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The Kansas City Times from Kansas City, Missouri • 26

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26 THE KANSAS CITY TIMES FRIDAY JULY 15 1966 HEW CLASH IN CHICAGO Polka and Negro Gang Exchange Shots on West Side and Sniper Wounds an Officer FREEMAN MORTUARY SINCE 10OA 42ND BROADWAY LO 1-0930 NOWHERE FINER SERVICE-NOWHERE LOWER COST Z'onjicfer Services Compare Price Newcomer's I the Greater Value held at 2 today at the I Bultman chapel New Orleana entombment at Hope mausoleum THI REV MARY TRINQUAL The Rev Mery Trinqual 68 of 5638 Cypress died Wednesday at home She was a lifelong resident of Kansas City and a radio evangelist tor about 20 years Surviving are a son Edward Rounds 11105 Myrtle her mother Mrs Maude Rounds 3026 Chelsea a brother Jay Edward Rounds 511 South Lawn and four granddaughters Services will be held et 11 Saturday at the Newcomer chapel Brush Creek and the Paseo: burial in Brookings cemetery Raytown 4- brother Haddens Rogers St Joseph and two sisters Mrs Ruth Williams and Mrs Mae Stafford both of Dearborn Services will be held at 10 o'clock Saturday at Vaughn-Aufranc chapel burial In Dearborn cemetery MRS A LI TALF A 1 Mrs Velta Planner 81 of Olathe died yesterday at the Gardner Medical center following a short illness She was born in Waverly Kas and had lived In Johnaon County since 1905 She was a member of the First Methodist church of Olathe Surviving are two sons Arthur Flanner 9529 Summit Lenexa Lawrence I Flanner of Olathe a brother Arthur Beedle of Alexandria Minn and three grandchildren Services will be at 2 Sunday at the Frye chapel in Olathe burial in the Pleasant Valley cemetery In the Stanley community in Johnson County 1 WStBfiSfM I CENTRALLY 'w! LOCATED 323BGILLHAM 1-PLAZA Jm RAID ON STORES One Big Pitched Battle aka Place in tha Lawndale Area Rlli SONS A family institution thru 73 ytar Patee el Brvth Creek Armour at Knox Mot call ot 12nd Overland Pork Kas Bornott ot 1th LO 1-0024 VI 1-1211 HI Mill DR 7- 105 YEARS SERVING Services for Mrs Mary Estell Sermon 78 of 701 Proctor Place Independence will be held at 3 Saturday at the Carson chapel burial in Woo-dlawn cemetery Mrs Sermon was the widow of Roger Serin Indepen-d mayor from 1924 to )50 Mr Mary She was bom Sarmon in Summit and lived most of her life in Independence She was a member of the First Methodist church Independence Friends may call from 7 to 9 o'clock tonight at the chapel The family requests no flowers and suggests contributions to the American Cancer society MISS ORA BARRICKLOW Miss Ora Belle Barricklow 84 j-r 1-020 Boy 8 Remains Missing in Park Yellowstone National Park Mont No trace was found yesterday in a ground and air search by about 50 men for an 8-year-old California boy missing since Tuesday Rangers said the search would be resumed today Night temperatures in the park have been down to about 44 degrees Dennis Johnson son of Mr and Mrs William Johnson of Inyokern Calif became separated from his family while hunting for his sister MRS BERTHA MAY WELL Mrs Bertha May Wella 83 died yesterday at a nursing home at 3400 Campbell She was born in Sumner County Kansas and lived here 49 years Mrs Wells was a former member of the Budd Park Christian church and the Central Christian church 3801 Linwood Surviving are two daughters Mrs Mae Anderson 4508 Vermont and Mrs Roma Rhoads 9063 East Sixty-sixth terrace Raytown four grandchildren and ten greatgrandchildren Services wifi be held at 10 o'clock Saturday at the Earp Sons chapel burial in Elmwood cemetery Friends may call from 7 to 9 o'clock tonight at the chapel a DEATHS AND FUNERAL NOTICES MRS THANKFUL A FOSTER Mrs Thankful Arlene Foster 51 of Bonner Springs died on the way to Bethany hospital Wednesday night She apparently suffered a heart attack at the home She was a lifelong resident of Bonner Springs She was a member of the St A church Bonner Springs Survivin are five sons James Foster the home Frank Foster 821 Freeman avenue Sgt Walter Foster with the Army In Vietnam Carl Foster Denver and Robert A Foster Barksdale Air CARSON FUNERAL HOME Inc MBS MAIJA (OLSON) ao I It oi Omaha Neb passed a way July 12 Parish rotary and rosary by th nal Glamxjn Council of Friday 2000 BLUB RIDGE PRE PLAR 2117 Indap fMvd Services Holy Cross church Sf at chapol sy 9 a Saturday PL 4-7900 SO 1-790T aYX John after John A 7 Quincy Burlai'Mt OTivot'in ftato Thi DEATHS AND FUNERAL NOTICES BROS 'passan GR sISw FUNERAL SERVICES DEATHS AND FUNERAL NOTICES Force base La five daughters of Sedalia Mo and formerly of Miss Francis Foster Miss Capi- a a a 7 i I 4 1 AaIa A tu Ti a 4 blanche MISS ROSB 2704 Charlotte I Chicago (AP) Negro gangs and policemen exchanged shots in a series of gunfights as intense violence erupted along a 4-mile stretch of West side last night More than 50 persons were injured and more than 50 arrested Armored vehicles and tear gas units