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Sedalia Democrat. Wednesday. Feb 16.1972 DEATH NOTICES DAILY RECORD L. Edward Heffernan Edward Heffernan. Route 2.

died at 4 05 a Wednesday at Kairview Nursing Home Mr Heffernan was born in Logan County. Ill Feb 5. 1870 son of the late Richard and Kathryn Heffernan He married Jennie Norton in 1909 and she preceded him in death. Dec 10.1971 Mr Heffernan was a prominent 1'ettis County farmer He was a member of the board of directors of Farmers Mutual Insurance Co served in an advisory capacity ot the Production Credit Hoard in Jefferson City and was a member of the board of directors of Bcunu Vista Home He was a member ot the Smithton Cnited Methodist Church and the Modern Woodman of the World He is survived by one daughter. Mrs Robert Meyer.Glastonbury,Conn a foster daughter.

Mrs L. Scott. LaMonte. tour grandchildren and three great grandchildren Funeral services will be held 10 30 a Friday at the Heekart-Gillespie Funeral Home with the Rev Jerry Moon pastor ot the Smithton Cnited Methodist Church, officiating Mrs Keith Maynard will play organ selections Burial will he in Memorial Park Cemetery The family will receive friends at the funeral home from 7 to 8 30 Thursday Mrs. Frances Ellen Milburn Mrs Frances Fllen Milburn.

80. Route 1. died at the Campbell Hawthorne Nursing Home at 5 45 a Wednesday She had boon in tailing health since last June She was born in Pettis March 11. 1891. daughter ot the late James A and Mary Fllen Warren Ftliott She was married Oct 28 1914.

to Leonard Milburn She has been a lifelong resident ot Pettis Countv She was a lifetime member ot the New Bethel Church is survived In her widower. Leonard Milburn one daughter. Mrs Truman Cramer 1711 West 10th. tine grandson and one great grandson Funeral sen ices will be held at the Fwing Funeral Home at 10 am Friday The Rex PenisR Craft, pastor of the First I nited Methodist lunch will officiate Burial will he in the Memorial Park (Vmeterv The body is at the I unci al home Pr ice Gregory Price Oregon. 75.

231 Fast Boonvillc. died at his home at 3 15 Tuesday He had been in failing health tor several months He was born near Warsaw Dee 14. 1896. son til the late David and Cora Ousoly Gregory Mr Gregory was a veteran ot orld War I serving the I Navy I'ntil his retirement 15 years ago lie had been employed the I men Pacific Railroad lie lived in Sedalia lor the past 12 years He is survived by one sister. Mrs Della Cusick 255 Fast Boonvillc.

two brothers. Matt Gregory and Rodgie Gregory, both til Warsaw, one halt sister. Mrs Phyllis Jones Clinton, three halt brothers. Gordon Jones. Clinton.

Sam Jones. Bates itx anti Marvin Jones. Marshall Funeral services will bo held at the Fwing Funeral Home at 3 ni Friday The Rex Orval outcry will officiate Burial will the Sunny Side Cemetery southwest ot Lincoln The I hh I is at the tuneral home Louis A. Schroeder Funeral services tor Louis A Schroeder. 90 Smithton who died at Rest Haven Nursing Home Tuesday, were held at 1 30 pm Wednesday at the Heekart-Gillespie Funeral Home with the Rex Kenneth Gray otticiating Burial was the Smithton emetery THE SEDALIA DEMOCRAT 7U0 Massachusetts Sedalia Mo Telephone AC 816 82fc Published except Saturdays and Labor I)ay Published Sunday mornings in combination with The Sedalia Capital Second lavs postage paid al Sedaba Mo Member lile Associated Press American Newspaper Pubbshers Association The Missouri Press Association The Audit Bureau of Circulations The Inland Daily Press Association The Associated Press is exclusively entitled It) repubbsh news dispatches printed this newspaper otdFi: 9 St 'BSiTtlPTlON RATES Hy carrier in Sedaba Democrat evenings and Sunday or Capital mornings and Sunday 50c per week Morning Evening and Sunday 80t per week Pax able in advance The Sedaba amlal.

or The Sedaba Democrat daily and Sunday, by mail Pettis. Denton Camden Cooper Johnson Henry Hickory Lafayette. Moruteau Morgan and Sabne COM Ilf Id I year $15 00 6 months $8 00 3 months $4 25 1 month $1 75 Payable in advance Dy mail elsewhere 1 year $24 00 6 months $13 00 3 months $7 OU I month $2 50 Payable in advance Mrs. Margaret McAllister Mrs Margaret McAllister. 76.

