Joplin Globe from Joplin, Missouri • Page 9

JOPLIN GLOBE, THURSDAY, MARCH 2, 1944. PICHER WILL ELECT 4 CITY WILMEN Three Places on Board of Edura- tion Also to Be Filled at Election April 4. Wounded in Action Washington, March 1 )--The war department today announced the names of 384 United States 200 CHESTS X-RAYED AT CLINIC WEBB CITY RED CROSS DRIVE MEETINGS i. i TUT i i husband of Mrs. Virginia richer, March 1.

Four Columbus Kmn list included these three Kansans and seven Mlssourians: I Asiatic Staff Sergeant Robert 1). It. Augustus. I hty plls Th tned on First Day of 10-Day Tuberculosis Tests. iting in the home of i son-in- I Monday night with a i and law and daughter, Mr and Mrs.

shower in honor of Miss Kettv i who is engaged to be Walter Talbutt and i John MC a goon to A Caaet Webb City. March se- Si. Clair find a i Sue Mi Tal- Hoss Anderson i of meetings to give workers butt is i i a The mes. i hold anni- I in the Red Cross war m- ma operation, and the children versary mooting a a a i are i i i illneses noon at tho i a All members i legardmg the needs of The i en to bi'-ing new momber the Red Cross will be by tertained Tuesday a i in the to the meeting. A membership con- tains.

Mrs. P. D. Hartley is leader of the group, and Miss Betty gett. assistant leader.

The Reciprocity Club will meet i afteinoon at the home of Mrs. Florence Hartley with Mrs Carnmack as hostess. giiiiiimamiiiiHiiiaiiimmuaitiiiiiimicg city councilmen and three members of the board of education will be selected at the spring election in Picher. The primary will be held March 21 and the election will be held on Apnl 4. The filing period opened at the uOffice of the county election board Tin Miami today, but no candidates filed for nomination.

The registration period also started today. The deadline for filing for office and for tegistering to vote is April 21. Councilmen whose terms expire this spring are Everett Ferris, First a i Matt Logan, Second ward; H. O. Gieen, Third ward, and D.

Wood, Fourth ward. No regular posts on the board of education expire this spring, but three of the five members of the board aie filling unexpired terms having been appointed to fill vacancies and these places will be filled by the voters. Posts to Be Filled. Posts to be filled, with the name of person now holding the office and the date of expiration of the term, are as follows: Miss Mona Jean Russell, First ward, 1947; Ott Chandler, Third ward, 1945, and Karl Haitley, outlying district, 1947. Miss Russell succeeded her moth- PI Mrs.

Elizabeth Russell. replaced J. H. Mott and Haltley succeeded Walter Guthrey. Miss Velda Lytle, county registrar, has announced the following registrars in Picher: Ward 1, Precinct 1, Mrs.

Eva Caswell, state line; Ward 1, Precinct 2, Mrs. Walter Novak, 109 North Frisco; Ward 2, Precinct 2, Mrs. Hyacinth Williams, 405 East street; Ward 2, Precinct 2, Mrs. Ruth Cox, Trails End; Ward 3, Precinct 1, Mrs. Everett Jones, 310 South Alta; Ward 3, Precinct 2, Mrs.

Charles Nichols, 458 South Emily street; Ward 4, Precinct 1, Mrs. Rilla Maff Senceant Robert I- Barno, husband of Mrs. L. Barnes, Columbus, Kan. the Webb City chapter, beginning home of Mrs.

Burl Chubb test is being held, i Stella May Galena. March a A meeting of the IV.st Presidents a and Diane Tlneme as cap- All peisons who arc to i in of tlu to been Central 1'aclflc Area. Vaughn Humes, Mrs. Donn taJSTcofiS" tely 2 crsons were X-rayed A) pel5ons who are i in to have been tolum- are to a he Fiiday a the Husband .,1 opened for a 10-day period L. L.

Purkhiser.1, i niepr Hill Kiin. i director, said. Films will be shown. I i in I The clinic being conducted at the I conducted at tne FOR ITCHING OF MINOR SKIN RASHES Ln cV 0 TM' EIks Cl building and is sponsored a i tne canvass will be given Merle M. Brooks.

Private Robert P. Epperson, son Epperson, Brookfield, Mo. of i the Chciokee County Medical i The quota for Webb City and address for the Assembly of God ohu.ch oivpn lc et this a noon at the home of rcdiel ta often r0( ommen ded by many specialists for simple rashes, diaper rash -1 I ftlls lj- ee Private Thomas B. Mullen, son of Mrs. I Society.

