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Sedalia Democrat, Sunday, Feb. 23, 1969 OBITUARIES Mrs. Walter Purcey Mrs. Walter Purcey. 88, died at the Fairview Nursing Home Saturday morning.

She was born July 6. 1880. at Valles Mines. daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Benjamin Buster. On Sept. 2. 1909. she was married to Walter W.

Purcey in St. Louis. They lived most of their life in Bonne Terr, moving to Sedalia in May, 1967. Mrs. Purcey was preceded in death by her husband in June, 1967.

She IS survived by her daughter, Mrs. william C. Hopkins. 1610 West 13th: one son. Walter J.

Purcey. Farmington: seven grandchildren. The body was brought to the McLaughlin Funeral Chapel and later taken to the Boyer Funeral Home, Bonne Terre. where funeral services will be held Tuesday afternoon. Burial will be in Bonne Terre.

William Helsley LINCOLN William Gilbert Helsley. North Hollywood. formerly of Lincoln. died in a North Hollywood hospital shortly after being struck by a car there Jan. 29.

it was learned Saturday. He was born in Lincoln. July 5. 1915. son of William and Belle Helsley.

He had been employed by General Electric Co. for 30 years. Survivors include a sister. Nettie, state of California: one half- brother. Guy Helsley.

Erie seven half- sisters. Miss Maybelle Crum. state of California: Mrs. Anna McClennen. St.

Louis: Mrs. Lula Burnett. Lincoln: Mrs. Blanche Thurman and Mrs. Nellie Stargell, both of Sedalia: Mrs.

Maude Harkless and Miss Abbie Helsley. both of Green Ridge. Funeral services were held at the Old North Church. Feb. 3.

with burial at Forest Lawn Hollywood Hills. George M. Mitchell WARSAW George M. Mitchell, 81, died at his home here Thursday. He was born in Cross Timbers, Aug.

3. 1887. son of the late William and Margaret Wiley Mitchell. He was married to Mary Lake, Cross Timbers, who survives. They spent their entired married life on a farm in the Hickory community in Benton County.

Surviving besides his wife are a son, Clark, also of the home: one daughter, Mrs. Gladys Roberts, Edwards; and five grandchildren. Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. Sunday at the New Home Baptist Church. with Elder Maynard Yoder officiating.

Burial will be in the church cemetery. The body is at the Reser Funeral Home. Mrs. Augusta Kreiling Mrs. Augusta Agatha Kreiling.

93. 700 West Third, died at 6:15 p.m. Saturday at Bothwell Hospital. She was born in Marquette County, Wisconsin. March 13, 1875.

daughter of the late Fritz and Rosie Jesse Fethke. She was married to Lewis Simeon Kreiling. Jan. 3. 1900.

in Florence. He preceded her in death. Nov. 28. 1934.

Mrs. Kreiling had been a resident of Sedalia for 62 years and was a member of the First Baptist Church. Surviving are three daughters. Mrs. W.

F. Schwenk. 1517 South Barrett: Mrs. Bessie Taylor. 700 West Third; and Mrs.

Walter Reppenhagen, Decatur, a son, Warren G. Krieling, Richomond. seven grandchildren and 11 great grandchildren. She was preceded in death by four sisters and one brother, in addition to her parents and husband. Funeral services will be held at 10:30 a.m.

Tuesday at the Heckart -Gillespie Funeral Home with the Rev. J. R. Wallace, pastor of the First Baptist Church, officiating. Burial will be in Memorial Park Cemetery.

The family will receive friends from 7 until 9 p.m. Monday at the HeckartGillespie Funeral Home. Busdrivers' Union Authorized to Strike ST. LOUIS (AP) Bus drivers of the bi-state transit system have authorized their union to strike Mar. 1 if contract negotiations remained deadlocked.

a spokesman said Saturday. Harold Driemeyer. president of Local 788. Amalgamated Transit Union. said drivers approved the move late in the week.

The union's old working agreement expired Friday. Two Held (Continued from Page 1) identified Jordan and Shomer as the men who raped here, Miller reported. Identification was made at the police station Friday morning. Chief Miller said. Miller added that the victim's sister also identified the car and the two men as the suspects who drove away with the young girl.

After the incident was reported to police. Miller said. the vehicle described by the two girls was located at the Bothwell Hotel parking lot. Officers Franklin Rogers and James Shawhan maintained surveillance of the vehicle from after 10 p.m. Thursday until about 8 a.m.

Friday. In the meantime, it was learned that both Jordan and Shomer were registered at the hotel. Miller added. Miller said the two men accompanied Sargeants Franklin and William Raynes to the Sedalia police station of their own free will after being asked to do so by the officers while at the hotel. After questioning at police headquarters, the men were held for investigation of statutory rape, Miller said.