were called to Lake and Wood streets where police communications said a pitched battle was in progress Shot in the Back Police Capt Francis Nolan Jwatch commander of the Deer-ang district was reported in good condition in Mt Sinai hospital with a bullet in the back Jle was shot with a rifle by a pniper from a rooftop The hospital said 50 persons liad been treated for injuries Including two other policemen man named Shelton 42 i passed away July 12 1946 Services 9 a CHESTER A a i Friday July 16 at Our Lady of Sor- Coltepe Services to a rows church 2552 Glllham rd Rotary 8 chapel Burial Mound Thurscattne Waanerchapei Lin- on oo a wyenoorre interment Cl -9 Thursday night SPEAKr FUNERAL Mr Josephine age 53 voart of 3704 Montgall paated away July 11 1900 Rosary recitation 8 Thursday at the chapol LINWOOD AT MAIN Sr-vlcot Blessed Sacrament Church 9 o'clock Friday interment Calvary Cemetery MELLODY-McGILLEY-EYLAR MAI AT LINWOOD PL 3-6200 eg 4 0616 Friday GrovO-Vttr- HOA Lexington at Walnut Cl 2-9200 ML GIVES NOD TO WAYNE ANGELL Former Governor Commend! Efforts of State Legislator JOHN 79 of Central passed away July 9 Servli Sedaffa 'n chat9'' ln1' MRS ELIZABETH JOHNSON 77 of 1205 East Linwood at 8:30 o'clock Saturday morning at the Newcomer chapel Brush Creek and the Paseo graveside services at 11 o'clock at Macpelah cemetery Lexington Mo George Slehofer 56 of 3313 East Fifty-sixth North at 9:30 Saturday at St Gabriel Archangel Catholic church burial In Resurrection cemetery at Nashua In Clay County The rosary will be said at 8 tonight at the Mellody-McGilley-Eylar chapel 3235 Vivion road DEATHS OVER MISSOURI w- mablinda it of 9221 Grand ave potted away July 13 Servioet 1 Saturday at oor chapel and 3:30 at the graveside oi Green -lawn cemetery Plaftsburg Mo NEWCOMER'S SONS PASEO AT BRUSH CREEK LO 1-0024 pTospeci SSSBVKr jariS! neral services Muehlebech chapel it' a Interment Memorial PfrV cemetery In state at the Muehlebech Funeral Home after 6 Thursday muehlebach 4800 ROOST HI 4-0 ftM EPFIE age 3 formorly of 2908 MRS ivit 7 Olive passed away July 13 Services In Services In the the Earp Chapel 1 Friday Inter- a eSLiwar a nWrtT90 rlo rs 1 MoriC Thursday tola Foster Mias Foster Miss Edith Foster and Miss Pamela Foster all of the home and five grandchildren CU RTISHA YGOOD Curtis Haygood 51 of 3207 North Thirty-eighth Kansas City Kansas died Wednesday at the Di Renna clinic 819 Walnut after apparently suffering a heart attack there He was born in McKamie Ark and was a resident of Kansas City Kansas 46 years Mr Haygood was a dockman for the Santa Fe Trail Transportation company He was a member of the Eighth Street Baptist church and the Pythagoras Masonic lodge Surviving are a son Richard Haygood 3033 Parkwood a daughter Mrs Dorothy Posey 432 Quin daro Clemmie a sister Mrs tiemmiei Services Airmen Second Class Gorald Auh-v wlH be held at 11 o'clock Saturday at the Mount Moriah Funeral Home interment will follow (n Mount Moriah cemetery MOUNT MORIAH FUNERAL HOME HOLMES AT 105TH Wl 2-2004 EARP SONS 4707 TRUMAN RD MORTUARY PaTily receive 'friend BE 1 0970 CFMA)y73A0'C'0e 6334 Walrortd MR CARL 74 of MR ANDREW FRANK 84 of HENRY ALLEN (DEAFY) 7 nswalrt AQ a1 4UI Holly If- P5Sed away July 131 a 620 S' Boonvllld- Cecil Oswald a Services 12 noon Friday at our chapel In- nce- J944' eve passed away July farmer and former judge of the ferment Mt St Marys cemetery FREEMAN MORTUARY NEWCOMER'1 Cooper County court died yester- day of a heart ailment He is sur- I vived by his wife two sons Julius u-T blvd oassed July 13 Services years Services 2 o'clock Friday Oak PASEO AT wards Mo passed SONL5Q By Ray Morgan (The Star's Kansas Correspondent) In a surprise move last avas shot in the leg the hospital Anderson jr aid former governor and Olathe I St Anthony's hospital said Wer gave his influence Stamps Los Angeles a brother I Oswald of Kansas City and a wav 2 Saturday in our chapel Interment 9roe Church Christ Burial Lone Mt Washington cemetery Jack Cemetery family wil receive 7-y ashington cemetery ly Glenn haygood 3911 Wabash and James Oswald of Tulsa and a five grandchildren Services will brother Gilbert Oswald of Boon- NEWCOMER'S SONS AT BRUSH CREEK Thursday at the Cl LANGSFpRD FUNERAL HOME eW SUMMIT MO PASEO 3 LO 1-0024 away July oacc NEiVCOM6R's SONS PASEO AT BRUSH CREEK LO l-h024 LAWRENCE ALLAN 50 of 7421 Park passed away Juto 12 Services in our chapel FridavL-liv terment Floral Hills Memorial Gardans i p' Thursday emily requests no flowers suqgest coef-ibutions to American Cancer society HILLS FUNERAL HOME Blue Ridge at Gregory FL 3utl8 Kansas City died Tuesday at the home She was born in Miami County Kansas and lived here about 30 years before moving to Sedalia in 1958 Mis Barricklow was a retired bookkeeper She was a member of the Grace United Presbyterian church here Surviving are six nephews and six nieces Services will be held at 1:30 Saturday at the