The Kansas City Star from Kansas City, Missouri • 4

THE KANSAS CITY STAR TUESDAY MAY 22 1956 4 korth Jimmie Bob Miller Kathleen Mini nn Billy Howard Morton Jek Eugene Hi vtiat' VICTIM OF A CRASH DIES MRS WINIFRED NEATHERY WAS INJURED SUNDAY NIGHT Darby Bremerhaven Ocftn Siiior Roust-dura Exes! 1st Lisbe-: Mormtcsafa Hr STk: Lr Robinson Brsmsrlsa'sr SsaSarflsn ScS7: r'ora Msxicc Mum Antwerp San F-anri-co Hawaiian Runtis- Hawaii Hawaiian Craftsman Hawaii Vsrotds Malaga Mangarrlia Port PCsmbla Deaths Catholic church Burial will be in Mount Calvarr cemetery The rosary will be recited at 8 o'clock Wednesday night at the home The family will receive friends at the Reising chaoel from 6 o'clock this Tuesday night until 4 o'clock Wednesday and at the home and from then until service time of the Baptist church at Black-well She leaves her husband Neathery 3138 Campbell street a son Bobby Neathery 707 East Thirty-fourth street two of Arm Had Been Suffered ters Mrs Betty Bennett Oak One-Car Mishap That Occurred Near La Grove and Mrs Peggy Babb of the home two sisters Mrs Alice Slajor hre of Taxes Paid Out for Jackson County MRS NELLIE LOUISE PETERSEN Investigate Newcomer's prearrapgec funeral plan No obligation Adv bolted tank division of the Columbian Steel Tank company He had been bothered by an asthmatic condition the last few years and had taken sick leave about a month ago He had been with the tank company almost 40 years Mr Pagel leaves his wife Mrs Mary Pagel of home and a sister Mrs Marx Erfurth 1324 Cleveland avenue Kansas Citv Kansas the Patnci Ann Owens Plwrif Sandra Pruitt Elston Dwovim Rule John Samborski Donald Mac Shendan Dean Shields Gar Joseph Smith Herbert Smith Buter Snider Forrest Stewart Judith Iee Timherlak Billv Edwin Tippit Thompson Fred Todd Mary Kath- erlne Tortd Jnp Elizabeth Turpin iLn VT P-' Karen Rose Wagner James John Johnn Russell Webb Beverh Sue ilmlms niirv Kimiry Virgini Ann Colombo fiank Ljclctig Roberts Fort Scott Kas and Mrs Essie Meadows Vancouver Wash two brothers Leonard Facilities Watch Repairing REVENUE TO BE HIGHER iHickman Mills Woman Was Organizer of P-T A Group Mrs Nellie Louise Petersen 62 of near Hickman Mills died today at Research hospital where she had been a patient nine days Mrs Petersen was one of the MILLS Mrs Myrtle Henington Mills 66 of 3303 East Ninth died today at the Osteopathic hospital she was horn in Crystal Springs Miss and had lived here about 15 years Mrs Mills was a member of the Bales Baptist church She leaves a son Clvde Mills 2243 Denver two daughters Mrs Golda Carpenter of the home and Mrs Eleanor Webb Delta La a sister Mrs Mattie Davis Bossier Citv La and six grandchildren Funeral services will be held at 2 o'clock Thursday at the Bales Baptist church Burial will be in the Mount Washington Cvgne Kas in Mrs 3216 Olive night in a at 69 Collections in 1956 Will Increase Because of Prosperity Factor Official Says Johnson Longton Colo and Theron Johnson Ottawa Kas and nine grandchildren The body was taken to the Langsford chapel in Lee's Summit Funeral services and burial will be at Iola Kas SHIP ARRIVALS New ork United Stales Scuthampte-Otten Mary Southampton: he France 11 rr- staenkeifjcrd Oslo ren Cyjfne Kas Winifred Neathery 47 of street who was injured dangerously late Sunday motor car accident and 35 near La died late last night of Kansas he University JOEL WOODS RITES Services Will Be Held Wednes jewelry ca ifiin Wainnt and a member of the day for Former Store Owner Mills P-T A She past chairman of the Jlneia oe Mills Red Cross and Woods 4 of 433o College ave- member of the White he at 3:30 clock and the Marlborough pdnesday at the Stine Me-chapter of the Order of he Clure chapel Star Members of the East Gate