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Page 12 POST-TRIBUNE, Jefferson Cily, Tuesday Afternoon, January 18, 1972 Deaths Mr. Weaver dies at age 44 Weather outlook Weather report Local data Mid-Missourians can expect cloudy and cooler weather Wednesday. Tho daily record THE THERMOMETER High yesterday 54; Low yesterday High past 54 years 66 In 19S2; Low past 54 years -5 in 1924 and 1930. PRECIPITATION News Tribune Weather Bureau Read- Ing 0 for past 24 hours ending at noon: heaviest rain same date In 54 years -65 In IMP. Total to date this month ncrmal this month to date 1.16; this year to date .92: normal 1.14.

WEATHER BOOK Barometer 29.35 rising Relative Humidity 74 per cent THE SUN Sunrise today 7.24; Sunset today 5:15. RIVER STAGES fioor.vllle 5.5 Fall Jefferson City At Steady Hermann Fall 1JZ Lake ol the Ozarks S7.2 Fall O.J Girl Scout cookie sale opens Jefferson City Girl Scouts will be talting orders Jan. 2130. for Girl Scout Cookies. The new flavor this year is cocoa fudge.

Other flavors are mint, savanah, scot-tea and chocolate and vanilla creme. The family size packages eejl for SI. Cookie delivery is March 3-12. cookie sale is the way of helping their council financially. Profits go to such programs as improvement, maintenance and operation.

If not contacted by a scout for cookies, call 636-6802 to place an order. Jews from Russia arrive in Tel Aviv TEL AVTV (AP) An Israeli jet landed at Lod International Airport from Vienna today with 326 Soviet Jews aboard, the largest group of Soviet immigrants ever to arrive here at one time. They told newsmen they had no trouble obtaining exit visas from Soviet officials. One newcomer said many of the Jews had only waited tp five months for a visa, a comparatively short period for Soviet Jews seeking to emigrate to Israel. 0 Hospital admissions St.

Mary's Mrs. Mary Steffens, Russellville: Ralph Forgey, 713 Hobbs Terrace; Ruben Wickham, Kaiser; Mrs. Bella Matheny, California; David Stephens, Tipton; James Cooper, Lincoln University; Mrs. Helen Murphy, Chamois; Mrs. Aurclia Schmidt, Mokane; Roy Houston; Russellville; Mrs.

Agnes Schcllman, 239.Old St. Louis Miss Ashley Bartlett 1027 Boonville Mrs. Clara Pinet, Bonnots Mill; Mrs. Jerry Walker, Holts Summit; Mrs. Sharon Boone, Linn.

Walter Gamble, California; Mrs. Edna Meyer, Chamois; Mrs. Irma Distler, Route Mrs. Ruth Darragh, Highland Park, Joseph Harris, 414 Mulberry Mrs. Donna Mueller, 2207 Tanner Bridge Mrs.

Connie Veil, 722 Kaylya Dr. Charles E. Still Richard Griggs, Clarksburg; Mrs. Doris Behee, Windsor; Mrs. Joan Mitchem, Chamois; Mrs.

Carrie Salmons, Fulton; Mrs. Mary Wankum, 1000 Laurel Oscar Lafferty, Barnett: August Biesemeyer, California; Mrs. Matilda Pur- zner, 314 LaFayette David Wilkerson, 107 Westmore Ray Eldon; Jerry Wells Bland; Miss Denese Jefferson, 920 Fairmount Blvd. Carrie Wotipka, Owensville; John Hoffman, Freeburg: Gerald Wiebcrg, Mrs. -Delores Werdehausen, Meta: Bryan i 11 i a Capitol View Village.

Memorial Clarence Blankenship, Vienna; Pierson Jacobs, Olean; Wilbert Toole. Eldon; Mrs. Delores Heller, 210 Eastwood Mrs. Carlctta Bennett, Hartsburg; Joe Haynes, 1841 W. McCarty Mrs.

