arrived this afternoon for a weekend visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Byrle Copple of 150 Crescent drive, and other relatives and friends. Miss Copple attends summer school at Central Methodist College in Fayette.

AT ED BUCK HOME E-4 and Mrs. Max E. Jordan, of Ft.Still, have arrived for a 2-week visit with Mrs. Jordan's parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Edward Buck of 1908 Westport road, and other relatives and friends. They will also be guests of Mr. Jordan's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Max E.

Jordan, of Merriam, Kan. The Jordans were recently transferred from Richardson, Tex. KIMBERLY DEE HOBBS Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Hobbs of Webster are the parents of a daughter born at 1:10 this morning at the Chillicothe hospital.

The young lady weighed 6 pounds and 10 ounces and has been named Kimberly Dee. Mrs. Hobbs is the former Delaine Baugher. This is the Hobbs's first child. Maternal grandparents are Mr.

and Mrs. Melvin Baugher of 1212 Mc. Nally and paternal grandparents are Mrs. MAX Greer Chillicothe and Glen Hobbs of Cameron. ACCEPTS POSITION Miss Donna Wade of Laclede has accepted a fulltime position at the Young Modern Beauty Salon in Park Center.

Miss Wade will begin her duties Monday. WISCONSIN GUESTS Mr. and Mrs: Jack L. Owens of Chula had as their overnight guest last evening Mr. Owens's brother-in-law, Grayson Trosper of Oregon, Wis.

SISTERS VISIT Veronica Roberts, a resident of Mooresville, is visiting today in the Chillicothe home of her sister, Bertha James. VISIT THE WILSONS Willie Braden and. Ray Braden of Bogard were in Chillicothe Wednesday to visit their sister, Mrs. Edith Wilson, and nephew, Chester Wilson, and Mrs. Wilson.

FROM CALIFORNIA Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Borowski of Westminister, arrived for a visit with Mr. and Mrs.

M. E. Jenkins, RFD 5, Chillicothe. Mr. Borowski recently retired from the McDonald- Aircraft Co.

I In the near future, after ing relatives Mason City, and Blue Rapids, they will establish a residence. FROM BATON ROUGE Mr. and Mrs. Dempsey Ray Hamper, Baton Rouge, arrived Sunday to spend this week with Mr. Hamner's parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Dempsey Hammer, 518 Eleventh street. JOIL TODD GRIMES Mr. and Mrs. Robert Grimes of Kansas City are the parents of a boy born July 14 at the Menorah Medical Center in Kansas City.

The young man weighed 6 pounds and 9 ounces and has been named Joel Todd. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Wehrman of Falls City, are the maternal grandparents. Mr.

and Mrs. Roscoe Grimes of Vine are the paternal grandpar- ents. MOVES TO COLORADO Mr. and Mrs. Bill Meeker, Mary and Kenneth, who have resided at 1113 Broadway since April, 1984, left Sunday afternoon to reside in Colorado Springs, Colo.

They were accompanied by Mr. and Mra. Ray Thomas of Chula, who will return the last of the week. ny and Julie Thomas are staying with their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.

W. J. Thomas of Chula. HATCHITTS RESIDE HERE Mr. and Mrs.

Roy Hatchitt of Jefferson City are making their residence here at the home of Mrs. Hatchitt's father, Carl Busick at 21 Clay, who was admitted to the Chillicothe hospitel Tuesday. Visitors and relatives with Mr. Busick include Mr. and Mrs.

Rufus Moren of Tucson, Mrs. Don Graves of Jefferson City, Jenelle Murray and Janet Hatchitt both of Kansas City and Mr. and Mrs. Gene Cross and family of Independence. HOME AFTER VACATION Mr.

and Mrs. James Mabery and family returned yesterday to their home at 1904 Webster after spending the last two weeks touring western states. Points of interest visited were Knotts Berry Farm, Universal City, China Town, Fisherman Wharf and a trip over the Golden Gate Bridge, En route home, they stopped at a roadside park in Nevada, where they met the Jim Ireland family also of Chillicothe. RETURNED TO CALIFORNIA Mr. and Mrs.