Included in this number Loretta Brettman, St. Louis a JDI i a uuulo Technician Fifth Grade John Skinner, were 80 pupils at the Spring Grove outlying areas is $11,400. The schedule for the meetings follow: Burton Sanders, is oniolleJ at Pittsburg Teachers college un- son ol Mary Skinner, Kansas Cit, i i and several from a 3 Neck City March der 12 Progiam, is spending March 6, week's leave here i his par- Fifth ward workers, residence of ents Mr. and Mrs. A K.

Sanders. Mrs. Virgil Newman, 1327 West i He left Tuesday i for a few- and chafing. Mexsana eoothes and forms coat of i on i Costa little. Always demand Meiaana.

Private First Class Thomas Snoddy, on of Mrs. Helen F. Snoddyj St Josepn. LIle Southuest Pacific. Sergeant James Craig, nephew of Nathan Bell, East Prairie, Mo Technician Fourth Grade Sambo Walker, son of Grover Walker, St Louis.

Navy Casualties. Washington, March 1. -Three Missourians were among the 39 casualties of the U. S. naval forces made public today by the navy department.

They included: James Henrv Feltenberger, gunner's mate 3rd son of Mr. and Mrs James Hubbert Feltenoerger, St. Louis; dead Carl Warren Frick, gunner's mate 3rd USN (previously repoited missing December 9, 1943), husband of Mrs. Wilma Frick, St Louis; dead Herbert Orland Wilcher, aviation machinist's mate 3rd USN, son Mr. and Mrs Harry E.

Wilcher, Kansas Cit, dead. LOW RITES TO BE THIS AFTERNOON Carthage, March and Mrs. Charles Nathan and son, James, arrived today from Kansas City to complete arrangements for the funeral of Mrs. Nathan's mother, Mrs. J.

D. Loyd, who died Saturday night in a Kansas City hospital. All persons residing in Galena and its vicinity are urged to visit i Austin street; March 7, Franklin a.vs visit i his a a in ft i i i A US LI II I i I i i a i i i i the chmc smce the purpose of the Oro scnool 1 Wichita. clinic is to X-ray supposedly normal, healthy people in an effort to find early tubeiculosis cases which are amenable to cure, wrll prevent unnecessary disability and death from tuberculosis and consequently will prevent spread. School children will be X-rayed 'during school hours at their respective buildings.

This X-ray case finding program has been made possible through the co-operation of the state and county health departments and tubercu- March 9. First and Sixth ward I Reyburn enteitained workers, high school building, and members of the Y. W. A. society of ff March 10, Second and Third wards, I the Baptist church at her home i.

IIIIS losis associations. charge. There is no ANTI-FOURTH TERM TOUR IS STARTED BY WOODRING Topeka, March H. Woodring, former secretary of war in an earlier Roosevelt cabinet, left today on a second eastern trip in the interests of the anti-fourth Funeral services will be held at! term American democratic party. 2 o'clock tomorrow afternoon at the Ulmer funeral home with the Rev.

E. G. Sauer, pastor of the First Presbyterian church. in charge. Burial will be In Park cemetery.

Pallbearers will be Harry O. Rogers, John Glass, Gordon Rollins, Smith, South River street; and Wi iam Maxwe ll, Paul Fanning 330 South Picher street. MRS. ESSIE TUCKER, 37, DIES AFTER CHILDBIRTH Carthage, March Essie Tucker, 37 years old, i of IP- ul Tucker of Jasper route 3, died at 7 05 o'clock last night in McCune-Brooks hospital. Mrs Tucker gave birth to a child yesterday afternoon.

Her condition becarre serious and she was bi ought to the hospital here at 20 o'clock in the afternoon. Death occurred unexpectedly. Mrs. Tucker was born October 2, 1907. Before marriage she was Miss Essie Webb.

The body was removed to Phillips mortuary in Golden City. WOMAN G. 0. P. LEADER SPEAKS AT CARTHAGE Carth-ige.

March Victoi Remley, icpublican national i a i wa. 1 the i a speaker at a i of the a i a Republican Women's at thp home of Mrs. a i ton C' Rogers on South Mim i iT-t at which more 100 pei.soiv i men aivl of the le- and George Williams. Another daughter, Miss Freda Loyd IS a patient in a Kansa City The former Kansas governor said he would visit Chicago, New York, Boston, Philadelphia and probably Houston, on his current tour and make a west coast trip later. Woodring said the party was assured of adequate financial backing and he hoped to complete setting up a national committee and state organizations before returning to Topeka.