Ma- Missouri Ciiy Mrs sonc lodge of which he was a suffered the and other in-i cemetery MOORE Mrs Sylvia Bunn Moore iaI 81 died today at the home 116 East Medical Center Seventieth She was born in Essex! County Ontaiio and had lived here Mrs Neathery since 1907 Mrs Moore leaves a son Qrrrl Herbeu Bunn Moore of the home loss OI an arm two daughters Mrs Pearl Brown of juries She was a passenger in the home and Mrs Cora Upbegraff1 Detroi' a sister Mrs Fuller a car driven by Douglas Eugene Richboro Fa two brothers Alvin Bunn and Forest Bunn both of Kingsville Ontario two grandchildren and feur great-grandchildren Ford 39 of 2125 Summit street The ear went out of control and member the serv was the Sporting at Tenth The A total of $20324933 from 1955 tax revenue has been paid out to' operate all schools in Jack-sen Countv and the county and cjfy library systems Alvin Hatten county collector re-j ported today I This total represents 7066 per cent of all taxes collected by Hat-ten and is $5456419 more than the school and library share of taxes in 1952 In that year the daughters school and library share 61 per cent of 53 taxing authorities Estimate on Collections Hatten estimate that this year's total collections for all the taxing authorities would be near 32 million dollars was based chiefly on the continuing rise of real estate valuations and new motor car purchases Last year this total collection amounted to S2S7656h0 organizers Hickman was a Hickman was a Shrine Eastern Born in Petersen Mills She leaves Petersen was Bunkley Jackson Lee Hundred County Hollenbeck two sisters lah Nankervis three Lawndale Milam SPIT lER Mrs Rachel Irma Spiller i6 vears old who came to Kansas! Citv about a month ago from her home in Amarillo Tex for medical treatment died today at St Luke's PARK HILL DIPLOMA LIST Exercise Will Be Held Tonight at ParkvQle School These seniors will reefive di plomas at commencement exercises at 8 o'clock tonight at the Park Hill high school Park- viPe: Evpn Mane Anderson Frank Anderton Kaihrjn Joann Baldwin Robert Leon Bairow Willard Bernan Marguerite Bem Sandra Helen Black The resa Blogm Rebecca Sue Brenner Oar' Battmgat dnei Chailot Patrick offe John Arthur Campbell Marjorie Cox Jerry Cunningham Carolina Ann frbo" Norman Eugene heckaid Robeita Louise Deiamore Carroll Dohrn Dwaine Claude Dunham Beverh Ann FJliott Martha Sue Fletcher Bill Foley Harry Dean Fox Howard Fox Richard Plain Glaeser Edith fTiatn! Norman Fl Gresham Jimme iee Ha mr Eva Marie Hamck F-'drtie Joe Higgins Helen Ioraine Hon as Lee Huonkci Cliarita Johnson Keith Johnson Anii Mtiif Knzora Mrv Lcuisf Krnf' 0i' r'E'mord Kli'tlP' Rohr' Knoth Rn ltr Knotln Msiv Fllfn jsVr Kn-n Lou(lr William Samual Marsh Shuron Myr- Lawson Branham Ted Otllham John Miller had lived near Hickman about 45 years her husband Erode of the home two Mrs Bonna Lee 7003 East One Hundred Thirteenth street terrace County and Mrs Donna Williams 7003 East One Twelfth street Jack-son a son Leonard Jack 9000 East Seventy-fourth street Jackson County Mrs Mrytle Ayers Citv She was graduated Whittier Laltf Hogan high school Mrs brothers Fred switchboard operator at Calif and Farl will conduct ices Mr Woods formerly operator of the Joe Woods Goods company street and Grand avenue pallbearers Ernest Wood hiduard Overby Oliver Roellich Burial will be in the rempiprv Mrs Harriet A of 8514 Eastern Hickman died today at St Mary's after a one-week Illness sas Her Citv Bolt Nut husband Robert THE was the only vehicle involved Another passenger John Ford 52 Waverly Mo uncle of Douglas Ford suffered a head injury in the accident He was reported in fair condition today Mrs Neathery was born in Erie Kas and was a resident cf Blackwell Okla and Iola