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THE ALBANY CAPITAL ALBANY. THURSDAY. APRIL 1. 19S6. Veterans Have i Three Years Savings Bonds Sales Continue High in County in 1956 Official Highway Maps Issued by State District 1 Safety Awards To Three In Gentry County Seventy-two employes in the Which to Apply FATALITY REPORT.

Tlic weekly fatality report of tio." state highway patrol f.tr Ihe week nd.i-..J; midnuht Sun-diy shu.vj 20 killed in Missouri highway accidents during the week. the tofi! for tin-month to aO fir tiie yea: During ttiV period las', year. Pi were killtd in we ek. 4i tiur.n,: the i 2iii for the ELEMENTARY SCHOOL MUSIC PROGRAM FRIDAY NIGHT The v.iKk-rt body of lh- Kill elenvr.i.iv.v fL-lnol will present a proa-am Friday evening. Apr.

20, in The huh i-hiinl auditorium at 7-3(1 m. The program i d. "An F.venini; of Music" Ivilui-'S I'li-niciilary music the direi-tinn of Mr Ci M.iimiiu. vocal Kir-chner, in- "Korean war who come ink KiiH.ii: G. I.

Bill musX be. in traimt.K with.n three years after Official 1956 state highway maps are available now for state highway users Maps may be State Highway Commission's trict 1, which has headquarters in St. Joseph and of which this county is a part, will be honored Apr. 20 ceive recognition for having gore ter years without having experienced i accident. This is the first year recognition has 'been accorded individuals for safety records.

For several years maintenance foremen and maintenance crews have been recognized. This year, however, th awards are being made not only to individual maintenance men, mechanics and storekeepers, but also to all employes who are in the field at least 50 per cent of the time. District 1 employes to be honored for long-time safety achievement in Gentry county are: Wilour G. Buh, Albany; Cecil A. Poe, King City; and John T.

Seymour, Starsbeiry. from the armed obtained, free of at tlie ii-e will not be Commission's Main Office in Je-ci! Since it takes ferson City or at any of the ten dis-t process their I trict offices in the state. They- also tiieir dischal-i-torces, otherwis. eligible for tr.iii i in ippbcatioiis. tla-tin- local hiiih -v ould apply to Fred G.

Howitt, Savings Bonds Chairman for Gentry county, recently announced that March Bond sales were $46,301. which brought the total for the first three months of 1956 to $185,385 or 47.7 per cent of the quota assigned for the year. Commenting on the latest figures the Chairman said. "One thing is certain: our citizens are both thrifty and patriotic. They recognize that our government Bonds are as safe as America itself and that the interest they receive is good, too." "I am sure," the Chairman continued, "that on December 31, 1956, ir training at I SERVICES CONDUCTED FOR s'i inn; nlal diri Tin- proroii is wilhiiiit chite.

Th? 1 1 J.t-i Ill district Da: 'inuton hav been p.irtH-.pa'.p in the piognmi I 1. days b. date," decl.llei! Chief i ibilitalion and i of die Kan; MRS. LELAND BIOCGETT for individual safety records compiled during the past ten years. Eich employe will be presented a billfold size card as a Safety Award for having, worked ten consecutive years witnout being involved in a lost-time accident.

The ceremony will be held at the Swiss Lodge at St. Joseph, as a part of the program of the annual business meeting of the District 1 Chapter of the State Highway Employes' Association of Missouri. Rex Al. Whitton, chief engineer for the will be distributed as tuual again at a number of cour.ty and district fairs throughout the state and at the state fair in Aucu-t. The new map ha.

Iteen copyrighted by the Missouri State Highway Commission. A mail.ng panel also carries the riotati.ai that "This mui is not to be used for promotional, commercial or political -purposes, and is furnished free of chargo by the Missouri State Highway Commission, ier travel pur- ae their cut off Dr. O. Myking Vocational Re- H.i ication vision 1 Regional Office i Administration, Albany. eoufer svith Ray- iperiiitendent of nai Donald Haun, Instructor, I SEASON STARTS ARPIL 20 Til will lie ii -i r.oi.

o. the Amoi ican KI'iK lio.v Scout Group ol lla- v. tule on a lap He is here a.d public schools. Vocata 'ittai in to tar in the iFuneral service-; for Mrs I. eland Hhnl-nett svere eoiiiiucled las'.

