The Kansas City Times from Kansas City, Missouri • 83

3 Deaths Thurday April 29 1976 THE KANSAS CITY TIMES 7F Capital-to-Rockies Amtrak Line Delayed -iv Mrs Nancy Diver Mrs Nancy Jane Diver 101 of 6604 17th died Wednesday at Trinity Lutheran Hospital She was born in New Albany Kan and had lived in tips area since 1936 Mrs- Diver was a member of Grace Nazarene Church Sheieayes four daughters Mrs Myrtle Mary 'Volley of the home Mrs Alta Mary Johnson Hawthorne Calif Miss Ora Diver? Kansas City and Mrs Magdaline Speck 8007 Raytown Road Raytown and seven grandchildren and 14 greatgrandchildren Services will be at 9 am Monday at Langsford Chapel burial in Browns Cemetery Fall River Kan Friends may call from 7 to 9 pm Saturday at the chapel Lewis Eugene Lewis 68 Ocean Ridge Fla owner of the former Lewis Greenhouses Inc North Kansas City died Monday at a hospital in Boynton Fla Mr Lewis had owned the fik40 years before he retired three years ago Was corporate secretary and a director of Greenhouses Flowers Inc ahtTtftlirector of the National Bank in North Kansas City He was a former president of the Missouri Florists Association and a former vice-president of the Society of American Florists He was a member of the American Academy of Florists and a member of the North Kansas City Breakfast Club He ws born in Kansas City and had lived here before moving to Florida six mdhths ago He leaves his wife Mrs Blanche Lewis of the home two daughters Mrs Diann Lucas Hampton Va and Mrs Jean Chirnside 1412 Downers Place Independence a brother Robert Lewis 5800 Bennington and four grandchildren Services will be at 1 pm Friday at the Cna Newcomer White Chapel burial in apel lack of adequate sidings for meeting freight trains between Pueblo Colo and Denver on a line controlled by the Denver and Rio Grande Western a non-Amtrak railroad Amtrak which spends almost twice as much as it takes in must have money to overcome the operating problems and to meet a deficit estimated as $16 million a year Bryant said and it needs Department of Transportation approval to spend that money In response to a question about published reports that Amtrak would just as soon not operate the line at all BTy-ant replied that the corporation had no say that the line had been designated under the law and would be operated fif Congress wanted it He added however that Paul Reis-trup Amtrak president has often mentioned a line from Jacksonville Fla to New Orleans as the prime target for an experimental route Bryant said Reistrup also had expressed a desire to see a Kansas City-Denver train linked with the present Chicago-Den ver-San Francisco service to provide through service to the West Coast He was critical of Coleman who has emerged as an opponent of Amtrak never ceases to amaze us that the secretary thinks Amtrak is a burden and a drain of the Bryant said at what they (the Department of Transportation) are spending on air traffic control and airports each year he added referring to the 18 new cars and four new locomotives traveling to Los Angeles a national investment It represents about $10 million of the money This is just as much An investment as your new airport out there other industrial country in the world has a good rail passenger except us Do they know something we Bryant said the Amfleet cars would go into Los Angeles-San Diego service May 15 and would be on other short-haul lines on the West Coast by summer The cars have been in use since last summer in the New York-Boston corridor replacing equipment inherited from the railroads when Amtrak was formed five years ago May 1 Amfleet cars likely will be assigned to the New York-Kansas City service in the next two years as sleeping cars become available he said By Stephen Haynes A Member of the Staff Operation of an experimental Amtrak passenger line from Washington to Kansas City and Denver is being held up pending a decision on budget and a go-ahead from the Department of Transportation an official of the rail passenger corporation said here last night James