David Cameron have returned to their home in Canoga Park, after 8 three-week visit in Missouri. They visited Mrs. Cameron's brother, Voyle Grothe and Mrs. Grothe at Chula; Mrs. Cleve Kissick in Chillicothe and with other friends.

Mrs. Cameron formerly resided in Chillicothe. ADMITTED TO HOSPITAL Mrs. Ted Peterie, 615 Broadway; Mrs. Virgil Silkwood, Braymer; Adrain McCracken, Bogard; Harley Cook, Breckenridge; Mrs.

Richard Allnutt, Utica; Mrs. Lizzie Hague, 702 Sunset; John Hall, Eleventh street; Ted Mendenhall, 120 E. Jackson street; Mrs. James Sprouse, Cowgill; Mrs. Dennis Holmes, Airlane Trailer court; Mrs.

Everett Floyd, Breckenridge; Carol Guilford, daughter of Mrs. Ray Guilford, RFD 3, and Donnie O'Dell, son of Mr. and Mrs. Victor O'Dell, Hale have entered the Chillicothe hospital for medical care. LEAVE HOSPITAL Mrs.

Kenneth Hobbs and daughter, Webster street; Mrs. Earl Bryant, Nettleton; Mrs. Hazel Finch, 1503 Clay street; Lyn Becker, RFD 2, Chillicothe; Mrs. Charles Morse, Ludlow; Floyd Stratton, Breckenridge; Virgil Peters, Dawn; Leroy Colliver, Tina; Mrs. Kathleen Jenkins, 1209 Monroe street; Mrs.

George Campbell, 1513 Washington street; Taffy Henderson, 1202 Vine street; Riley Cooper, Hamilton and Cecil Symmonds, Breckenridge have been dismissed from the Chillicothe hospital, LESSONS POSTPONED The dancing lessons at KIVA scheduled for Tuesday night has been postponed until Wednesday night, Miss Carole White announced today. The postponement was made in or'. der that persons wishing may attend Gigi. an Arrow Rock Ly. ceum production at the Ben Bolt theatre.

DANIEL RAY COX Mr. and Mra. Jewell Cox, 1518 Burnam road, are the parents of an 8-pound, 15-ounce son born at 2:33 o'clock Sunday morning at the Chillicothe hospital. He has been given the name of Daniel Ray. Mr.

and Mrs. Cox have two daughters, Julia 8, and Kathy 6. Maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Clarence 0.

Cox, 1549 Polk street and the maternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sidden, Mooresville. Daniel Ray, the first grandson of Mr. and Mrs.

Cox, was born on Mrs. Cox's birthday anniversary. HERE FOR REUNION Mr. and Mra. Charles Lina and family of Louisiana, arrived Saturday afternoon to visit over the weekend with Mrs.

Linn's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Poppenhagen, and to attend the 1958 CHS class reunion. MOVING HERE TODAY Mr. and Mrs, H.

E. McCartney of Hyattaville, will ar. rive in Chillicothe today to make their residence at 218 Central. RETURNS PROM CAMP Kay Poppenhagen returned home Friday after spending a week at Valley Cheerleading camp in Marshall. While at camp, Kay won ribbons includ.

ing an honorable mention. Kay is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Poppenhagen. TINSLEYS ARE HOME Mr.

and Mra. Bill Tinaley returned Saturday after a weeks vacation in La Crosse, and Oskaloosa, where they visited with friends. WEEKEND GUESTS Paul Kissick and son, Jeffrey, North Ridge, spent the weekend in Chillicothe. They were guests of Mrs. Kissick's mother Mrs.

Cleve Kissick, 459 Elm street. PHYLLIS NEHRHOFF HERE Mrs. Phyllis Nehrhoff of Warner Robins, arrived Thursday for a week's visit in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Van Duzen at 347 Webster.

RAMEYS ARE HOME C. L. Ramey and daughter, Doris, of 900 Sate returned home yesterday after a 9-day vacation in Arizona, at Six Flags over Texas and visiting friends in Arkansas. AT JACKSON RESIDENCE Miss Diana Jackson of sas City arrived in Chillicothe this morning for A weekend visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Keith Jackson, and other relatives and friends. AT CAMP PIN OAK Miss Jill Plummer left today for Girl Scout Camp Pin Oak, Lake of the Ozarks State Park, where she will serve as countselor in training. She will return about Augst 18. BELLAMY FAMILY VISITS Due to arrive this weekend from Rialto, are Mr. and Mrs.