Lois Peterson, 3313 Kolb Miss Viola Brandt, 31D Jefferson Allen Curtis, Salem; George Fitzgerald, 1111 E'Thelbert Smith. 618 Linn Mrs. Emma Larson, 1704 Green Meadow Mrs. JoAnn Fizcr, Holts Summit; Marvin Lorts, 2307 Bluebird Mrs. Mary Osborn, 1412 Rchagen Blvd.

Miss Kathleen Creedon. 617 E. McCarty Orlando Perkins. 3018 Hogan Carl Otto, 1710 Green Berry Rd. Grcuit court State of Missouri, plaintiff, vs.

Joe' Scroggins Jr. and John Michael Davis, defendants; pleas of not guilty in charges of assaulting a prison guard; trial set for March 15. Accidents 12:34 p.m. Sunday in the 2700 block of Schellridge Road involving cars driven by James R. Crow, 700 Belair and Gean D.

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225 Madison 636-7177 ProsptcTui To Missouri PeiMtnli omy) Magistrate Court James Tyrone Lewis. 22. Plato; fined SlOO and S17.05 costs and drivers license revoked for one year for driving while intoxicated. Gary Lewis Berry. 18.

of 1012 Dunklin fined SIS and S12.10 cost? for speeding 80 mph in 70 niph zone. Carl Edward Gilbert. 17, of 319 Case fined S50 and SI4.30 costs for illegal poses- sion of beer. Vincent Raymond Kcrnr-kcr. 17.

of 412 Union fined S50 anrt S14.30 costs for illegal possession of beer. H. Ezccmeyer. 34. of 1216 St.

Mary's fined S15 and S12.10 costs for i i itVwut vehicle license. Rick Evans. California: fined S10 ar.d S12.1G costs and ordered to pay amount of check for issuing insufficient funds check. Carol D. Dooley and Helen L.

Dooley, plaintiffs, vs. John W. Thompson, defendant; defendant's answer filed in damages suit. Leon H. Loethen and Alma Loethen, plaintiffs, vs.

David Vance Randall, defendant; defendant's motion to stay withdrawn; granted 20 days to plead. State of Missouri, plaintiff, vs. Car) Steven Hoover, defendant; plea of not guilty entered in stealing charges and trial set for March 3. State of Missouri, plaintiff, vs. Jasper Miller, defendant; defendant enters guilty plea; sentenced to one year in Cole County jail.

State of Missouri, plaintiff, vs. Jamqs Dwayne Hale, defendant: case continued to Feb. 7 in assault charge. Linda Iris Baylor, plaintiff, vs. Harold Downing, defendant; parties' stipulation of dismissal filed in damage suit and case dismissed.

Glenn L. Whitman and Janet E. Whitman, doing business as Ozark Outdoor Advertising plaintiff, vs. 6 L. Livingston, defendant; motion (o dismiss overruled and defendant given 20 days to answer in suit on note.

State of Missouri, plaintiff, vs. Edward A. Ockel defendant; plea of not guilty entered and trial set for Jan. 27 on charge of carrying a concealed weapon: motion to supress evidence filed. AVCO Finance a i a corporation, plaintiff, vs.

Ernest A. Mahancy and Jacqueline Mahaney, defendants; petition filed and summons issued in suit on note. Nita Sue Williams et al, through Paul E. Williams, plaintiffs. vs.

Board of Trustees of Public School Retirement System, defendant: defendant's motion to dismiss sustained and petition dismissed in judgment suit. Railway Express Agency, plaintiff, vs. Public Service Commission.dcfendant: PSC order of Jan. 10, 1969 af- Like The SHEURIDGE SOUTH OFFICE BLDG. Call Ted Stewart 63M655 Police court Dr.

Ernest E. Burgess reported Monday that his veterinarian hospital at 610 Dix Rd. had been broken into. Entry was gained by breaking a window. He reported that cabinet-type safe had been pried open, but nothing taken from it.