Fas before moving here in 1948 She was an employee of the Davis Furnace company here Mrs Neathery was a member Memorial hospital She was a native and life-Park llong resident of Amarillo She leaves liter husband Wees Spiller Jr a son King 22 Bobby Glen Spiller two daughters Mills' Bettv Carrol Spiller and Billie Jean hospital Spiller her mother Mrs Frankie Mrs KIur McDowell a bother Frank McDowell from the and Mrs Gladys Presterage all of Klug was Amarillo and a sister Mrs Esther the Kan- Bates 7409 Virginia avenue Screw Co King of the TILLERY-Mrs Sallie Margaret BUT YOU AIN'T SEEN THIS YEAR BEAT and Leslie both of Los Angeles grandchildren NOTHING YET' THE HEAT home Is a purchasing agent for Tillery 84 of 8408 Holmes died to-the American Hospital Supplv cor- dav at the Lakeside hospital She poration Mrs Klite was a member was born in Kenawah Countv West lot St Catherine's Catholic church Virginia and had lived here 19 (She also leaves her father Anthony vears Mrs Tillery was a member of jW Hauber and a sister Miss Agnes the Calvary Baptist church and the lM Hauber both of 5411 Rockhill Women's Benefit association She Transit imnanv Official Dies af road and another sister Mrs leaves a daughter Mrs BerniPe 2 Barbara Roberts Lake View terrace Sneiulal of the home: two sons HlS I eillisy ania Home Platte County Funeral services will Frank Tillerv Slater Mo and JVT ad he held at 9 o'clock Thursday at St Raymond Tillerv 315A East Allentown Pa May -i'al Francis Xavier's Catholic church Eighteenth and two grandchildren Thomas Nieholl 63 presi- Burial will be In the Mount Olivet Funeral services and burial will be The school and library share lr a 4-year period in a summary-prepared Bensted Hat-ten's auditor shows the following collection and percentage proportions Percentage IIoxc io have Answ ereci prayer 7066 with th TIME TESTED WATERLESS A8R CONDITIONER 1955 19o4 IS 777827 1953 15843 86 1 1952 14868516 in Slater 6722 rnmnanv died last at his! LERMX Severo Lerma 87 of 2514 WATKINS Svlas Watkins 70 of company men last ninx av Charlotte dled iaft night at lhe 34 North Cedar Intercity district i General hospital He was born in died todav at the Lakeside hospital direc-' Mexico and had lived here about He was born in Ottawa Kas and 33 years Until 1946 when he re- had lived in this area about three tired Mr Lerma was employed by years Mr Watkins was a retired the Santa Fe railroad He was a farmer He leaves his wife Mrs 96-61 home after a brief illness Nieholl who took over 'tion of the firm last November share aiso retained his position as Total Similarly $69815139 shown is the of the county for operations of resident of the Pueblo Transit member of Our Ladv of Sorrows Grace Watkins of the home: i Catholic church He leaves his wife three sons Merle Watkins 1100 Trail departments institutions and debt retirement: Percentage 1955 1954 1953 1952 Mrs Canuta Lerma and a daugh-: ridge Independence: Donald Wat-ter Mrs Carmen Ibarra both of kins 9131 Askew and Harrv A Wat- the home: two sons Lino Lerma kins 17301 Mize Independence and 646 Shawnee Kansas City Kansas four grandchildren Funeral services a and Mike Lerma Mexico 10 grand-1 wm be held at 1:30 o'clock Thurs-of children and six great-grandchil- dav at the Blackman chapel dren The rosary will be recited at I Funeral Services Mrs Francine Miller 61 of 6514 Indiana be held at 8:30 Thursday at Paseo at 9 o'clock Thursday at the chapel and at 9 at the tde Newcomer Chanel and at 9:30 and later held positions as re- ollr Ladv of Sorrows Catholic at St Peter's Catholic These are the principal taxing search engineer and vice-presi- church Burial will be in thechurch graveside services and Mount Olivet cemetery Total $24334845 Modest Mounl