2801 South Ohio, died sit St Mary's Hospital. Kansas itx Tuesday night She had been in failing health for the past two years and had been a patient at the hospital for the past week She was horn at Tipton. Jan 7. 1896. daughter ot the late John and Mary Kline Maron She was married in Kansas City.

Jan 27, 1925. to Frank McAllister Mrs McAllister was a member of St Patrick's hureh She is survived by her widower. Frank McAllister; one son. Albert McAllister. Grandview: one daughter.

Mrs Gene (Helen) Lowery. Bedford. one brother. Albert Maron. Little Hock.

Ark nine grandchildren and four grandchildren The body is at the Fwing Funeral Home. Funeral arrangements are incomplete August Fritz Oehrke SMITHTON August Fritz Oehrke. 84. died Wednesday morning at Bothwell Hospital He was born June 17. 1887, at Florence, son of the late Henry and Sophia Kurtz Oehrke He married Sena Bauer, who preceded him in death On Aug 15.

1925, he married Frances Geminden. who survives Mr Oehrke was a creamer at the Smithton Creamery He was a veteran of orld War I Also surviving are a son. Donald Oehrke. San Jose Calif a daughter. Mrs Ralph (Darlenei Thomas.

Route 2. four brothers. Ernest Oehrke. 703 South Montgomery. Sedalia; Oehrke.

16(H) Fast Ninth. Sedalia. Ben Oehrke. 404 West Sedalia Otto Oehrke. St Louis; eight grandchildren and one great-grandchild Funeral services will be held at 2 Friday at the Ncumeyer Funeral Home.

Smithton. with the Rev Jerry Moon officiating, assisted by the Rev Fail Dillon Burial will he at the Highland Sacred Gardens rs. Annie P. Burcham WINDSOR Mrs Annie Burcham. 89.

died Tuesday morning at Wetzel Hospital Clinton She was born Doe 25. 1882. on a farm near Windsor, daughter of Oglesby and Virginia Bird Young She was married March 25. 1905. to Joe Gray Burcham.

who preceded her death in 1964 She was a member of the Windsor Christian Church She had lived and worked for a number of years at the 1 )ixie Heady to ear Shop in Kansas City Upon retirement, she moved back to Windsor She is survived by one daughter. Mrs Homer Hrockway. Windsor; one son. Robert Lee Burcham. Kansas City; one sister.

Mrs Joe Martin. Columbia; one brother. Charlie Young. Los Angeles. Calif two granddaughters and four grandchildren Funeral services will be held at 2 Thursday at the Gouge Funeral Home here with the Rev George Alexander officiating Burial will bo in Laurel Oak Cemetery here The family will receive friends from 7 to 9 Wednesday at the funeral home George W.

Smith VERSAILLES George Smith, 53. died Monday at Veterans Hospital. Kansas He was born at Shell City on Nov 13. 1918. the son of the Lite Fred and Maggie Weeks Smith On Feb 28.

1940. he married Dorothy Hopkins, who survives Other survivors include a daughter. Mrs Carol Houchens. Versailles; two brothers. Ted Smith.

San Jose, Calif Wove Smith. Republican City, Neb three sisters. Mrs Ella Miller. Kansas City. Mrs Mae Gough.

