The Chillicothe Constitution-Tribune from Chillicothe, Missouri • Page 28

Storm Is Severe Near Iowa Line One Killed, One Missing in North Missouri; Tornado Damage IB Extensive. MARYVILLE. Off, 9. One woman wns killed and extensive property damage caused last night as tornadic frinds cut a swath 18 miles long in an area just south of the Iowa border. It first struck just west of Parnell covering a path about a mile wide.

Prom fhere it moved eastward, hitting a mile north of Worth which was xvrcrkrd by a tornado 10 years apo, and then south of Grant. Mrs. Frank Porter was found dead in the rubble of her farm home eight miles southeast of Grant City. Her husband was injured and was hospitalized. Besides extensive damage to homes and farm buildings in the path of the blow utility lines were downed throughout the area.

The St. Joseph Power Light and the Nodaway-Worth Electric Cooperative had crews in the area throughout the night. Rescue crews moving into the area found roads blocked' with FRI. and ALAN LADD'S BACK! ANGOLA PRODUCTION iMtai WM ERNEST lADD-BORfiNINE THE BAW.RNDERS KATYJuRAoo- CLAIM Kan CinewSeope And METROOXOR BIG Paramount Pretend SHORT CUT TO i TONITE IN COLOR "TANK FORCE" felled IlnM and A landmark southeast of Parnell was hard hit. Three round barns on the stock farm of Ben Jones, noted race horse trainer, were unroofed.

A pickup truck driven by Pete Auten was overturned six miles south of Grant City. Mrs. Auten, the couple's son, Leslie, 12, and granddaughter Vickl Hamblin, 5, were rushed to a hospital at Albany. Auten, hidden in the wreckage, was not found until an hour later. He was reported in a critical condition today in a Maryville hospital.

A search was under way for John Gabbert reported missing in the Parnell-Oxford area. Officers said he was unreported after leaving Parnell last night for Oxford. Reports of damage mounted as farmers and Insurance men checked Into wrecked buildings and other structures moved off their foundations. The Allyn Breits were eating dinner at their home south of Parnell when a heavy timber came through the side of the house. Mrs.

Breit was injured slightly. Local News Notes partment of State. He was accompanied to Chillicothe by Sgt. Kenneth Gardner, who left today for Kansas City en route to his home in Loudon, Term. En route to Chillicothe Sgt.

Seal and Sgt. Gardner enjoyed a trip in Washington and Oregon. Sgt. Gardner will also report to Washington, D. c.

for the special schooling in the State Department. TO MERCY HOSPITAL Mary Ann Kromeich, 1-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kromeich, Route 1, Ludlow, was admitted October to Children's Mercy Hospital. Her condition Is reported The Infant daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. James Applebury, Dawn, admitted to Mercy hospital on October remains in the hospital. VISITED IN COLUMBIA Ben Pfaff and son, Leon Pfaff and daughter, Mrs. Leonard Posey spent Wednesday in Columbia with their wife and mother, Mrs. Pfaff, a patient at Ellis-Fischel hospital.

The condition of Mrs. Pfaff, who underwent major surgery last Friday, continues to improve satisfactorily'. They were accompanied to Columbia by Mr. and Mrs. Edward Damm Jr.

who Ylslted with Mr. Damm's mother, Mrs. Ed Damm also a patient at the hospital. Mrs. Damm shows slight improvement.

ALL CONSUMING VOTE A6A1MST BRANCH nesday afternoon to the Chillicothe hospital, underwent surgery this morning. Cledith Bloss, 1721 Bryan street, entered the hospital this morning for surgery. RETURNED TO COLUMBIA Mrs. J. W.

Trimble has returned to her home in Columbia after a few days visit in Chillicothe and Wheeling. While here Mrs. Trimble a former resident of this city looked after business interests. U.S. To Press for Extension of Red Cease Fire UNDERWENT SURGERY Mrs.

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State Department authorities said that they thought the United States and Nationalist China had done about everything possible to encourage the Chinese Reds to extend their cease-fire into an indefinite, or perhaps permanent, suspension of hostilities. The United States made its more Wednesday with an announcement that since the Communists had stopped attacking Quemoy Island, the United States had halted its warship escorts of Nationalist supply vessels. Suspension of the escort operation was one If the Communist conditions for maintaining the temporary truce. The State Department coupled Its announcement with a warning, saying: "If the Chinese Communist attacks are resumed, then, under the order, United States activity will be resumed forthwith to the extent necessary. Man Who Married Widow With fight Children Kills Himself POPLAR BLUFF, Oct.

