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in Missouri A RMbJIe Missouri Bar CONTRACT WITH MINORS QUESTION: Can a minor under 21 years fae sued if he misrepresents his age to obtain a loan? FACTS: Elvis Sideburn, a year old boy, wanted to buy a car. Being short of cash, he went 10 Company to borrow $1000.00 to purchase the auto. He knew the company would not make him a loan if they found out he was under age, so he told WHAT'S ALL THE EXCITEMENT? The I Coat Cora van; coming your Ij way! I WATCH FOR 17 I AT WARDS WARDS years old. Easymoney did not ask him for any identification or check his story at all, but simply loaned him the money. Elvis then bought the car, but two days later he ran it into a bridge and wrecked it beyond repair.

Since his car was gone Elvis decided that there wasn't any point in him repaying the loan. The Finance Company then sued Elvis, claiming that it was damaged in the amount of S1000.00, plus interest, by Elvis' misrepresentations. The boy's attorney, of course, answered that since he under 21, he couldn't be sued for breaching the contract with the Finance Company. DECISION: Elvis lost. The Appellate Court held that if a per-1 scr.

years of age mis-1 represents his age in order to induce an adult to enter into a contract with him, then he is liable for the amount which; the adult loses by reason the misrepresentation. More-: over, the adult is not under any duty to investigate and see if! the minor is telling the truth; about his age. CITATION: Royal Finance Co. v. i Schaefer.

330 129. (This column is to inform and; should not be regarded as legal advice for any specific case.) LAREDO By LENA PETERIE Rev. and Mrs. James Cole and son. Dean, of Waco.

and his mother, Mrs. Idris Cole, of Albuquerque, N- came Monday and spent until Wednesday with Mrs. Idris Cole's sister. Mrs. Taylor Grabast and Mr.

Grabast. Mrs. Grabast and the Coles went to lllinios to spend about two weeks visiting Mrs. Grabast's sons. Mere Jasper, and Mrs.

Jasper and sons. Ricky and Warren, at Oaklawn. 111., and Chester Jasper, Mrs. Jasper and sons. Jimmy, Kenny and" Stanley, at Le Grange, HI.

See Vacation Slides Mr. and Mrs- Gordon Brick and children. Rojer. Nancy. Debbie and Rex, Mr.

and Mrs. Bill Brick and children. Jane and Tommy, Mrs. Etta Thomas and Mr. and Mrs.

J. M. Robertson and nephew. Lee Dewees. spent Saturday night with Mr.

and Mrs. Mack Hunter. The Hunters showed colored slides of their vacation at Philmont Scout Ranch at Cimarron. X. M.

Refreshments of ice cream and cake were served to the guests. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Moll and daughters. Crenda and Pam.

Olathe, Kan-, were weekend guests of Miss Bernice Thomas and Miss Etha Thomas. Sunday afternoon guests were Mr. and Mrs. Francis Mosier. Trentoa.

Mrs. Moll is a sister of Mr. Mosier. Mr. and Mrs.

Dean Lewis and sons. Chuck and Paul. Trenton, spent Friday night here. Mrs. Lewis and sons, with Mrs.

Mack Hunter. Mr. Lewis and Mr. Hunter, attended the Lions club meeting. Mr.

and Mrs. Floyd Marshall spent a few days last week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. S.

Mullens, Unionville. yi Called to Chula Saturday to take William Owens by ambulance to the Chilli- Phcitofun- Then Little Red Riding Hood said "Oh, depend on my personality." can't they stick with honest Detroit metal?" University of Kansas Medical, Center. Mrs. Oiin Akers helped in the) Oscar Davis home Friday. Mr.

and Mrs. Ernest Akers entertained the following guests at Mrs- Jack Schiieider and Jackie, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Harris and Mrs. Olin Akers.

Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Hughes and Mr. and Mrs. Dale Lowery drove to Kansas City Sunday morning to visit Mr.

and Mrs. Burnard Haines, and family, and to get their son, Michael, who has spent the last two weeks with his cousins, Larry and Ronnie Haines. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Young i entertained the Junior training class of the Mt.

Pleasant Baptist Church with a barbecue Monday 1 evening. i Mrs. Paul Paris, helped Hattiej Davis can peaches Monday. Hat- tie was severly burned on the i abdomen and arms when a jar I taken from the pressure cooker I exploded. Mr.

and Mrs. Clifford Wilson; The Consfifufion-Tribtine Chillkotttt. Mo. PAGE TUESDAY, AUGUST 30, 1960 said. osn 9 rdlina type, wall bracket, valance, cornice, or it can fae built-in cove lighting.

Where a room has more than one entrance, there should be a switch at each entrance. and amily and erald spent the weekend with Mr. and i Mrs. William and Carols Gerald is home from Korea and i has his discharge papers. i SEEDED IN EACH LIVING ABEA Each room in your home should have at least one light fixture con: trolled by a wall switch, the American Home Lighting Institute SENSENICH JEWELER "Buy Where The Guarantee Means More." Edna Claypole Saturday Boy Ian brought a moved cothe hospital.