Lee's Summit; Mrs Rosie Moore. Kearney, and two grandchildren Mr Smith was a farmer, a World War II veteran, and a member of the Grace Lutheran Church here Funeral services will be held at 1 30 Thursday at the ehurch with the Rev Schedler officiating Military rites and burial will be in the Versailles Cemetery The body is at the Kidwell-Garber Funeral Home here Mrs. Laura Fisher STOVER Mrs Laura Fisher. 89. died Tuesday at the Golden Nursing Home here She was born in Moniteau County July 14 1882 the daughtei of Mr and adison Morron In May.

1900. she was married to Fred Fisher, who preceded her in death in Feb 1958 She was a member ot the First Baptist Church of Stover Mrs Fisher is survived by several nieces and nephews Funeral services will I held at 1 30 Thursday at the ehurch with the Rev James Allen officiating Burial will 1 the Pleasant Union Cemetery The body will lie in state after 2 Wednesday at the Scrivner Funeral Home here Harold James Thomas ARSAW Funeral services for Harold James Thomas. 63. who died Sunday at his home, were-held at 11 a Wednesday at the Keser Funeral Chapel Burial was the Turkey Creek Cemetery Disciplinary Action For Two Students Two State Fair Community College students have voluntarily accepted certain disciplinary actions recommended by the Student Judicial Council, following a marijuana incident on the campus Jan. 29.

The two students, Dudley Kirk Davis. 20. 1004 South Missouri, and Barry Lynn Walz. 19, Route 4. according to Sedalia police records were apprehended on the college parking lot with a pickup truck containing what was believed to be mari juana According to the police reports, the two were taken to the police station, charged with investigation of possession of marijuana, then placed in jail while the investigation was being conducted They were later released On Jan 31, according to Walz, the pair appeared before the Student Judicial Council, composed of two faculty members and three students, and were informed of the council's recommendations.

The pair were informed the council recommended disciplinary and social probation until the end of this semester, which ends May 1 At that time the matter will be reviewed Both students are sophomores. Police reports indicate the apprehensions were made on the basis of an anonymous telephone call to out a truck on the SFCC parking lot." The informant told police the truck contained marijuana. Cars and officers were dispatched to the scene, where the two men were found near the truck Officers saw what they believed to be marijuana in the truck, and arrested the two men They searched the truck and found substances they believed to be marijuana Some cigarettes believed to be marijuana were found on at least one of the men's person The men were taken to the police station, where they were booked for investigation Prosecuting Attorney Adam Fischer declined to file charges, however, after he learned that the search and seizure were illegal since thev were based on an anonymous tip and that no search warrant had been issued Charles T. Flippin Funeral services for Charles Flippin, 67. 2404 Golf Ave who died at his home Monday night, will be held at the Fwing Funeral Home at 1 Thursday.

The Hex A Wilson Phillips, pastor of the West Side Assembly of God Church, will officiate, assisted by the Rev. Bird Campbell, former pastor of the First Assembly of God Church Pallbearers will be Aron Smith. John Cover. 0 Sprague. Carl Oswald.

Robert Long and Charles Patterson. Jr Burial will be in the Memorial Park Cemetery The body is at the funeral home. Mrs. Ruth D. Crow Funeral services for Mrs Ruth I) Crow.

64, 1609 South Moniteau, who died at the Fllis-Fischel Hospital. Columbia. Tuesday morning, will be held at the Fwing Funeral Home at 1 Friday The Rev, Eugene Trice, pastor of the Fpworth United Methodist Church, will officiate. Pallbearers will be Dr R. Edwards.

Willis Wicker. Clay Shelledy. Clary. George I Winters and Herbert Richards Burial will be in the Highland Sacred Gardens The body is at the funeral home, where the family will receive friends from 7 to 8 30 Thursday Fred R. Staley Sr.

Funeral services tor Fred Staley Sr 90. formerly of 416 North Hurley, who died at 407 Fast Sixth Monday night, will be held at the Fwing Funeral Home at 3 Thursday The Rev Eugene Trice, pastor ot the Fpworth United Methodist Church, will officiate Pallbearers will be Lester Patrick. Dabner Joseph Wolf. Pummill. Lindsey Hayden and Cliff Nevins Burial will be in the Crown Hill Cemetery The body is at the funeral home Mrs.