9 days ago Earl Buetow, a 39-year-old unemployed laborer, married a widow with eight children. The family was in need when Buetow's wife decided to ask the county welfare office for help. Buetow warned her yesterday he would commit suicide if she went for help. She returned from the welfare office to find Buetow dead with a pistol wound in the mouth. He left a note saying he was leaving all his insurance to his wife.

C.H.S. STUDENTS TO CONDUCT MAGAZINE SALE A magazine sales campaign sponsored by the student council and conducted by all students of Chillicothe Junior-senior high school will begin Oct. 16 and continue until Oct. 23. This is the one money- making project sponsored by this organization.

Interest and rivalry between groups for largest sales are rewarded by various kinds of prizes. The townspeople have always been cooperative in helping this project by giving new and renewal subscriptions to their favorite magazines to the students. The public will be contacted by an eager salesman from C.H.S. within a short time. Money from this project Is used in activities and gifts which benefit the entire student body.

Among these have been, beautiful pictures for each room, intercommunication system, public address system used at school and at football games, student handbooks for students just entering C.H.S. Wildcats 4-H club, who served refreshments and helped with the program, led the group singing. An election meeting for Cream Ridge township will be held at 8 tonight In the Center school. Mrs. Richard Hargrave and Charles Casebeer will be in charge of the meeting and the Neighborly-Neighbors extension club and the Show Me 4-H club will assist in the program.

The next election meetings will be held at 8 p. m. Oct. 13 for Medicine and Green township, The Medicine township meeting will be held at Manning school with the Manning extension club assisting. W.

C. Wombles and Mrs. Ralph Linton will preside. The Green township meeting will be held at Utica school. Mr.

and Mrs. J. D. Bonderer will be in charge. iludes Officers Ex-Convict Holds Elderly Couple, Car and Robs Motel at Cuba, Mo.

CUBA, Oct. 9 A heavily irmed ex-convict who kidnaped an Jlderly farm couple, robbed a hotel and stole a car yesterday apparently has made his way out of the area. The Missouri Highway Patrol reported last night It had been un- ible to find any trace of Robert Charles Sypniewski, 27, or the stolen car in which he was last seen. Mr. and Mrs.

Clarence Declue, for whom Sypniewski had worked since his recent parole from San Quentin prison in California, were forced to accompany' him in the stolen car but escaped unharmed. Declue seized one of Sypniewski's weapons while the ex-convict was watching for police while driving in Cuba and stunned him with a blow to the head. The Declue couple fled but Sypniewski drove away in the car. The crime spree began when Sypniewski broke into the farm home of Robert Steely, took five pistols and rifles and Steely's car. He then robbed the Midway cafe and hotel of $60 and tried to force the cashier, Mrs.

Jean Adkins, into the car. She broke away from him and fled. Sypniewski then went to the Declue farm, demanded $2,000 and, upon being told there was no money, forced the Declues to go with him. Declue said 1 Sypniewski told them he was driving them to the city dump to kill them. Sypniewski had served years in the California prison for armed robbery.

Begin Nine-Day Mourning Period for Pope Pius XH Diphacin and VACUUM FACKfD MIIH MIT can't new Diphacin. It'i vacuum- peeked potent new chemical for sure remits. Safe to too Buy at drug, hwdwwe, grocery and farm IN SilMKDM CANS i Just toy "DIE'FAS-IN" the world prayed, he died at 3:52 a. m. (8:52 p.

m. CST,) Wednesday in the papal summer residence in this hill town 18 miles south of Rome. Eugenio Pacelli, the 261st Pope, was the leader of the world's 500 million Catholics in one of the most burdensome times in the history of the church. He wanted to be known as the "Pope of Peace" but when he was elected March 2, 1939, the world already was on the eve of World War II. Ahead were the years of onslaught against religion by communism.

A nine-day period of mourning and funeral services will begin officially Friday. After the first service of absolution in the Basilica of St. John Lateran, six days of mourning will be observed in St. Peter's Basilica. Then the Pontiff's body will be removed to the Sistine Chapel, where services will be continued for three days, concluding with burial in the grottos of St.

Peter's. He had asked to lie alongside Pius whom he canonized as a saint in 1954. I. O. O.

