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'1- I ID 4 a I 14 THE KANSAS CITY TIMES. WEDNESDAY. AUGUST (3. 1952. BUSY DAY AT 4-H FAIR NAMED TO JUSTICE POST.

stration of just how a young farmer operates and maintains a farm tractor. the necessity for a complete overhauling of his department. He is said to have accepted their view. ghost of Wichita. They were married at Augusta.

May 19, 1949, and have one child. The petition charged cruelty. Deaths Key Shale-up Role for Ross L. Malone of New Mexico. Scott.

Piper: ber mother. Mrs. C. O. Wilson.

Lee's Summit; a sister. Mrs. Perry Brooks. Marshall, two brothers. Joseph Wilson, Chicago, and Charles WilAon.

Tarpon Springs. Fla. Services will be held at, 2 o'clock Thursday at the Alden Harrington chapel. 13onner Springs. Burial will be in Chapel Hill cemetery.

Wyandotte County. MORE THAN 400 PARTICIPATE AT LEE'S SUMMIT PARK. $1: LEFT OFF BALLOT. CAR CR4SII INJURES PRIESTS. AD RTIsEMILVIr.

MRS. GOLLD F. BE JUL "SALT FREE" Many of the Contest AVinners Will Take Part in Jackson County Show Beginning To when her grandfather's coonhound nearly bit it out. Skin graft surgery was required at the University of Kansas Medical Center to replace the skin on her face which the bite removed. Attendants there said a tooth went In deeply above her eye.

The skin was not found after the incident. The child was with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Fletcher, Gridley, playing with the hound. They believed they hit the dog and angered it.

Attendants at the center reported her condition as, good after what they termed successful operation to preserve the contour of her face. DEATHS IN KANSAS. Arkansas CityMrs. Sarah C. Burton.

82, tot mer resident of Therm. Mo. AdmireAlhert Paine, 82, tot me count commissioner of Lnn County. a past president of the on County lp-arm Bureau and formerly county director or the Production Citedu association funeral at Methodist church heir this Wednesday afternoon. Wichita Funeral services wilt he held here Vedhesday afternoon for Fred Budd.

riX. who died Sunday in the Santa Fe hospital at A inuquerque he retired last Pe Site Was Wile or Fortner Partner in Car Aeresories Firm. Mrs. Myrtle M. Beach.

5531 Crestwood drive. died yesterday at the home. She had been ill eight months. She was the wife of Gould F. Beach a partner in the Beach-Wittmann motor car accessories firm before he re.

tired in 1930. Mrs. Beach was born in Lincoln, and had been a resident of Kansas City thirty-six years. She was a member of the Sixth Church of Christ, Scientist. One Victim North of St.

Joseph Is in Critical Condition. St. Joseph, Aug. (AP) Two Catholic priests were injured. one critically late today when their car overturned on highway 71 just north of St.

Joseph. Injured were the Rev. Edward J. Hilgeman, 26, Brentwood, driver, and the Rev. John Morse, Fulton, Mo.

Both are in St. Joseph's hospital here. Hospital attendants said the condition of Father Hilgeman was critical. He suf fered multiple bruises ang, shock, Father Morse remained at the hospital for observation. Rites for Mrs.

Louisa rtirig. The pallbearers for the services for Mrs. Louisa A. Uhrig. 85.

of 733:: Walnut. at 9 o'clock Thursday at St. Elizabeth's Catholic church. will he Joseph V. Lynch.

Clarence C. Farley, Robert A. Byrne, Joseph B. Dostal. Joseph H.

Troll, Waiter Debold. John L. Deyers and William L. Mc Cool. The rosary will be said at 3 o'clock this Wednesdav at the Me llody Mc Gilley Eylar chapel by the Tabernacle society of St.

Elizabeth's church and at 8 o'clock this Wednesday night at the Mellody- McGilley-Eylar chr.pel. Rites for Mrs. Fred Staker. Private services for Mrs. Blanche M.

