I a a a a 64 Dale Retained to Aid With Raytown Charter Move Former Mayor Stanley I. cil form of government. In 1962, Dale of St. Joseph has been voters there rejected a city employed by the Raytown, manager form of municipal opcity charter commission, to eration. The currently proposed place a proposed charter for charter calls for political electhat community in final form tion of a mayor and council for presentation to voters.
and supplementing of that sysMr. Dale, who was a mem- tem with an administrative aid ber of the St. Joseph city char- for the mayor. ter commission, said the pro- Mr. Dale said Raytown has posed document would be com- a number of municipal probpleted by Jan.
1. lems, one being that it is enRaytown, with a population of tirely surrounded by Kansas 65,000, now has a mayor-coun- City. C. M. Ross Dies at 86 Charles M.
Ross, father of Garland Ross, purchasing agent for The St. Joseph and Gazette, died unexpectedly Monday afternoon at the home of his son and daughterin-law, Mr. and Mrs. John Ross, Bethany, with whom he had lived for about five years. He was 86 years old.
A native of Harrison county, Mr. Ross, a retired farmer, had farmed in the Mount Moriah, area most of his life. In addition to his two sons, survivors include two grandchildren; seven great-grandchildren and two great-great-grand. children. His wife, Mrs.
Elizabeth Ross, died several years ago. The body is at the Stoklasa mortuary at Cainsville, Mo. Services will be at 2 Thursday at Mount Moriah Methodist Church, of which he was a member. Interment will be at the Lloyd cemetery. Harry D.
Cuzzort Dies at Age 71 Mrs. Nona Lasley, 208 North 18th street, has received word of the death of her brother, Harry D. Cuzzort, 71, at the veterans hospital at San Bernardino, Cal. He had been in failing health for about three years. A native of St.
Joseph, Mr. Cuzzort was a baker, a trade he learned while serving in World War I. At the close of the war he went to California to live. -While living here he joined Savannah Avenue Baptist Church. In addition to his sister, survivors include his wife, Mrs.
Ethel B. Cuzzort, of the home, 12404- Clinton street, El Monte, and one son, Harry Gene Cuzzort, St. Joseph. Parker Services Services for Mrs. Sarah E.
Parker, 87, Agency, will be at 2:30 Wednesday in the chapel of the Heaton-Bowman mortuary. The Rev. Hugh Berry will officiate, and interment will be at Agency Mrs. Parker, the widow of William Parker, died Monday afternoon at a hospital here. A native of St.
Joseph she had lived in this area most of her life and belonged to the Methodist Church at Agency. Survivors include two daughters, Mrs. Bertha Hirtley, Agency, and Mrs. Nellie Buehler, rural route No. one sister, Mrs.
Nellie Brown, St. Joseph; 18 grandchildren; 32 greatgrandchildren; 41 great-greatgrandchildren, and ten greatgreat-great-grandchildren. George Boham George Boham, 86, a -retired farmer of the Rosendale, community, died last night at a St. Joseph nursing home. His survivors include a daughter, Mrs.
William Rowe, Rosendale, and a sister, Mrs. Bessie Dragoo, 615 South 9th street. The body is at the Breit-Hawkins funeral home, Savannah, Mo. Hoopes Services Services for Mrs. Edna May Hoopes, 74, the widow of John H.
Hoopes, who died in 1951, will be at 1:30 Wednesday in the chapel of the MeierhofferFleeman mortuary. The Rev. Virgil G. Nalley will officiate, and interment will be at Mount Auburn cemetery. Mrs.
Hoopes died unexpectedly early Sunday morning at the family home, 2519 Messanie street. A native of Trenton, she had lived here most of her life. The only Mortuary in St. Joseph that can be entered without even one step up when you use our parking lot. H.O.Sidenfaden Son FUNERAL HOME Ph.
AD 8-4438 -St. Joseph, News-Press, City Awaiting Federal Letter on Urban Plan City officials were informed today that the official letter of the federal department of urban development concerning St. Joseph's workable program is in the mails. Approval of the program. is necessary before the city can participate in urban renewal fund allocations.
Lorein A. Dunham, city planning director, was told by officials of the federal agency Fort Worth, Texas, this mornthat the letter had been mailed. City Administrator Barrett H. Jones said the city had been told verbally of most changes which would be required and the work of bringing the program into conformity with federal regulations would require a minimum amount of time. Damage Case to Go to Jury Today The -damage suit jury case which began Monday in Judge William H.
Kimberlin's court was expected to go to the jury for deliberations this afternoon. Madalyne C. Rundle is seeking $10,000 from Joyce Farr. The plaintiff alleges she was injured in a car collision Sept. 28, 1965 Tuesday, Deo, 8, 1966.
