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Last Minute Preparations Underway Last minute preparations are underway before school doors. The grade school faculty totals 27, according to Ben opens Monday. The playground, south of the Eugene Field Whited, elementary principal. The high school with an addition, is being asphalted for the grade schoolers' enrollment of 585, has a teaching staff of 31. Herman Boswell is the principal of the senior high school while Harry Rice, is principal of the junior high which is employing 27 faculty Auxiliary Honors Outgoing President convenience.

With an enrollment of 1,000 pupils in grades kindergarten through eighth, the school will also have as added improvements air conditioning and new aluminum Final Rites Held For James C. Dow Funeral services were conducted at 2 p.m. Wednesday at the Walker Funeral Home, Clarinda, for James Charles Dow, 62, Braddyville, who died Sunday evening at a Clarinda hospital. 0 Maryville Daily Forum Saturday, Aug. 28, 1971 He was born Mar.

19,1909, in Nodaway County, the son of the late Charles Henry and Carrie Elizabeth Thompson Dow. He was a construction worker. He is survived by three brothers, including Sanford Dow, Maryville, and Stanley Dow, Clearmont, and four sisters, one of whom is Mrs. Dudley Hiles, Fairfax. Burial was in the Braddyville Cemetery.

Services Monday For Elma Koger, 85 Elma Koger, 85, retired Clearmont farmer, died at 12:05 a.m. Friday at a hospital in Shenandoah, la. where he had been a patient for two weeks, following a three-year illness. He was bom Jan. 8, 1886, near Pickering, the son of James and Mary Parmley Koger.

He was married Dec. 25, 1907, to Miss Minnie Myrtle Sexson, who died Aug. 8, 1924. Hospital Notes Visiting Hours Afternoon: 2 to 4:30 o'clock Evening: 4:30 to 0:30 o'clock Only two visitors allowed per patient at one time No children under 14 allowed on any floor. No children under allowed in maternity ward.

ADMITTED FRIDAY: Christopher Brown, Pickering; Glen Baker, Gravity, Ronald Force, Skidmore; Tom Harkrider, Stanberry; Gary Hilsabeck, Barnard; Mrs. Beulah Still, Virgil Courtney, Maryville. DISMISSED FRIDAY: William Kerns, Elmo; Mrs. Sharon Cochran and son, Barnard; Mrs. Kate Summa, Gentry; Miss Debbie McDowell, Rock Port; Miss Minnie Fox, Mrs.

Linda Kenny, Mrs. Mary Ann Riley, Maryville. Look Who's Here A son, Marcus Dwain, was born to Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth L.

Taggs, Skidmore, at 4:59 a.m. Friday. The baby, weighing 7 pounds, 9 ounces, On July 13, 1947, he married brothers and one Mrs. Merle Stafford, who sister survives. Other survivors besides his wife, Mrs.

Merle Koger of the home include four sons, Verlin and Donnald Koger, Clearmont, Eldon Koger, Hopkins, and Basil Koger, Burlington five daughters, Mrs. Raymond Porterfield and Mrs. Walter Nicholson, Hopkins, Mrs. Cecil Hayes, Clearmont; Mrs. Homer Hess, Maryville, and Mrs.

Virgil Snively, Skidmore; four stepsons, John Stafford, Jessie Lee Stafford and Gene Stafford, all living in California, and Herman Stafford, Denver, two stepdaughters, Mrs. Dale Short, Burlington and Maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Hall, Maryville, and paternal grandmother is Mrs. John Fuster, Omaha, Neb.

Mr. and Mrs. Earl E. Wilmes, Conception announce the birth of a son, Stacy Earl, at 11:06 p.m. Thursday.

The baby weighed 7 pounds, ounces. Mr. and Mrs. Vem Schimming, Maryville, are the maternal grandparents and Mr. and Mrs.

Ed Wilmes, Maryville, are the paternal grandparents. Mrs. Inez Huff, 85, Dies at Hospital Mrs. Inez Huff, 85, Mrs. BiU Messbarger Baxter Maryvillej died at 5:55 p.m.

Springs, one brother, Sam Koger, Santa Cruz, 44 grandchildren, 43 grandchildren and one great- great-grandchild. Services will be held at 3 p.m. Monday at the Price Funeral Home, Maryville. The Rev. L.

B. Day will officiate and burial will be in the Workman Chapel Cemetery near Burlington Jet. Friday at the St. Francis Hospital where she had been a patient since July 19, following a long illness. She was born Mar.

26, 1886, at DeKalb, the daughter of the late Charles F. and Eliza Wiley Teaney, and was married to Charles H. Huff, who survives. Besides her husband, Charles H. Huff of the home, she is survived by a niece, Mrs.

Nellie Appleby, also of Maryville. Services will be held at 1:30 The Dead Sea Scrolls were discovered in the spring of 1947 by a Bedouin shepherd boy who was searching for P-ni- Monday at the Price a lost lamb. Funeral Home. Tri-C Area News Continued from Page 4 and family, Mrs. Joan Martin and daughters and other friends, Conception Jet.