Wed nesday afternoon at o'clock fcni the iirii.iks Home by the Kev A. Tnee.lv. Burial wa.s in metery. The follciwu'); ubituary has been fin n. shed tins ni i Mrs BlodycH was Inn in A'liany, American League baseball will start it's second season in Kansas City when the White Sox ol Chicago open league play against the Kansas' City Athletics in Municipal Stadium on the afternoon of Apr.

20. Game time will be 2:00 p.m. training of veter- poses only." Last year 4110.000 of the on-farrn I maps were printed and distributed state highway commission, and Leo F. Beckett, district engineer, will take part. The District 1 employes to be honored are among 756 state highway employes in the state to re PI.

Ann I If. The teacher of class is Sain Chorus Gi ades I and 1 1 tra the Cle u. local vet'-r. owi-th the records will shosv that our county has again exceeded the quota and that is an achievement which will benefit everyone in the county, as well as in Missouri and the whole of the Nation. "April, 1956, is the concluding month of the first 15 years of Savings Bonds sales.

They have been a wonderful avenue of safe, sound investment made possible to our citizens. They continue to be one of the best buys in the world. Let's make April 9 banner month of Savings Bonds sales in our county and benefit ourselves for years to .1 cii. (la 1 III tli-s Apr and 21 excen d- Hi Vi Thei ins in the class ic-ie were seven Mo Mar lfi. IH Hiall, at lie- I ays', hav.u;; In ity all of li" i 1 of a few anii Kan M.t iiublic scliiinis In I and this year bec-aas- of the increasing demand them 450,000 have been ordered First copies of the new map were distributed to momneis of the legislature and to several thousand Persians who had mailed ur telephoned requests for them.

Ci pies are going out this week to a.i POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS. itIV CLASSIFIED ADS Classified per word 2c Minimum of 25c Card of Thanks "Jc line Front Page Readers, per line 15c A. tie itiu. thud fl i omi -be of her I v.s I in A I ol five and -s radio and television stations in the state. A total of been trained in caool farm classes .1 scientific betterment, h.

who has had long program for Kansas City Heine past 10 years, standing Achieve- marriage ss itii licit, ho also v. a Ooi'ft 'IM'maii II -Seal come. We are authorized to announce LESLIE GRAY' as a candidate for the Democratic nomination for JUDGE OF THE COUNTY COURT South District of Gentry county, subject to the will of the voters at the primary election on Tuesday, Aug. 7, 1956. Mi Sue tni Makeup of face map this last except llaioid Sin i Ian of the ti a 111 (lie 111 ice for i thi On FOR SALE House.

Special bargain. See JOHN GUESS or OPAL FARTHING. 43-lt. R. E.

L. Hill. State Chairman, announced that March sales in Missouri were $15,141,056. making the total so far this year $46,656,560, or 28.4 per cent of the state's assigned quota. a school 1 they v.

re Tiu-v V. a i nab oiu the Ai-i-a with Mr llliiiki'll 1:1 lit year is the same as I that points of lntei instead of brown, proved readability are in green a step to im-All additions highway tlie sol: tin lh ot two cllii John Hlodnett. liiaa have blessed with dreii. both whoa home s. li.

e. and changes in system made Una been incorporated mi nt A v. ard in tie Balanced Fai rn-me Contesi Clinton county last ii Hi I ins indicates that the VA lain: I amine is spearheaded bv a man lm is no! just a then: hi fleabi ss lib farm problems, Melius said. uto the map iii Mound City, and i v. Ka iich Mor FOR SALE Hay and oats.

Phone thru New Hampton. MRS. BERY'L T. AUSTIN, Albany, Mo. 43-1 t-p DcKALB SEED Corn in neyv location, across the street west from Raymond Smith Body Shop, in Dale Parman's building.

JOHN EASTERLY. 41-4t. section. The back of the map carries the picture and message of the gover- Mrs. Ruby French Caraway Services At Union Star W'e are authorized to announce THOS.

F. BRADY as a candidate for the Democratic nomination for JUDGE OF THE COUNTY COURT North District of Gentry county, subject to the will of the voters at the primary-election on Tuesday. Aug. 7, 1956. Te.