He told police S77.10 in cash was taken from a money box and a cardboard box in the office area of the hospital. Earl J. Fmck. Route 3, reported Tuesday that a valutfl S28 harl Ix-rn stolen from his car parked at West Gate Lanes, 2017 Christy Dr. Marriage license applications John Charlts Dietrich and Mrs.

Hattie Schaefer, both of Jefferson City. Thfmas D. Summil. and Keier, Linn. Miller.

Karen Holts Sue 8:25 a.m. Monday at Twin Hills Road and Belair Drive involving driven by Frances L. Riley, 2717 Sue and Bobby D. Roark II, 406 Belair Dr. 8:25 a.m.

Monday in the 200 block of Monroe Street involving a car driven by Nancy Jane Schreiber, 301 W. Ashley and a pickup driven by" Fredrick VanLoo, Route 2. 12:14 p.m. Monday on King's parking lot, 710 Missouri involving cars driven by Margaret Frances Gathmann, 1907 Chicago and Melba Corrine Smart, Tebbetts. 4:21 p.m.

Monday at Schulte's IGA Foodliner, 705 Madison involving a car driven by Marion Renee Irvin, '329 Fredericks Lane, and a parked car registered to Mike Neuner, Bonnots Mill. 5:11 p.m. Monday at Schulte's IGA Foodliner, 705 Madison involving a car driven by Irene Gene Sally, 817 Monroe and a parked car registered to Anthony J. Blumc, 1226 Southwest Blvd. 6:34 p.m.

Monday at Cherry and East Dunklin Streets involving a pickup driven by Marion A Smallwood. P.O. Box 673., Jefferson City, and a car driven by Collin N. James, 303 Allen Hall, Lincoln University. 7:17 p.m.

Monday in the 2500 block of East McCarty Street involving a car driven by Peggy Lou McMurtry, 2D18 Cochisc Dr. 8:08 a.m. Tuesday at Missouri Boulevard and Ohio Sired involving cars driven by John Ruben Phillips, 323 Crest and Ruth Ann Dalstein, Holts Summit. 8:22 a.m. Tuesday on a parking lot at 715 Jefferson involving a hit and run driver and a parked car registered to James L.

Barton, Route 5. 9:09 a.m. Tuesday on Senior High School parking lot involving a hit and run driver and a parked car registered to Jimmy R. Twymann, 628 Virginia Ave. Fulton woman hurt in head-on collision A Fulton Mary K.

Cianahan, 20. was taken to Audrain County Hospital Monday after a head-on collision ai 5:15 p.m. on Highway 54 near Route in Audrain County. The Highway Patrol reported a car driven south by William V. 65, of Mexico, pulled into the path of the nosthbound Cianahan car.

AlcWard was ticketed for improper left turn and failure to yield the right of v.ay. Prisoners arraigned in Magistrate Court Two inmates of the Missouri State Penitentiary, Dave Patterson and Richard Warren Mendel, were arraigned in Magistrate court today on felony charges. Patterson is charged with selling 10.2 grams of marijuana Sept. 16 at the prison. His preliminary hearing was set for Feb.

2. Mendel, charged with es- caoe on Sept. 29, waived preliminary hearing and was bound over to Circuit Court for trial, returnable Feb. 25. Tim E.

Colter dies at age 83 Tim E. Colter. 83, of Centertown, died Sunday'at a Jefferson City hospital after a long illness, Mr. Colter was born Jan. 6, 1889, at New Haven, the son of John and Ella May Lister Colter.

He was married Aug. 20, 1911, to' Buelah Streit Colter, who died May 24, 1965. He later married the former Mrs. Ann Hutchison, Centertown, who died Aug. 23, 1970.

Mr. Coulter was a railroad engineer with the Missouri Pacific Railroad for 45 years when he lived in Jefferson City, He retired Nov. 14, 1959 and moved to Centertown. He was a member of the Centertown Baptist Church, Masonic Lodge No. 43, A.F.

and A.M., Jefferson City, and the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers. Survivors include: One daughter, Mrs. Lloyd Landrum, Jefferson City; two sisters, Mrs. Claude Blanchard, Eldorado, and Mrs. Ada Bilh'ngton, Los Angeles, two grandchildren, and two great-grandchildren.

Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m., Wednesday, at the Centertown Baptist Church, with the Rev. Howard James officiating. Burial will be in the church cemetery. Arrangements are by the Bowlin Funeral Home, California. Mrs.

Spencer, of Mokane, dies Mrs. Hester K. Spencer, 69, of Mokane, died Monday at a Jefferson City hospital. Mrs. Spencer was born in Callaway County on Oct.

15, 1902, the daughter of John H. and Lucinda Moon Freeman. She was married on June 18, 1921, to Ben Spencer, who preceded her in death. She attended church. the Baptist- Survivors include: One son, John Spencer, Holts Summit; three daughters, Mrs.

Millard Rothove, Mrs. Nellie McDonald, and Mrs. Lucinda Zeugin, all of Fulton: one brother, Frank Freeman, Fulton; 28 grandchildren and six great- grandchildren. Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m., Wednesday, at the Clayypool Chapel, New Bloomfield, with the Rev. George G.

Fletcher officiating. Burial will be in the Bull Cemetery, east of Holts Summit. Mrs. Fletcher dies at hospital Mrs. Golda Fay Fletcher, 67, of Fulton, died Saturday a Callaway Memorial Hospital.

Mrs. Fletcher was born Oct. 5. 1904, at Rosebud, the daughter of Joe and MaTy Matthews Laimore. She was married to Cecil Fletcher, who survives.

Other survivors include: A brother, Woodrow Laimore, Jefferson City; a sister, Mrs. Pearl Henry, Jefferson City: five sons, four daughters. 27 grandchildren and two great- granchildren. Funeral services will be held at 10:30 a.m. Wednesday at Maupin Funeral Home, Fulton, with the Rev.

Donald DeClue officiating. Burial will be in Laine Cemetery, near Linn. Mrs. Edna Otto dies at hospital Mrs. Edna K.

Otto. 69. of 1710 Green Berry died Monday at Memorial Community Hospital. Born Jan. 2.

1903. at Jefferson City, Mrs. Otto was the daughter of Veit and Elizabeth Dippold Knorr. She was married May 30. 1935.

at Se- dslia. to Carl F. Otto, who survives. She wa? mrmbcr of Trin- iiy Lutheran Church and Circle 5 of the church. Other survivors include: A son.

Donald C. Otto. two sisters. Mrs. Yetta Hackers.

Wardsville. and Mrs. Floyd R. Copcland. 1314 Kolb and a grandlhild.

Funeral services will be at 2 p.m. Thursday at Trinity Lutheran Church with the Kt-v. W. Niedner officiating. Burial will be in River- Cemetery Douglas Elworth Weaver, 44, Versailles, died Sunday at his home.

Mr. Weaver was born April 3, 1927, at Versailles, the son of Quincy and Zona Goans Weaver. His father survives. Mr. Weaver was married to Beverly Weaver, who survives.

A World War II veteran, Mr. Weaver had been employed with Tarkhurst Co. at Sedalia. Other survivors include: His step-mother, Mrs. Zilpha Weaver; one son and five daughters; two brothers, Truman Weaver, Kansas City, and Harold Weaver, Kansas City; a sister, Miss Donna Lee Weaver, Kansas City; a half-brother, James Vernon Weaver, Versailles; five half-sisters, Mrs.

Ruth Pinet, Cedar City, Mrs. Judy Reghan, Meta, Mrs. June Stanley, Stover, and Miss Mary Frances Weaver and Miss Emma Lee Weaver, both of Versailles. a services were held at 3 p. m.

today at Scrivner Funeral Chapel, Versailles, with the Rev. Mel Burnett officiating. Burial was in Stover Cemetery. Former teacher dies in Florida Funeral services will be conducted at 10 a.m., Wednesday, at the Bopp Chapel, Kirkwood, for Thomas Jefferson Cross, 65, of St. Louis County, a former resident of Jefferson City, who died Saturday following a hearl attack at Clearwater, Fla.