William Bellamy, Kevin, Mark, Jolyn, and Randy, who will be guests during the next week of Mrs. Bellamy's parents, Mr. and Mrs. James M. Iberg of 70 Wilson street.

BOB HEAD IS HERE Bob Head of Columbia, who 18 a legal adviser for the University of Missouri Medical Center, is spending the weekend in Chillicothe with relatives and friends. His parents are Mr. and Mrs. Ralph W. Head of 912 Woodward.

PERSELLS ARE GUESTS Mr. and Mrs. John Persell of Olathe, are spending few days of their vacation with Mrs. Persell's mother, Mrs. Gertie Wilson, and other tives.

Mr. and Mrs. Persell spent several days touring and visiting relatives and friends in Gunnison, Denver, and other places in Colorado and Salt Lake City, Utah. FROM GERMANY Mr. and Mrs.

John Silfer, of Heldelberg, Germany, have arrived for a six-week visit in the home of Mr. Sliter's parents, and brother, Mr. and Mrs. John Slifer, and Bob, 1210 Calhoun street. Mr.

Sliter is music director of the Heidelberg Amer. ican High School. Mrs. Slifer, prior to her marriage to Mr. Slifer on April 10 was Miss Gerda Fricker of Heidelberg.

GENE BILLSES LEAVE Mr. and Mrs. Gene Bills, AnDe Marie and Rory, left today for their residence in Garden Grove, after a 2-week visit with Mr. Bills's parents, Mr, and Mrs. Lawrence Bills of Mooresville, and other relatives in this area.

They will be accompanied home by Mr. Bills's sister, Mrs. Carroll Sinclair, Mr. Sinclair, Rickey and Randy, residents of North Kansas City, who will spend their vacation in California. IN CARNAHAN HOME Mr.

and Mrs. P. C. Lowery and son Jimmy of Glendale, are guests today in the home of Mrs. Maude Cardaban, 443 Walnut.

AMBULANCE TRANSFERS Earl Whitehead, 2210 Tommahawk road and Charles Dome, Utica were taken to the Chillcothe hospital Monday evening by the Chillicothe Coach and Ambulance Service. Mrs. Elmira Pitts was released this morning from the hospital and was taken by the ambulance service to the Akers pursing home. HOME AFTER VACATION Ray Cothern returned to his home at 815 Vine last night aftor 2-week vacation trip in the west. Points of interest vis.

ited in Colorado, Nevada and Nebraska were Las Vegas, Durango, Silverton, Mesa Verda National Park, Pioneer Village, Grand Canyon, Hoover Dam and Zion National Park. Mr. Cothern is on vacation from the J.C. Penney store, where he is a department manager. NAMED MICHAEL EDWIN Michael Edwin is the pame chosen for the NOD, born to Mr.

and Mra. James Hussey, RED 2, Chillicothe at 6:45 o'clock Thursday morning at the Chillicothe bospital. TRANSFERRED TO HOSPITAL Mrs. Katie Snyder, Meadville, was transferred from 1213 Coopor street, Friday evening to the Chillicothe hospital by the Chillicothe Coach and ambulance service. OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY The Chillicothe Archery Club will hold an open house 20-pin shoot Sunday July 14 at 1:30 p.m.

Members of the Brookfield, Macon and Trenton archery clubs are invited to attend this event. Some of the states top archers are expected to present. The public is welcome to attend. at the University of Missouri Medical Center. Mr.

Jasper resides with his daughter, Mrs. M. O. Hedeman, Mr. Hedeman, and Polly of 1588 Calhoun street.

MR. JASPER DISMISSED Charles Jasper returned yesterday from Columbia, where he recently underwent surgery at the University of Missouri JENNINGSES LEAVE Mr. and Mrs. Gene Jennings and family left Thursday for their home in Carpentersville, after visiting with Mr. Jennings's sister, Mrs.