Blackman chapel 2825 Independence burial In Forest Hill cemetery Friends may call after 5 today at the chapel MRS JAMES FIELDS RITES Services for Mrs Susie Fields 37 of 2443 Cleveland who died of injuries suffered in a motor car crash Wednesday will be held at 9 Satur-d ab the Watkins Brothers chapel Mrs Fields was a physical education and health teacher at Northeast junior high school Kansas City Kansas 10 ye'ars and in elementary schools here four years She was a graduate of the University of Kansas She was a member of St Presbyterian church and of the Alpha Kappa Alpha sorority Surviving are her husband James A Fields of the home her garents Mr and Mrs Oswald artlett sr 2829 Tracy three brothers William Bartlett 4514 Monroe Bertram Bartlett 3320 Cleveland and Oswald Bartlett jr 3314 Kensington and her maternal grandmother Mrs Susie Maddox 2829 Tracy CARL WILLIAM NEVE BALI MRS BERTHA CATHERINE 87 of 4036 Wayne ave passed away July 12 Service 3 Friday at our chapel Cremation NEWCOMER'S SONS PASEO AT BRUSH CREEK LO 1-0024 MRS STELLA MAY JENSEN age 80 of 4705 Goodman Overland Park Services Friday 10 a Amos Chapel Shawnee Burial Floral Hills Cemetery Friends may call at the chapel after 2 Thursday THE AMOS FAMILY 10901 JOHNSON DR ME 1-544 EDWARD age 66 of 5331 Highland passed awav July 13 Funeral services 6:30 a Saturday Friday fcW ivet cjjYMcGLEYEYLAR WOODLAND AT INWOOO WA 1-7717 MRSL CORA' 9 1604 41st passed away July 14 fy neral services Muehlebach chapel 1 pm Saturday Interment Memorial Park oum'-eterv state at the Muehlebach chapel after 4 Friday MUEHLEBACH 6800 TROOST HI 4-2060 COATES-ESTAL 16 of 6629 Lydia oassed away July 13 Services 10 a Saturday in our chapel Interment Forest Hill NEWCOMER'S SONS PASEO AT BRUSH CREEK LO 1-0024 ville Easton Charles Stelzer 78 of Easton died here Wednesday He was a lifelong resident of this area He was a farmer and a member of the Christian church San Antonio Mo Among the survivors is a brother John I Stelzer Platte City Services at 10:30 today at Meierhoffer-Fleeman chapel St Joseph Mo burial in Blakely cemetery San Antonio Mo St Joseph Col Edward McClure 83 an auctioneer of St Joseph died here Wednesday He was born In Weatherby Mo and lived here 43 years He was a deacon of the First Presbyterian church here a member of the Masonic lodge and the Order of the Eastern Star Surviving are his wife Mrs Ruby McClure of the home a daughter Mrs Price Orlando Fla a brother MR ROY age 77 Fresno California formerly of Kan rresno Lanrorma formerly of Kansas BARRICKLOW-43RA BELLE BOO 84 Sedalia passed away July 12rh Funer-' al 1:30 Saturday In the chapel i C'ty passed away July 12 1966 Services Interment at Forest L30 mSajurdayjn ourchaqel Wood- lvd rest may call after 5 Frl- MR EARL of 1911 Armstrong Services 10 a Sat mMth chape II on 18th at Wash blvd wher friends may call aher 4 Fridayrin-termenf Chapel Hill Memorial mar be made to the Pilgrim Congregebonai cniKcn FULTON-NICKEL FUNERAL HOME DR 1 5555 land at Linwood Interment Kidder Missouri cemetery day BLACKMANUARDIAN HOME ODY-McGILLE Y-E YLAR DLAND AT LINWOOD WA 1-7717 1-4040 to Rep Wayne Angell state legislator and Ottawa Re publican in the tight race for the third district nomination for Congress Anderson who himself had been rumored as a possible candidate for the post earlier in the year made a public statement commending Representative Angell in his race for the nomination at a gathering of party workers for Angell at the Glen-wood Manor motel He May Not Want It The former governor who has shown a consistent influence in third district Republican affairs in the past hedged on giving Angell what he called an outright endorsement only because he said might not want it that such a thing in politics you know as an endorsement as such being more of a hindrance than an asset in some ctoses and this might be one of Anderson told the live persons were under treatment for stab and bullet founds Presbyterian-St Luke's hospi lal had treated five persons A 12-year-old boy was shot in the leg and was taken to the Bridewell hospital Up to 5000 Negroes jammed the streets as more than 900 policemen attempted to restore order in the predominantly Negro neighborhood Flurry of Bullets A squad car moving along Kedzie avenue was struck with a pop bottle The car stopped abruptly and police came out of the vehicle with guns blazing A group of Negroes fired back Two Negroes were shot and wounded A policeman was grazed by a bullet on Sixteenth street and was treated at St hospital Negroes fired at policemen from rooftops as officers hid behind squad cars and darted asseg away July Wh RTARS' PEAR a of 3400 Servicesat th Eddy chapel Friday 2 30 y'mcG I Y-EYLAR Interment Fontana cemetery EDDY i-UNERAL HOME WOODLAND AT LINWOOD WA 1-7717 WANT AD RATES BLSDG'kT '0! 