A placement counselor for the St. Louis County Special School District and a teacher in St. Louis County for 25 years, Mr. Cross was a teacher at Simonsen High School here many years ago. At one time he was also associated with the Intermediate Reformatory for Young Men, Algoa Farms.

For seven years in St. Louis County, Mr. Cross was a placement counselor the the mentally retarded. Survivors include one sister, Mrs. C.

R. GHlespie of Independence. Mrs, Kreissler dies at age 72 Mrs. Margareha Kreissler, 72, a former Honey Creek resident, died Monday in a Cole Camp nursing home. Born July 20, 1898, at Honey Creek, Mrs.

Kreissler was the daughter of John Matthaui a Elizabeth Albrecht Sommerer. She was married April 11, 1920, at Honey Creek to Paul Kreissler. He died Feb. 25, 1970. He was a retired farmer.

She was a member of Trinity Lutheran Church, Cole Camp. Survivors include: A sister, Mrs. William Meier, Route a brother, -Herbert Sommerer, Route a niece raised at the home, Mrs. Wilbur Rcpper, Cole Camp; and several niece and Mrs. Laughlin, of Linn, dies Mrs.

Georgia May Lughlin, 90, of Linn, died early, this morning at a Mt. Sterling Nursing home following an illness of several years. Mrs. Laughlin was born May 11, 1881, near Chamois, 1he daughter of William and' Sarah Allen Bunch. She was married in 1902, at Linn, to Samuel Lafe Laughlin, who died in 1951.

She was a member of the Mint Hill Baptist Church near Chamois. Survivors include: A son, Everett Laughlin, Linn; and two sisters, Mrs. V. G. Jones and Mrs.

Hattie Ferguson, both of Linn. Services will be 2 p.m. Thursday at Morton Chapel, Linn, with the Rev. Rufus Keithley officiating. Burial will be in Linn Cemetery.

UGALS I. NOTICE OF FILINe Of FINAL SETTLEMENT AND PETITION FOR DJ5TRIIUT4ON (Sec. 473.M7, RSMo.) STATE OF MISSOURI, COUNTY OF COLE IN THE PROBATE COURT OF COLE COUNTY, MISSOURI AT JEFFERSON In the estate of CARL RAMSEY, Estate No. 37H deceased. TO ALL PERSONS INTERESTED IN THE ESTATE 0 CARL RAMSEY, ceased.

Notkt hereby given that final settlement and petition for distribution will be filed In the Probate Court of Cole NOTICE OF TRUSTEE 7 SALE Default having been made In the pay ent of the Note described in and cured by the Deeds of Trust executed by 1 AS As his Wife C. Asel. and Luella single person, dated June ts. Asel a sutu uoieu June fi, aiv oTIJ the ff ce of the Book 148 at Pases WlTiM arri'arT-'am irvg IQ ing undo signed (hi MIS (1) Part of Inlot Number ns In th C'ty of Jefferson, Missouri, more par ticularly described as follows: BeginnTna point on the southerly line of saii, 925 feet easterly from the southwesterly corner thereof, thence east erly along the southerly line of said In lot WlO'y io the southeasterly cornei thereof, thence northerly along the easl erly line of Inlot 48 feet, thenc westerly parallel with the southerly tin hereof thence soolher ly para' lei the easterly line thereof fee to the point of besinning. (This property commonly known as MS Ashley Street (2) The southerly half of Lot Twenty-nine and all of Lot Number Thirty-one (31) GREENBERRY HILL SUBDIVISION, Section One Subdiv ision of part of the Southeast Ouarte of Hie Southeast Quarter of Section Nineteen part if fht Southwest Quarter of the Southwest Quarter of Section Twenty (50).

and part of the Wesl Half of Section Twenty-nine 129), and the East Half of the Northeast Quarter of Section Thirty (30), all tn Township Forty-four (44), Range Eleven Ol). per plat of record in Plat Book Page 47. Cole County Recorder's Office. Subject to a first Deed ol Trust held by Central Trust of Jefferson City, Missouri Mi FREE As a public service the Nc Tribune will run "found" Mto without charjte. Fiidcrs can 636-3131 and ask for "Want Ads." A friendly ad writer will help you with your ad.