StAker. 6020 Central street. wife ot Fred M. Staker. a vice-president of tne Commerce Trus company.

will be held at 3730 o'clock this Wednesday it the Stine McClure chapel. Cremation. NEW FOODS for LOW SODIUM DIETS When nortor says Tut welt. those low sodium foods fore's NO-SALTTaitts I loots n.es cones Ilk. SALT Contstris no An.

Use It freely. NO-SALT 55 go. Abater Jar FRENCIIIITE Dressing Merle without set ne clear. Use Frenchett instead NI Frenell 49 DT1111 IDE. Ong 3 calorie' to teaspoonful Killeore's NOT ROLL NIX.

Jose a.til water. roll out end 'lr, i tote GDelirious men. De roil' 5 milli- pod Instead ef the AC usual jar stay Dietitian COCONUT COOKIEStow S.ndiunt. 494 1w Calories. diet delign Dietletrin ICE CREAM MIX lie, or ranilla loe marls eakily.

Low 33s sodium. Low calories Sumner County Errs on Gubernatoriat Candidate. Vellington, Aug. Sumner County officials found to their embarassment tonight that the name of one of five candidates for the Democratic nomination for governor was omitted from the county's official ballot. Omitted was the name of Robert G.

Martin, 29-year-old Wichita contractor. Except to confirm that the omission was a printer's error not caught by Joe E. NS'augh, county clerk, Ford Harbaugh, county attorney, had no comment. liarbaugh, a 'Republican, went into his lawbooks for the answer to the question, what next? Waugh, like Martin a Demo: (Service of the New York Times.) Washington, Aug. 5.Ross L.

Malone of Roswell, N. has been chosen as deputy attorney general to succeed A. Dewitt Vanech. His appointment may be announced tomorrow by James P. McGranery, the attorney general.

Vanech resigned yesterday to become a candidate for the United States Senate from Connecticut. He will seek the Democratic nomination for the seat left vacant by the death of Senator McMahon. Malone is expected to become a key man in McGranery's plans for reorganization of the Department of Justice. The attorney general has discussed, these plans with members of the House judiciary subcommittee, headed by Representative Frank L. ('hell which is investigating the Department of Justice.

At several conferences with McGranery, it is understood that' members of the Chelf committee have sought to impress upon him' 4 D.Clrian ChM-low Pudd 35 tmg. se-Tinge SWEETLOW Vrafero. Creavor veers. Act Is 'ow sodium; Bowlers. or I Se ices-Mrs.

Laura Morrow. 77. of Woodland. at 10 o'clock Thursday at Newcomer chapel: burial in Memorial Park cemetery. -Ak St7ES A WICHITA WIFE.

Reno, Aug. 5.A suit seeking a divorce was filed here today by John Edward Schrenghost Dorothy SchrenL22 Ask for (ample() list. NATURAL FOOD CENTER 104 East 10th, K. Mo. VI.

4582 crat also had no decision on th-e7: ember 29 Wier ears of service tor possibility of a prolest until 11 (1': a ree r71 genera' 1 fittilictirxd r0i .1 erhieoa Idnnenjt OTHER DEATHS IN GREATER KANSAS CITY. PIENNETTRair-y I. Bennett. 6s. of 3615 Dover, Wyandotte County.

flied yesterday at the University ol Kansas Medical Center. he nad been ill three months. Mr. Bennett was born In East Liverpool. 0.

and bad been a resident of Wyandotte County about live vents. Previously tie was a resident of Beebe. Ark. Be was an employee of a dairy farm In Wyandotte County for a short time and hart been a maintenance man at the Professional buildinz a month when he became ill. Surviving are his wife.

Mrs. Marie Bennett of the home: tour sons. Robert Bennett and Elmer Bennett Cr the home. and Waiter Bennett and Kenneth Bennett. 1127 lklemaaL Wvandctte County.

and tun daugnters. Mrs. Dorothy Barrentine. Boebe, and Mrs. Stella 14opchas, Point Richmond, Calif.