UInet' meterv- INSTALLED AND GUARANTEED IY authorities remaining dent of the Cleveland Railway nheili cemeterU xin-ton amounts of revenue were and vice-president and Mrs The rosary will be recited' at 8 Uted to the State of -dssoun onigeneral manager of the Third citv Kansas! o'k Wednesday nisht at the a small levy various city treas- Avenue Transit-company of New latter a long illness Mrs Markie had 7cmjackL cUkP John Pendie-urers on a state assessment of York City He alsosdid consult- waTmemb of I10" Gueeen Earl Chsnsior and ari-jng Work in Detroit the state of railroads and utilities the ChristaVheaKing Catholic church chester McGrurv and Frltz Whlte Christian Scientists have found how to have answers to their prayers and are putting their understanding to the test in all manner of human need I hey are many to a remarkable degree that Christ method of healing bv prayer is practical todav Science and Health with Kev to the Scriptures by Mary Baker Kddv the Chi istian Science textbook is show ing them hrnr to solv the problems of daily life healing tear sickness and lac In gratitude thev base subscribed these advertisements and invite you to investigate for yourself Science and Health may br read horreraed or ttur chased at any Christian Science Recidinz Roam or send So and a copy uni I be mailed postpaid Christian Science READING ROOMS 1104 Baltimore Avenue IRWHi -NICHOLS INC DE 3-2100 5001 59th St Mo water and in Shanghai ous districts lor fire sewers etc Big Increase in It will be noted that in Wyandotte County She leaves a Mrs Helen Fritton Hughes 39 of son Joseph Markie of the home 5909 Wornall road at 9 o'clock and a brother Marcel Buckey Em- Wednesday at the Visitation Oath-ooria Kas Funeral services will be olic church: rosarv recitation bv the at 8:30 o'clock Thursday at the home Rockhurst circle at 8:30 o'clock to and pt 9 o'clock at Christ the King night at the New Jersey China During World War II he was director of the highway trans- the amount g-ing to schools and division of the office of de- lihraries lumped up to transportation He leaves his wife Mrs Ruth per cent and the countv share An Nieholl his mother Mrs Ann dropped to 2094 per cent In' that year the Pendergast-con- trolled county court got into a wrangle with tlie county high Wood Nieholl Anderson Ind three sons Thomas Nieholl 4005 West Sixty-sixth street Prairie Village Harry Nieholl and Hugh Months to 20 Yeors Psy If you qualify) I £01 TrooM A vc 107 Gregors Blvd 7 39th St 7147 Prospect Av 26-18 Highland Ave 1120 3 In St SupsJt-FRIED 2 CHICKEN Served JVedtiesday till 9 fV7 FORUM way engineer slashing his levy The aggregate county levy for that year finally was set at 55 cents on the $100 of assessed valuation the lowest shown in available county records which go hack to 1932 Last year Jhe aggregate county levy was 69 cents For this ear it tentatively is set at 71 cents with a final levy deci- UU dlpd eary t0fiaV 3t thP sion to be made in August Some of the fluctuations of school and library percentages during the 4-year period are due to changing levies from year to year? in the many districts involved Hatten explained Nieholl both of Cleveland and a daughter Mrs Charles Burn? ham BirmirTgham Ala WILLIAM PAGEL Columbian Steel Tjink Official as 70 Years' Old William Pagel 70 a life-ime resident of Greater Kansas home 2407 Washington boule- vard Mr Pagel was manager of thejli Famous 133 Van Brunt 4642 Troost A 6310 Biooksidr Plaza 4636 Wyandotte St St Joseph 712 Francis Si Trenton 302 7lh Kansas City Kansas 7th at State Ave 4001 Strong Ave ChWicorhe Locust St Independence 108 Pleasant Sf Mount Washington 9300 Independence Avt North Kansas City 2121 Gentrv St Merriam Merriam Dr A 7th St Mission 