Found the back board Of a television set. Call 636-7075. v.TM white trench coat. ounty, Missouri by the undersisned on I Picked up by mistake, Rath- he 10th day of 1972 and lhat ny oblecrions or exceptions to such ement must be In writing and filed Ithin ten days alter ttw filing of such etllement. Attorney, J.

Steve Weber. DOROTHY D. CAMPBELL, Administratrix T. Jan. JH8-J5, Feb.

wheel Drive, Highway 54. Culligan Water Conditioning. 636-3751. Loming Public Sales Auction-- Saturday, Jimuary 2, Jefferson City. Miscellane- UE, Archie and Emory Bowman, owners.

A and Auction 3ias, Auctioneer, and Linda Austeel, Auctioneer. SATURDAY, JANUARY 22, 9 A.M. promptly. Administrator's sale of Julius A. Brauner estate.

Located at farm approximately 3 miles on Route 179 West. Dairy cattle, milking equipment, hogs and chickens sheep, feed, trucks. farm equipment and machinery miscellaneous, household goods 2. Let An Expert Do It skeller. Keys, gloves.

635-5850. Lost Thursday January 6, 2 delivery cart. Perry Halifax Road or oid Any General Ruben ANY TYPE HAULING AND GENERAL DELIVERIES CALL 635-7338 INCOME TAX, Decker Tax Service. 821 East McCarty, Call 636-3468. Capital City Window and House Cleaning.

Free Gutters cleaned. 636-2551. Carpenter work. Also other home Maintenance jobs. 2-496-3574.

Wagner Plumbing. Managed by Lawrence Wagner. Peter H. Luebbert and Alphonse A. Boeckmann, administrators.

Lawrence A. Prenger, auctioneer. SATURDAY, JANUARY 29, BEGINNING AT a.m. State surplus car lot, located one block north of East Capitol Avenue on Chestnut Street, Jefferson City, Missouri Surplus vehicles, outboard Office equipment, Miscellanous items. Pick trucks surplus of Mo State Highway Department.

Robert Norris, State Purchasing agent. 1. Announcements Fnaeral OTTO, Edna K. 69, wife of Carl F. Otto, 1710 Green Berry Road Jefferson City, died Monday, January 17, .1972.

Houser Funeral Service, from 2:00 p.m. Wed- 24 hour service. 636-3830 or 4056. Mac's Painting. Painting and papering.

Dial 635-3210 Trees-Shrubbery-Stumps trimmed or Nelson "Insured" Tree Service. 635-1S05. Additions and Remodeling Free Estimates Call 635-5470 after 5 DRAPERIES SLIPCOVERS PARIS CLEANERS 716 Monroe 636-6105 KENNY'S PAINTING INTERIOR-EXTERIOR NO JOB TOO SMALL DIAL 635-5993 Mixed Refuse Hauling Special hauls, free Dispose All Service. 635-2955. a i i Paperhanging, Plastering.

Prompt courteous service. Free Estimates. 6356764. Hicks Painting Co. (31 The Southwesterly part' of Inlot Number ns in the City of Jefferson.

Missouri, and more particularly describee as: Beginning at the southwest. corner of said Inlot, thence easterly aloha the northerly line of Ashley Street 49.5 feel, thence northerly, parallel with ttie west- 'erly line of said Inlot 48 feet, thence westerly parallel with Ashley Street 495 feet to the westerly line of said Inlot. thence southerly along the westerly line of said Inlot 48 feet to the point of beginning. (This property commonly known as Ml East Ashrey Street.) at the request el the legal holder of said Note and in accordance with the srovis ions of said Deeds of Trust, the under signed trustee will on February n. 1972 between the hours of 9:00 a.m.

and 5-ix p.m.. to-wit: 2:00 pm, sell said property at pubtic vendue to the hfghest bidder for cash at the south front door of the Cole County Circuit Courthouse in the City of Jefferson City. Missouri, to satis fy said Note and costs LELAND C. BUSSELL, Trustee PT Jan. PT 28-31-Feb.