1 'V'ienS theTheT' BLUE RIDGE AT GREGORY FL 3-1218 GEO CARSON SONS WINNER AT FULLER The following rate fables apply only DAYisMR5' MAUDE CLARA 84 of SHNI a vminun 71 I I Brooklyn passed away July 14 RAYMOND 78 passed away 'Services 12 noon Sat at our chapel -iyly Punfrai services 10:30 a'm inermem Floral Hills cemetery Friday at the Fontana Methodist church D- w- NEWCOMER'S SONS Interment Fontana cemetery PASEO AT BRUSH CREEK LO 1-0024 WILSON SON PAOLA KANSAS 2Qe 73' o0sawa a e'0TLle' J5ansas- Passed away July 11 4 Passed away July 13 330 e7si MR GEORGE age 56 East 56th St Joseph Roy Helm 74 of St Joseph died here yesteeday He was born in Gallatin Mo and lived in Provo Utah for the last 20 years He was a retired superintendent of transportation for the Utah-Idaho Central railroad a Baptist and a Mason Surviving are a daughter Mrs Ocy Godwin Minimum charge 10 word or 2 agate National City Calif a son Roy 'ihes C'rTj Utah anf! I Claims tor error must be made in tlm grandchildren Services and bur-i for correction before second insertion ial will be held in Provo want ads set in solid agate type in unL form run-in style The fhree-day rates apply for three or more consecutive days both morning and evening or Sunday Without change in copy The rales under "General Claisifica- tlons" apply to all classifications not tlons" apply to all classifications not otherwise designated as "Special Classi- flcation" J5- 2-' Saturday in the Bir v373 vEas1 chard chapel Interment Osawatorme cem-i etery Military services at grave Friday in the from doorway to doorway firing crowd be at 11 Tuesday morning at the church burial in Westlawn cemetery Friends may call after 6 Monday night at the Thatcher chapel LEN McROREY Len McRorey 89 of Excelsior Springs died Wednesday at a nursing home there He was born in Turney Mo and lived in Excelsior Springs 85 years Mr McRorey was a contractor-stonemason Surviving re a son Sam McRorey Excelsior Springs four daughters Mrs Nola Green Elmira Mo Mrs Delia Rivers Rockville Ind Mrs Burton Bowles Excelsior Springs and Mrs Fred McKinney Pasadena Tex 18 grandchildren and 15 great-grandchildren Services will be held at 2 Saturday at the Hope chapel in Excelsior Springs burial in the Law-son Mo cemetery HARMON ORGAN Harmon Organ 6T of Edwards Mo died yesterday at Research hospital He was born in Clinton Mo and lived here 40 years before moving to Edwards two years ago He was a retired trainmaster for the urlington railroad a member of the Ararat Shrine and the Scottish Rite Surviving are his wife Mrs Sarah Ethel Organ of the home three brothers Jack Organ 824 West Fortieth Charles Organ 331 Drury and Edwin Organ 409 West 115th terrace and three sisters Mrs Smith Beaumont Tex Mrs McCarty Ponca City Okla and Mrs A Miller 409 West 115th terrace MRS CORA PRINDIVILLE Mrs Cora Prindiville 86 of 1604 East Forty-first died yesterday at a nursing home at 7505 East Eighty-seventh She was born In Freeman Mo and lived here 66 years She was a retired employee of Lowe and Campbell Sporting Goods Co and a member of the Michigan Avenue Baptist church Surviving are a son Sherman Prindiville Anaheim Calif a daughter Mrs Helen Masoner 5540 Olive a brother Elmer Hook Whittier Calif five grandchildren and six great-grandchildren Services will he held at 1 clock Saturday at the Muehlebach chapel burial in Memorial Park cemetery Friends may call after 4 today at the chapel MRS ADELINE RICKETTS Mrs Adeline Hoover Ricketts 73 of 3835 Main died yesterday at the Menorah Medical center She was born in Toronto Kas find lived here most of her life Sne was a member of the Church of God Seventh Day Surviving are two grandchildren Mrs Tempie Muchnick Parkville and Robert Ricketts 3141 North Eighty-fifth place Kansas City Kansas and three great-grandchildren Serv-ices will be held at 1 o'clock Monday at the Weilert Southside chapel burial in Memorial Park cemetery Friends may call after 6 o'clock Sunday night at the as they went Windows of most businesses operated by white persons were smashed Armed guards stood outside a neighborhood hank Motorists were pelted with stones as they drove through At the same time it was revealed that George Gagel Lenexa long an influence in Johnson County Republican affairs and former Kansas highway commissioner has instructed his workers to support Angell in street North passed rosary recitation 7 jn ANTIOCH CHAPEL servers a Saturday Sf Gabrfet's church 48th North Cleveland Ififer- ment Resurrection cemetery Kansas tlty ELDREO CHARLES URIAS JR of 1107 North 23rd passed away July 14 1966 MELLODY-McGILLEY-EYLAR WAGNER FUNERAL HOME ANTIOCH CHAPEL PL 3-4559 3325 VIVION RD GL 3-7700 FLORES MR GERARDO age 27 of ARDEN age 57 of Adrian Mo 4009 Holmes passed away July 12 1966 formerly of HarrisonviHe and Archie rosary recitation 8 Thursday at cessed away July 14 Funeral neWce the chapel services 9 a Friday af la1er- I St Vincent's church 31 st Flora inter- ATKINSON 5 DICKEY ment Mt Olivet cemetery ARCHIE: MO MELLODY-McGILLEY-EYLAR WOODLAND AT LINWOOD WA 1-7717 posseo away juiy 1966 Gary net on request for weekday service morning only or evenin only General Classifications: BOTH MORNING AND EVENING OR SUNDAY the area Many car windows the 7-man Republican primary were broken Seven Are in Race Residents threw glass from upper windows on to the darting The seven candidates are policemen vying for the nommatlon for the i ices 2 rr Saturday in the chape! 