591? Woodson Rd Olathe 115 Water St Overland Park 7821 Marty Av If 1212 Mniii Sfrcet Open Oail A In 9 I mm h'F-IST DFFESh I 7RI TH Arab Elders Feel the Town Would Not Be 'Hacked Jerusalem Viav 22 API Government sources said todav Arab elders in Nazareth are objecting to building of air raid shelters The elders are convinced that in the event of war Nazareth Would be spared from attack the sources said Air raid shelters are under construction in almost ail towns in Israel Modern Nazareth is inhabited rrm-My by about 20000 Arab Moslems and Christians Repeated by popular request! PIUBtlS IMPORTED BINOCULARS Tempter Sandwiehes A Hot-weather Delight Roasl Reef or Baked llsim on Rye or Pumpernickel Bread 25 f'wrnori Also try famous Tempter COLD SALADS and BAKED BEANS Tempter ESTA IIU NTS lift I 1 1 Main OOO Grand complete with cose (limited Supply) New See the A't Clete-Up See Boudreo Sloughter Power! Go Together Going Your Wny! in DEATHS OVER THE NATION York Cleveland Rodgers 71 foi mer edcor of the Brook! Eagie and one-time York Ci planning inner and ar authoirv Walt whitman the poet New Hortense Nonath 52 noted concert plan st whose New Friends of Music" sporsoied annua! chamber music concert fl Town Hall from 1936 to 1953 Fitts ot gh Kenneth Reid i former xecutfve rector of the Izaak Walton League of America and rcertly named the lMgua 4 honorary ru dent MinneaDol Mrs Kllwood Jenkins wife Gf thp or rd hairman of First Rank stock corporation and a director of the League of Catholic Women jV: Open Tonight 8:30 Just open a savings or checking account (as little as $100) at the WARD Parkway Bank These quality imported binoculars will give you an "upfront seat" for baseball Starlight Theatre other outdoor and indoor recreation They're yours os a gift because we wont you to come in get acquainted and open an account with us From then on we're sure our friendly personalized service with every modern banking facility keep you on us Stop in right away! WARD Parkway Bank 4727 Wyandotte On th Country Club Plata Phon WE 1-4060 AH deposit! insured up to 10000 by Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation IN PHAIRIE VILLAGE A 3RD IN NORTH KANSAS CITY TkpPaCacp VSSSSSi MAR tbucre tei ZOML XPVIRAV Men's or Special Ends Saturday Plenty of Free Parking SWEATERS O'er 0rr DOWN TOWN TRAFFIC rr ANY SHAPE-ANY STYLE PROFESSIONALLY CLEANED BLOCKED fZT FACTORY TRAirVEU FIR EXPERTS MM PICKED UP AND DELIVERED it's sure good to hear a few kind words about the transit company these days! Folks seem to appreciate this new idea in the downtown zone girls are hopping the bus or streetcar for a quick shopping trip during noon hour the men to reach their favorite restaurant those suburban bus commuters think it's great to get to their work quickly and cheaply bringing the whole business district closer together there were a few gripes when we put in the downtown plan to make the dime ride possible Just like I gripe when my wife moves my favorite chair in the living room After a few davs I wonder why I thought of it myself Folks soon get to see that has a sound reason to get them out of Downtown faster if you aren't already one of my regular riders why not try that Dime-and-Ride tomorrow? Who knows maybe like 2-DAY SERVICE CASH CARRY TFUMMfmc Wii! Resfyie Your To a new style OLD FUR COAT CAPE or STOLE I Many Styles to Select Satisfaction Guaranteed NET EASTER RCARDING fh Trffe 0tr Sea from Dm leaf Re Dm cr tnsEi tctrr (Mi tmk 'SCAIS IWW jer Jir tiDUCO 2( 3 esquire 30TH ST (m pwui th Opmtoi 1956 KANSAS CITY PUIUC SERVICE COMPANY LAUNDRY DRY CLEANERS I 3239 TROOST VA 1-191 1 Any laundry eleonirta brouaht i bcfarc 2 Morioy rtrouqli Saturday raady 3 hours iotor )pen 6 A to 10 Sundays to I Mj Sri s-.