Caroline Lange FORTUNA Mrs Caroline Lange, 78. died here Monday at the home of her daughter. Mrs Erma Hildreth Funeral services will be held Friday at Woodstock. Ill David Walter Wahlers STOVER Funeral services tor David Walter Wahlers. 80.

who died Sunday at the Golden Age Nursing Home here, were held at 1 Wednesday at the United Methodist Church with the Rev Wilbanks otticiating Charles Elmo Patton WARSAW Funeral services for Charles Elmo Patton. 75. who died Monday at his home, were held at 12 30 Wednesday at the Reser Funeral Chapel, with the Rev Richard Radford oificiating Burial was in Maple Hills Cemetery Horace Redmond WARSAW Funeral services for Horace Redmond. 86. who died Tuesday at the Oak Haven Nursing Home, will be held at 1 30 Thursday at the Heser Funeral Chapel with the Rev Ted Frances officiating Burial will be in the Shawnee Cemetery The family will receive friends from 7 to 8 30 Wednesday at the funeral home Kennie Miller State Post Is Sought By Miller Kennie Miller.

1223 West Third. Tuesday filed for the Democratic nomination for state representative from the 113th district. Miller, 66, told The Democrat-Capital he filed for the position at the urging of acquaintances and area businessmen. He added that he was familiar with political procedures at Jefferson City, having long been interested in state legislative processes and said he like a change might be needed Active in the real estate business here for 26 years. Miller has been a resident of Sedalia since 1940.

He and his wife Annetta have one daughter and two grandchildren Miller served six years as director of the State Motor Vehicle Registration Office for Pettis County Currently a member of the advisory board of the Osage Valley Flood Control and Water Conservation Association, a group which has actively sought Congressional funding for the Harry S. Truman Reservoir near Warsaw. Miller is a past director of the Missouri Real Estate Association and has served as a member of the Sedalia Chamber of Commerce board of directors. He is a member of the Salvation Army Board of Directors, Wesley United Methodist Church, Kiwanis. Knife and Fork Club.

Sedalia Board of Realtors and the Missouri Real Estate Association. The 113th district comprises six townships, including Sedalia. in Pettis County. The office is currently held by Rep Joe Rains. D-Sedalia.

Diabetes Group Is Formed Here The Sedalia-Pettis County Diabetes Association was formed at a meeting Monday evening at the REA building Fleeted officers of the association were Mrs Carl Goist. Route 2. chairman; Bob Cain. 1112 South Warren, chairman-elect; Clyde Perkins. 2430 West Seeond, vice- chairman; Mrs Arthur Fischer.

Route 1. secretary; and Mrs Frank Mehl. 236 South Grand, treasurer. The association's medical advisory committee consists of Dr B. L.

Boatright. Dr. David Edwards. Dr. Robert C.

Stockwood. Dr J. E. Block and Dr Robert W. Edmonds Dr Ronald James, president of the Central Missouri Diabetes Association and a physician at the University of Missouri Medical Center.

Columbia, explained the aims of the organization, which include conducting educational and diabetes detection programs in the community The local organization will function as a branch of the Central Missouri chapter. Mrs. Goist said Tonight On TV EVENING 6 00 3( 1 News 4 High Chaparral 11 Dick Van Dyke 6 30 3(17) KCBJ-TV Special 5 Andy Griffith 6-13 Ozark Opry 8 Rod Gelatt's Postscript 9 Hogan Heroes 10(41) Wrestling 11 Dragnet 7 00 3i 17 )-9 Courtship of Eddie's Father 4-8 Adam 12 5-6-13 Carol Burnett 11 Movie 7:30 17 )-10(41) Comedy Hour 4-8 Mystery Movie 9 I Dream of Jeannie 8 00 5-6-13 Medical Center 9 Mow If 8 30 3( 17 The Persuaders 4 8 Night Gallery 5-6-13 Manmx 11 Wagon Train 9 30 3(17) Vacation Memories Dragnet 10 00 3(17 News One Step Beyond 11 Peyton Place 10 30 Dick Cavett 4 8 Johnny Carson 5-9 Movie 6-13 Merv Griffin 12 00 Moonlight Theatre News 11 Suspense Theatre 12 15 5 News 12 20 5 Movie BOTHWELL HOSPITAL Admissions Robert Hoskins, Route Mrs. Ihric Waisner, Lincoln. Dismissals Miss Rita S.