6606 i Indep Ave interment Memorial Park 1541 Chelsea passed away July 14 Ser- Cemetery MARY ELLEN age 90 of Indep 1SA1 Chelsea passed away July 14 Ser- 1 Day 3 Days Cost Par Day rw 7 Days fcosl Cat! lJlf 140 42? 1 9 I vices the Earp Chapel 1 Satur- Words 1 SHEIL FUNERAL HOME CH 1-6665 DEATHS OVER KANSAS Osawatomi' William Joyce 92 of Osawatomie died Wednesday at the home Surviving are two daughters Mrs Berniece Bradley 2515 Everett Kansas City Kansas and Mrs Gladys Ricketts 341 North Lawn Kansas City two grandchildren and two great-grandchildren Services at 2 Saturday at the Eddy chapel Osawatomie burial In Paola Kas cernetery Sons Die as a Mother Chats Interment Mount Washington Ceme-I nds 7-9 ery FamMy will receive friends 7-9 111olSr21lJ203 I 409 1421 1 O20 I 290 '270 i pr it to 25 363 I 331 1814 int day seat being vacated by Rep Robert Ellsworth (R-Lawrence) in his bid for the nomination for the Senate against Police Chase a Gang A group of policemen firing pistols from each hand chased Carl William Neve 74 of 1822 East Seventy-eighth died yesterday at the University of Kansas Medical Center He was born in London and lived here 40 years Mr Neve retired in 1959 as assistant secretary-treasurer of Skelly Oil company He was a member of Ivanhoe lodge the Scottish Rite and the Chanters uniformed unit of Ararat Shrine Surviving are his wife Mrs Anna Neve of the home two daughters Mrs Eleanor Lanio 3401 East Fifty-seventh terrace Gladstone and Mrs Lucile Gran-or 6205 Wabash a brother Neve London a sister Mrs Elsie Linzman Lake Worth Fla four grandchildren and five greatgrandchildren MRS MAELINDA ATTEBURY Mrs Maelinda Attebury 78 of 9221 Grand avenue died yesterday at Trinity Lutheran hospital She was bom in Clinton County Missouri and had lived here 53 years She was a member of the Marlborough Baptist church Surviving are a daughter Mrs Addie Mae Patterson 5034 North Chelsea four sons James Arthur Attebury of the home John Attebury 9221Vi Grand avenue Charles Attebury 11415 Lister and Floyd Attebury 2130 East Eighty-third a brother Franklin A Parvin Evening Shade Ark 23 grandchildren and 30 great-grandchildren Services will be held at 1 Saturday at chapel Brush Creek and the Paseo graveside services at 3:30 at Green Lawn cemetery Plattsburg Mo ANDREW FRANK BAIN Andrew Frank Bain 84 of 4141 Holly died yesterday at the home Nebraska and had lived here 50 years He was a supporters hailed the as virtually nomination of their since it will give him riday MRS CORRINE of 9205 EARP SONS MORTUARY Linwood passed away July 14tti 1966 1215 i 2115 1 4707 TRUMAN RD BE 1-0970 8 P- Friday in -the 14 i jiTi Chapel MAIN At LINWOOD 8 LAWRENCE 52 years of 1621 Friday Friends may call after 7 IN 65th passed away July 13 Services Friday Services 9am Saturday at Rooms to Lost and ment Chapel Hill Memorial Gardens Cemetery ment 7ary Found-Situations anted BARNEDfTWATNfoOMKERcKS S0SI 1-0250 PL 3-6200 (Except and Convalescent Homes HnWnIOryBeERpTeLserCPes5Fri0dfay26f BOTH MORNING AND EVENING i a in the' chapeT' interment 1 5 GLENN G7a of 49th OR SUNDAY cernetery The ramiiy will receive fronds: away July 14 mm 3 from 7-8 Thursday NFWfnMFi' taw LB9 7 Days JOS' A BUTLER 8 SON PASEO AT BRUSH CREEK LO 1-0024 Word Cost Per Day Cost cZtr 19TH-MINN AVE DR 1-7000! a marauding gang of Negroes Sen James Pearson The dis- down a street trict includes Johnson County Other policemen aimed their and Kansas City Kansas shots at rooftops Gagel who is currently vaca- One gang overturned a car as tioning at his summer home in it ran down the street Colorado Springs Colo quietly Negroes smashed through the passed the word to those who plate glass window of a cleaning have supported him in Republi-shop at the intersection of Doug- can affairs in the past that he las and Kedzie would like to have them support Police said looting of stores Angell for the Republican nomi-was widespread nation -fa- Ctfn HODGFS MBS tTm THOM IE A age 78 passed ofnf3 awav July I3tti Survived bv one son 4 13U ft aw2v Jury 13th Marvin Thompson 7447 Lenexa West 1 250 i 1756 1 mrjil5ieAt MnJlk rlmflL' chapel Road Services 10 a Friday Drexe! I 238 I 313 739 31 91 evin may Methodist church burial Rockville ebrffe- 4 to 30 405 375 1125 34 35 hursday evening at tbe rfiapel tery Family will receive friends at Rurv M-N-3S-p 7 438 1 114 '-M 44 Winner Gaf ulierC A 2-7900 y0an9cha' in Thursday evening 7 RUNYAN FUNERAL HOME DREXEL MO Newsmen driving through the Boston Two boys died yesterday in a fire which trapped them in