5A South Side 1,000 Cattle Expected Early estimates indicate there will be approximately 1,000 head of cattle for sale at Thursday's regular stocker and feeder auction at the stock yards. Consignments include the following: 127 yearling Angus steers and heifers from one owner in Northwest Missouri, good to choice quality; 50 yearlings from the same part of the state, and 32 choice Angus calves expected to weigh an average of 450 pounds. The sales are held in the new sales arena beginning at 10 a. Hosea Study Group to Meet Tomorrow Mrs. Earl Atlakson will be hostess tomorrow at 1 to the Hosea parent education study group at her home, 6712 King Hill avenue.
A Christmas luncheon will be served. Co-hostesses will be Mrs. Grace Frisch and Mrs. Alice Thompson. A discussion of the block parent plan will be held.
There will be a 50-cent to $1 gift exchange. A nursery will be available at Second Evangelical United Brethren Church. Gallery Curator to Address Lions Ladies night will be observed this evening at the weekly 6:30 dinner meeting of the South Side Lions Club at Leo's. Wives and guests of the members will be the honor guests at the session. James L.
Enyard, curator of the Albrecht Gallery, will be the guest speaker. Vern Mays and Ivan Martin are the program chairmen. -Norman Burnett, president, will be in charge of a short business session. Quick Cats to Plan Christmas Party Members of the Quick Cats Club will meet tomorrow from 3:30 to 5:30 in the Wesley Community Center auditorium. Christmas party plans will be discussed.
The gameroom and gym will be available for the T. H. C. Club tomorrow evening from 7 to 9. The youths will hold a session to plan the annual sale of Christmas trees.
Bill is program worker for the groups. New Sanctuary at Church Proposed Quarterly conference members of King Hill Methodist Church have voted to present plans to the congregation for voting on the construction of a new sanctuary. A meeting of the building committee and the architect will be held sometime next week to discuss the plans. The date for the presentation to the congregation will be announced later. Bible study classes are being -Gene's, Maysville Open House for Amity Couple Mr.
and Mrs. Harvey Lawhead, Amity, will celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary with open house Sunday from 2 to 5 at their home. Mr. and Mrs. Lawhead were married Dec.
10, 1916, at the home of the bride's father, J. C. Akey, Amity, by the pastor of the Amity Methodist Church. They resided during their married life in De Kalb county with the exception of a few years in Daviess and Clinton counties. Mr.
Lawhead was engaged in farming until retiring 16 years ago when he and Mrs. Lawhead moved into Amity. They have four children, Calvin Lawhead, San Antonio, Texas; James Lawhead, St. Joseph; Mrs. Charles Fay, Scottsdale, and Mrs.
Eugene Brown, Rapid City, S. D. There a are nine grandchildren. Wallen Voting Again on Tavern Licenses Dr. Thomas Wallen, city cilman, said today his resumption of voting on excise matters before the council indicates satisfaction with improvements made in the investigation of excise applicants.
Doctor Wallen last night voted on several tavern ordinances, the first time he has voted on such measures for several months. He voted for the granting of two permits and against issuance of a third The application on which he voted "No" was that of Neil D. Fanning and Tura V. Fan- Pilot Who Downed MIG Known Here Word has been received here that Roy Dickey, a frequent visitor in St. Joseph, was the pilot of the air force F-105 Thunderchief jet who shot down a MIG-17 over North Viet Nam Sunday.
A resident of Ashland, Dickey is the nephew of Mrs. Mapel Beggs, 1231 North 7th street, and E. L. Mathews, 202 East Valley street. He is also the cousin of H.
Beggs, Cosby, Mo. Democrats to Hold Victory Dinner Tonight Judge Frank Connett Jr. will be the master of ceremonies tonight at a victory dinner of the Democratic party to be held at Eagles Lodge, Belt Highway. The party is sponsored by the Sixth District Democratic Women's Club. Dinner will be served at 6:30.
About 250 persons are expected to attend. State Senator Basey Vanlandingham, Columbia, will be the principal speaker. Monsignor Emmett Sommers, St. Patrick's Church, will give the invocation. Decorations will be provided by Mrs.
Jane Esther Murphy and Mrs. Jean Jaggers. Area Deaths CAMERON, Mo. Richard 1101 South 16th Street Kessler, 43. NOW TRY US.