"There has been a tremendous its! RIVERTON CLASSES PLAN DRAMATIC PRODUCTIONS Riverton, March productions a being planned by the various classes of the Riveiton high school for presentation in April and May. The freshman class and sponsor, Miss Marjorie Havens, are plan- ning two one-act plays to be presented about the fii-st of Apiil. "Saved by the Belle," a three-act comedy, has been chosen as the dramatic production of the sophomore class to be presented April 7, under the direction of Miss Margaret Oliver, class sponsor. Tryouts aie being held and the cast will be announced soon. The annual senior class play will be presented May 2.

Miss Agnes Stairrett, class sponsor, will direct the play. hospital and will be unable to at- upsurge of offers of support since tend the funeral services here. the sensational congressional revolt led by Senator Barkley against the president's tax bill veto," he de- FRANK DEAN. MANAGING DIRECTOR NEW The ExcltlMC MmiMUKC of FlfhtUf PAT OTSRtEN "THE IRON MAJOR" with RCTH WARBICK ROBERT RYAN LEON AMES Showing BIG HITS: "DIXIE" i RING ROSBY and DOROTHY LAMOl'R BIG KATE" HIT NO. "Holy Matrimony" With Monty Woollcy News, Short a Heirt-u arming story of people )ou'll understand and courageous woman facing wartime problems BROUGHT TO YOU BY HOT-DATED COFFEE An Ex-Governor Dies.

Phoenix, March Edward Campbell, 66 years old. former governor of Arizona and from. 1930 to 1933 president of the U. S. civil service commission, died today.

GALENA BRIEFS. YEAR'S ILLNESS FATAL TO EDNA MARIE KARCHER Carthage, Mo March has been received here of the death of Miss Edna Marie Karcher, 25 years old, which occurred Sunday, February 13, at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. M.

Karcher in Victorville, Calif. She had been ill more than a year. The Karcher family formerly lived in Carthage. Miss Karcher was graduated from the Carthage high school with the class of 1937 and later was employed in the office of Frank Birkhead, attorney. The Karchers moved to California in 1942.

clared. Cloud Infant's Rites Today. Graveside funeral services Ivan Arthur Cloud, i a son of Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Cloud, 1013 West Eighth street, i be held at 1 o'clock this afternoon in Ozark Memorial Park cemetery.

The Rev. B. A. Pugh will officiate. The child died Tuesday morning in St.

John's hospital. The body i in in a a gtRte the arker a a a mort uar until time i A i i a poi a present. the services. Slaughter N.imed to Board. i V.Vbb City, 1 Dr.

Six Alarms at Galona. a a Kan March 1 --Galena M. Slaughter chairman of the i answeied six calls during a i committee of the Cham the month of February and prop- i dam Ago i to be slight. Two of the calls weie for i oof fires, two were for grass fires, of Commerce, i boon app i to i as Webb City's repi a i on tho bo.ud of jrov- i ol the County i Af.sociatron, O. L.

DeMier, a i a Webb i jhr mber Coined the i a Cm tinge chambers ill the i contest. Ten Arrests at Baxtoi 5'pnngs. a a i 1 -Ton a i i wei dc i liuxter I i i i i tho of Fob- poll co i cords FAIRLAND MAN SUCCUMBS DURING VISIT IN MIAMI Miami, Maich L. (Jack) Woods, 57 years old, of Fairland, died at 1'30 o'clock this morning at the Pinnell apartments where he had stayed since late yesterday when he became suddenly ill while visiting in Miami. The cause of death was not immediately determined.

Mr. Woods lived in Miami for a number of years and worked as a carpenter. He is survived by his widow, Mrs. Pearl Woods; a daughter, Mrs. Wyota DeHannas of Tulsa; a brother, L.

C. Woods of Pawhuska; two sisters, Mrs. L. P. Mankin of Sikeston, and Mrs.

Besse Stewart of Thayer, Mo. Funeral serv ices wil be held at 2:30 o'clock Friday afternoon at the Cooper i a home chapel. The Rev. Ben Sturdivant officiate and bunal will be in the G. A.

R. cemetery. HEALTH OFFICER SPEAKS BEFORE CLUB AT BAXTER Baxter Springs, March a i Friedman, Cherokee county health officer, spoke at a meeting of the Club at Mrs. Walter E. Webb and son.