A Bryant Amtrak director of special services said the corporation could not begin running the Wash-ington-Kansas City-Denver train which was designated about a year and a half ago unless it received more than the $378-million subsidy recommended by the Ford administration for the next fiscal year Amtrak had asked for S460 million and officials have said the cuts recommended by the administration would force it to stop operating half of its long-distance lines including the Kansas City-New York National Limited and two lines serving St Louis The Amtrak budget request is being considered by a Senate appropriations subcommittee headed by Sen Thomas Eagleton (D-Mo) who has accused the administration of using a meat ax approach to trimming the railroad's fund request Bryant was interviewed aboard an 18-car special train of new Amfleet cars being moved to Los Angeles for short-haul corridor rail service The cars part of a group of 492 ordered over the last three years as the first new intercity passenger coaches built in this country in almost 10 years were on display for the press and travel agents at the Union Station yesterday Amtrak wrote the secretary of transportation William Coleman Jr around the first of the year outlining the costs and problems involved in operating the experimental run to Denver Bryant said So far he added the corporation has received no reply Bryant said Amtrak cannot start running the new train until Coleman makes a decision The line was designated as a 2-year experimental route under the Amtrak law in late 1974 by Claude Brinegar then secretary of transportation Several start-up dates have been set since then but none has been kept Problems with starting up the line Bryant said include low tunnels on the eastern part which require special springing on cars bad track between Cinncinati and Indianapolis and a Paquel Welch actress laughed Tuesday as she talked with Chevy Chase star of the television show Saturday Night at a party in New York The party was given to promote Raquel's new film "Mother Jugs and Speed" (Wi rephoto) Raquel's Party ri aY at the chapel Mount Moriah Terrace Park Cemetery Friends may call from 7 to 9 pm tonight Louie Hernandez and David Hernandez all of Kansas City and Guadalupe Hernandez Chicago: three daughters Mrs Mary Robles 1836 Holly Mrs Dolores Granados Kansas City and Mrs Rosemary Hernandez Kansas City Kansas six grandchildren and a great-granddaughter MRS ALVA A JACK SON Mrs Hettie Jackson 80 of 2525 Race Independence died Wednesday at the Independence Sanitarium She lived in this area all her life She leaves her husband Alva A Jackson of the home Services will be at 11 am Friday at the Carson Independence Chapel burial in Floral Hills Cemetery Friends may call from 7 to 9 pm tonight at the chapel CHARLES JJARBOE Charles Jarboe 53 of 8708 Manchester was pronounced dead Wednesday at the General Hospital He was born in St Paul Kan and had lived here since 1955 Mr Jarboe had worked 17 years for the former Clipper Manufacturing Company and later had been a welder for the General Supply and Leasing Company three ire He was an Army veteran of World ar II He was a member of St Regis Catholic Church He leaves his wife Mrs Shirley Jarboe of the home: three sons Joseph A Jarboe David Jarboe and Steven Jarboe all of the home two daughters Mrs Paula Solo Harrison-ville and Mrs Nancy Clark Clinton Mo his mother Mrs Anna Jarboe St Paul and four sisters Mrs Marie Bailey Erie Kan Mrs Eileen Brock Tulsa Mrs Anne Purdon Grand Junction Colo and Mrs Audrey Dunavan St Paul Services willbe at 9am Friday at the church burial Friday at the Memorial Lawn Cemetery Parsons Kan The rosary will be said at 7 pm tonight at the Carson Blue Ridge Chapel where friends may call from 7 to 9 pm MRS OLIVER JOHNSON Mrs Lorene Milton Johnson of 2724 Benton died Wednesday at Trinity Lutheran Hospital She was born in Platte City and had lived in this area all her life She was a member of St Stephen Baptist Church She leaves her husband Oliver Johnson and a daughter