their upstairs bedrooms while their mother chatted on the telephone downstairs unaware of the flames A man failed in several attempts to reach the youngsters but succeeded in helping to rescue four other children could hear the boys Peter Halkett of Rox-bury said guess they PEARL RYAN icked I needed only about fQurj PEARL Ryan I Angell (HOLLOWAY ser solid ads boh morning and evening or Sunday of more than 35 words are charged on the measured line rate of 87c an agate line each day or 82c an at Hoi low ay oUheir Rayt0 9800 50 1 uu 1 oil -V v- Services for Rev Oris of 3139 Topping will be held Assembly of God church Highway Saturday morning Floral Hills area were pelted with rocks and action by the two influential dis- TRINQUAL-MARY 56 of 5533 express passed away July 13 Service's a Saturday in our ctiaoel Interment Brookina cemetery Raytown NEWCOMER'S SONS PASEO AT BRUSH CREEK LO t-0024 agat line each day both morning and I cemetery evening or Sunday for 3 or more con- STINE McCLURE secutive djiys without change in copy trict Republicans insuring the candidate bricks but none was injured Three Negro youths told Associated Press reporters: 1-7777 MR WALTER A of Benvce Special Classifications SWAN 67 of 1169 66th passed away July 12 Services i Friday in our chapel Interment National Leavenworth Kas SONS LO 1-0024 Okla formerly of Kansas "cityT lerolTPsi in ther Freeman Chapel 42pd ceme- 8 Broadway Saturday morning' July ft to o'clock Interment Forest Hill cer (R 1 In eafhs and Funerals 11 3 ard of Thank (m a then 25 Memoriem words 87c en Lodge Notices both me r'n RCKV SERGIO 5 0 1 of tm 1 Vriia cemetery Fort NEWCOMER'S PASEO AT BRUSH CREEK Lydia oassed ronl'emb'fe'm' of stand- SVJ TILL'11 "of '5419 "i tery FREEMAN MORTUARY LO 1-0930 'We're going to get a strong block of votes in John-rock You know they're going to son County when he is already be thrown at any white strong in Attack From Roofs iami Counties in the Hundreds of persons hurled 'I10 objects from windows and roofs hairing in Tnhnsnn Cnnn Police communications said ii tv would help to offset the ma- offmers in the area had called jrjtjes the fo candidates in for more ammunition -1 Franklin Anderson ivui CUIU1UHIC9 ui years old away July 12 a rp Friday at our chaoel Interment Floral Hills cemetery i NEWCOMER'S SON' 1 02 an agate line PASEO AT BRUSH CREEK (minimum 1264) um i ach day or 97c an for Mr Sunday? LO 1-0024 Grover Hull Wf'fnEMANrKATHERNE a0 69 Of 5tp7 Lea road Services 10 am Saturday Speaks chapel Burial St 'Joseph Mo member of the Immanuel Luther-i MRS an church He was a clerk at Mrs Pearl Ryan 74 formerly of more feet to reach them hut the I ard size permitted) a sasns? 1 She was born in Sheridan Wyo -pbe victims were Dennis 12 i Auto Loans and lived here 55 years She was a oiwhti Pr9aal Loan former employee of Luzier Inc and Edward 9 two of eigm employment and a member of St children of Mr and Mrs Thom- impfovmint Catholic church Among the survi- vors are a sonIjeslie Tamplin Los: as Degnan Angeles a brother Beryle Wilson Mrg Degnan) told of the fire Mablrstatz 'Walla WallaWash also made an attempt to reach Educational 87c an agata line (minimum SI 74 each day or 82c an agate I McCliH-e clock MR 4ist wife Mrs Tiilie Bain of the home a daughter Mrs John Sachem Clayton Mo: a stepdaughter the race from the county had 1 ridyp a 10211 The streets and sidewalks ihoped to pie up in their 1 a stepson Lyle Borchardt Quivira Lake a 67th Will tie heir) in the Stine SPEAKS FUNERAL HOME chapel Saturday afternoon at 1 Lexington at Walnm "ri a sane Interment Floral Hills cemetery c- 2 3300 STINE McCLURE MRS JEAN -ae 67 of SQ06 1-7777 Manning Raytown 13 Services in our chapel :1 a Satur- ALEXANDER of 702 day Interment Fioral -Hits Memorial Gardens In state 4 Thursday FLORAL HILLS FUNERAL HOME Blue Rid9e at Gregory FL passed away July 14 1966 MELLODY-MCGILLEY-EYLAR MAIN AT LINWOOD PL 3-6200 Miscellaneous Professional Servlets WEBB-CLARENCE ige 60 of 29 6 Cherry passed away July 13 Services Saturdav 1p at chapel 2117 Ihdeo Blvd Burial Memorial Park In state aft Saturday at" chapel '21 1 71 nd wpre strewn with glass down they just opened np on a policeman shouted at newsmen as the shooting erupted The violence erupted for the third consecutive night on the bid for the nomination In his statement to the party workers from throughout the district Anderson said he had known Angell as a worker In Kansas Republican politics since Anderson first ran for at- UZABfTH 77 of 1205 Linwood blvd passed a way July 13 Services 8:30 a Saturday at our chapel and 11 a at the graveside at Mac-pelah cemetery Lexington Mo OW NEWCOMER'S SONS PASEO AT BRUSH CREEK LO 1-0024 WEBB-MR ORLANDO SR aoe 66 4332 Parkview the trapped boys before fleeing with four Kathy 10 John 5 Ellen 1 and the baby Diane Two other children- Thomas 13 and Patricia 7 were away at summer camp grandchild and three greatgrandchildren Services