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The Kansas City Times from Kansas City, Missouri • 8

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i Tu 1 -V T- 1- -i 1 i 3 jr 'tf 1 THE KANSAS CITY TIMES MONDAY MAY 28 195fi 8 Firemen Cheated of Fun By Group of Teen-Agers any hospital Mr Bezowski was born sons Robert A Johnson 603 North in Germany and had been a resident Thirty-first Kansas City Kansas and of Kansas City Kansas 33 years Richard Porter Tampa Fla ana He was a retired farmer Surviving three sisters Mrs William Barnes are a son Harrv Bezowski of the Green Forest Ark Mrs Orval Cnlla-home two stepdaughters Mrs Jessie way Redstar Ark and Mrs Myrtle Klamm 214 North 'Twenty-sixth and Clark Chaimelview Tex Mrs Martha Wing 128 Boot Marv Woodward 6100 West Fifty-third place Mission and six brothers Anthony Springer 641 Northrop John Springer 910 Ohio Joseph Springer 800 Ohio a Kansas City Kansas police sergeant Michael Springer 1027 Ohio Louis Springer 6844 f'eery and George Springer 740 oillo tiervlces will be held at 8:30 o'clock Tuesday at the Skradski-Stlne chapel and at 9 o'clock at the Holy Family church Burial will be in ttuii IV XI UI II Hi let I tar ill 14 KERN John Kern 79 of Liberty died yesterday at the home after a long Illness He us born in Bavaria Germany had been a resl- 4519 Twentv-llfth and two tie peon VVll-Xord a dent of Kansas Citv since 1903 and was an American citizen He retired in 1918 from the George Muehlehach AUGUSTDORF Germany May 27IAP) The old house was readv to fall down of Mount Calvary cemetery The rosary its own weight its wood gnawed hollow by insects The firemen in this forest village decided they could get in some first rate practice by setting it afire and filming the work of the firefighters Elaborate plans were laid City Kansas died yesterday at Mercy hospital Denver Mr Sumerwell moved to Denver from Kansas City Kansas about 25 years ago In Kansas City Brewing company Mr Kern was a SUMERWELL Ruell Summer-Drink wejj 79 fonnr resident of Kansas the Guardian Angels Catholic church rBrfrTaDNn Wokers hron local No 46 a patient three months He was horn in Durham C- and was a resident of Kansas £-'Uv 10 years until he moved to Hume 10 years aeo He was a retired farmer Mr Carver was and the Holy Name society Surviv ing are his wife Mrs Mary Kern of the home a daughter Mrs Ann Lewis 2103 West Forty-second Kansas City Kansas a stepdaughter A Major Office Equipment Corporation ith Present Office in Kansas Desires to Interview Responsible Individual Capable of Operating a Factory Sales Agency Briefly State in letter Qualifications for Interview ith Home Office Represcntaliv Address 1124 Star PEARL PARKER COVERT A Boat Company and a Shoe Firm Were Owned by Him Pearl Parker Covert 71 a resident of Greater Kansas City about 60 years died yesterday of a heart ailment at St Joseph hospital where he had been a patient since Wednesday Before he retired about five years ago Mr Covert owned Ihe Smith aShoe company 49 ears He owned also the Covert Boat and Fnfdne romnanv which He viie- MIS Loua oi iw norm arm ruiginp company wmcn ne daughter Mrs Joann Beetile 34: founded about 1918 He was a 32nd degree Mason and held a lifetime membership Ln Ararat temple of the Shrine Hp was born in Mansfield His wife Mrs Alice Coert of the home survives Little 4728 9fcrxview and George Little 3100 Longwood two sisters Mrs Elsie Kepler 103 Eaton and Mrs Erna Wick 3708 Summit brother Herman Bezowski Renton Wash and a erandchila CARVER William Clyde Carver 54 Hume Mo died yesterday at the Veterans hospital where he had been wounded ln France while serving World War I He was a member the American Legion the Veterans of Foreign Wars and the Disabled American Veterans Surviving are wife