Mrs Margie Bullard both of the home and a brother Ernest Milton 2317 28th Services will be at noon Friday at the Watkins Eig teenth Street Chapel burial in the tional Cemetery Ft Leavenworth Friends may call from 6 to 9 tonight at the chapel JAMESS KENNEDY JR James Silas Kennedy Jr 56 of 3420 Bales died Saturday at the Veterans Hospital He was born in Newberry SC and nad lived in Kansas City 20 years He was in the Army 21 years before he retired He was a member of St AME Church Newberry He was a Mason He leaves his wife Mrs Martha Kennedy a son Michael Kennedy and a stepson Kenneth Fauntleroy all of the home three brothers Henry Kennedy Elmer Kennedy and Fred Kennedy all of Charlotte a sister Mrs Maude Henderson Greenville and a granddaughter Services will be at 11:30 am Friday at the Lawrence A Jones Linwood Chapel burial in the National Cemetery Ft Leavenworth A masonic service will be at 8 o'clock tonight at the chapel where friends may call from 6 to 9 tonight JOHN KEARNEY John Martin Kearney 76 of 12008 Lexington Independence died Wednesday at the Independence Sanitarium He was born in Mayview Mo and moved to Independence in 1953 He was a farmer before moving to Independence where he worked Stewart Sand and Mate rial Company before be retired in 1967 He was a member of the Englewood Assembly of God Church He leaves his wife Mrs Grace Kearney of the home three stepsons Jesse Emery 8605 Greenwood Raytown Ernest Emery rural Lexington Mo and Aaron Lake Tapawmgo Jackson Laura WU-Jackson County sisters Mrs Branch Hig-iville Mo Mrs Agnes Quinn ana Smith both of Sacramento Calif and 18 grandchildren and 19 great-grandchildren Services will be at 1 pm Friday at the Carson Inder dence Chapel burial in Oakridge ory Gardens Friends may call from 7 to 9 pm tonight at the chapel MRS BERNARD VARNER Mrs Lorraine Varner 74 of Pleasanton Kan died Tuesday at St Hospital She was bom in Parnell Mo and lived most of her life in Pleasanton Mrs Varner was a member of the First Christian Church Pleasanton She was a member of the Order of the Eastern Star She was a member of the Lincoln Club Pleasanton She leaves her husband Bernard Varner two daughters Mrs Joanne Holmes 518 Bennington and Mrs Eileen Satie of Beaverton Ore a son the Rev Jon Henderson 2801 45th Terrace Kansas City Kansas four sisters Mrs Opal Copple Mound City Kan Mrs Maude Crews rural Pleasanton Mrs Ivah Odor Pleasanton and Mrs Peggy Landall Pierce City Mo a brother the Rev Harry Hubbard Ulysses Kan and 10 grandchildren and eight great-grandchildren Services will be held at 2 pm Friday at the church burial in Pleasanton Cemetery Friends may call from 7 to 8:30 pm tonight at the Torneden funeral home Pleasanton The family requests no flowers and suggests contributions to the Cancer Fund JOHN WAGENKNECHT John Wagenknecht 75 of 11108 77th Terrace Raytown died Wednesday at St Hospital He was bora in Garland Neb and had lived here 50 years Mr Wagenknecht was a salesman before he retired 20 years ago He was a member of the Lutheran Church of the Good Shepherd He leaves his wife Mrs Viola Wagenknecht of the home a son the Rev Franklin Wagenknecht Clearwater Fla a daughter Mrs Viv-aa Luckritz of the borne four sisters Mrs Emma Stepputtis and Mrs Minnie Nemec both of Lincoln Neb Mrs Marie Voss Sacramento and Mrs Alma Shelby Lincoln four grandchildren and two great-grandchildren Services will be at 11:30 am Friday at the Floral Hill quests no flowers and suggests contributions to the 40 8 Nurses Fund in care of JE Martin 8503 Hillcrest Road 64138 MRS MAUDE MITCHELL Mrs Maude Mitchell 89 of 1009 81st died Wednesday at a nursing home in Prescott Kan where she had lived for a year and a half She was bom in Fayetteville Ark and had lived in this area 46 years She was a member of the Armour Heights Baptist Church She leaves a son Otto Mitchell Pleasanton Kan three daughters Mrs lma Jennings Cucamonga Calif Mrs Velma Plant 8409 47th and Miss Grace Mitchei! of the home two brothers Ezra Jones and Walter Jones both of Ventura Calif two