will be held at noon today at the Newcomer chapel Brush Creek and the Paseo burial In St cemetery HENRY A CAMPBELL JlenrX Aen Campbell 75 of 8720 South Barton Shawnee died on the way to Shawnee Mission hospital yesterday He was born In Strafford Mo and lived here 63 years Mr Campbell was a American Heart of Surviving Campbell Mrs Kas Dorothv wuimnyiMrs line each day (or 3 or more consecutive days (without change in copy! (or both morning ana evening or Sundoy SI 43 an agata lino etch day tor both morn-I Ing ana avtnina waak-( dars 97e Sunday i Si 42 an agata tine each day tor both morning and evening weekdays 97c Sunday Prepayment required Type Sizes 6- Styles The following stylo and glies are used In Tht Star Want Ad columns STAR 24 latter and spacas Star IS letters and spaces city West side near the tomey general and sought his area where several persons support Mav Provide Boost noting last summer as police Services will he held at 11 Saturday at the Mellody-McGilley-Eylar chapel Linwood and Woodland burial in St Mary's cemetery MRS IRENE SEWELL Mrs Irene Sewell 74 of 6202 Troup Kansas City Kansas died Wednesday at the home Mrs Sewell was born in Mobile Ala and was a resident of Kansas City Kansas 60 years She was a member of the Church of God in Chirst Ninth and Haskell Surviving are two daughters Mrs Ernestine Norman and Mrs Lucille Dillard both of the home a sister Laura Jones Portland Ore and two grandchildren a greaL will he at The want ad columns of The Star are at your service Dial BA Adv Of oassed away July IT Services II a Saturdav Gibson -e irt-ler chaoel 19th Minn where friend mav call after 3 Friday Interrront Memorial Park GIBSON SON JOS A BULTER 8 SON 19th MINN AVE DR 1 7000 MAY age 837 3400 Campbell passed away July 14 Services in the Earp chapel 10 a Salur-day Interment Elmwood Family will receive friends 7 9 Friday 4707 vices will be held at 930 a Saturday Interment Highland Park '4HN MRS CECIL age 72 of 6004 HARRY BUTLER Agnes passed away July 12 1966 Ser V- KANSAS CITY NORTH GL 3-2100 iCuPS Saturday at the SouthsRto Troos'- Interment Mem a HI 4-8773 KINO-MILTON Of 6003 Slater Merriam Services 1:30 Friday from th- 1 WE 1 LE RTS HARRY aqe 49 of 4431 North Grand passed away July 13th 1966 friends may call at our funeral home 2100 East Russell Rd from 7 to 9 Thursday and Friday where ser- mursaay ana t-riaav where ser- The work by Anderson and i Gagel on behalf of Angell could give the Ottawa university pro- Near Downtown Area fessor a boost up on Larry Disturbances had been kept Winn jr Leawood home to a minimum until mid-evening builder and developer who has when swarms of Negro gangs been considered the leader in roamed along a strip on Roose- the tight race because of his four grandchildren velt road from Pulaski road to expected majorities in Johnson JAMES crossley was a carnival worker He member of the Peter Smith Legion post and the America club are his wife Mrs Leola of the home a daughter Ermagene Dunn Lawrence a stepdaughter Mrs Baumgartner the home STAR chapel strong ave at 37th where MISS ANNA age 63 of 1119 7 P-m Thursday I Enst8ih slree passed away July 14 California avenue about 16 1 County James Robert Crossley 31 of 2 lifters and spacas Atjut2 lints Point ter ment Johnson County Memorial 'Sac- 66 Rotary 8:00 dens Family suggests contributions to the funeral nmp of nown- Three olher eendldle Ok Jl a hospital in St Joseph Mo He Metropolitan Ave Methodist enurch SIMMONS FUNFRAL HOME FA 1 5775 LAN Services1 af1f WA 1-7717 Aiount Moriah About 3 lines 14 Point LOTZ-LUTHER HENRY 74 of Lebanon Mo passed away July 12 Services 2 Friday In our chapel Interment Floral Star 30 letters and spacas Star 24 latter and space Star 31 letters and tpact Star II lattare and saaco LOST Hills cemetery PASEODATWMRN5sWhWk "LO I -0024 STAR 32 letters and space STAR 17 letter and spaca STAR CAT--Slamese Seel Polm mala reward 1 2B5 3E 3764 har- CEMETERY-FUNERAL HOME-CREMATORY HOLMES at 105th Willow 2-2004 About 4 linas ll Paint Nesmith of Leawood former state legislator who recently returned from a tour of Vietnam Dr Howard Neighbor of Prairie Village a Park college faculty member and former newscaster and Richard Rlxner of Fairway a lawyer with offices In Kansas City and Blue Springs Mo are also In the race from Johnson County A part of the decision to support Angell by Anderson and Gagel and their forces has been town Chicago The windows of a currency exchange were shattered Stones were thrown through the window of car carrying three white girls A rock smashed the window of a squad car Police said 10 to 15 Negroes had been arrested Two squad cars blocked off each intersection along the predominantly Negro section The known as the Lawndale is about three miles west of Negro neighborhood at MRS REBECCA age 88 ot 7801 Holmes passed awav July 33 1966 Services will be held 13 a Friday at the chapol 6830 Troost Intermant Sheffield