Ail X.ht I I Tick Crook. (1 Man Miik Man Molher Is The I) arest Oiad. Ill IV. is and the Shoemaker Siea niak. Darea-The )i-eiie-ti a .1 lltuli Choi n-Ciade IV Musical Si l.

etions Ko.viru Sony Sj)i ir. G.uili Old Susan liiue French Horn Solo IVU- Mueiieh The Hhvthiii of tlie So -mis Group of Gills ile Selections of the lliii'i Slunihei- It. alun's Iaillahy The younger Gi-neiation C'hoiie. Kalo Gcoine How. is This Is Ms Father's Win 1.1 Tie- Lord's Prayer Hi Chorus llior Hands Milliliters Selected Finale Ann rican Patriot Band and Cluous ALBANY WON QUADRANGULAR TRACK MEET LAST FRIDAY Albany hijjh s-hool, with (iti'Si points, won a (luailrannuliir track meet held at the South Field in Albany i.ist Friday.

Grant Citv with fill1 points! was sec-end in the inei t. PaltoiishurK had 24' paints, while Stanlici r.v all the Korean Lioted States are lung while nine per i lit War II veterans Si pt lit setiiaiii in th. tak un; be in tra cent ol tin Wo e- taken along iys. drawings low the United pal U.S.-mark-. Missouri and nor, 16 scenic pictn the state's highv showing location of ing lanes, a map States showing prm ed routes leading BERNICE: CLEANLINESS.

COM took faim training. The average age nl tin- ch. abied veterans ss-as 25 at Ruby French daughter of Elias J. and Mary V. French was born Aug.

12, 1908 near Gentry-ville in Gentry county Missouri, and passed away Apr. 7. 1956, at the Missouri Pacific Hospital in St. Louis, at the age of 47 years, seven IK-CO A mi n.ht i t.ie Pn by nail chin cb, iv.i, consisti litis in Its eia'ly the mission u.v society. She wie also a member tin- Pl-K She tiled ol' illness that developed nine years Din ur; th it perioil ol tune, her activitie svtie co'isidei ably limited, i speciall.s the last sear ss In she as confined In the house Sir- in liei Lelancl; iter two sons.

John and James, two ciaiidehildri Carl and Nancy, and several nieces and llephcivs. The sympathy linn love FORT and convenience are the features women like best about their Green Colonial furnaces. For other features see LANGFORD BROS. PLUMBING HEATING. 43-lt.

We are authorized to announce EVERETT (SOGERi BOWMAN as a candidate for the Republican nomination for SHERIFF of Gentry county, subject to the will of the Republican voters at the primary election on Tuesdv, Aug. 7. 1956. months and 26 davs. the distances between Jefferson City and other state capitals, location of Roadside Paiks, a iist of the Slate Highway Commission and its pnncipal officials, location of and officers in charge of State Highway Patrol stations, and a listing uf highway and h.ghsvay patrol offices.

toe lime tin entered training. Those ui farm training are older. This has brought an unusual degree uf matiirit-. and stability to the I I'm tiainuig program as these Vet-c i. ins an- old enough to want to get the most out of their training.

Sevi rely disabled Korean veterans me entering vocational rehabilitation training at a much great-ei rale than veterans with lesser disabilities. The reason appears to be that tin- severely handicapped FCR SALE 6 year old Anaus herd bull. Sued by Er.fileen's Bandolier IP 23th 948737. Dam (imported) Karen of the Laws 660145. EFRYL AUSTIN.

43-lt-p She was married May 17, 1931. to Nova O. Caraway, at Savannah, by the Rev. O. H.

Loomis, and to this union svere born two sons. Billy Lee and Boboy Jay. who with her husband survive, as does also a daughter-in-law and granddaughter; four sisters. Mrs. Ooal Neiderhaus- of ii ureal many fi extends to this family in the lane of their I frit FOR SALE Used oil heaters.

We have 'em. HOUSE SIMS GAS CO. 14-tf. GOOD NEIGHBORS. group of farmers with 15 trac-and plows gathered to plow Otis Lininger last Thursday, present were, l.eroy Bottorff, tor; er, Mrs.

Crystal Van Meter. Mrs. I are not emiti nt with sitting on the sidelines They, most of all, need Under the. I Stars and Stripes NOTICE Until further notice I will conduct business at my home 408 South Polk st. Phone 58.