He said both men requested a polygraph test and added that Jordan and Shomer were taken to Jefferson City by Sgt. Perry Franklin and Officer James Stivers. The test was given about 3 p.m. Friday, but results were withheld. After they returned to Sedalia, about 6 p.m.

Friday, Jordan and Shomer were again questioned by Chief Miller, Sgt. Franklin and Sheriff Fairfax. A short time later state charges were filed by Keeler. The two men are scheduled to appear before Magistrate Armstrong for arraignment Monday, Fairfax said. Chief Miller said the victim of the alleged assault did not require hospitalization, but was examined at the hospital by Dr.

Robert Stockwood and released. Miller said the two men arrived in Sedalia Thursday morning. It was also learned that they apparently did not have previous police records. Students Name To Dean's Honor List at SFCC Eighteen Sedalians have been named to the dean's honor list for the first semester of the first class at State Fair Community College it was announced Saturday. Students must attain a grade point average of 3.0 or better and must be enrolled for at least 12 semester hours of study.

Sedalia students honored were: Gary Dean Allen. Stephen J. Barr. Phyllis Ann Bishop. Michael DeLozier.

Joseph 0. Downey. Linda Lee Hall. Terrence Harrison. Morris G.

Hogan. Brenda L. Johnson. Gary L. Lee.

Rosemary K. Mumbower. Ted W. Perkins. Ellen G.

Quigg. Bonnie K. Schroder. Martha A. Sievers.

Verda J. Taylor. Carolyn M. Thomas and Dorothy W. Wissman.

Area students honored: Duane Amos. Russellville: Joyce Aurig. Pilot Grove: Janice K. Byrd. Hughesville: Bonnie M.

Deuschle. Pilot Grove: Katharine A. Higgins. Houstonia: Yvonne M. Otten.

Otterville: Bonnie L. Ransdell. Otterville: Donald L. Snorgrass. Tipton: and Steven Charles Smith.

Smithton. Moore Funeral Home. Houstonia, with the Rev. George Scott. pastor of the United Methodist Church, officiating.

Burial was in Fairview Cemetery, Sweet Springs. Morton Lane NEW. N.Y. Funeral services for Morton Lane, 51, who died Thursday in New York. will be held today in Scarsdale, N.Y Mrs.

Mary W. Hurst IONIA Funeral services for Mrs. W. Hurst. 97.

who died Friday, at the Windsor Hospital will be held at 2:30 p.m. today at the Gouge Funeral Home, Windsor. Burial will be in Laurel Oak Cemetery. How do you pick the hearing aid that's right for you? Beltone offers you the broadest range of hearing correction in the world. to fit any hearing loss that can be corrected.

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Feb. 11. Weight. 7 pounds. 11 ounces.

Named Michelle Marie. Paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Fred M. Lange.

907 West Broadway. Hospital BOTHWELL Admitted: John E. Cable. 1101 South Moniteau; Mrs. Henry Lange.

Cole Camp: Mrs. Ethel L. Madorin, 804 West Fourth: Charles L. McFadden. Cole Camp: Clarence Hamilton, 524 North Lamine: Joe W.

Smith. Knob Noster: Verdie Downhour. Urbana: Clarence Hensley, Warsaw: Robert Mann, 1404 East Ninth; Mrs. Morris Blasingame, 628 East 16th: Mrs. Elmer Lutjen; Route 1: Mrs.

James Woodsmall, 1703 South Harrison; Charles Riley, Windsor: Mrs. Mamie McCormick, Fairview Nursing Home: James Dotson, 900 West Henry; Mrs. Lula Rehmer, Stover: Mrs. Ida Gregory. Warsaw; Mrs.

Kay Johnson, 2507 Southwest Boulevard: Bill Hogue, Smithton; Mrs. Roger Menning, Route 2. Dismissed: Mrs. A. F.

Berkley, 643 East 10th: Mrs. Nellie Hamrick, Stover: Mrs. Cynthia Nichols. Versailles: Mrs. Gary Barnett, 1810 East Fifth: Mrs.

Addie Berchtold. 1617 South Barrett; Miss Mary Elizabeth Settles. Buena Vista: Roy Lemler, Green Ridge: Robert Staats, LaMonte: Larry Svenkensen, 1827 West Third: Mrs. Bernice Wilt. Route Mrs.

Ernest Zimmerschield, Mora: Mrs. Joseph Barb. Route Mrs. Doris Estes, 1000 East 13th: Baby Karen Kietsman. 1009 East Fourth; Roy Holman.