Lawrence Nichols, Mr. Nichols, and family and Mr. Jennings' mother, Mrs. Albert Nichols. KAREN COUCH IS HOME Miss Karen Couch returned today from Marshall, where she spent this week with her cousins, Ricky and Randy Mueller, sons of Mr.

and Mrs. LaVerne Mueller; grandmother, Mrs. Henry Mueller; and uncle, Marvin Mueller. Miss Couch is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Roy Couch of 233 Williams street. WISCONSIN VISITORS Mr. and Mrs. Jewell Shields of Brookfield, arrived Monday for a few days visit in the Chillicothe and the Avalon communities with relatives and friends. Mr.

Shields was born and reared in the Avalon community where, his father, the late Robert Shields, owned and operated a hardware store for years. While here they are guests at tie Shamrock Motel. They expect to leave on their return trip Wednesday. THE DICK LONGS HERE Mr. and Mrs.

Dick Long, dale, are guests in the home of Mr. Long's daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Gibbs and children, Tammy and Scott, 824 Jansen and Mr. Long's sisters, Miss Faye Long, Mrs.

Opal Littrell, Mrs. Wm. Fifer and Mrs. De Willa Anderson, Kansas City, While in Missouri they will visit Mrs. Long's daughter, Mrs.

Bill Beever and Mr. Beever in Mexico. Mr. and Mrs. Long are en route to their home from a visit in Arlington, Va.

with another daughter of Mrs. Long, Mrs. E. C. Stokes and family.

Mr. and Mrs. Long for a number of years owned and operated a grocery store at 25 Webster street. LEFT FOR CAMP Miss Glenda Thayer of Alexandria, left Saturday to attend majorette camp at Syracuse, to study new routines. Glenda is captain of majorettes at Mt.

Vernon High School in Virginia. She bad been visiting the past week with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Glen Urbach of 1427 Polk. She and her parents were met by Mr.

and Mrs. Urbach at Campbell's Point in Table Rock Lake, Ark. She will return to her home in Alexandria from Indiana on Friday. JOHN ANDERSONS HERE Mr. and Mrs.

John Anderson of Springfield, were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs. Leonard Geter, 218 Elm. The Andersons are former residents of this city. Mr. Anderson was manager of the Montgomery Ward store.

IN BERTELSEN HOME Mrs. Clara Sutton of Denver, and Mr. and Mrs. Lenzie Bertelsen and daughters of Greeley, have been visiting in the home of Mr. Mrs.

Frank Bertelsen of Meadville and other relatives. They returned to their homes on Thurs- day. COMING FOR REUNION Lawrence Schneider and tar Mrs. Volney Bagley went to Kansas City this afternoon to meet their sister and niece, Mrs. John (Francis) Peter and daughter, Miss Mary Beth.

They will be guests of Mrs. Peters' mother, Mrs. Rudy Schneider and other relatives. Mrs. Maurice (Gertrude) Smith of Belton, will arrive Friday for visit with her mother, Mrs.

Schneider, On Sunday, a reunion of the Schneider family will be held. PICNIC POSTPONED The Beta Sigma Phi members will not hold pionio this eve. ning 88 planned. The tion was made because of wet weather. PARENTS OF A SON Mr.

and Mrs. Deonis Holmes, Airlane Trailer court, are the parents of son born at 7:09 o'clock Monday night at the Chillicothe hospital. The baby weighed 10 pounds and 6 ounces. I LEAVE HOSPITAL Mrs. Maude Cooke, Kingston; Mrs.

Elmira Pitta, Akers ing home; Dennis O'Dell, Hale and John Jones, RFD 2, Chillicothe, have been released from the Chillicothe hospital. ADMITTED TO HOSPITAL Vickle Colliver, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Colliver, 901 Washington street; Mrs. Harley Willis, 615 Elm street; Mra.

Charles Van Horn, Dawn; Mrs. Gertrude Croy and Mrs. Orville Harper, Gallatin; Robert Kellbeing, Hale, Mrs. Gertrude Russell, Braymer; Charles Dome, Utica; Raymond Watson, Meadville; Charles Martin, Braymer; Mrs. Lydia Floyd, Breckenridge and Mrs.