HOMF.R W. WEBSTER. 2-tf. had fi1 i points. mid dis- t.ie events tieichts and We are authorized to announce G.

V. (VLNNIEi SMITH as a candidate for the Democratic nomination for TREASURER of Gentry tcounty, subject to the will of the Democratic voters at the primary election on Tuesday. Aug. 7, 1956. We are authorized to announce CARLY E.

HAGER as candidate for the Democratic nomination for TREASURER of Gentry county, subject to the will of the Democratic voters at the primary election on Tuesday, Aug. 1950. Following an vvinnir.il tunes, lances: hurdles Mary Lou Van Meter all of St. Joseph, and Mrs. Ann Hunt of Del Mar, and three brothers.

Dale E. French, El Paso, Lewis W. French, St. Joseph and Marvin L. French of the U.

S. Navy, many nieces and nephews and a host of other relatives and friends. Preceding her in death were her parents, one sister. Mrs. Louella Keyes and one brother, Chester French.

Whailun, Al MEANS PROTECTION DALE GILLESPIE the (insured) She seas a member of Rebekuh Lodge at Dupo. III. She was very active in the the help ut 1 1 in making a comeback In productive living anil they base done something about getting it One out of every five Korean veterans with disabilities rated 110 per cent or more has enrolled loi limning thus far. On tiic othei hand, only one out of III svith a disability rating of less than 25 per ct ut has taken training. are nearly 10,000 veterans in ti.

inline, in the Kansas Cily area today Ninety tluee per cent are Koit-an seleinns while only sesen per cent ale Win Id War II veterans. Al pi cent 14 pei cent in our area are taking the I arm training pro-g i am. I lie total III training for the wuiilo United Slates at present is 700.000. Of this number Ollli.OOO are Koirnn veterans sslnle 77.000 are Win Id War II veterans In 1917 theie ssere 2.JI0tl.0OO World War II i lei, in training thmughoiit the United Stales. Kenneth iFunderbin g.

Jnn James, Lester Malson, Melvin Possets, Marion Dykes, Russell Gillespie, Orval Green, J. VV. Law. Lawrence Alexander, Bob Skidniore. Dale Stagner, Fount Ah saucier, Arthur Lininger, Johnny Grail un, Karl Mc-Canipbell, Sam Sweat, Henry Grace, Cm lis Magec, Tip Women, Norman Lininger, I urtis Lee.

and Frank Grace. Lunclfc was served at noun in Lee's service station at Carmack Junction, Ltii.ch was furnished by ihe folios ladies: Paulim- Wm den, Gladys Magec. Phyllis Lis Sarah Wardt n. Vonda Gillespie. Belie Waitt math.

Elph Gillespie. A. ma Malson, Knid Fundei burg. Vcia Alexander. Ruth Glace.

Donna Skidniore. Velma Lee, LaFasne Dykes, Jcane Stagner, Lila Ruh ards, Mary Sweat, Grace Janus. Grace Gillespie. Irene Harris. Marilyn Crawford and baby, Johnny and Kathryn Rose Law and Gary Alexander.

Mr. Lininger has beeu a patient for the past four weeks in the A. and Boy Scout work. At an early age she joined the Baptist church at Union Star, later moving her membership to the Christian church in Osawatomie, Kan. Services were held Monday, Apr.

9. at 2 p. m. at the Baptist church in Union Star. Mrs.

Caraway's con-sin, the Rev. Welburn Bowman of Grandview. conducting the services. Burial was in the cemetery in Union Star. Plan storage space carefully, then partition svith shelves, drawers, and slots to bold all the items.

Finally equip with sufficient hangers, books and racks. veterans' hnspit.il at Kansas City, after iindci going two operations. The groin- ssnnts to express their i dei pest appreciation to the Lees far furnishing a place to serve! I Schoolev oi Ihe Ail t'cirps, sshct had spt nt a HU.lav lur-lough Willi Ins parents, Mr. and Mrs Homer Srhooley. lefl from Nesv York TiU'sduy lur Knejand svheie he fxpeels In be stationed lor three yens l-'OKT IIIIAGG, (' Anns Pvl James M.