I-2-J-4 CN Jan. 32-29-Feb. 5 NT Jan. J3-30-Feb. 6 3.

Automotive 3-1 Auto Accessories--Tim BURNHAM, Lucy Leonora, age 66, 1306 Adams, passed away at Still Hospital January 17, 1972 after a lingering illness. Mrs. Burnham will lie' in state at the Freeman Mortuary from 4 p.m. Tuesday. Funeral services will be conducted in the Freeman Chapel on Wednesday, at 2 p.m., Rev.

G. Nelson Duke officiating. Interment will be in Riverview Cemetery. FREEMAN MORTUARY 3-2 Repair--Pail NOTICE OF TRUSTEES'S SALE For default in the payment of a debt secured by a Deed ot Trust executed by Leonard P. Bauer and Delphine M.

Bauer, his wife, dated December 17, 1945, PENN, Henry passed away Jan. 17, 1972. Remains in state at the Dulle Funeral Home from 2 p.m. Tuesday until the hour oi the funeral services which wit be conducted at 1 p.m., Wednesday with R1. Rev.

Vogel- weid and Rev. Robert Keating officiating at the funeral home. Burial will be in Longview Cem- 117 Lee 635-1229 when her remains will be taken (Bookkeeping and Tax Service, to Trinity Lutheran Church to lie in state from 12:45 p.m. until 2:00 p.m. the hour of the service.

Officiator: The Rev. W. W. i Interment: Riverview Cemetery. HOUSER SERVICE Battery, discount on southside We don't sell you short.

MUIR'S Body and Fender Work. Paul Wffin Auto Service. 317 Commercial. 'Mai 636-2714. 3-3 Autw For Sale 1970 Dodge Coronet RT Convertible.

Under 1400 miles. Call 635-6966. 1968 American Rambler 6 Cylinder. Call 893-3815. Buy-Sell-Trade Cars-Trucks-Tractorn Broom Auto 519 W.

Elm 636-8042. etcry. A rosary will be recited at Flerist recorded in Book 130, Recorder's Office of 0 Jefferson City, Missouri, (which Deedt at P.m., Tuesday, of Trust contained an incorrect des-l DULLE SERVICE cription, and said description was corrected in a corrective Deed of Trust dated June recorded in Book 130, Page 501, of the Recorder's Office of Cole County, at Jefferson City, Missouri), the undersigned Trustee will on Friday, February 4, 1972, between the hours of o'clock a.m. and 5:00 o'clock p.m., to-wit: 2:00 p.m., at the 1956 Chevrolet .2 door hardtop, 327 engine. 3 speed automatic.

wheels 635-7705. Funeral services will be at 1 p.m. Thursday at Trinity Lutheran Church, Cole Camp. Lutheran Church, Cole Camp, with the Rev. a ry Clayton officiating.

Burial will be in the church ccmetery- Arrangementg arc by Fox Funeral Home, Cole Camp. Mrs, Burnham rites Wednesday Mrs. Lucy Lenora Burnham, 66, of 1306 Adams o-ed Monday at Charles E. Still Hospital. Born March 3, 1905.

near Tuscumbia, Burnham was the daughter of Robert S. and Lavonia Aibertson Burks. She was married Jan. 17. 1925.

in Ashiand, to Alonzo M. Burnham. who survives. She was a member of the First Baptist Church. Other survivors include: Three sisters.

Mrs. Icy Bagby. Mineral Point, Mrs. Pearl "K.chardson, St. Louis, and Mrs.