Neer, Knob Noster; Miss Lisa Bottcher, 501 North Quincy; Bobby Bremer, Ottervilie; Mrs. Roy Martin, 501 East 13th; Master William L. Brown, Warsaw; Master Merle L. Brown Warsaw; Mrs. Walter Kroos, Lincoln; Mrs.

LeRoy Pummill and son, LaMonte; Master Robert Corbett, Knob Noster; Master Kevin A. Piers, 314 East Fifth; Mrs. Jess Ritchie, Versailles; Frank Fowler, 1111 Gorrell; Sister Rosita Poll, 304 South Moniteau; Mrs. John Robbins, Windsor; Wesley Gann, Lincoln; Mrs. Verna Williams.

194 West Mrs. Omer Cramer, 1309 East 20th; Mrs. Joe Barb. Ionia. Area Hospitals Harry Lemke, Richard Acox, Sweet Springs; John H.

Vogelsmeier, Mrs. Walter Dittmer, Louis Wiemberg, and Mrs. Floyd McVey, Concordia; Mrs. Edna Mae Walter. Jefferson City; Edwin Michalis.

Malta Bend; all admitted to Sweet Springs Community Hospital. Mark Scott. Mrs. Clark Evans. Sweet Springs; and Walter Stuerke, Concordia; all dismissed from Sweet Springs Community Hospital.

Mrs. Elsie Burgenger. 404 East Second, is a patient at the University of Missouri Medical Center. No Evidence Of Shooting Turned Up Police are continuing to investigate a report that a 16-year-old boy shot an intruder attempting to force his way into his home Tuesday morning. So far police have found no physical evidence that the incident took place.

The boy, son of Mr. and Mrs Robert Brown. 1208 East 12th, told police a man knocked at the front door of his home and when the youth answered the door the man threatened to hit him with a steel pipe he was carrying. According to the youth, the would-be attacker shoved him to the floor. The boy said he got up.

ran to his bedroom closet and got a 22 caliber rifle The unwelcome visitor saw the weapon and ran for the door. The boy said he shot the man in the right leg. and he limped across the front porch and fell on the lawn. The boy told police the man then got up and hobbled to a white 1958 Chevrolet, rust covered and with the headlights rusted out. got in the car and drove east on 12th.

The boy gave a detailed description to police, and said the man did not appear to be intoxicated In questioning residents in the neighborhood, police failed to find anyone who had noticed the incident. One resident said she was outside during the time indicated, and that she did not see the car or the man No blood was found along the route from the house to the ear, and the steel pipe was not found, according to police. No one has sought treatment for a bullet wound, police records indicate Financing Delay Is Rejected JEFFERSON CITY. Mo (AP) The Missouri House today rejected a second move to delay consideration of the $19 billion in budget bills and began what was expected to be a lengthy debate Hep Robert Synder. R-Kirkwood.

asked for the delay until next Tuesday because he and others had not had an opportunity to study commit-changes in the money bills Members had succeeded Tuesday in forcing a delay on the bills because the appropriations committee had just completed action on them less than 24 hours earlier. But today Majority Leader Richard Rabbitt. D-St. Louis said it was imperative that the bills be delivered to the Senate as quickly as possible Synder's postponement motion failed 7479 Then the House quickly approved an appropriation of $462.383.407 in general (tax) revenue and funds for operation of the Department of Education and all its services, including state aid to junior colleges The bill, the same as proposed by Gov Warren Hearnes. includes $317.394,009 in state aid for public schools.

