The Kansas City Times from Kansas City, Missouri • 6

At rt: Tuesday March 14 1971 6 THE KANSAS CITY TIMES Deaths PICTURE FRAMING 1120 Grand VI 2-1744 Now York 10022 Local Urban League chapters Tbs Whitney Young jr Scholarship Fund The Lincoln Foundation Hoyburn Building Louisville Ky 40202 Funeral services for Young executive director of the National Urban League will be held at 10 this morning at the Riverside church in New York Following the services his body will be flown to Louisville Ky for burial tomorrow at 11:30 in Greenwood cemetery Lexington Ky Meyer 720 Weat Sixty-Third terrace Merriam and Lorey A Meyers WHO Aberdeen Leawood: three daughters Mrs Annabel Masterson Albuquerque Mrs Violet Butler 9912 East Fifty-third Raytown and Mrs Elfrieda Faver Oakland Calif 18 grandchildren and 24 great-grandchildren Services will be held at Wednesday at the church burial in Oaklawn Memorial gardens Olathe Friends may call from 7 to 9 o'clock tonight at the Frye chapel Olathe The family suggests memorial contribution to the church MRS EMERY MILLER Mrs Emery Marie Miller 71 of 6614 Bellefontaine died yesterday at the Research Medical Center She was lifelong resident of Kansas City Mrs Miller was a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints third ward Kansas City Surviving are a daughter Miss Edith Lucile Miller of the home and a sister Mrs Edith Kindig El Cerrito mrs Edith Kindig El Cerrito leen Harvey 616 North Forty-ninth all of Kansas City Kansas her father Marcelloua Deloney Fort Smith Ark two sisters Mrs Mary Lee Smith 1309 North Sixth and Mrs Katie Jackson 1966 Thomson both in Kansas City Kansas three brothers John Lomax Nashville Ark Will Hendrix Gary Ind and Butler Walton Los Angeles eighteen grandchildren and four great-grandchildren Services will be held at 10 Saturday at the church burial In Westlawn cemetery Friends may call at the Alice Bailey chapel from 6 to 9 Friday MRS CECIL SHOPGN Mrs Gladys Ethel Shopen 6631 Crest wood drive died yesterday at Research Medical Center She was born in St Louis and had lived here 30 years She was a member of the Second Presbyterian church She was a member of La Sertoma and Alice Mitchell circle of the Florence Crittenton home Surviving are her husband Cecil Shopen "'K nrr nusrwno cecu snopen Amreln Watsonville Calif and nine grandchildren MRS RUTH WOODROW Mrs Ruth Woodrow 72 of 1240 West Sixty-eighth terrace died Sunday at the Baptist Memorial hospital She was born in Pa-pillion Neb and had lived here 50 years Mrs Woodrow was an Episcopalian Surviving are a eon Donald Woodrow Chicago a daughter Mrs Marilyn Johnson San Antonio Tex a sister Mrs Maude Herbert Omaha and four grandchildren Services will be held today at Mount Moriah chapel cremation Funeral Services Mrs Velma Brvster 88 of 3643 Kensington at 11 Wednesday at St Stephen Baptist church burial in Westlawn cemetery She was bom in Eufaula Okla and had lived here 26 years She was a member of the church Surviving are her husband Arlvelt Bruster and a son Damon Bruster both of the home and her parents Mr and Mrs Lonnie Reese 2632 North Mill Kansas City Kansas Mr Pearl Ellis 87 of a Bonner Springs nursing home at 2 Wednesday at the Gibson-Butler chapel burial in Highland Park cemetery Friends may call at the chapel after 4 today Also Til KRii City Mwitc TaecHarg AiiiltlR fraicnti ADELE MARCUS riday March 20 1971 Jnkini Stainway I UCTUSSS DiMOMSTtanoNS 4MASTH CUSS Stainway Hall 1217 WALNUT Star Want Ads ax useful and convenient To place your Want Ads dial Adv FIRST QUALITY Calif Services will be held at 1 27 1 4 West Seventy-first terrace Prairie Village her father Edward Baxter St Iouis: a brother