sisters Mrs Myrtle Bragg and Mrs Zells Morris both of Fayetteville eight grandchildren 23 great-grandchildren and three great-great-grandchildren Services will be at 9:30 am Friday at the Torneden Chapel Pleasanton burial at 2:30 pm Friday in Fairview Cemetery Fayetteville Friends may call from 7 to 8:30 pm tonight at the chapel CLYDE MOSCOE Clyde Moscoe 64 of 722 Willis Independence died Wednesday at a nursing home at 10300 Truman Independence after a long illness He was bom in Mendon Mo and had lived in this area since 1951 He was a machine operator 22 years for the Union Wire Rope Division of Armco Steel Corporation 2100 Manchester before he retired last year He leaves his wife Mrs Margaret Moscoe-of tbe -home two daughters Mrs Ida Jane Young Blue Springs and Mrs Mildred Ray Henderson 829 Grand independence two sisters Mrs Pearl Bartee Marceline Ma and Mrs Leona Bartee Rothville Mo and 11 grandchildren and 10 great-grandchildren Services will be at 2 30 pm Friday Pallbearers: Dr Charles Fowler Jack Street A1 Kupp Walter Krahenbuhl Ed-wardLewis and John Lewis i RAYMOND BOWMAN Services for Raymond Bowman 26 of 1924 72nd who was shot and fatally wounded Tuesday at 2228 Prospect will beat II am Saturday at the Lawrence A Jones Linwood Chapel burial in Blue Ridge Lawn Cemetery Friends may call from fito 9 pm Friday at the chapel Mr Bowman was a lifelong area resident He was a laborer He was a member of the Trinity Baptist Church 6662 Askew He leaves his wife Mrs Alberta Bowman Oklahoma City a son Damon Bowman 1326 Armour his mother Mrs Mildred Bowman of the home a brother the Rev Dwight Bowman 3830 71st Terrace a sister Miss Glenda Bowman of the home a half brother Rickey Taylor and two half sisters Miss Cecil Taylor and MiSS Verma Taylor all of the home EDWARD FOR SHAY Edward George Forshay 77 of 8715 Tennessee died Wednesday at Research Medical Center He was born near Sheldon M6 and had lived here 58 years Mr Forshay was a plant supervisor for the Kansas City Power Light Co where he worked 40 years before he retired 12 years ago He was a Navy veteran of World War I and a member of the American Legion He leaves his wife Mrs Berneiee Forshay of-the-home a daughter Mrs Jacqueline Payne 7811 Wallace a brother Charles Forshay Hoisington Kan two sisters Mrs Rose Driscoll Kansas City and Mrs Lillie Leach Girard Kan two granddaughters and a great-grandson Services will be at 10 am Friday at the Floral Hills Chapel burial in Floral HiUs Cemeter Lhapelj bunai in Floral Hips Cemetery Wider Image Home Economics Grows Y- 8 Friends may call from 7 to ftPm tonight County a stepdaughter Mrs at the chapel hams rural Buckner Jacks fKoAA ninfvwe Mm UaIm Emery three Helen at the Carson Independence Chapel ashin nay at the chapel burial in Mount Washington Cemetery Friends may call from 7 to 9 pm tonight JACK PHILLIPS Jack Phillips 65 of 4102 94th Terrace Prairie Village died Wednesday at the home He was boro in New Philadelphia Ohio and had lived in this area 27 years He was divisional man- tion clothing and textiles and housing and home management are all adf dressed in vocational home economics they say Earlier yesterday Dr Bernice Mil-burn Moqreu a mental health specialist from Austin Tex 6pdke and family are closely intertwined impossible to Dr Moore who is executive associate of the Hogg Foundation at the University of Texas said Vocational home economics education is connected to major aspects of human living Dr Moore said She said educators piust be prepared to teach the structure of family life because there is such a wide range of families are not the same today as in my generation nor my nor my Dr Moore who is in her 70s said She emphasized that attention must be given to all areas of career opportunity plus finding new careers to be developed She urged the educators to help change the stereotype associated with home economics programs are magnificent in what you might said encouraging the educators to take a look at the increasing number of married women who are working outside the