Osborn, sun ol Mr. and Mrs. Donald Osborn. lioiite 1. Stan beiry, Mil ii'Cintly actuated from the it'Jcl Airborne Jump School at Full Bragg.

fsborn received his parachutist's wings after completing tin- three week course, which included list-training jumps Osborn entered the aims in September. and completed basic liaiiuiij', at Foil Chal'iee. Aik. FOItT KNOX. I's I Shelby, 21.

son ft Mr and Mrs. Vesper I. Shelby, of Albans, recently was graduated Iimu the clerk typist course at the Army's Annul Training Center. Foil Knux, Ky The eight week course included typing. Army clerical jiineedures and record keeping Shelby entered the Anns hut October ami completed basic ti.un uij; at Fort ChaM'oc.

Ark LITERARY CLUB ELECTS The Albany laterals i el lasl Fl id allel neon At tile home of 'M-s Don The lottos olfii-ers ssi re i cb cl fur Mrs .1 Price, pii sid; id. II All. inter. In 1 ice pit salei.t, Mrs I ion Grace, second vice pi es.de nl. Mis 1 ecor im toy.

Mi, Marshall Pile, he.eiuei, and, Miss llacl Kciin. dy cries Hiding secret. ii Call your news In 57. We thank sou lm your cooperation Phone your news to 57. bany, 2(11, Sleininan, Albany IJuiulcy.

Albany; Galbriel, Albany 100 yard dash II' r.i.iei Gi ant City, 10(i; Guff, Grant City; llibbs. Pi incetoii. Gil bany, Albany. Mile run lleaton, Albany. It (II I.

Gal. Iierl, Or. nil City; Mavis, Grant City; Ifeid. Pat HMO yard relav Grant I'll v. 1 H7 II.

Albany, Staubei r.v. 4-10-yard dash Hell. I'altous- Uuiti. a(il. Gibbany, Albans.

Sh.p ley, Grant City, Ijinnlc.y, Albany Low hurdles Gol Grant City. 21)2, McFall, Albany, Gabriel. Al my Wharton. Albany. 11110 yard nm lleataii, Albany, 2 I.Vt).

Ilruvvn. Albany. Piukertoii, Grant City; Stanlieriy 220-yard dash I'Vnier, Grant City. 24 0. Moi in.

Grind Cily. Hell. 11:1. lis, loiislniri; Mile relay Albany. McCall.

Quiejey. Snilth. Hivki It. It.aOa, Grant City. Pat toielltui Shot put Thomas, Giant City.

44 feet i inches, Siuniua, Albans, Williams. Paltoiisbui Gues Al Itanv Pole vault Jtc-ekelt. Albans. fee! 2 inches, G'bson. Ctl.s.

bell. Giaia City, -Cartel. Pat Discus Alltaiiy. 117 bet (i inches Staiibc-ri Thomas. Gl int Cits.

Williams, Patl oiisbtti llie.li jump Carter, I lon 'bui fee! 2 inches. Hell of and IJunUcV of Albany, tie, Stein in m. Albany. G.bsnn. Grant Cil.s.

Campbell of Giant City, and Sals bin St all lied lur bun Hi Hroad jump Smith. Albany, lit feel II inches; Fraiei. Gian1 Cits. D.skis. Albans; I Pat un; DIES OF GUNSHOT WOUNll Als-a llouan.

1'7 eai of el d.ed last Tliu.sdiy at a there of a c.uiishot wound in the head sulb ied I uir hours before lloi-an had lmrios-ed the sarill which was found al his feet, from a Lewis G.ni chei. I'oi'mei ly of Alb ins-, i ptain-in th it he desiied to shoot els. He icpeati thai si iteim i.l to his wife. Mrs. l.eula as he rpproached the tavern he c.p rated, t' i imi the Guuchci- h.iine llae.in then turned and walked aw and the was final shortly Two daughters, Mrs.

Dan ild Van-diver and Mrs. lirady Plununei i e-side at St. Joseph. Funeral services ssi-ie ln-M Sun day at Bethany Cattle Sale! Fairground Sale Barn GOOD NEIGHBOR CLUB MET The Good Neighbor club held lis regular meeting at the home of Mis Gregory on April with 17 members and one sisilcu, Mrs Halite liucker. present.