F. HAS DISTRICT SESSION AT CARROLLTON The Northwest district of the Worthmore Association of the I.O.O.F. lodges met Tuesday night with the Carrollton I.O.O.F. lodge as host. D.

O. Glaze, president of the Coffey lodge, presided. Grand lodge officers present were E. L. Ryals, grand master; Allen Hill; junior past grand master, A.

L. Wolf; past grand master and representative to sovereign grand lodge, and past grand master, Tom Weaver, superintendent of the Odd Fellows home at Liberty, Mo. After a business meeting and a short talk by the grand lodge officers, the meeting was closed and the speaker of the evening, Mrs. Vineta Dlsch, president of Missouri Rebekah State Assembly was Introduced by grand master Ryals. Refreshments of sandwiches, pie and coffee were served by the Carrollton Rebekah lodge.

Five Young People Die As Speeding Car (rashes And a Sixth la Injured Near Birch Tree, Mo. BIRCH TREE, Oct. 9 speeding car crashed out of control on U. s. 60 near Birch Tree last night, killing five young people and juring a sixth.

The Highway Patrol said the driver was James Manuel Suther- landf, 22, of Winona, oldest one in the group. He was killed along these four passengers: Donald Ritchey, 16, of Birch Tree; Rose Ann Deathrldge, 15, of Eminence; Maylou Magness, 18, of Eminence, and Richard Lee Yoder, 17, of Winona. Injured was Bernice Dooley, 15, of Eminence. She was taken to St. Francis hospital at Mountain View.

The accident was about two miles east of Birch Tree at 9:20 p. m. The patrol said the car failed to make a slight curve and turned over several times. AR11 six persons were thrown out of the vehicle. Birch Tree is in Shannon county in south central Missouri.

Circuit Court Cases Filed Oct. B. Burton vs. Clifford E. Burton, divorce.

ORICE L. POND IS WITH NAVY SQUADRON 196 ALAMEDA, Calif. Orice L. Pond, airman, USN, son of Mrs. Loretta M.

Pond of 433 Cherry street, Chillicothe, 1 is serving with Attack Squadron 196 at the Naval Air Station, Alameda, Calif. The squadron on Sept. 22 was pre- sented with an Aviation Safety Award from the Chief of Naval Operations for the fiscal year 1958, ending June 30. The award, a citation and brdnze plaque represents the squadron's achievement of 7,741 flight hours without injury to personnel or significant damage to aircraft. The squadron is presently preparing for a future deployment to the Far East.

MAX D. MENDENHALL IS STATIONED IN ITALY NAPLES, Italy D. Mendenhall, hospital corpsman second class, USN, son of Mr. and Mrs. Virgil C.

Mendenhall of 433 street, Chillicothe, is serving at the U. S. Naval Support Activity, Naples, Italy. Located about two miles west of the central section of Naples, the activity provides support for U. S.

Military Personnel stationed in southern Italy, and also for elements of the U. S. Sixth Fleet. Among the forms of support rendered are medical and dental, housing, assistance, commissary (food market), postal, transportation, dependents' schooling, communications and legal assistance. Local Markets EGGS 20C Cream 53c and 48c Leghorn hens gj Heavy hens 8t KANSAS CU'l LIVESTOCK KANSAS 2.300; calves 200; steady but steers lacking; vealera Hogs lower; barrows and Eilts 19.25; sows 18.50.

Sheep 400; about steady; lambs 21.25; ewes 7.00; feeders 20.00. Chillicothe-, Mft, PACt THURSDAY, CCTOltit I Parents Held in BeitiM of 4- Year- Old Child Girl Found Tied tip Alone in a NEW LONDON, Oct. fc A four-year-old girl wM beaten, tied up arid ftloitt in last night by Rails County Carter Swan, who had eottit lect unpaid rent. The girl, Patricia Ann fts.wkjjev was taken to Levering la Hannibal and treated for of the chest, arms and bfttk," infections. John Craig district officer, said he would against the girl's father, Hawkins, 29, and her Mabel, 20, both The sheriff said tht child swered his knock in a weak saying, "Come in, nobody ittre," Swan said her parents told they tied up the girl because had defied their orders not to drawers in the house.

Her fett were bound and a rope was hMf. ing from her wrist when tht fthtrtft came. TRAFFIC DEATH TOLL JEFFERSON CITY, Oct. f. The Missouri Highway traffic death log for the hOon ended at midnight: Last 24 (x).

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