Mrs Leona Carver of the home Michigan and a son Lt John Carver with the- Kir Force at Cailf Services will be held 11 Wednesday at the Newcomer chapel and at 11 o'clock Thursday at tbe graveside ln East Lawn cemetery Springfield Mo DAWSON William Charles Dawson 79 of 17 East Seventy-ninth of Mrs- Leggy -ulzen 4217 Greenwood FIRE DESTROYS NEW HOME Bishop Residence Near Bonner Springs Is Total Loss Kansas he was a member of the Wyandotte Masonic lodge He was a dining car steward before bis retirement nine years ago and had worked for the Union Pacific railroad 45 years Surviving are his Wife Mrs trances Duncan Sumer-vell of the home two sous Frederick Sumerwell Palo Alto Calif and Denver two Sumerwell 6909 Bal-lentlut and John Sumer-well and a sister Mrs Waverly oiace: three sobs George Kern Whittier Calif Frederick Kern 3016 Blue Ridge Jackson County and Julius Kern of the home a itepson John A Raab 4522 State his 438 ine Kansas City Kansas a brother A spectacular fire early night destroyed the Bishop residence about two and one-half miles west of Bonner Springs River-sale at UtieUlVbuch chapel held at 8 JO o'cloc died yesterday at the lioiue He sul-fered a heat stroke Friday He was born at Frederick Md and had been George Kern oi the lxlers ln BaVaria lie said at 8 o'clock chapel anti at 9 Angels church in Mount Olivet MILLER Benjamin of 3035 Harrison the Haven Manor home and two The rosary will tonight at tbe Services will be Tuesday at the o'clock at the Guardian Burial will be cemetery Miller 65 Tues died yesterday at 1 nursing home Owen Sumerwell brothers Shawnee 936 Haskell Lester Trltle 1224 Kites for Henry Services tor Henry of 3539 Belief on talne at the K- Seidel Seidel 66 eavonwrrrth Gniurtv will be held in L0d env oi Louniy sdav at Meiiody-i The 2-story Colonial home a 1 and at 9 RITES FOR ROBERT ELLIOTT Thp Services Will Be Held at 2 o'clock Tuesday Sixteen hours before the zero hour this weekend Augustdorf firemen leaped from their beds to answer an alarm It was their practice house and before they could set up all their elaborate equipment the house had burned Police blamed teen-agers for setting the fire and spoiling the firemen's fun Bishop was notified at the home of his brother With the exception of a few personal belongings virtually nothing was salvaged Fire companies from Basehor Edwards-ville and Bonner Springs were unable to get to the fire in time to save the house but prevented its spread to outbuildings THIEVES PRYOPEV THOSE Money and Merchandise Taken From Grill at 2446 Broadway Thieves pried open a telephone at the Fireside Grill 2446 Broad-j way taking an undetermined! amount of cash Merchandise also was reported missing Pa-i rolman Glenn Gibeson discovered the burglary yesterday morning when he noticed a broken window Taken were seven cartons of gum worth! $476 a ham valued at $897 coffee valued at $1930 and two carving knives worth $10 Star Want Ads will help solve your problems Dial BA 1-5500 --Adv rOlilKEITIOX In or Sunday Star ad harlottp I i ppp and Strawberry sundae were advertised Incorrectly it should have rad CHARLOfTE FREEZE CENT X9c STR4WBFRRr SlMiAE -jflc PARKVIEW IIHILS Sacrament will be ln The rosary a resident of Kansas Citv 43 years -0 Walnut where he had been a In 1940 he retired as a roundhouse patient six weeks Mr Miller was a Blessed Catholic church Burial Mount Olivet cemetery loreman for the Kansas City Southern lifelong resident of Kansas City Mr jrailwav by which he had been em- Miller began with the Postal Tele- said at 8 clock vonight at Services for Robert Burns ployed 40 years Surviving are hisnih company in 1903 as a mes the chapel Mr Seidel was a charter liort Parkviilf- will be helri-wife- Mrs- JosePnine Dawson oi seuger and iibm 1928 to 