Joseph M. Carroll. 42. of 23 South Seventeenth. Kansas City.

Kansas. at 7:45 o'clock Friday at Butler chapel. cod at 8:15 o'clock at St. Peter's Catholic cathedral; burial In Mt. Calvary cemetery.

The rosary will be said at o'clock Thursday night at the chapel. railiond before it was purchased by the itanta Fe and an auditor Witn the Santa Fe until hts retirement in 1939 after forty-eight in the railroad business 'Ars. Alma Frances Estes. 64.... Ntrs.

Mat). K. Turley. SO. a Kansan most of ner life.

with many years spent in the Bigelow community. II pev sK790 THESE PRICES GOOD TODAY AND THURSDAY SWIFTS ORIOLE SLICED -I: 1' I' -0T )) 4, '-N learned the outcome of the statewide vote. Sumner County normally casts a Democratic vote of 1,000 to 1,500. Presumably, observers said. any protest would go to Harold R.

Fatzer, state attorney general, to determine what solution is provided in state law. Reached at his NVichila office. Martin said he "expected a lot of votes from down there." -I have a lot of friends there," he said. He added that he would demand a recount if the vote is close enough. "I expect to be catching up with Rooney (Charles Rooney.

early leader in the race I before midnight and this mistake might make the difference between defeat and winning," he said. Mrs. Acnes Wolski. 67. of 14 South Sixth.

Kanscas City. Kansas, at 8 o'clock Thursday at, Butler chapel nd at 830 eclock at St. Joseph's Catholic church; burial in Mt. Calvary cemetery. The rosary will he said at 7:45 o'clock tonight at the chapel.

James William Ogees. 131. of 3305 Montuall. at II o'clock this Wednesday at Newcomer chapel: burial in Leavenvvorth. Kas.

A (laughter. Mrs. Ellsworth Sacks. BiloX. among the survivors.

Amtust Eklund. 53. Thirtrrinth and Phelps road. Jackson County. at 2 o'clock 'Thursday at church.

Independence; burial in Mound (rote cemetery. at 11 clock this Wednes- aN at eWCOMPr chapel; burial in Kas. A (laughter. Mrs. Ellsworth Biloxi.

Miss, is among the survivors. Auust William Eklund. 53. nint and Phelps road. Jackson count.

at 2 o'clock IhursciaSt at church. Independence; burial Mound Grose cemetery. More than 400 boys and girls took part yesterday in the Jackson County 4-11 club fair in the city park in Lee's Summit. The 2-day fair, which ends today, will merge with the Jackson County fair tomorrow through Saturday at the park. Many contest winners will corn' pete in the county fair.

The 4-II winners probably Nvill find themselves in competition with F. F. A. members at the county fair. 1any Clubs Participate.

About 1,000 persons watched the competition in which representatives from tvventy-eight 4-11 clubs participated. The high point was last night When members held a traditional candle-lighting ceremony, forming a circle and reciting the 4-11 club pledge. The grand champion baby beef contest was won by Monte Fink, son of Mr. and Mrs. Monte Fink, route No.

2, Lee's Summit. Monte is a member of the Prairie Lee 4-11 club. Other winners: Dairy breeding Holsteins. Myrna Olfon. daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Gus Olfon. route No. 3. Indepenri- eanuceer.

Independence stlir Shirley Pion edra 141 g- tht club: (0)i Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Short. route No. I.

Lee's Summit. Prairie Lee 4-It club. and Jersey. Jerry Itertvog. son (It Mr.

and Mrs. Van Ilertzog, route No. 2, Lees Summit, Cedar dill 4-1-i club. Fat lambKenneth Necessary. son of Mr.

and Mrs. Freeman Necestiry. Lees Summit. Prairie Lee 4-It club. About fifty girls look part in ia (tress review divided into twil 'classes, one for girls under and a second for girls over 14.