$35 million more than this year as the legislature has promised That included $296.487.507 in general revenue and the rest in the expected revenue from Missouri's 9-eent a package tax on cigarettes. The cigarette tax money is earmarked by law for the schools Police Court The following persons were charged with speeding: Kenward E. Tippie, 904 South Arlington, forfeited $14; John H. Riley, 239 Rainbow Drive, forfeited $13; Brenda K. Head, 230 South Quincy, forfeited $40; Robert L.

Schilb, 407 West 21st, forfeited $13; Paul E. Buso, 1506 Honeysuckle, forfeited $10; Warren L. Ripley, LaMonte, forfeited $10. The following persons were charged with failing to pay overtime parking tickets: Dale Downs, 1701 South Montgomery, forfeited Charles H. Orman, 2513 Highland, forfeited $15; Roger Pottorff, Windsor, forfeited $16; Frances J.

Gilmore, 237 Colonial Lane, forfeited Darrell Longie, 711 West Second, forfeited Joseph A. Reis, no address given, forfeited $11; Mary Allen, 1020 West 11th, forfeited $12.75. The following persons were charged with failing to yield the right of way: Ray R. Holman, Route 5, dismissed; Nancy J. Lansing, 901 East 15th, dismissed.

Charles Miller, 421 East Third, disorderly conduct, fined $10. Charles E. Johnson, 301 East Saline, indecent exposure, fined $10: disorderly conduct, fined $10. Davis Files For Position In Congress JEFFERSON CITY. Mo.

(AP) Dexter D. Davis, state commissioner of agriculture, filed today for the Democratic nomination for Congress in the 6th district of Northwestern Missouri. The seat is being vacated by Rep. William R. Hull.

D-Weston, at the end of his current term after serving since 1954. Davis. 42. has been engaged in livestock and farming operations and formerly was president of the Anchor Serum Co. of St.

Joseph. His older brother. True Davis, was an unsuccessful candidate for U.S. senator in 1968 He is a former U.S. ambassador to Switzerland.

In filing today. Davis said there are two measures emerging as general concerns in the the educational standards for our youth and finding an equitable method of funding costs of education and educational facilities are a must" He said the property tax is not the answer for educational financing and he hoped to have an alternative proposal in the next few weeks. State Rep. Charles Broomfield, D- Kansas City, and Robert Hines. Hamilton farm machinery dealer, already have filed for the Democratic nomination Jerry Litton.

Chiliicothe livestock man. has announced he will run and Kimball Clark. administrative assistant, has said he is interested making the race. Drug (Continued from Page 1 cited the recent arrest of two young people as an example The department received an anonymous phone call saying two people had a quantity of marijuana in a van on the State Fair Community College parking lot. Miller said.

Investigation revealed the information to be true. Miller said, but the two were never brought to trial since police had less than an adequate case to convict the pair. Miller explained that Adam Fischer. Pettis County prosecuting attorney, advised him the cause" for the search of the van was not sufficient to lead to conviction and the men were released Miller indicated the situation is due to Supreme Court decisions which he said hamper the efforts of police in doing their job A shde program listing the different classifications of drugs most often abused was presented by McCue. The pharmacist presented information on each of the drug classifications, including stimulants, depressants, narcotics and hallucinogens 'Tentative (Continued from Page was indicated, the federal funds probably would not become available until next year.

The Sedaba sewage treatment plant will include two lagoons, one of 18 acres in size and the other 7 Both would be located east of Route on the north side of Flat Creek, near the present Sedaba Water Works Of the total cost of the project, the federal government would contribute $690.788. the state $313.994, and the city $251.180 The local share will come from funds approved in a 1963 special election However, it does not include $64.036 already spent for land purchases and easements, city officials reported. Marijuana (Continued from Page 1) released on parole to the state parole office in Kansas City. Kennedy said there are two parole violations, one for leaving Missouri without having permission from his parole officer, and one for having narcotics in his possession Kennedy added that if he is convicted on the Arizona charge, he will have to serve his sentence there, then, any further action will be up to Missouri authorities.