Kendrick Baxter Chicago a sister Wednesday at the New comer Brush Creek chapel burial in Green Lawn cemetery Friends ATTENTION SENIOR CITIZENS ytti 0r Mr you or eligibl to K)Wi Or SfMK Citizens Group sermon Plon No obbgauoo Gt you fro application blank 91 any CROWN DRUGSTORE PANTY HOSE 96 GRANT STORES may call after noon today at the Mrs Eva Gedde Sebring Fla and lcea will he hetd at noon Wednes-day at the Newcomer Bruah Creek chapel and at 2:30 o'clock Wednesday at the National cemetery Ft Leavenworth Kas Frinnda may call after 9 today at the chapel LT COL FRED JOHNSON Lt Col Fred Johnson 66 Anaheim Calif a retired Army officer died Sunday at the Naval hospital Long Beach Calif He was born in Toledo 111 and was stationed at Ft Leavenworth Kas before he moved to Anaheim 17 years ago He was a member ot the Christian church and the Hancock Masonic lodge at Ft Leavenworth Surviving are his wife Mrs Ziba Thompson Johnson of the home a daughter Mrs Phyllis Barge Anaheim and a grandson Services will be held at 2 Friday at the Vaughn chapel Weston burial in Pleasant Ridge cemetery Weston Friends may call from 7 to 9 o'clock Thursday at the chapel LAMBERT A KLOMP Lambert A Klomp 72 of 4605 Northeast Forty-eighth died Sunday at the North Kansas City Memorial hospital lie was a lifelong area resident He was a retired patrolman Jor the Kansas City police department Surviving are his wife Mrs Anna Klomp of the home tnree stepsons Stanley Jameson 3711 Northeast Forty-sixth terrace louts Jameson Louisville Ky and Paul Jameson Houston a sister Mrs Mary McCarthy 4440 Kairmount and eight grandchildren Services will be hld at 10 Wednesday at McGilley Antioch chapel burial in Mount Moriah cemetery The rosary will be said at 8 oVltck tonight at the chapel where friends mav call from 6 to 9 o'clock tonight VINCENT LUDWIG Vincent Ludwig 41 of 837 South Hardy Independence died yesterday at the home after apparently suffering a heart attack Mr Ludwig a lifelong area resident was an employee of the Fika Metal Product company Blue Springs and was a member of St Catholic church Surviving are his wife Mr ineva Ludwig and four sons KeKh Ludwig James Ludwig Ronald Ludwig and CrHlg Ludwig all of the home his parents Mr and la Mrs Henrv ludwig 135 three grandchildren Services will be held at 1 Wednesday at Mount Moriah chapel burial in Mount Moriah cemetery Friends may call from 7 to 9 o'clock tonight at the chapel The family requests no flowers and suggests contributions to the Florence Crittenton Home pa Okla and had lived in Kansas City Kansas 40 years Mrs Duncan was a Baptist Surviving are her husband Julius Duncan of the home two daughters Mrs Dorothy Frazier 2734 Spring Kansas City Kansas and Mrs Bessie Williams Chicago a stepdaughter Mrs Willa McDonald Chicago a stepson Julian Duncan 1821 Bast Tenth a sister Mrs Bertha Hill Glenwood Ark four grandchildren and aix greatgrandchildren Services will be held at 11 o'clock Thursday at the Thatcher chapel burial in West-lawn cemetery Friends may call at the chapel from 7 to 9 Wednesday DR KARL GONSER Dr Karl Barnard Gonser 56 Sedalia Mo formerly of Kansas City Kansas died last Tuesday at a Sedalia hospital after apparently suffering a heart attack Dr Gonser was born in Leavenworth Kas and was graduated from the University of Kansas medical school He had practiced medicine in Sedalia 25 years He was a veteran of World War II Surviving are his wife Mrs Rosemary Gonser of the home a son Karl Edward Gonser Rolla Mo two daughters Mrs Amelia Schoenen-berger 4628 Broadway and Misa Janet Gonser of the home his mother and stepfather Mr and Mrs Harvey LePage Sedalia a brother William A Gonser Kinston