Each girl was required to make and model her own dress. Sin Dress Contests. Jane Todd. daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

G. E. Todd, route No. 4. Independence, and a member of the Independence Pioneer 4-11 club, von the contest for girls under 14.

Carlene Lynch, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Lynch, 3407 Cedar avenue. Intercity district, member of the Prairie Lee 4-H club, won the other contest. At the near-by high school, more than 1.000 home economics displays were shown.

Mechanization on the farm Nvill flavor events today when more than thirty boys will give a demon BACON Lb. 49c PLUS DEPOSIT 111 Bottle op 11 via Carton Ira Ego CarCA cozta BROYLESFrank M. Brovles 6ti. died yesterday at toe Jackson County Little Blue. wisere he had been a patient two rxeeks.

He bad been Ill four inonths. Mr. Broyles was born in Milan. and had been a resident of Grand- Thirty-view since 1941. Ile was a construe-1 tion worker.

Survis ing are his wile. Mrs. Amy D. Broyles of the home; three sisters. Mrs.

Lillie M. Bethel. Wyandotte County; Mrs. Ola Smith. Mooresville.

and Mrs. Pearl Effie Peterson. 72. of Sidney Villiamson. Topeka, anti 7400 Wabash.

at 2 o'clock Thursday three brothers. George Bros ies. 2031 at Newcomer chapel; burial in Mt. Rensington; James M. Broyles.

Col-I Morlah cemetery. lax. and Harrison Broyles. rs. DalyI-Cs-3r 72.

or 1104 al. ns. 'rex. I rorth Nuietet- nth. kansas cit V.

elitircn.tHansas, at 230 o'clock Thursday at Poi ter clhipel: burial In Highland cemetery. TO YOUR DOOR MANY VARIETIES ifi LEAN FRESH GROUND BEEF Lb. 59c White Thomson Seedless GRAPES Lb. 2iec .0 1 1S. ES nut! Golden Cup Cahrs Butterscotch and White Fudge Icing 40c (8 to Pkg.) lulls.

LIS (8 to Pkg.) iltie COON 1101NIP BUCES CHILD. CHURCHMrs. Mathie P. Chnrco. IC.

of 5013 Roe. ITheland Park. died yesterday at a nursing home 3231 Prokcpect where she had heen resident months. She had CHURCHMrs. P.

IC. of 5013 Roe. Hoeland Park. (1a.1 Prospect. wnere Fre nau "run resident seven months.

She had Susan of Mzollion, Is Set erely Injured. LARGE SIZE GLOBE YELLOW ONIONS 2 Lbs. 19c 6 DELICIOUS FLAVORS JELLO 3 pkg. 21c THURSDAY VARIETIES BREAD Home Style Manor, Large. 18c Wheat 16c Crushed Wheat 17c Rye 18c Salt Rising 23c Individual Tea Rolls 20c (8 to pkg.) Apple 69c Pie Golden 46c Pound Cake Cinnamon Rolls 41c (10 to Pkg.) tisari Domes.

3. (laughter of Mr. and Mrs. NVil liam Domes, Madison, suffered near loss of her right eye last night Crunch Cake Donuts (8 to Pkg.) 35c DEL MONTE FRUIT COCKTAIL No. 212 dol2M Can la.A1C PURE CANE SUGAR 10 Lbs.

S9c i todey's list Sty! 1 I.44f 1 414. torilt POTA 43c Oatmeal Cookies SEE THE MANOR MAN OH PHONE VA. 6100 DEVFIN IN 31101'itt. been ill six years. Mrs.

Church WaS Arnold, 51, well known born in Nit. Vernon. and hadtocal been a resident. of Kansas City about' Moore. 7sli longtIme of died at his farm fifty years.