Mr- Owens had suf- Mrs. EC fered a stroke and is seriously afternoon ill Mr Owens is a former Laredo trailer and moved resident. hou that Father In Hospital Ricky. Nancy. Danny and Randy Marshall.

Gait, spent several davs last week wiih their grand- parents. Mr. and Mrs. Walter HOD: children Friday nisht at the Ban- ems home, kins while their mother. Mrs.

tist church. A pot luck supper was Robert Marshall, was at the hos- served. The Schroder family will Holloway. Laredo. Miss Virginia Owens.

late Mrs. Sadie Lape's home. Fare.ve!! Per Schroders pita! with Mr. Marshall, who underwent major surgery at the Sullivan County Memorial hospital Milan. some of their' City, spent the weekend with her were at the.

parents. Mr. and Harry Another daughter. Mr. A social farewell was given for daughter.

Karen, Kansas City, Mr. and Mrs. ivan Schroder and are spending this week at her par- ei Mr. and Mrs. Russell Searcy.

Shawnee. spent the weekend move Thursday to Moberly. where with his parents, Mr- and Mrs. he will teach 'in the school Wallace Searcy. Another son, Mr.

The guest speaker for the evening Mrs. Junior Searcy. and chil- was Rev. Fred Draper. Duets i Joyce.

Bobby. Pebby and Jayona. Utica. spent Sunday at his parents home. Purchase New Homes Mr.

and Marvin Wade and children, were by Bernice and Etha PeW and Chuck, of La Vista. Thomas, Eiha accompanied on Calif" are visiting her parents. piano, and Dorothy and Martha Mr' and'Mrs. Charles Bowe and Gardner, accompanied by Mrs. other relatives.

The Wades plan Hazel Thomas on piano. a Princeton, have purchased the F. to spend about a month here. Thomas played some piano selec- A. Hess home and sawmill in the Campbell tions.

Bill Brick was master Bob ceremonies. Mrs. Max north part of town, and moved into it over the weekend. The Hav- Mr. and Mrs.

K. C. and their son. Mr. and Mrs.

Campbell, and daughters, Chris- tine 'and Pat. visited Mrs. Camp-. ner guest of and Mrs Charles: a and Rlckey Mr Mrs. D.

A. Alten. and a i Sundsv. Donna Pat Freeman was a din: dens have three SOI5S Herman, bell's r.eice, iMr. Alteri and children.

Overland Park. Tuesday. I Mr. and Mrs. Richard Mc- nepiiew, Richard Jones.

Lebanon. vVere lives in the Hayden home and will The Laredo fire fighters called to the Milwaukee railroad: or at the sawmill. Mr. a put out a Campbell Robertson and yards Fridav night to Daniels and son, Denny, of Shaw-; i on a diesef engine. The fire daughter.

Vicki. Powersville. a i Wade and pu before the truck sisted the Haydens in moving. nee. Mrs- Marvin children.

Peggy and Chuck, La got there. Damage was slight. The Mrs. Robertson is a sister of Mr. 2 and Mrs.

Eldon i diesel engine was one of the units' a vden The A Hess a i i JUST UN LOADED 3 Cars of Kiln Dried Lumber ICarofSheeirock Car of Galvanized Roofing WE HAVE IN STOCK General Electric Refrigerators 1 6 8 88 trade General Electric Water Heaters $5995 General Electric Dryer General Electric Washers 95 with trade DuPont Paints and Enamels ueosoie ruu emu rwt Sheffield Field Fence Barb Wire Galvanized Road Culverts LARGEST STOCK OF BUILDING TF? a TN NORTH MISSOURI AT PRICES YOU CAN AFFORD TO PAY. Ken Rinehart Lumber Co. Hiway 65 South Chillicothe Phone 6-2000 Peterie, Laredo, were supper no 86 jgh train and was guests of Mr. and Mrs. Frankie.

ils way i tnou muc delay. Clodfelter. Trenton. Saturday. The ladies were all Laredo schoolmates.

They spent the evening looking at pictures and visiting. Visit Clodfelters Mr. and Mrs. Milton Kilburn -p 0 an ap- at Memor- i the late Mrs. L.zz le Woods from: Mrs Sylivia Hess and moved into: i( IaUcr art of the week Hess Trenton.

Saturday operates the Standard Oil station. ial hospital, morning. Otto Gallatin returned to work at the Milwaukee railroad yards PINKLEY and son. Lyle, and their grandson, Mondav afje spen ns a Michael Moore. Kansas City.

wee vacat on spent the weekend with Mrs. Kilburn's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Clodfelter.

Mrs. Kilburn three Mrs. Wilbur Owens on the By MRS. HARRY YOUNG Mr. and Mrs.

Alvin Reiff and three children left Saturday for Hal! in Springhill. There were 40 people present. -Mr. and Mrs. Eckcrt en- lertair.cd the Reiffs a ciock Friday.

Mr. and Max Seaman entertained the Reiffs with a 6 i clock supper at their home Fri- dav i Mr. and Mrs. Harry Youns a tne guests at breakfast! Saturday morning: Mr. and Mrs i Forrrsi Yo-ing.