and two stepbrothers iulien LePage Ft Meade Md and Jean LePage 4915 West Sev- tal society the Missouri Dental jenty-eighth terrace Prairie Vil-association the American Den- lage Burial was in Sedalia tal association the American JOSEPH A green Joseph A Green 77 of 118 East Seventy-second died yesterday at the St Joseph hospital He was born in St Joseph Mo and bad lived here 76 years Mr Green was formerly a swtichman for the Union Pacific railroad retired owner of the former Exchange Buffet and a retired manager of the Elks club He was a member of St Elizabeth's Catholic church Mr Green was a member of the Knights of Columbus the Elks lodge and the Brotherhood of Society of Oral Surgeons and the International Association for Dental Research Dr Edwards was a World War I Army veteran He was a member of St Catholic church He also had served on the staffs of St and the General hospital Surviving are his wife Mrs Mary Now stop Gluing your dentures chapel ROBERT OLSON Robert Olson 75 of 525 Knickerbocker place died yesterday at the home Mr Olson was born in Chicago and lived here two years He was a retired regional manager for the American Standard Fluid Drive division New York He wae a member nl the Marble Collegiate church New York Mr Olson received a degree in mechanical engineering from the University of Illinois and was a member of Acacia A sister Mrs Ruth Bonneil of the home survives Private service will he held at 3 today at (he Second Presbyterian church cremation The family requests no flowers and suggests eontrih utmns to the School of the Onark MRS JOHN RAVEN Mrs Joanna Raven 60 of 2111 North Fifth Kansas City Kansas died yesterday at the University ot Kanaaa Medical Center She was born in Mineral Springs Ark and had lived in Wyandotte County 28 year Mrs Raven was a member of the Salem Baptist church and lta senior choir its Willing Workers club and its MRS MISSOURI STONE Mrs Missouri Stone 9fi of 1053 Garfield Kansas City Kansas died Saturday at St Margaret hospital She was born in Dallas and had lived in Wyandotte County 50 years She was a member of the Mount Carmel Church of God in Christ A niece Mrs Viola Rogers of the home survives WESLEY WICK AM Wesley Wickam 57 of 6533 Webster Kansas City Kansas died yesterday at Lakeside hospital He was born in St Joseph Mo and had lived in Kansas City Kansas 28 years Mr Wickam worked for the Wyandotte County Feed company and before that he had worked for Swift A Co 26 years He was a member of All Saints Lutheran church Surviving are his wifeb Mrs Alice May Wickam of the home two sons Albert Warren Wickam of the home and surviving are a stepson Ellis 1824 Northern Independence ana a stepdaughter Mrs Mabel Miller 1838 North Twenty-eighth Kansas City Kansas Mr Juanita Hightower 53 of 4212 Farrow Kansas City Kansas I at 11 Wednesday at the Mrs Jones chapel burial in Westlawn cemetery Friends may call from 6 to 9 tonight at the chapel Sam Walker 85 of 420 North Colorado at 1:30 o'clock Wednesday at the Blackman Guardian chapel burial in Mount Washington cemetery Friends mav call after 1 today at the chapel Whitney Young Jr Rites Set for Today The family of Whitney Young jr 49-year-old civil rights leader who died Thursday while swimming in Lagos Nigeria has requested that all expressions of sympathy be made through contributions to: The National Urban League 55 Eatf Fifty-second street You'll eat drink and laugh the way you used to Ask for ACRYLINE at your drugstore Your dentures will feet so good you'll forget about adhesives And almost forget about your dentures Broken Plates Fixed In 8 Minutes Break your plate? 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