Roy Lightner, RFD 3, Chillicothe, have been admitted to the Chillicothe hospital. SURGERY FOR MR. MAST William J. Mast of the underwent surgery at the University of Missouri Medical Center Friday. His condition is reported as "favorable." Mr.

Mast's address is: William J. Mast, Room 541 West, University of Missouri Medical Center, Columbia, 65201. WITH MUMPOWERS Mr. and Mrs. Atlee Mumpower of 1103 Clay street have as their guests this week their grandchildren, Grant, Denise, and Diana Williams.

The Mumpowers spent the holiday weekend in Oklahoma City, with their son-in-law and daughter, Commander and Mrs. Berl Williams, and were accompanled home yesterday by their grandchildren. WESCOTT FAMILY HERE Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wescott, Angela, Anita, and Lisa, of Hutchinson, are visiting with Mr.

Wescott's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wescott, of Hale, and Mrs. Wescott's sisters, Mr. and Mrs.

Phillip Marriott, Dale and Debra, Chillicothe, and Mr. and Mrs. Bob Guilford and family, Sumner. The families will be guests this evening for cookout at the Guilford residence. MRS.

DUPY HOME Mrs. Roy Dupy has returned to her home for a short while after being a patient at the EllisFischel hospital in Columbia. SPERRYS AT WEDDING Mr. and Mrs. Alvis Slerry of this city spent the weekend in Independence with Mr.and Mrs.

Floyd Antle and Pattie. They also attended the wedding of Janice Kay Pittman and Ronnie Clutter at the Kensington Baptist church in Kansas City. LEAVE MERCY HOSPITAL James Patrick White, Infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Larry White, 718 St.

Louis, Chillicothe, has been released from The Children's Mercy Hospital, Kansas City, Mo. THE TURNERS LEAVE Mr. and Mrs. Charles Turner and Jennifer left last evening after spending several days with Mr. Turner's parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Sam Turner of Linneus; Mrs. Turner's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Don Shafer, Chula and Mrs.

Turner's sister, Mrs. Vern Phillips, Mr. Phillips, and Steve, Chillicothe. Misses Nancy and Jan Turner remained for a few weeks visit. MRS.

TOYNE'S GUEST Mary Lee Cox of Columbia returned to her home yesterday after spending the weekend with Mrs. Guy Toyne of 1709 Polk street. Mrs. Toyne and her guest were in Kansas City Saturday and were in Lawrence, Kan. to visit Mrs.

Toyne's son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Bauer, THE BAILEYS RETURN Mr. and Mrs. George Bailey and Steve of 1708 Bryan street have returned after spending the Fourth of July holidays in Oklahoma City, with their son and brother, Larry Balley, Mrs.

Bailey, Terry, and Ricky. SHOWER POSTPONED Due to death in the immedlate family, the wedding shower for Mrs. John (Carol Brobst) Anderson has been postponed from July 9 to Tuesday, July 18, at 8 p.m. DAVID BRENT ADAMS Mr. and Mrs.

Richard Adams, 1201 Jackson street, are the ents of a 7-pound, 11-ounce son, born at 1:09 o'clock this morning at the Chillicothe hospital. He has been given the name of David Brent. Mr. and Mrs. Adams have two other sons, Lee, 5 and Mark, 8.

Mra. T. J. Wisehaupt 1115 Jackson is the maternal grandmother and Mr. and Mrs.

Trenton Adama, Dawn, are the paternal grandparents. VISITED MRI. STRONG Mrs. Vera Crawford returned this afternoon to her home in Kirksville after a hollday visit with her cousin, Mrs. Jennie Strong, Lambert hotel.

Friday, Mrs. Strong and her guest mo. tored to Kansas City and in the evening attended "'The Music Man" at the Starlight theatre. They went to Branson for the weekend. On Saturday night they attended "The Shepherd of Hill" and Sunday they visitled at Silver Dollar City.

Chillicothe, Constitution- Mo. Tribune 2 Thursday, July 18, 1968 rillo, Mrs. Bill Underwood, Kip and Pam of Dallas, returned to their homes today after A 5-day visit with Mrs. Stanford Hilt and Mrs. Nora Dowell of this city, Mr.

and Mrs. Milton Dowell and family of Kansas City also were weekend guests of their sister and mother, Mrs. Hilt and Mrs. Dowell. HOME TO TEXAS Mra.