Danny Eugene, born February 19 in St. John's hospital at Joplin, were brought to their home in Galena Heights Tuesday night. Miss Lucille Schroeder arrived home Tuesday from a two months' visit in Deming, N. and Graham, Tex. While in Graham, she was the guest of Mr.

and Mrs. F. T. Watkins, parents of Sergeant Thomas L. Watkins, who is now stationed in England.

Howard Eugene Gibson, son of Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Gibson of Galena route 1.

has been transferred from duty at the naval air station at Hutchinson, to Kansas State Teachers college, Pittsburg, for further academic training in connection with the navy's program to train seagoing airmen. Lawrence Ivan Brock, Galena route 1, and Lloyd Arthur Uber, Fourth and Bellevue, Galena, were sworn into the United States marine corps and left the Kansas City recruiting and induction station February 21, to begin their recruit training at the marine base at San Diego, Calif. Private Brock has three brothers in the United States army. They are Corporal Charles Brock of Camp Campbell, Private Evan Brock of Camp Blanding, and Private Clifford Brock in San Francisco, Calif. Seaman Second Class Daryl McCann ana Mrs.

McCann of Girard, visited in Galena Tuesday. Mrs. Fred Keelin of Kansas City A --FOR 3 DAYS-Terrific Tog-ether In a way you'll never forget! Deanna More exciting! More enticing! Joe Gotten More reckless! in his first romantic role! the Woman's Club last night. He told Kiwamans of the chest clinics which are being held in this coun- 1B end in Galena. one was a house blaze and one was ty this month and also explained The Linger Longer Club will meet Friday night with Mrs.

R. E. Cleland. a playhouse. CAIITHAGE HKIKFS.

Tho Happy Hour Club i mcet at 2 30 o'clock this afternoon at homo of Mrs. W. R. Davis on West Fan view load A a horn to Mr. poi tor.is i i i i i i a and i i a ion.

i i Edward Ruediger, 803 Prospect avenue, in Mc- Cuno-Biooks hospital. The Women's Missionary circles of the Fust Baptist church i i i i i i i a i moot 2-30 o'clock this aftornoon c-ir di unkonnoss. i i i a a a a i HEAD CO IKS HANfON THIS! To relieve discomforts, one of the best things you can do Is put a good spoonful of hoire- tosted Vlcks VapoRufc In ft bowl of boiling water Then feel the wonderful relief corne as you broathe In the steaming medicated vapors that ppnrtrate to the cold-congested upper breathing passages! Soft how this irritation, quiets coughing, and helps clear the hrart-brlnglng grand comfort. rod MNtta ftCUEF rub throat, chert hack with VapoRub at bedtime. Vlcks VftpoRub works for noTirs-2 WIM bring relief from driJtrem Remember-It's Vlcka vSpoRub you The Mary Connelly cir- clo with Mrs.

Jack Bauoom, 12 West a avonue, the Margie a circle i Mrs. F. M. Hollums, 121T Forost the A i a a i cnclo i Mis. Clydo Long, 303 Wost i a avomio; tho Florence Jwnos circle i Mrt.

Rosio Crocker, 310 West i a avonuo. A son was born yostoulay provisions of a i milk or-i i a which he is attempting to have adopted by the towns of the county. 1 The chest clinics will start in Galena today and in Baxter Springs they be held fo; 10 days starting March 12. Krwanrs Club members voted to go in a body for X-ray pictures on their meeting night March 11. Miss Helen Colburn of the high school faculty sang at the meeting last night.

PICHER BRIKFS. Mrs Fred R. Camthers a i Monday nicjht from Hutchinson, Kan whore she visited her son-in- law and daughter, Ensign and Mrs. Aich Fisher She also visited Mr. and Mis Forrest Mai tin in Wichita Ensign and Mis.