home employed women with children under 6 years old who have tripled in the labor force in reeents years and women who are betweep45 and 60 years old who are going bacfeto work Women heads of families also have increased Dr Moore said but their income level has not She also said more men are in- terested in homemaking and nutrition foods and more and more fathers ate becoming the only parent in the An immediate challenge facing vocational home economics educators is to get the kind of federally funded programs that will be flexible enough to meet the diverse needs of persons from state to state Green executive director of the American Home Economics Association Washington told more than 300 persons yesterday at the National Vocational Home Economics Education Conference at the Continental Hotel that federal vocational education programs have been operating under a continuing congressional resolution since last July when fund authorization expired There are two proposed bills one in the House and one in the Senate Dr Green said that must pass in the respective houses and then go into conference to be hammered into final form It was noted that flexibility in the law is not only important because of the diverse needs of the states but for those within states populated by persons of several backgrounds A speaker at the 3-day meeting quoted one legislator as saying that home economics teaches white girls to cook Not so say the educators who described it as an applied discipline that focuses on the natural physical and social sciences and the fine arts in the day-to-day life of the individual They say that the vocational home economics educator teaches persons of all ages to manage in the family the market place and occupational world Vocational home economists now are teaching boys and men such things as plumbing and electrical work and are helping girls and women enter into occupations in which they can support families the educators say Family living child development consumer education food and nutri ager for the George Roper Corporation for 37 years before he retired in 1975 He was a Mason He was a member of the Chapel burial in Floral Hills Cemetery Friends may call from 7 to 9 pm tonight at the chapel The family requests no flowers ana suggests contributions to the Lutheran Hour MRS VERAG YOUNG Mrs Vera Young 3911 9th died Tuesday at the General Hospital She was bom in Clay Va ana had lived here 54 years Mrs Young had worked for the Interna Revenue Service here before she retired: She was a member of the American War Mothers and the National Association of Retired Federal Employees She was a member of the First Baptist Church of Kansas City She leaves two sons William Young of the home and James Young Independence a brother Dr Gibson Lincoln Neb a sister Mrs Vida Pearis Mullens Va 10 grandchildren and five great-grandchildren Services will be at 11 a Friday at the Park Lawn Chapel burial in Memorial Park Cemetery Kansas City Friends may call from 7 to 8:30 pm tonight at the chapel FRANCI GRANT Francis Grant 68 of ftifi White fence died Tuesday at the Sanitarium He Was born art Mich and had lived most of in this area Mr Grant was a 7 years for the Kansas City light Co before he retired in was a Mason He was a member of theRLDS church He leaves his wife" Mrs Kathryn Grant and a son Grant both of the home two brothers Parker Grant Flint Mich and Joseph Grant 5820 Oxford Ray-towir Hervices will be at 10 am Friday at thgOJtt and Mitchell Chapel burial in MouaOAGrove Cemetery Friends may call after 6 pm tonight at the chapel Village United Presbyterian Church He leaves his wife Mrs Katherine Phillips of the home a brother James I Phillips Okeechobee Fla and a sister Mrs Faye Hiller Cuyahoga Falls Ohio Services will be at pm Friday at the Newcomer Overiand Park Chapel burial in the Johnson County Memorial Gardens Cemetery Friends mav call from 5 to 7:30 pm tonight at the chapel The family suggests contributions to the American Cancer Society MRS MARYM RATKEY Mrs Mary Ratkey 271 