Route Irven Menaugh, Ionia: Mrs. Dorothy Broke, 1204 East 14th: Mrs. Cora Foster, Clinton; Albert Beckman. Cole Camp: Mrs. George G.

Naylor, 2026 East Sixth; David Sullivan. Green Ridge; Mrs. Edwin D. McMullin, 506 South Quincy: Miss Clara L. Plombon.

Warsaw: Lori Roberts. 1321 South Arlington; Marion Meyers, 924 East Broadway; Mrs. Mary S. Parsons. Smithton; Clarence Helsley, Warsaw; Maybelle E.

Hunter, Green Ridge; Mrs. Elmer Lutjen, Route Mrs. Emma A. Holtzen, Cole Camp; Mrs. Melvin C.

Lange, Sedalia; Mrs. Edward P. Kurtz, 817 East 14th: Mrs. Fred Fletcher, Windsor: Mrs. Charles Brown, LaMonte: Roy Brown, 1911 West Fifth: Mrs.

Donald E. Ash, 262 Greensbro; Mrs. Sadie M. Bradley, 1022 East Broadway. Due to crowded conditions at the hospital.

visitors are restricted to members of the patients' immediate families. Marriage Licenses Thomas Joe Jackson, 1511 East Fifth. and Janise Kay Velton. 1913 South Marvin. Thomas Higgins Warren.

LaMonte, and Goldie Mae Templeton, LaMonte. Elroy Melvin VonHolten. Cole Camp. and Orleen Fay Eckhoff, Kansas City. Warren (Continued from Page 1) and that the fatal shot was from the front.

Asst. Dist. Atty. Alvin Oser. tall with a bushy crewcut.

opened by demanding: state official authorized the removal of evidence out of the State of Texas in this Dymond was on his feet objecting. Accidents Mrs. Laura Riley Mrs. Laura R. Riley.

78. 1708 West Fifth. died at 2 p.m. Friday at Bothwell Hospital. Mrs.

Riley was born in St. Louis. Sept. 11. 1890.

daughter of the late Leland and Rose Stinson Powell Riley. She was married April 7. 1919. in Sedalia to John Lee Riley. She was a member of Sacred Heart Catholic Church: the Altar Society: American War Mothers: Pettis County Women's Democratic Club and the Daughters of Isabella.

Circle 310. Surviving are her husband of the home and seven children. Mrs. Edith Simon. 1108 S.

Lamine: Mrs. Margaret Zuroweste. Mrs. Alice Potts. Mrs.

Theresa Harmon and Miss Leona Riley. all of Kansas City: David Hales. St. Louis: and Mrs. Elizabeth Sanazaro.

Cuba. Mo: 16 grandchildren and nine great-grandchildren. She was preceded in death by one daughter. Mary Lee Riley. The body is at McLaughlin Chapel where the Daughters of Isabella will recite the Rosary at 4 p.m.

Sunday. The American War Mothers will conduct a service at 7 p.m. The Altar Society and friends will recite the Rosary at 7:30 p.m. Funeral Mass will be at 10 a.m. at Sacred Heart Church with the Rev.

Father Growney officiating. Pallbearers will be Jim Buckley. Philip Woolery. Dorsey Martin. Wendell McKee.

Joe Kares and David Wasson. Burial will be in Calvary Cemetery. Funeral Services Mrs. Ada Collidge Funeral: services for Mrs. Ada Collidge, 305 East St.

Louis. who died Tuesday, were held at 2 p.m. Saturday at the Taylor Chapel Methodist Church with the Rev. T. E.

Davis, pastor. officiating. Burial was in Crown Hill Cemetery. Mrs. Mary Miller CALIFORNIA Funeral services for Mrs.

Mary Miller. 85. former Californian who died in Council Bluffs. Iowa, Thursday, will be held at 2 p.m. today at the Williams Funeral Home, California, with the Rev.

Marvin Kirchhoff officiating. Burial will be in the Salem United Church of Christ Cemetery. Herman Lee Grace TIPTON Funeral services for Herman Lee Grace, 68, who died Wednesday at Memorial Hospital, Jefferson City, will be held at 1:30 p.m. Sunday at the Conn Funeral Home, with the Rev. J.D.

Cooper, pastor of the First Baptist Church. officiating. Burial will be in Moreau Cemetery, east of Tipton. Leonard James Duffey SWEET SPRINGS Funeral services for Leonard James Duffey, 94, who died Wednesday at Community Hospital, Sweet Springs, were held at 11 a.m. Saturday at the Miller Funeral Home with the Rev.