Fred an Sharon and Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Reiff and! family. Mr. and Mrs.

Lee Ponislon had a family reunion at their weekend. Thoj.e jrosent were and Vcrl aliin and i Lyle Wallin. Mr. and Mrs. Rhea Tallin.

Albert Lea, a Mr. anrl Mrs. Harold Wood. Ralph i V.ood and Alex Dick, Lisbon I Dak. -Mr.

and Mrs. Mark Eckcrt re-! turned Friday 0 a tnp They caiied on Mr. and Mrs- A I i vin Reiff at i home in Iowa. I They spent some time in the -lack Hills of South Dakota, then explored Yellow Stone Park. After i that, they drove to Hysan.

luauei Gioos, an aunt of Russell and Lorcn Prewitt. Mrs. Eckert said they had a wonderful, trip and all bu! "Oh. what a glori- ous feeiin.i; to be home." i Mr. and Mrs.

Howard McCarthy! look Ivor Jones to Chillicothe Sunday morning to meet the bus. Mr. Jones is having his eyes treated at for fhe a Citizen's National SAVINGS ACCOUNT 9 With a CNB Savings account you don't just read about a wonderful future, you make it come true. START NOW to write the story of your family happiness by steady Savings. FREE! 10 DAYS SAVINGS INTEREST Savings deposits made by Sept.

10 earn interest from Sept. 1. WHERE SAVINGS EARN COMPOUNDED QUARTERLY Walk-up, Drive-in Window open Friday Evening, 7 to 8. MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORP. CAPITAL and RESERVES OVER $1,000,000 sick list and has been taken to a thcir home in Gliddon.

RFD 2 doctor for medical care. Mr. and Mrs. Ira Crump spent after five days of visiting with old, friends in Missouri. They spent first night with Mr.

and Mrs recently went to Van Nuys. bv plane after Mr- Kilburn's aunt. r. Mrs Stella Hartley, who has been nday ana Saturday night with a a then visiting her son, Roy Hartley, a hrothe Cnim P- i three nights with Mr. ar.d his family there.

Mrs. Hartley was Lrum ar -a cniiOren. Forrest Young and family. They taken to her home by tne Kilburns Picnic In Swope Park a seve ral calls while here, i before coming to the Clodfelter Mr. and Bobby Holloway morning they called home.

All the above are formerly and children. George Lee. Dollie on Mrs Blanche McCarthy in Chil- from Laredo. Mae Karen and Diann Mr a licothe. Thursday morning at the Mrs.

Madge Ross is visiting her Mrs. C. L. McMuilens, Bob and Donald Young home. Thursday brother.

Delbert Ford, and Janice Taylor and Lloyd Dean afternoon. Mr. Reiff called at the Ford at Topeka, Kan. Holloway spent Sunday in Kansas Oscar Davis home, and at the Mrs. Ross Joy and children.

I City. They had a picnic dinner at Herbert Harris place- Friday the Clarence, Roy Wanda, of Swope Park. Re visited with Mr. and Nowata. are nere visiting; Mr.

and Mrs. Harold Horton Fred McVey in their new home, relatives--her uncle and aunt. Mr. and children. Stevie.

Debra and and Thursday night with Mr. and and Mrs. Clyde Douglas. Mr. and: Rita, Kansas City.

moved Mrs. Ralph Cooper and family, Mrs. C. W. Douglas and children; to a farm home near Trenton over Thursday evening a basket.

and Mr. and Mrs. Max Foster- the weekend. Mrs. Horton is a lunch was served by friends of the Attend Council Meeting daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Lee Reiffs, in the Royal Neighbor Mrs. Winfred Follet. Mrs. Edna Claypole.

Mrs. Lloyd Mrs. Mary Jane ToUe and Dale Crawford attended the Grundy County Women's Economics Extension Council at the R.E.A. building. Trenton.

Saturday after- noon. Mrs. Follet is president the council. Mrs. Claypole was i the guest speaker and demon- slrated how to make corsages from both real and artificial! flowers.

Mrs'. Marvin Wade and La Vista, and Mrs. Richard McDaniels, Shawnee, Kan-, spent Friday evening with Mrs. Eldon R. Peterie and family.

Floyd Marshall, Kirksville, spent from Thursday until Saturday with his brother, Lloyd Marshall, and Mrs. Marshall. riv-Hp was brought to her home by the E. J. Rooen-1 son ambulance Friday from the Sullivan County Memorial hospital, where she had been medical patient for over a week.

Jim Boylan and son, Mel, Kansas City, called on Mr. and Mrs! Earl Dillard and ton, Bobby, and AUCTION SALE Wednesday, August 3lsl United Auction Center, Wash, I A wide selection oi furniture: Commodes. cires- sers; chests of drawers: chairs: rocking chairs: hide-a-bed: divan and chair to match: chrome dinette set: table lamps; 50- piece Rogers Bro. silverware and box; lined silverware box; h.p. electric motor: h.p.

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