Orchard Kansas City Kansas died Tuesday at the home She was bom in Yugoslavia and had lived in Kansas City Kansas 64 years Mrs Ratkey was a member of St John the Baptist Catholic Church and its St Joseph Lodge of the Croatian Fraternal Union She leaves three sons Albert Ratkey and Kazimir Edward Ratkey both of Kansas City Kansas and Leo Ratkey Raytown two daughters Mrs Ann Busbar sky and Mrs Rae Eileen Cooley both of Kansas City Kansas and 10 grandchildren Services will be at 8:30 am Friday at the Skradski Chapel and at 9 am at the church bunai Mount Calvary Cemetery The rosary will be said at 7 pm tonight at the chapel where friends may call from 4 to 9 o'clock tonight ULYSSES ROBERTS Ulysses Roberts 54 of 3434 Bellefon-taine died Monday at the home He was born in Macon Ga and had lived here since 1942 Mr Roberts was a Baptist He leaves a brother James Roberts Los An geles and three sisters Mrs Pearl Free man of the home Mrs Saddle Glover 2716 Bales and Mrs Emma Kennedy Los Angeles Services will be at 1 pm Friday at the Lawrence A Jones Lin wood Chapel burial in Lincoln Ceme tery Friends may call from 6 to 9 pm tonight at the chapel Doctors Check Patty At Modern Prison Deaths Over Missouri Lexington Benjamin Lierman 81 died Wednesday at a hospital here Mr Lierman was a truck driver for Armco Steel Corporation before he retired in 1960 He earlier was a coal miner He was a member of the First Christian Church here He leaves his wife Mrs Elizabeth Lierman of the home three sons Benny Lierman Lexington and Joe Lierman 1808 Pearl and Ernest (Duke) Lierman 2627 Mize Road both of Independence a stepson Daniel Smith Lexington a sister Mrs Ann Avello New York 11 grandchildren and three greatgrandchildren Services will be at 2 pm Friday at the Vaughn-Walker Chapel here burial in Macbpelah Cemetery here Friends may call after 7 pm tonight at the chapel The family suggests contributions to the church memorial fund or to the Lexington Memorial Hospital intensive care unit St Joph Rav Stewart 78 Cameron Vio died Tuesday at a hospital here He was born in Hamilton Mo and had lived Cameron since 1929 Mr Stewart had owned the former Stewart Feed and Produce Company Cameron 30 years before he retired in 1959 He was a member of the board of directors of the Cameron Savings and Loan Association He was a member of the Cameron First Baptist Church He leaves his wife Mrs Pearl Stewart of the home a son Gordon Stewart Louisville Ky a daughter Mrs Beverly Pontius Bellevue Wash two brothers Carl Stewart Hamilton and Henry Stewart Arlington Tex six grandchildren and a great -grandson Services will be at 3:30 pm today at the church bunai in the Cameron Memory Gardens Cemetery Friends may call after 2 pm today at the church Richmond Homer Martin 60 of WALTER LANGFORD SR Walter Lee Langford Sr 69 Pleasanton Kan formerly of Bonner Springs died Wednesday at a hospital in Fort Scott Kan He was bom in Kansas and had lived in Bonner Springs 15 years before moving to Pleasanton in 1958 Mr Langford was a section laborer for the Union Pacific Railroad 10 years before he retired in 1958 He leaves his wife Mrs Nellie Langford Bonner Springs four sons Walter Langford Jr Billie Langford and Ray Langford all of Bonner Springs and Roy Langford Denver four daughters Mrs Thelma Mae Burgoon and Mrs Shirley Kay McAfee both of Bonner Springs Mrs Doris A Wilson Basehor Kan and Mrs Velma Higginbotham Neosho Mo five brothers Frank Langford Arkansas City Kan John Langford Pleasanton James Langford and Joseph Langford Sr both of Bonner Springs and Robert Langford Kansas City Kansas two sisters Mrs Jessie Miller and Mrs Margaret Saunders both of Bonner Springs 26 grandchildren and three great-grandchildren Services will be at 2 pm Friday at the Alden Harrington Chapel Bonner Springs burial in the Bonner Springs Cemetery Friends may call from 7 to 9 pm tonight at the chapel MRS NELLIE LENIHAN Mrs Nellie Lenihan 73 of 9018 73rd Raytown died Tuesday at Research Medical Center She lived in Kansas City all her life She was a member of Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic Church She leaves a son Donald Grin dinger of the home three brothers Willard O'Brien 8710 Independence Eld-ward Noel Mo and Harry O'Brien Oakland Calif and seven grandchildren Services will be at 9 30 am Friday at the church burial in Mount Olivet Cemetery The rosary will be said at 8 tonight at the Muehlebach Chapel where friends may call after clock today JACK LIEBST Jack Liebst 78 of 5936 Charlotte died Wednesday at a hospital in Paola Kan He was a lifelong Kansas City resident He worked for tne Whitaker Cable Corporation before he retired He was a Catholic He was an Army veteran of World War a past commander of the Irwin Kirkwood American Legion Post and a member of the 46 8 Society He leaves his wife Mrs Anna Liebst of the home a son Robert Liebst 5814 89th Overland Park two daughters Mrs Martha Mae Ryan 4534 Spring Independence and Mrs Barbara Eileen Ennis Paola four brothers Charles Liebst 417 74th Terrace the Rev Ralph Liebst Baton Rouge La and the Rev Gerard Liebst and Robert Liebst both of Oconomowoc Wis two sisters Mrs Dorothy Lewis 10910 Elmwood and Mrs Helen Boner Parsons Kan five trandchildren and a great -grand-aughter Services will be at 10 am Friday at the Redemptorist Catholic Church burial in Forest Hill Cemetery An American Legion and 40 8 service will be at 7:30 tonight and the will be said at 8 at the where friends may today The family re- SDWARDW GRIMM SR Gniran Sr 70 of Lake Tapawmgo in Jackson County died WedftSfjgglay at Independence Medical CenMJJe was born in St Louis and had livedafr'the Kansas City area more than 40 years He was a supervisor for the Midwest Hanger Company before he retired-in 1972 He was a Lutheran He leaves nis wife Mrs Marguerite Grimm of the home three sons Edward Grimm Jr Blue Springs James Grimm Overland Park and Verne A Grimm Gladstone a daughter Mrs JudyA- Tanner Independence and five idren Services will be at 11 am at the McGiUey Midtown Chapel in Floral HiUs Cemetery Friends may call from 7 to 9 tonight at the chapel CHARLIE HALL Qiarlie Hall 64 of 1222 Prospect was pronounced dead Sunday at the Genera Hospital apparently after suffering a Mart attack He was born in Morrilton and had lived here 38 years Mr Hw had been a laundry worker at what is now the Radisson Muehlebach Hotel 19 yej(rs He was a Baptist He was a He leaves three daughters Mrs Martha Fisher Huachuca City Artz Bettye Hall and Mrs Erms Page i of Fort Smith Ark a brother Earl Houston a sister Miss Anna Hall Marrilton 13 grandchildren and 14 great-grandchildren Services will be at 2 pifi Monday at the Rowell Chapel Fort Srqph burial in Oak Cemetery there Masonic services will be at 7 pm Friday at4he Lawrence A Jones Linwood ChSbel where friends may call from 6 to 9pjp MRS EVA HARRIS Mas Eva Ryan Harris 83 Wichita formerly of Kansas City died Monday at thejome She was bom in Levasy Jack-sonjpounfy and had lived hee before mowing to Wichita about 40 years ago Mrw Harris was a member of the Calvary Bible Church Wichita She was a pastnobie grand officer of the Rebekah Loc5e Wichita She leaves a brother Robert A Ryan 1936 Maywood independence a sister Mrs Agnes Watts 1 2th Terrace and two grandchildren Services will be at 2 pm Friday at the ehurch and at Saturday at the Budkner Cemetery in Jackson County JULIAN HERNANDEZ Jsriian Hernandez 86 of 2324 Mercier dietf Wednesday at a nursing home at IcGee He was bom in Mexico and Jved here since 1920 Mr Hernandez hackworked for the Kansas City Public Service Company before he retired 21 veajB ago He was a member of Our Lady of Guadalupe Catholic Church He leaves his wtfe Mrs Sofia Hernandez of Borne four sons Michael Heraande: vea led private bathroom a desk and fortress-like windows It opens onto a medical floor where there is a television set and lounge area visited by other prisoners News reporters have not been ai- lowed to talk to the 22-year-old newspaper heiress since she arrived here Tuesday v- Miss Hearst has been sentenced to a 35 year prison term