James West officiating. Burial was in Dresden Cemetery. Teel Imhoff JAMESTOWN Funeral services for Teel William Imhoff, 70. Route Jamestown, who died in Columbia, were held at 10:30 a.m. Saturday at the Cedron Assumption Catholic Church.

near Jamestown, with the Rev. Herbert Kramer officiating. Burial was in the church cemetery. Florence Rothrock HOUSTONIA Funeral services for Florence Rothrock. 76.

who died Thursday. were held at 2 p.m. Saturday at the A two-car accident occurred at the intersection of 16th and Ohio at 6:19 p.m. Friday. Involved were a 1960 Ford driven east on 16th by George I.

Sanders, 36. 660 East 12th, and a 1963 Corvair driven south on Ohio by Barbara J. Dail, 28. 1023 South Marvin. The left front of both vehicles were damaged.

Broadway and State Fair was the scene of a two- car accident at 5:58 p.m. Friday. Involved were a 1967 Plymouth driven east on Broadway by Billy R. Wilson, 35. Kansas City.

and a 1967 Buick driven north on State Fair by Belinda Blackman. 17. 1005 State Fair. The right side of the Plymouth and the left front of the Buick were damaged in the accident. A 1966 Chevrolet drinve south on Limit by Alma Lee Hopkins, 41.

Windsor, and a 1965 Chevrolet driven east on 16th by Thomas S. Gulick. 73, 1415 South Beacon, were involved in a collision at the intersection of those streets at 3:11 p.m. Friday. The right side of Mrs.

Hopkins' auto and the front of Gulick's were damaged. Minor damage resulted in a two-car accident in the 100 block of East Second at 3:23 p.m. Friday. Involved were a parked 1961 Chevrolet owned by Homer D. Craig, 48, Cole Camp, and a 1961 Buick driven by Zulia Helen Owen, 49, 1207 South Ohio.

A broken headlamp on the Chevrolet was the only damage reported as a result of the accident. Extensive damage resulted to both cars involved in an accident 2.1 miles south of Route on Highway 65 at 7:30 p.m. Saturday. According to the Highway Patrol a 1966 Buick driven south on 65 by John Loren Fair, 22, Kansas City, and a Mercury sedan driven by George Henry Lewis, 59, 902 West Broadway. collided when Lewis was attempting to make a left turn into a driveway.

The right front of the Buick and the left rear of the Mercury were damaged in the accident. Damage was estimated at $500 to both vehicles. Fair was issued a patrol summons for careless and imprudent driving. Cpl. Pete Storh of the Highway Patrol investigated the accident.

A 1968 Ford driven by James Leonard Shepard, 35, 607 North Quincy, and a 1967 Chevrolet driven by Michael E. Alfrey, 24, Route 3, were involved i in an accident on the parking lot at Garst's Drive Inn at 10:57 p.m. Friday. The right rear of the Ford and the left rear of the Chevrolet were damaged in the accident. Police received a report of a one-car accident in the 2200 block of South Grand at 12:47 a.m.

Saturday. Upon investigation officers discovered a 1965 Oldsmobile had struck a utility pole at the above location. The right side of the car was damaged in the accident. Police were unable to contact the driver of the car at the scene. They are continuing their investigation.

Police Report Tony Menefee, 1501 West Fourth, reported to police Friday that someone took a dishwasher from the above address. Danie E. Green, 412 North Washington, reported to police VR OR CAUSE WHAT OF IS THE BOILS? by over -rich blood, or possibly a virus from a Many people think that boils are caused I cold. Boils usually are a local infection started by the bacteria found on the skin. The staphyR culprit.

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May we compound yours? Warren's Re Phone TA 6-1878 212 S. Ohio PRESCRIPTION SHOP R. ERV RARER Committee Members Members of the Missouri the 1970 White House Children and Youth are: left to right, Mrs. Ron Keyes, Libby his leather coat was taken from Wiggle Inn sometime early Saturday morning. Police received a call at 4:52 p.m.

Friday to go to 301 East 26th. Upon arrival at the scene Officer Otis Brock discovered that David Dawson, age 4, had his finger stuck in the ring of a clipboard. Assistant Fire Chief Jabas was called and a of tin snips and wire cutters were used to free the boy's finger. The police report indicated that after several attempts and a few tears from David his finger was freed. Helen D.

Schilb reported to police someone took several items from her purse about 8:45 p.m. Friday while she was at Smith-Cotton High School. Selvin Royal. 406 South Quincy, reported to police vandals broke the radio antenna and whinshield wipers on his car while it was parked at the above address early Friday night. All Sedalia Police cars were dispatched to Brooks Cafe, 210 East Main, at 4:43 p.m.