Hubert Dowell of RETURNS TO CALIFORNIA Miss Vera Burke, of Dublin, Ireland, returned yesterday to her job in Hollywood, after spending a week with her uncle, the Rev, B. S. Owens of Chillicothe. TO UNDERGO SURGERY Mrs. Alta Merryfield of Utica entered the Ellis Fischel hospital in Columbia Wednesday.

She is scheduled to undergo sur. gery tomorrow morning. Her address is East Ward, 4th floor, Columbia, Mo. BONDERERS IN KANSAS Mr. and Mrs.

Gerald Bonderer and Lana of 1225 Locust street were guests this weekend of Mrs. Bondeter's brother-in-law, sister, and niece, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Walker and Connie. THE SWEARINGENS HERE Mr.

and Mrs. Van Swearingen of Kirksville were weekend guests of Mrs. Swearingen's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dale Courtney, and Mr.

Swearingen's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Walt Swearingen, residents of this city, and other relatives. DYES HAVE GUESTS Mr. and Mrs.

Wesley Hininger and Mr. and Mrs. Clay Hightower of Hale were Sunday afternoon visitors in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Carl J.

Dye of 1321 Clay. GUESTS OF HAMILTONS Mr. and Mrs. T. L.

Edwards of Dallas, were weekend guests in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Volen Hamilton and family of Dawn. THE MASONS TO VISIT Due to arrive this week from New York City, N.Y., are Mr. and Mrs.

Larry Mason, who will be guests of Mr. Mason's mother, Mrs. Logan Mason, 1113 Jackson street. MRS. BAYSINGER RETURNS Mrs.

Erell Baysinger of this city spent last week with her son, Robert Baysinger, Mrs. Baysinger, and family of Fulton. Mrs. Baysinger, who is clerk at the Lambert Hotel, resumed her position today, LEAVE JEFFRIES HOME Mr. and Mrs.

Ralph Heussner of Maple Park, will return to their home tomorrow after spending several days with their daughter, Mrs. Edwin Jeffries, Mr. Jeffries, and family, residents of Hale. AT BARTOW RESIDENCE Mr. and Mrs.

Hugh Campbell, Mr. and Mrs. Jeston Phillips, and Mr. and Mrs. W.

J. Gooch of Chillicothe were guests Sunday in the Buckner residence of Mr. and Mrs. Gale Bartow and sons, LEAVE HOSPITAL Mrs. Larry Funk and daughter, 205 Myers street; Sherman Zimmer, 821 Bryan street; Mrs.

Ferroll Rea, Braymer and Mrs. Ethel Leslie, 1108 Calhoun street, were released today from the Chillicothe hospital. ATTEND HEMIS-FAIR Mrs. Cathy Vobornik, Chillicothe and brother and sister, Oren Paul and Julie Ann Glidewell, Milan, have returned from a week- visit in San Antonio, where they attended the Hemis-Fair and visited other historic sites. They were fortunate to see President and Mrs.

Lyndon Johnson, Gov. Connelly and 40 ambassadors 8 who were representing their countries at the fair. PARENTS OF A SON Mr. and Mrs. James Hussey, RFD 2, Chillicothe, announce the birth of a 7-pound son at 4:05 this morning at the Chillicothe hospital.

FRACTURES HIP Mrs. George Smith of port was brought to the Chilli. cothe hospital Wednesday by ambulance service. Mrs. Smith suffered a fractured hip at her home.

ADMITTED TO HOSPITAL William Holmes, 703 Waples street; Edna Applegate, Trenton; Leroy Colliver, Tina; Lillian Austin, Phoenix, and Lyn Decker, RFD 2, Chillico. the were admitted Wednesday to the Chillicothe hospital. Mrs. Frank Jenks, Braymer; Mrs. Maude Cooke, Kingston entered the hospital today.

BAUERS IN COLORADO Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bauer of 903 Summit drive returned Tuesday after several days vis. iting friends and touring points of interest in Big Elk Meadows and Estes Park, Colo..