for her conviction in the March 1974 armed robbery of Hibernia Bank branch in San Francisco last year But Judge Oliver J-Carter of US District Court said he would reduce the sentence after completion of the psychiatric studies Toll Rises to 27 In Brozil Store Fire Porto Alegre Brazil The death toll in a fire at the 9-story Ren--' ner Department Store rose to 27 yesterday and fire officials said they expected more bodies to be found in the rubble One official said three persons jumped to their deaths as the building burned and portions of it collapsed Tuesday afternoon Another victim died of burns in a hospital Cause of the fire was not known Officials said it apparently started in the second-floor paint department sending people fleeing to a ninth-floor restaurant where most of the bodies were found Brazil's worst fire destroyed a story Sao Paulo office building in March 1974 killing 188 persons Hr' February 1972 16 persons died when another Sao Paulo office building was destroyed by fire San Diego (AP) Patricia Hearst was given a physical examination yesterday in the modern high-rise federal prison where she will undergo psychia trie studies for the next 90 days Warden Williams said Miss Hearst who arrived here Tuesday af ter a 600-nmle drive from northern Cal iforma be treated exactly like everyone Her like all rooms at the Metropolitan Correctional has a Chester Martin Dies at 70 Was Principal in Warsaw Chester Martin 70 of Warsaw a former elementary school principal here before he retired last year died Wednesday at his home apparently of a heart attack He was an educator 46 years the last 28 in Warsaw schools He also owned and operated the Martinsford Resort near Warsaw He was a member of the Fredoma Baptist Church He leaves his wife Mrs Mvrtle Martin of the home a daughter Mrs Betty Howell Warsaw two brothers Paul Martin 7825 Madison Kansas Citv and Wayne Martin 12012 60th lace Shawnee Kan two sisters Mrs Lucille Riddle Basehor Kan and Mrs Blanche Mehrens Lincoln Mo Services will be at 2 pm Saturday at the Warsaw Baptist Church burial in Fredonia Cemetery The family will receive friends from 7 to 9 pm Friday at the Reser Funeral Home Warsaw Funeral Services Ore A Walls 64 of 841 New Jersey Kansas City Kansas at am Saturday at the graveside in Woodlawn Cemetery Friends may call from 7 to 8 pm Friday at the English-Franklin Chjjjel MRS JOSEPHINE SMITH Mrs Josephine Reiter Smith 74 of 112 73rd died Wednesday at Baptist Memorial Hospital She was bom in Greeley Kan and had lived in Kansas City most of her life She was a telephone operator for Western Union 40 years before she retired She attended Christ the King Catholic Church Mrs Smith was a charter member of Circle No 146 of the Daughters of Isabella Kansas City Kan sas She was a member of the Legion of Mary She leaves a niece Miss Rose Mary Reilly of the home two brothers Ted Reiter 5416 Mam and Robert Reiter 11100 Oak and four sisters Mrs Rose Smith 3516 83rd Prairie Village Mrs Sue Vandenberg Tulsa Mrs Gertrude Connelly 2916 Buchanan North Kansas City and Mrs Dorothea Rath bun 4216 Holmes Services will be at 10 am Friday at the church burial in St Cemetery A Daughters of Isabella rosary will be said at 7 pm tonight and the parish rosary at 7:30 tonight at the Muehlebach Chapel where friends may call after 4 today The family requests no flowers and suggests contributions to the Little Sisters oftne Poor ay was horn in Vernon County Missouri and had lived in Ray County most of his life He was a driver for the Steva Stone Company He leaves his wife Mrs Lena Martin of the home a son Marty Dean Martin in the Army in Heidelberg Germany five stepsons Robert Reynolds Jack Reynolds David Reynolds and Roy Reynolds all of Lexington Mo and Donald Reynolds Wellington Mo a stepdaughter Mrs Nancy Wilson Lexington a sister Mrs Nora Wrisinger and a half brother Charles Davis both of Richmond and 13 grandchildren Services will be at 1 :30 oTJock today at the Thurman Chapel Richmond burial In Hickory Grove Cemetery north of Richmond.