She had made her peOod. of health. with a son. Ernest E. Church.

a 76, who had Igiont years. She was a member of the s.oe 0 lire on orp farm. Southridge Presbyterian n. ii.une:al bore Niondas, for Also surviving are another son, ileorgP e. Stafford for-own TPSI- dot.

who d.ed his home in Joseph. a io. Berbert C. Church. 504 South Glad stone.

and two sisters-in-law. Miss empie Church and Miss Jennie T. P. RC.SSELL DIES Al 88. Church.

3529 Park. Services will rte tield at 3 o'clock Thursday at the Cape Girardeau Leader Had Held Southridge Presbyterian h. several Public Posts. Burial will be In Mt. Moriah ceme- tery.

Cape Girardeau, Aug. 5. 6ONLEY Mrs. Marie Pickering (AP--T. P.

Russell, a pioneer Conley. 57. widow of Carl Conley. no lumber manufacturing and Ford dealer at Cocrdia. Kas died l-esterday at the University otiretailing, died today in a Cape kansas Medical Center.

Her husband Girardeau hospital. Ile N'as Sc. (lied nine years ago. Survivnyz, pie i.ussell served as superin- El daughter. Mrs.

Thomas F. Seymour. Dallas. two sons. Jim of forestry for 'Missouri Salina.

and Sergt. jack Coti-lat. Ille 1903 Si. Louis World's lev. Wichita Fails.

and a sister Miss Watinetia Pickerin4. fair. lie also had served as a 1 ex. trItrn her of the board of regents JACKSONMrs. Flla J.

Jackson, at the Southeast Missouri State 66, died Vebterday it the home 1.. st dauehter. Mrs. Cr nere and was eek. 5 a member Fast Forty-second terrace, the Missouri Eleemosynary' Befor she beceme ill a year avo t-1 board.

Russell was a past pre-. the home was at 1873 Fast Sevenyt- eohth about thirty-seven Tars. Se swing sludge in the county court was the widow of Albert M. Jackson. of Madison County.

Fr. Mrs. Jackson was born in West-. iv Lape Girardeau resident the tester County. N.

and had been 8 resident of Kansas City forty years.ilast fifty years, Russell is sur I 0 VAVE. AG IA FRYER Ea. 29c IVO ROOST AVE. NES Ea. 29c I if I C' I i Fresh Cauniry Unclassified EGGS Dori 49c 49c ee rv, 4,77:::, A A.

Also suniving are another vived to daughters and two Mrs Mildred Steinbeek, 5021 Wvan- dotte: two sons. Albert 1 uneral services will be jr 816East Forty-sIxtb, North. and held It 0- 7.t 7.:.., 1. I James E. Jackson.

Rock Island. end two sisters. Mts. Charles Stam--; and Mrs. Edna Cook.

Bridgeport Conn. Services will be at 2 cclock Thursday at the Wagner, chapel. Burial will be in Forest kiill Cemetery. RONNABARGAR-- Mrs. Loella Ronhabargar.

76. died last night at the Lakeside hospital. where She been a patient a week. She made her home the last two years worn a brother, Casey W. Gordon.

Cleveland. Mrs. Ronnabargar IA as born in Jefferson City and had been a resident of Greater Kansas City fifty She was a member of the Cleveland Avenue Methodist church. Also surviving are another brother, Edgar P. Gordon.

St. Loins. Pnd a sister. Mrs. Minnie M.

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Rout SWIFT" DRIE OCEAN SALE, SWIF SHOCKLEY Mrs. Lela Latfoon Shockley. Odessa, vesterclay at the Kansas City Convalescent borne. 3200 Nor ledge. She Was an earl y-do- resident of Westport.

5ur-1 l'Iing are six sons. Murvin Shockley. St. Joseph. Re() Shockley.

Paxton. Russell Robert Shockley. Odessa; Fhockley, Denver. and Walter Shockley. Armour.

a Mrs. Gertrude Hollensvi.ort h. Platte City: a sister, Mrs. Ada Mae Latioon Dickey. 11424 Elizabetn.

Sugar Creek. and a brother. J. F. Lalloon.

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