1935 was member of the National Pederaiton ti i r-aiKYiiie wilt oe neicitlle and a daughter Mrs Eva saes manager here He was Postoffice ClerKs local No 67 and uloVed in the accounting department the Slmpeon-Hoggatt detachment Of Western llSion when he reUred erf the Marine Corps leagve Surviving His ife died March 12 Both Mr fe ls Kathr and Mrs Miller became ill March at 2 o'clock Tuesday at ihe Park- Peck 8an Mateo calif vide omm unity church Burial drake Kenneth Junior Drake will be in Forest Hill feme tery Mr Elliott was retired hardware and lum- 40 of 2838 Belleview died yesterday at -the home after a long illness jSuivivmg are his mother Mrs Btella O'Brien of the home and two sisters Mr- Toothman of the home and Mrs A McAnlnch Spring Hill and two brothers completed 11 months ago at a cost of between $3r)000 and $40000 occupied high ground on the north side of the highway and had been turned into a show-place by Bishop who is coowner with his brother of the Bishop Lumber company Mun-cie The Bishops were entertaining last night and about ten guests were in the house when the fire was discovered They had been broiling steaks between 6 and 7 About 8 o'clock Bishop Har--8 xjld Drake 2011 Jefferson and vin Drake 2018 Jefferson Services VJ will be held at 1 30 Thurs 9 and were taken to Trinity Lutheran hospital Mr Miller had been bedfast three years A brother Webb Miller St Louis survives Services will be held at 3 o'clock Tuesday at the Wagner chapel Burial will be In Elmwood cemetery McAieer Altoona Pa The pallbearers will be John Condon Ren-ken George Laubscher Joseph Bowman Howard Hamilton and Jack Lellenberg Funeral Services Mrs Anna Gmr 65 of 4708 Mereier at 4 today at Newcomer chapel burial In Forest Hill cemetery ber merchant a fjgl former a vor of Js TO TRAIN FOR Mrs Ernestine Iona NIEDENS dav at the Simmons chapel Burial Nledenx 39 of 1137 Shawnee Kansas will be in Mount Hope cemetery citv Kansas died yesterday at the GROOM Mrs Eppie Hollands- home Mrs Niedens moved to Kan- ELECTRi worth Groom 65 of 7120 Roe John- Glty Kansas 17 years ago from Frank son County died yesterday at St J'0)eka She Was a member of the North Se Mary's hospital Mrs Groom wus a first Seventh Day Adventist church Kansas i Frank To for foit in Vuinmttf ion Amazing new Radio Television Training Sehes! Home Plan trains you in your own home for America's greatest Industry! Eugene Mark 25 of 3038 Seventeenth Kansas City at 2 Tuesday ativvent to the home of his brother -i-m Iiu 1 Pulton chapel burial in Memorial rotherhood of Locomo- park cemetery Kansas Citv Kansas rucnarci tiisnop ti Firemen and Enginemen She i tu -c Rishnn their kmsli con was the proprietor of the Hollywood George Joseph Wheeler 62 of 3921 i lvus- oisnop ineir man son Beauty Shop 1811 Quindaru Surviv- Park at 9:30 o'clock Tuesday at IE Bishop jr and the guests lug are her husband Rubne Niedens Mellody-McGillev-Eylar chapel at 10 o'clock at Blessed Sacrament Catholic church: burial in Memorial Park cemetery The rosary will be said at 8 o'clock tonight at the chapel and a daughter Miss Donna Niedens of the home her mother Mrs Edith Kelly and her father Harry Kelly Belleville Kas and twTo were still at home They smelled smoke and found the upper story of the house in flames They ran member of the Church of Christ at 5700 Nall Surviving are two daughters Mrs Janie Groom Patton of the home and Mrs Katherine Palmer Nashville Tenn son Gipson Groom and a sister Mrs Mattie Blledge Nashville a brother Edward HollandsWorth Woodbury Tenn and five grandchildren Ser ices will be eld Wednesday morning at the Marshall Donnelly Combs chapel Parkville and he served on the Park college board of trustees from June 1910 to Mav 19-46 Among ihe KobrTt Pu'HS Bmm-suivivors is the