Mrs. Catherine King and Ed King, Stanberry, were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Herman Wiederholt and family, Conception Jet. Mrs.

Elvera Hoffman, Maryville, was an additional guest. Ed King, Stanberry, was a Wednesday evening visitor of Mr. and Mrs. Herman Wiederholt and family, Conception Jet. They all attended a ball game at the high school diamond.

Mrs. Clara Schieber had as Sunday dinner guests Mr. and Mrs. Don McCrary and family, Conception and Miss Peggy Gaskill, Maryville. Mr.

and Mrs. Herman Wiederholt and family, Conception were luncheon guests Aug. 21 of Mrs. Catherine King and Ed King, Stanberry. Steven Wiederholt, Stanberry, also was a guest.

A past pin was presented to Mrs. Ralph Archer, outgoing president of the Ladies Auxiliary to the Veterans of Foreign Wars Post, Maryville, at a picnic meeting held Monday night on the patio of the home of Mr. and Mrs. S. J.

Donahue. Mrs. J. A. Anderson, past district president, made the presentation.

Mrs. Della Mae Miller, newly installed president, presided and the group decided to have a money-making project this fall. Officers who had not been installed were given their investiture of office by Mrs. Anderson. A contribution was made to the veterans hospital.

Kansas City. Mrs. Miller named the following appointive officers and committee chairman: Mrs. Delma Carmichael, patriotic instructor and rehabilitation; Mrs. J.

Harold Holt, historian and legislation; Mrs. Frank Fisher, membership and VA hospitals; Miss Bertha Anderson, Poppy Days; Mrs. Archer, courtesy; Mrs. Eldon Asbell, Missouri cottage and national home; Mrs. Kenneth Hilsenbeck, Rucker Becomes FHA Committee Member Max Rucker, Ravenwood, has been appointed Farmers Home Administration committee member, replacing Merle A.

Walker, Barnard, according to Louis H. Ritterbusch, Maryville, county supervisor. The committee, composed of three members on a rotating basis, advises the county supervisor to determine the eligibility loans applicants and in adapting national and state policies to local conditions. The other two members are Bobby C. Hitchcock, Skidmore, and Herbert W.

Nicholson, Hopkins. PRESCRIPTION COULD VERY WELL BE HEALTH INSURANCE Thanks to the germ-kifKng power of the antibiotics, doctors have been able to cut the mortality rate on many diseases: This Rexall drug store carries the most important lines of antibiotics. Trust in ns to give you swift service and to help you to better health at lower cost, team to depend on YOUR DRUG STORE Condon's Corner Drug 4th at Main M2-31M youth activities and Voice of Democracy; Mrs. Donahue, cancer; Mrs. C.

E. Hilsabeck, local hospital and nursing homes; Mrs. George Hinshaw, Loyalty Day and Americanism, and Mrs. Lester Swaney, publicity. Plans were made to hold a workshop at the Sept.

27 meeting when Mrs. Archer will be hostess, with Miss Anderson, assisting. Guests were Dale Mathes, commander of the post, who spoke briefly, Mrs. Mathes and family, Christy and Eddie Archer, Mrs. Frank McDougal and Eugene Still.

TOBACCO THIEVES FRANKFORT, Ky AP State Police report tobacco thefts are on the increase in Kentucky, especially in the central Bluegrass area. The usual method is to steal a load when the truck is left unattended. LIVESTOCK MARYVILLE MARKET August 27,1971 LIVESTOCK AUCTION SALE Receipts estimated at 5,500. In sales up to 6:20 p.m. feeder steers uneven; weights under 650 lbs steady to 50 cents lower, over 650 lbs steady to 50 cents higher.

Heifers unevenly steady, instances 50 cents lower on calves. Slaughter cows and bulls 50 cents to $1.00 lower. Feeder steers: choice 300-500 lbs 35.00-39.00; choice 500-600 lbs 33.00-37.00, high choice thin 515 lbs 38.25; choice 600-750 lbs 32.50-34.50; choice 750-975 lbs. 31.00-33.00; good 450-000 lbs 32.00-35.00 600-750 lbs 31.5033.50 good 750-900 lbs 29.0031.50; standard and good Holsteins 750 lbs 26.60. Feeder Heifers: choice 350500 lbs 30.50-33.50; choice 500600 lbs 30.00-32.50; choice 600900 lbs 28.50-30.50; good 450-600 lbs 29.00-31.00 good 600-900 lbs 27.00;29.50.

Cutter and utility slaughter cows 18.50-22.00, mostly 19.0021.00; canner 15.50-19.00. Good and choice stock cows 19.0023.00, young cows 23.00-26.00. Choice springer cows 190.00240.00 per head. Utility and commercial bulls 24.00-27.00. Parliamentary Institute To Sponsor Workshop A parliamentary institute workshop will be held at the YWCA Sept.

11 in St. Joseph for those wishing to review and learn parliamentary procedures, according to Mrs. Walter R. Jaggers, St. Joseph, committee member.