Club opened svith members repeating the chili collect, and singing 'It Is No Secret," and "An Evening Prayei Boll call as ansss end ss ilh each member describing then graduation ill ess There ss as a very nice tliess re-vicsv, each member modeling a difs.s the had made 'Ibeie e. ill be a club tour held Mis 2. at St. Joseph. Mo.

with nn niiei asit ing several business places located there. A Sunshine Pal gift sns nceived by Mis. Kerinit Williamson Bingo as played and loselv refreshments were seisad by the hostess. The next nieteing ssill be he'd Thursday afternoon. April 19.

at the home of Mrs. Glenn ll.ithcw.is. Itoll call svill be ansa ered b' interesting newspaper article." Bonk res less ss ill be piesenled lis' Mrs. Leo James. MARYVILLE, MO.

Friday, Apr. 27 Starting at 12:00 o'Clock! GRANT CITY SALE BARN GRANT CITY, MO. SALE EVERY SATURDAY We will hold our next Special Cattle Sale WEDNESDAY, APRIL 25, 1956 This sale will be widely advertised. We are expecting 500 to 700 cattle for this sale. We will be able to sell all the young stock cows; light weight stock calves, and yearling cattle we can get.

All consignments greatly appreciated. The earlier we get your consignments the more we can advertise your cattle. SPECIAL SHETLAND PONY AUCTION AND HORSES of all classes, SUNDAY, MAY 6 10:30 a. m. Tack and equipment.

1:00 p. m. Shetland Auction Ponies will be numbered at chute and sold in order they arrive or by advance consignment. Registered ponies and ponies under 46 inches will sell first. Saddle horses and draft horses will sell after the ponies.

The best of stabling facilities and a modern sale barn in every way for your convenience. We welcome all consignments and your attendance greatly appreciated. AUCTIONEERS: Col. Bilf Porter, Col. M.

D. Ballard, Col. C. R. Dawson 888-900 HEAD OF CATTLE From where I sit 6y Joe Marsh Do-lt-Wiose-Self? From where I sit, I'll hare to admit Monk's schemes attraet attention.

They often seem farfetched to me, but he and I always had different opinions on how to run a business just as we have different opinions about what's the best beverage. Ile likes hot tea I prefer a glass of beer which doesn't keep us from having a "smooth-running" friendship. We tire expecting another fjood run of cattle of all kinds, cows and calves, springer cows, yearling steers and heifers, 'steer and heifer calves, also breeding bulls. We also can sell all the butcher and fleshy cattle we can get, as we have pack- er buyers tit tending our sale. Our sale Apr.

13 was a very active sale. Our top was a load of Angus steer calves at $20.10 a hundredweight. Top cows and calves sold for per head on some extra good Angus cows and calves. I Our sales are advertised over Missouri. Kansas.

Ne-! hraska and Iowa. We are also advertising in over 20 news-I papers in the Middle West. Our mailing list reaches over 800 cat le buvers. If cu have cattle to sell, we would certainly appreciate your consignment to our sale. We always do all we possibly can to make a good market for your cattle.

i For further information, contact Iawrence Merrigan, or Jim Merrigan. S3o-J. or phone 415. Maryville. Mo.

Fairground Sale Co. I MARYVILLE, MO. Auctioneer: Jim Merrigan. Merrigan Bros. I NEWS Monk McCarthy's almost aa goiiil at publicity stunts as he is at servicing and repairing cars which is pretty darned good.

His latest g-immick is a haml-bill titled: "DoIt-Yovrsklfers! Why Not Groase Your Own Car?" Then ho follows with two paragraphs about all the greases you'll need-th full set of wrenches, spray gun, grease gun, four jacks -the ability to work tlat on your back with a face full of goo. And at the very end there's this line: "Or. if thaft too much trouble, we'll in) the job for 75." ills- Pete Mucin This week the -nuts wen! to m-i for their regular et in We pl-ycd ijames and rVNud wcod while we were there. Wednesday the seauts Went at City Next week the s.nuts will Xo the camp for llieii lar C1956 U.S. BREWERS FOUNDATION MISSOURI DIVISION 903 SYNDICATE TRUST BUILDING.

ST. 10UIS J. 0. LYNCH. MGR.

Phone 341 or 89.