Alice Rice, New Bloomfield: and several nieces and nephews. Funera! services will be at 2 p.m. Wednesday at the freeman Chapel with the Rev. G. Nelson Duke officiating.

Burial will be in Riv- i erview Cemetery. South front door of the Court House ronting on High Slreel, in the City Jefferson. Missouri, sell at public vendue highest bidder for cash, the tol- owing described real estate: Part of the west half of Section Township 44 north, Range 17 west, and more particularly described as follows: From the southeast corner of the southeast quarter of the southwest quarter of said Section thence north degrees 40 minutes west, 1M1 feet, more or less, to an iron pin: thence south 6i degrees 25 minutes west, 1137.0 fett. thence north 35 degrees 50 minutes west, 107.15 feet: thence north 25 degrees 37 minutes east, 1M.7 feet; thence north 3 degrees OB minutes east. S52.95 feet, to the southerly line of Industrial Drive: thence northwesterly along the southerly line of Industrial Drive, 130.86 feet, to an iron pin and the beginning point of this description: thence continuing along the southerly line of Industrial Drive, feet; thence south 18 degrees S2 minutes west, along the centerline of a 1Z inch concrete wall, ISO feet: thence south 5 degrees 40 minutes east, 114.05 teet: thence south 71 degrees IB minutes east.

30 feet, ts an iron pin: thence north 5 degrees 40 minutes west, 114.D5 feet, to an iron pin; thence north 18 degrees 52 minutes east, along the center of a 8-inch concrete wall, 150 feet, to the beginning point of this description, to satisfy said debt and costs. P. PIERRE DOMINIOUE Trustee. P-T Jan. 11, la, 55, Ftb.

1, 1973. 1-5 Me--meats--cmewrr 1-C 1. Announcements 1-1 LAUGHLIN, Mrs. Georige M. in her 90th year of near Linn Missouri entered into rest at the Armbmster Nursing Home.

Mt Sterling, Tuesday morning a mother of Everet Laughlin. Dear Sister of Mrs V. G. Jones, and Mrs. Hattie Ferguson of Linn, Missouri Mrs Laughlin in state at the Morton Chapel in Linn after 5 p.m Tuesday.

Funeral service be conducted at the Chape Thursday afternoon at 2:00 wit Reverend Rufus Keithley ol ficiating. Interment will be in the Linn Cemetery. MORTON SERVICE Three day forecast MISSOURI extended outlook Thursday through Saturday- Colder Thursday followed by a warming trend; lows of 15 to 25 Thursday will be followrd by highs in the 40s and 50s Friday and Saturday. Little or no precipitation is When Friends Need to (QOI CART Ftoiers Tell Them So 1970 Chevrolet Impala-2 door, 20,000 miles. 32,375 Call John Backlesse 636-4161.

Madison BU5CH 6367113 MONUMENTS. Final ADFLINEand L.L. STICE, 635-6582 Dating Special weekend rates. Rent new car from HERTZ from Friday till Monday. $49 with 400 FREE miles.

1513 Industrial Drive. 635-9123. 1957 Good Mechanical Condition. Make Offer. 635-0839.

USED CARS YOU can AFFORD CENTRAL MO. MOTORS Highway 54 South Dial 636-413? 25 1970's and 71's. Model Fords and Chevrolets. These cars must go. Check our before you buy.

Ben Nilges, U.S. Rents It, 635-6171. WE CURE SICK HEATING AND AIR COMD. SYSTEMS Woodman Engineering Co. 217 Commerce Dr.

893-3131 ARE YOU PAYING TOO MUCH FOR YOUR CAR HOMEOWNERS INSURANCE See Joe Noonan Noonan Ins- Agency 202 c. McCarty 636-2651 LOOK for the STARS! STARS Are Shining in CLASSIFIED! When you see a star in a Classified Ad you'll know that this is an item that the advertiser feels is especially attractive! CALL 636-3131 To place year "wsuh-ful" want ad in Hw NEWS TRIBUNE 210 City.