Registration will begin at 9 a.m., preceding the meeting at 9:30 a.m. The workshop will end around 3 p.m. JESUIT SCHOOLS CAMBRIDGE, Mass. AP Jesuits, the largest order of priests in the Roman Catholic Church, administer about 4,500 schools in 80 nations enrolling more than one million students, a survey shows. APPLIANCE TV MART Ragan's) NEW LOCATION 2nd and Main 582-2815 Please Let Us Know If you've had an operation, Or if you're taking a vacation, Drop Us a Note Let Us Know If you got a good promotion, Or you've had a crazy Notion, Drop Us a Note Let Us Know If your wife is in maternity If your son joins a fraternity Drop Us a Note Let Us Know Let us know what you are doing Or if anything is brewing Drop Us a Note Let Us Know We'll put it down in print If you'll only take the hint Drop Us a Note Let Us Know The Daily Forum News Phone 2-3166 Are Aiierea for Week examinations will be offered on Monday, Tuesday and Thursday at the city hall, according to Forrest Dieter and Ronald Fryar, state driving examiners.

The tests will be given at 8 a.m., 10a.m., 1 p.m. and 3 p.m. for the three days. Esely Joins Joint Committee State Senator William J. Esely has been appointed to a joint committee of the Senate and House to study the possibility of recommending a constitutional convention.

The committee, composed of six members of the Senate and six members of the House will hold its initial meeting in St. Louis Tuesday. Recommendations will be made to the legislature regarding a revision of the state constitution. Following the Flag Navy Petty Officer Third Class Melvin D. Lattin, son of Mr.

and Mrs. William G. lattin. Barnard, was promoted to his present rank while serving aboard the guided missile cruiser USS Columbus, homeported at Norfolk, Va. Lattin attended Northwest State College before entering in the service.

Marine Pfc. Kieran M. Gumming, son of Mrs. Helen I. Gumming, Skidmore, is now attending Basic Electronics School at the Marine Corps Base, Twentynine Palms, Calif.

He is a graduate of Marine Military Academy, Harlingen, Tex. Teardrop-shaped mistletoe seeds explode from their pods with a velocity of about 45 feet a second, the National Geographic says. Pods can fire the seeds as far as 33 feet. Cline to Speak At Bankers Meeting James E. Cline, president of the Citizens State Bank, accompanied by Mrs.

Cline, left this morning for New Orleans where he will make a speech Monday morning before the Southern Bankers Convention. Friends Hold Work Day at Wymore Farm A work day was held Aug. 21 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Wymore, Elmo.

Wymore has been released from a veterans hospital Wadsworth, and is recuperating at home. Approximately 40 men from Elmo and the surrounding area gathered to finish laying some flooring, installing electrical wiring, putting siding on the house, removing an outside building, painting and finishing a porch entry. During the afternoon and evening the women in the area gathered to hang wallpaper. SPECIAL SALE! Aluminum Press Plates 23 Inches Deep by 35 Inches Long These aluminum sheets are used as the press printing plates for The Forum's new offset One side of the plate carries an image of a page from The Daily Forum. The other side is perfectly clear aluminum.

These plates are light in weight and very pliable. They are easy to cut with household shears. They are ideal for home crafts and hobbies. Other uses include linings for sheds, barns and other buildings. Some people use them as linings for dog houses.

Many, many other uses. 1 to 9 PLATES Package of 10 PLATES 20 PLATES or more 101 E. Jenkins AVAILABLE AT OUR OFFICE DAILY FORUM 582-3167 LUMBER CO. AUCTION Complete Dispersal of Lumberyard and Equipment Located: Ravenwood, Mo. venin Sale 6: 00 p.m Tuesday August 31 Tools 10" table saw, Heston Anderson 3 H.

P. motor, has tools and equipment; Wilson radial arm saw, 16" cut, 220-volt; 2 8-ft. sections of roller guides, equipment with it; Heston Anderson jointer, 4-in. cut, new set of blades. Paint Complete line of interior and exterior paint.

Sheet Rock 250 sheets Va in. 50 sheets in. Partical Board 50 sheets in. Field Sprayer Clark has new set of nylon controls. Hog Cattle Equipment 8 Portable hog houses, single pen 3 16-ft.

cattle feed bunks ft. cattle feed bunks Miscellaneous Brass fittings Underwood typewriter Like new oil stove Bolts Hardware supplies Guttering fittings Combination storm door windows, aluminum Wood storm door Special- Having purchased a larger fire truck, City of Ravenwood, will sell 1953 Dodge fire truck. 4,000 miles, ton chassis, 500-gal. tank, like new and good mechanical condition. Reserve the right to accept or reject highest bid.

Note to Contractors, Carpenters and Builders: A good line of usable merchandise. Not responsible for accident. Terms: CashNothing removed until settled for. M.F.A. Central Coop, Ravenwood Col.

Harland Walker Col. L. D. Carroll Auctioneers For information contact Manager James Jackson 937-3155 25E2255EESE.