Saturday after police received a call about a shooting in progress there. Upon arrival officers discovered that two shots had been fired from a .22 caliber revolver following a disturbance. No injuries were reported. Officers took the gun involved to the station for safe keeping. Magistrate Court Glen Richard Calltharp, Overland Park, exceeding Missouri speed limits.

withdrawn by assistant prosecuting attorney Donald Barnes. Eleven persons entered pleas of guilty to charges of violating Missouri speed regulations, and all were fined $25 plus costs. each. in Magistrate Court. Named by the court were: Mildred Elizabeth Phelps.

Columbia: Martha Martin Pyles, Whiteman AFB: Vernon Lee Horn. Route Jennie Maude Morris, Climax Springs: Ben Allen Johnson, Knob Noster; Verl Robert Nelson, 1001 State Fair. Thomas C. Langford, 418 Hear Here for this low low introductory price! $175,00 a price less than half what you would expect to pay Buys Zenith's New Holiday eyeglass hearing aid Slim, discreet styling. Rich tone, clear sound car mean for you better heaung at a lower cost.

WITH Try our new Holiday today. Warren's Re 212 South Ohio St. Phone TAylor 6-1878 Committee for Rader. Conference on meeting from Pettis County Inn in Mary K. Hunter, which Cain and Robin nes will They will attend the first which will be held at Ramada Jefferson City on Feb.

24, at Governor Warren E. Hearbe the principal speaker. Thursday Club Holds February Meeting Mrs. S. 0.

Campbell of the LaMonte community was hostess to the Thursday Club members for their February meeting on Feb. 13 and East Third: Ricky Hugh Park, Whiteman AFB: Edward Foris. 2001 South Missouri; Charles William Meyers, Kansas City; Dale Eugene Sharp, Kansas City. Michael John Yakos, Whiteman AFB, dirving while intoxicated, pleaded guilty and was fined $100 plus costs. Donna Marie Bryant, Route 2, driving with an operator's license, pleaded guilty and was fined $5 plus costs.

Marvin Roy Boyer, Clearfield. Iowa, careless and imprudent driving, pleaded guilty and was fined $25 plus costs. John Prentice Beaman. Green Ridge, Missouri resident and out-of-state vehicle license. pleaded guilty and was fined $5 plus costs.

Lewis Peter Braden, 914 East Seventh, no operator's license on persons, pleaded guilty and was fined $5 plus costs. City Fires Firemen used two pump buckets and one dry chemical extinguisher to extinguish a fire at the Show-Me-Kort, 1217 South Limit. at 5:12 p.m. Saturday where a furnace caught fire after a heat element apparently failed to function properly. Damage was estimated at $500.

Firemen were called to 415 East Saline at 2:32 a.m. Saturday. A furnace had overheated. There was no fire or damage. presented a worthwhile devotional on "Beauty." Members were asked to answer roll call with some significant event of February.

It was coincidental that one member brought out the fact that that particular week in February was Electrical Week" and Mrs. Arthur Mahin, co-home management leader with Mrs. J. L. Johnson, chose as her demonstration, "How to Replace or Change an Electrical Switch or Mrs.

J. L. Johnson demonstrated a method of patching a rug or carpeting to complete the "Household Fixit" study for the afternoon. Mrs. George Harrison presented the Home and Community Beautification suggestion to be considered as projects for individual members and the club.

A round table discussion followed bringing out some worth while plans for one main community project which it is hoped can be done this year. During the business meeting with Mrs. Raymond Wasson president, presiding, nine members answered roll call and Mrs. Campbell and Mrs. Harrison gave a report of the meeting of the Pettis County Extension Homemakers Council which they and the president had attended recently.

The meeting was closed with the group singing the Missouri Waltz, the 1969 State Club Son. and with members repeating the club collect. Refreshments were served suggestive. of February birthdays and each place at the table was marked with a Valentine. Two children were guests.

The next meeting will be with Mrs. Charles Dilthey on March 13. uestion deceased person is entitled to both a Social When a death benefit allowance, how Security and Veterans is the distribution made? swer The lump sum Social Security death benefit is paid the veteran's widow without regard to funeral cost, to if she was living with her husband. The $250.00 funeral benefit usually is paid to the Veterans mortuary. If there is no widow, or the widow was estranged from her husband, Social Security will pay as a death benefit only the difference between the Vetallowance; and the cost of the funeral.

The erans maximum payable under these circumstances may not exceed the Social Security entitlement: this ranges from $165 to $255. Feel free to contact our office for copies of the latest official bulletins concerning Social Security and Veterans benefits, as well as other survivors rights and benefits. McLaughlin Bros. FUNERAL CHAPEL 826 8000.