wile Mrs Rhobe Elliott of the home The pallbearers: Ocrz Grattan Wilbur I man Sernclc Hawley JL Young Herbert Rusch Rudolph Rade the honorary pallbearers: Knight Senders Dr A Sv Tvr i Goodwir Justu Reid fi Aker tv Magers Glen Robertson A Orr IV tv Hollowa I-ampr Weir A Breen Howard Bieer Thomas George Border 1 Jewels nd Hix sisters Mrs Bernadine Wolfe Sidney outside just in time to see the flames burst through the roof i- Charles Morphew 76 of 4230 Benton at 1 Tuesday at Newcomer chapel and at 4 o'clock at the graveside in Odd Fellows cemetery Craig Mo MACY'S NO EXPERIENCE NEEDED NO HIGH SCHOOL DIPLOMA NEEDED Get into this fifteen billion dollar Electronics field NOW while top pay jobs are open FIRST COME FIRST SERVED MAIL COUPON NOW! Electronics Home Plan Box R-576 Star-Times Kansas City Mo Gntprren: I wont free Information on brond-new Horn dustriai Electronics Industry THE EASY WA no obligation on my port Name Address City State Nashville Burial wUl be at Woodbury Neb and Mrs Harnett Phillip Alliance Neb HAWMAN Cecil Huwman 59 of 1116 East Forty-fifth died Saturday night at the Osteopathic hospital He had been ln poor health two years Mr Haw-man was born near Stewarts- tile Mo and had been employed bv the Columbian Electrical com-o'clock 'nv since 1946 He was a veteran chape! of World War I and a member oi Washington cemetery Mrs Ratcliff Daughter-In Law of Kansas City the Irwin Kirkwood -post ot the was horn in Kansas City and moved Lawyer Dies in SUmfunl American Le ion and of the Chicago 12 years ago She had Lawyer lies ln Stamford onn (xJl-t cnurch Surviving are his wire resident of Lombard two years -w i Ntrs Mildred Tliw him it of hiimr' RiUi'lifl slid lislf brotlitr ord was received here by lluur islers jlelell KirkiuUlt wniiam Mirphv of the home owned Mr snd Mrs Landry Harwood Wyandotte Mich Mrs Martha Hawn ia reetaurant at Maywood 111 She cSOO Baltimore avenue of the Portland Ore and Miss Atta llaw-vas a meniher of Kansas Citv cou- U1 Ule mu Jnd Mrs Ethel Sale st clave No 4 of the Order of the True reath of their daughter-in-law -eph Mo Slid ''our brothers iKindrc-d Also surviving are a daugh- Mrs Emily DaviPS Haiwood Paul Hawman Portland Me and! er- Beatrice Ratcliff and yesterday in Stamford Conn Hawman Henry Haw- two Oeorg Edward RatcUH home: another half brother Russell Taylor Eureka Calif a half sister Mrs Alma Nichols Atlanta: her fa-i tiler Ray Taylor 335 North Van (Brunt and the paternal grandmother HERSHEY Frank I Herahey 59 Mrs Flmer Dunbar Arkansas City navifie Cl of 2264 Sterling Independence died Kas iT'fl IPS one jS survived bv a yesterday at the Veterans Hospital I SOD a daughter two brothers "here he had been a patient nine SMITH Mrs Stella Smith 420 8rd a sister She had been ill He -hac bS71iu years (West Eleventh died yesterday at the a sister She had been ill He born RATCLIFF Services for Mrs Dorothy Louise Ratcliff 40 Lombard 111 who was killed Thursday night In a motor car accident at Elmhurst 111 wtil be held at 3 Tuesday at the Blackman Bunui wd! be ln Mount famous make advertised nationally on TV I Dedication of Blue Ridge Bible Biilg 8 Attended by 200 About 200 persons attended a dedication service yesterday aft ernoon at Ihe Blue Ridge Bible church 8524 Blue Ridge exten sion Dr Walter W'ilson pastor of the Central Bible church who delivered the sermon said a sue cessful church needs the co-operation of all its members and that completion of a new house of God is an occasion for rejoicing The Rev Wendell Grout is pastor of the congregation which was organized in May 1951 The building was started a year ago Members drew up the plans and did most of the work Northeast Osteopathic hospital after short illness Mrs Smith was born in La Plata Mo and had been a resident of Kansas Citv 40 years -ihe was a member of the ONLY 13 MORE DAYS SALAl) MAKER for some time The elder Harwood is a lawyer here a Pennsyl-vaula Avenue Baptist church She leaves a sister Mrs Mae Crook Kirks-1 EGYPT! 