lal eon- cemtrtery Famiiy suggests memorial SINCE 1886 Women ana children Saf-urdav July 9th at 12th Chestnut Ro-no questions asked If raturnM 816-539-2150 between 7 3 Piattsburp Mo Black Pomeranian named BB vt- contributions to Homo for th Jtwlsh Aged LOUIS MEMORUL CHAPEl 6830 TROOST EM 1-51 5211 grandchild Services o'clock Monday at the Thatcher chapel: burial in Westlawn cemetery Friends may call after 6 Sunday night at the chapel MRS CORRINE SNORGRAS Mrs Corrine Snorgrass of 1205 Linwood died yesterday at the home She was born In Tipton Mo and lived here 60 years She retired In 1960 from the I Donnelly company where she was a sales clerk She also had been a buyer for the Emery Bird Thayer store Eleventh and Walnut for about 25 years She was a member of St Catholic church and its altar society and the Legion of Mary Surviving are a brother Art Schmidt of the home and a sister Mrs Julia Broaddus 608 East Armour Services will be held at 9 Saturday at the church: burial In St cemetery The rosary will be said at 8 tonight at the Mellody-Mc-GUley-Eylar chapel Linwood and Main Friends may call after 7 tonight at the chapel MR MARGARET SQUIRES Mrs Margaret Dickinson Squires 47 of New Orleans and formerly ot Kansas City died yesterday at the home She lived here 35 years before moving to New Orleans In 1952 Surviving are two brothers Edward Dickinson II and Albert Dickinson both of Austin Tex Services will be About lino 34 Paint 13 latter and (pace ROGER Ls passed awav i Child's pet Reward FL 3-071 CHRISTIAN CHAPEL 5000 Blue Ridge Cutoff Answers Uloum'' I Blond German shephef WA i-aa4 Slat Paen Reward WA 4 8878 was a lifelong resident here Surviving are his parents Mr and Mrs George Weitzel of the home Services will be held at 3 Saturday at the graveside In' Memorial Park cemetery Frlenda may call from 7 to 9 at the Weilert Southside chapel ME MAUDE DA VI Mrs Maude Clara Davis 84 of 4906 Brooklyn died yesterday at the General hospital She waa born In Macon County Missouri and lived here 65 years Surviving re a son Alvie A Davie 1844 East Forty eighth a daughter Mrs Zelpha Thompson St Joseph Mo a sister Mrs Ray Soulier 4445 Belleview six grandchildren and five great-grandchildren Services win be held at noon Saturday at the Newcomer chapel Brush Creek and the Paseo burial in Floral Hills cemetery MRS AMANDA DEAN Mrs Amanda Dean 79 of Dearborn In Platte County died at a St Joseph Mo hospital yesterday She was a lifelong resident of Dearborn and a member of the New Market Christian church there Surviving are a daughter Mrs David Logan St Joseph a I female DOG Boxer male tan-white "tan cofler FRANK ape 76 1LOIWr Scar an front foot viclnl- pf4840iLamar Mission Services Sal tOI SmaHey Reward WA t- On all advartlsamanfa (not aat solid It I fjcaflons except thos lisfed under Miwncma aT SOHO agate run-in) with display effects agate caps gxtra whlfa space or displ fh following rates ficatlons eceo' display type apply to alf classi GrfetE -fome STATE LINE AT QRTY-f I85T COII ax 21021 McLaughlin Classifications: a Amos Johnson County Memorial GardertsJ Collie 2 puppies JkTitC Frjends mav calf at th chapel Friday HloSn reward TE 3-4294 73rd' 57 ihrfy Chapl Shawnee burial 1-4886 10901 JOHNSoll boG AAale Pointer laroa vlclnif ME Kansas Reward MTMil DOG Brown Chihuahua 11 veeVs vlclplfy attributed by some observers to street where disturbances broke JlLiJS Tll- i i convention for selection of dele- IP presidential Store Windows Broken Plate glass windows were broken in about two stores in each block -Clergymen and nuns dispatch-txy Dr Martin Luther King jrt urged women and children to get off the streets At that time Angell gave his support to Anderson in his hid for a delegate post later taken away from him at the state convention in Topeka while Winn joined with forces in Johnson County who opposed Anderson unsuccessfully there RewaHEWMEHHH 7 cents an agate line each day both morning ano evening or Sunday 12c an agata lln each day far both morning and evanlng or Sunday for 3 or more consacuflva day wTtn-out change in copy Such want ads ar charged with tha actual apace occupied Th unit of mgas-yramenf I tha agata 14 agata llnat to tha Inch Rata ait raauatt far weekday sarvlca morning only ar avtnina onrv 77th-Cherry eorge PrescrfplionTqlfFi hfealr rame Vicinity 83rd-Metcalf DU i MR FRANCES age 67 pt 8725 Mlnehaha pasted away July 14 1966 Services 1:30 Saturday Broadway Methodist church 74th A Wor-rall rd Friends may call at the chapel AanoancmnH FUNERAL DIRECTORS 7406 Wornall rd Friday evanlng interment MemorMI Park cemetery Family rtauesfi no flowers suggests contributions tg Stanley Klmtlgh Memorial Fund of the church or American Cancer society BLACKMAN WORNALL THE WEILERT PLAN Complete dignified tynerals t9j up Metallic casket 395 up HI 4-tfts JA 3-74CKJ This clikslTicallon continued otTnextBliJ".

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