Fisher will leave March 8 for Memphis, where he has been transferred by the DEANNA JOSEPH DURBIN OTTEN A I EVELYN ANKERS GUS SCHILLING NELLA WALKER LUDWIG STOSSEL Showing: 2:09 4:52 7:35 10:18 with ALAN MOWBRAY MARIORIE WOODWORTB Showing: Cartoon and Late News --35c UNTIL 5 P. M-- A A NOW! lOc 15c TWO HITS! Klrdf DONNEtLY AWYER TRUEX FOWUY Tfttt, RIUY tt, ORCHESTRA A REPUBLIC PICTURE PLUS CO-HIT 65 Minutes of Bazor-Edffe Suspense! "Unknown Guest" VICTOR PAMEI.A BtAKE ELECTRIC TODAY--THRU JOHN STEINBECK'S "OF MICE AND MEN" --with-Burgess Meredith Betty Field ton Chaney, Jr Charles Bickford ob Steele PLTJS-- THUNDER" Dick Fo Ellen Clancy Showing: 6:00 9:04 Cartoon Late News BAXTER FUND CAMPAIGN SEES MANY SOLICITING P.axter Spungs, a a i 1 -A I.irge number of i a are a i canvasses in the a a a i at a Field, St. Cecil Wilson of Parsons transacted business i yesteiday Mrs. a i a Ponson was taken to the Baptist hospital from her home on Wost A stroet yesterday C. E.

(Buddy) Lcvell of a major STARTS Red Cioss i i opened here last a i i i a havo i i a i i a in I been progi essing a i a i but MoCuno-Biooks hospital Mr and no i oport on has boon coni- Mrs. Christie, 423 Woostcr pilod. H. Price, i a stroot. man, is expected to receive a rc- The W.

F. M. of the Church poi a this week, of tho Nazarene will meet at 10 .10 o'clock i morning for an all-flay session at the homo of Mrs. Carl Snvdcr, 200 North McGregor street. M.

Allgoier, 524 Sycamore street, major operation vostorday in McCur.e-Brooks hospital Thp Junior Cosmos Club i moot at 2 o'clock Friday aftornoon at the homo of Mis. Howard Gray, SOS West Mnron street. Mrs W. E. Doomer will he assistant hostess.

Miss Bell Watts, 610 East Third street, left for two week's visit in Redlar.d, with relatives Tho American legion auxiliary will meet nt 8 o'clock tonight in thp Lpglon rf nn 's inu Memorial hall. The Builders Auxiliary of the Firat Christian church will mcet today at the home of Mrs, Patterson, northwest of Carthngp. will mppt at 7-30 o'clock thp church nnrl vill fro from to the Patterson horau Seven Sue for Divorce. Sovon suits for i woie filed a in i i i i as follons: Evans against Evciott a Norman C. ngamst Joseph, i ho is stationed i the an corps.

Mrs. Loo a of Cardm was a to Galona Tuesday for modi- 1 cal i i A mooting of tho Woman's Society of Christian Service of the First! Methodist church will bo held this aftornoon at tho home of Mrs. Ira MeCrackon William Homer Miller, grandson of Mr. and Homor Bride, who was a sergeant in tho a medical corps, was rocontlv given a niPdical discharge from a i and re- Eliscnheth A. Lawvor; Ein.a A.

Ivy! to his homo horo la.st week a a i a i K. Ivy; Kvolyn D. a started i i a i a Ellison a a i Ray Ellison, Al- storp in Piohor yrstorday. Mr. bort Moyois against Edith i had almost Thomas A.

i against Mary J. Mallory; a i F. Hond i i a a i a E. Hondnoks. Slmoffpr Thursday.

flalona a 1 Kunpral soivicps for Mrs. Isabel a i 80 years old, of Galena, who died Sunday i at honriP. of a daugh- i Mis. J. V.

Hegwood in Joplin, will he held nt 2 o'clock Thursday afternoon nt thp Allison funeral hero i will he in the Fulloiton ronv'tpry oast of Joplin. The RPV. Floyd Cole will offlci ate. years in the a when givpn his disrhaige. HP became suddpnly ill last i in Bermuda and a major i a i and sppnt eight months in army hospitals before his rPloase.

His con- i i is now improving. BVXTKR SPRINGS BRIKFS. Thp Kensington Club will meet Friday at the home of Mis. Moador. Mr.

and Mrs John T. Cooper rp- Saturday evening from Roge-s, where they have been vis- The immortal music of Oscar Hammerstein and Sigmund Bom- berg here is music to set your soul aflame a glorious romance to thrill yout heart and adventure to take your breath away-- and all in WARNER BROS Daredevil Leader of the Riffs! IIENE MANNING Singing Darling of "Yankee Doodle Dandy" BRUCE CABOT GENE LOCKHART KNDS TOuAY! "Destination 40c UNTIL 5 P. M. Tokyo" CARV GRANT JOHN OARFIEtn Shown: Starts TODAY! THE GREATEST THRILL AND CHILL SHOW EVER ASSEMBLED! DEATHll AND CHILL TO FOX AL8O-- lATBVT MEWIf 40c UNTIL i P. SPAPFRf.