1 1 GROUP TO MOSCOW vide Mo Invitation to Send Air Force was at Shelton Neb and had been a resident of Independence 37 years Prior to 1935 he operated a filling station at Independence He managed an apartment house at 703 South Crysler Independence Until (he retired a vear ago because of poor I health Mr Hershey was tne Reorganized Church oi Jesu-Olirist oi Entter Dav Saints ami lie was a member of tne sterling Ave-lle served in the mie congregation RITES FOR STANLEY IATN'G The Services Will Be Held 1:30 o'L'loek Tuesday Dr Services for Dr Stanley Glen FREE! SPRINGER Frank Springer 49 Of 742 Ohio died last night at Delegation Is Accepted Gniro May 27IAP) Tlie National News Agency Middle East News announced today Egypt Laing 55 of 817 North Ninth World War I Surviving are St Margaret's hospital Mr springer 5Ap ZL Tessie Hershey of was bom in Yugoslavia and had Lilt Kansas Who The home: a son Mvron Hershev been a resident of Kansas City Kan- med of a heart attack Saturday n08 East Thirty-seventh terrace In- sas about 48 years Mr Springer was street Kansas City Kansas who ihe home a son 11608 East Tt i a vie wvMxruucuic vv uxAJLucLo ti 1 1 it in uiwr ism ior wirt co He was 1 1 v- Aik while Hershev Hammond I id and Arthur member or the Holy ENimllV Catho-! las Hbeepted an invitation for an on a flsring- trip ill be held Hershev lorence Ala and three lie church the Holy Name society Egyptian air force delegation to night at Lakeview Ark dependeot'e: will be i GET THIS COLORFUL SET OF WEAR EVER KALLITE COOKING UTENSILS WITH THE PURCHASE OF A NEW ELECTRIC RANGE FROM A LOCAL DEALER RETAIL VALUE $2635) aviation day in at 1:30 o'clock Tuesday at the fainhildrelj -Sei vices wil bP beKJ i St George's lodge surviving are I nttend Trinity nthoran i 1 clock Tiiesda a tile spewik- is parents Mr and Mrs Ignace 'len 1 iiinirv iutneran church Burial chapel Burial will be ln Mound Springer or the liome- sister Mrs -Moscow' June 24 will be in Memorial Park ceme- Grove cemetery tery Kansas City Kansas Harry Bezowski 69 of 447 Norh Thirtv-first Kansas Kars- riird yesterday at Beth Soviet JOHNSON Mrs Bessie John-! son 67 Colony Kas died Saturday night at St hospital Mrs Johnson was a member of the Colony Christian church Surviving two I are k-Tte crushes ice in a jiffy chops vegetable for salads shreds coconuts carrots etc grinds cooked meats all steel will not rust or tarnish has ice crushing disk cannot cut or scratch hands free prize recipe booklet it stores in a small space LIMITED' TIME OFFER TO ELECTRIC SERVICE CUSTOMERS OF CO ONLY ELECTRIC COOKING 0e CLEAN BUY YOUR ELECTRIC RANGE NOW SEE YOUR DEALER or KC POWER LIGHT Cu mm 'W -iWi -ri Cf 4 iHowk FORD MOTOR COMPANY AND RCA VICTOR PRESEAT Broadway's famous musical Jut about the days when women first showed their spirit- and their iegs! 6 to 7:30 CST on NBC-Ti Channel 4 BLOO MER GIRL A ONLY 298 SEE DEMONSTRATION ON MAIN FLOOR COLD WAVE PERMANENT Kr Macv 1030 Main Street Mo 52856 Dept 41 OuUud areatr add 23c Afd handling for 1st item 4c fer each addition I Item residents add 7 sale tax 15c service chare on local CODs Parcel Post COP'b sent poetage collect ADow 5 a daa deliTn I 10 MACYS A r'Mrono 1 Jf Uw most malar WWKJTS fea bfauty islon icy's seventh floor Please send me alad Makers at 298 each i i Name Cash I Street QJ Charge Live in COLOR and black-and-whitA TOmjiT OR PRODUCERS' SHOWCASE" Zone City State COD i a nxi a a i catitititi woit if aa a aa airaTriTif 1 1 rr PAYE TO READ AKD CSB STAR WANT ADS-.

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