FOR CHRISTMAS CLUB SAVINGS Have More Money For Gift- Buying In '67 JOIN TODAY! Complete Banking Services FIRST STOCK YARDS BANK Livestock Exchange Buildine South St. Jesesh Supper for Red Cross Volunteers conducted Wednesday mornings from 9 to 10 at the church by the Rev. Dale Lochart. Persons of all religious denominations, are invited. The Themis class party will, be held tomorrow evening at 6:30 at the church.
Host couples are Mr. and Mrs. Harold Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Furr and Mr.
and Mrs. 0. D. Crain. For those who wish to participate there will be a $1 gift exchange.
Budget Vote for Baptist Church A vote on the King Hill Baptist Church 1967 budget will be taken tomorrow evening 8 following the monthly fellowship supper at 6:30 at the church. The proposed budget figure is $55,080, of which $16,086 is for missionary endeavor. William Bascue is finance chairman. The pastor of the church is the Rev. C.
G. Presley. A week of prayer observance for foreign missions is being held by the Women's Missionary Union mornings from 10 to 12 at the church. On Friday the service will be held at 10:30 preceding a covered dish luncheon at noon. NOTES AND PERSONALS Rehearsal will be held for the choirs of Hyde Park Methodist Church tomorrow evening.
Charles Bristow, director, will meet with the junior choir at 6:30 and the senior choir at 7:30. Choir practice and rehearsal for the Christmas play will be held this evening at 7 at Kirschner Community Church. Work night is scheduled tomorrow evening at 7 at the church. State Men to Be Survey 'Students' Milford Plummer and James Connley of the state division of health are slated to become "students" in the current city survey of communicable disease immunization. City Health Director Robert Weir and Joseph N.
Wallace, U. S. public health representative, who are supervising the survey, said the state men would be briefed in the operation and "then be put to work as trainees in the program." In the first half-day of operation yesterday, teams contacted and completed 83 interviews. The survey will continue through the remainder of this week. Gifts to Party Fund Lagging Only two contributions were received by the park and recreation department for the annual Children's Christmas Party at the Auditorium, Dec.
17.1 Donor were the American Angus Association, $25, and an unknown person, $2. The total in the fund is. now $2,567.50. The goal for the party is $5,000. Molotov co*cktail Burns Father and Son KANSAS CITY (AP)-A man and his son were severely burned by a gasoline fire bomb that crashed through a bedroom window onto the bed where they were sleeping early today.
It was the second attack of the night on the house. Ernest Frye, 63, was taken to General Hospital and his son, ning for the -licensed tavern at 424 Francis street. The doctor said today he was opposed to the license on two grounds: The applicants are already connected with the operaof two other taverns and the place would be of the "gogo" type. "We already have enough of that type of places," he added. Doctor Wallen said new application forms used by the city? excise officer and additional data now sent to the council concerning, applications are making possible a better evaluation of applications.
Deputies Use Neat Trick to Capture Dog Sheriff's Deputies Arthur Pinzino and Raymond Baker early this morning used a trick to catch a 60-pound German shepherd dog which reportedly had frightened residents on rural route No. 6. A complaint about the dog was received by the sheriff at 4:12 m. Residents said the dog would not let them enter their cars. The dog was dragging a chain which was attacked to its collar.
Deputies Pinzino and Baker found the dog, used the squad car to chase it into a driveway and then stopped with a car wheel on the chain, holding the dog. The dog was taken to Harve Wheeler's home on rural route No. 6, the deputies stated in their report. Joe Frye, 14, was admitted to Children's Mercy Hospital. Another resident of the house, Joe Barajas, said the first Molotov co*cktail bomb was thrown from a passing car and hit the side of the house, Barajas extinguished it.
Thirty minutes later Barajas said he heard two persons talking outside the house and one said, "Light it and throw it in." Then the second bomb crashed through the window. An investigation is continuing. LIONEL TRAINS Sets Cars Transformers--Free Catalogues H. O. SETS AND ACCESSORIES Authorized Repairing LLOYD HARRIS 2935 Sacramente AD 2-7592 ZALE'S-OPEN EVERY NIGHT 'TIL 8:30 UNTIL CHRISTMAS Ideal for all men.
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Each person is also asked to bring canned goods or a cash donation to be given to the Christmas Bureau. Rites for Infant Services for Shawn Joseph Palmer, eight-month-old son of Mr. and Mrs. John L. Palmer, No.
4 Belgrade road, will be at 1:30 Wednesday in the chapel of the Stamey mortuary. The Rev. Alva Devens will officiate, and interment will be at Memorial Park cemetery. The baby died Monday afternoon at the Kansas University Medical Center, following heart surgery. Additional survivors include three sisters, Deborah Dianna and Jeannie R.
Palmer, all of the home; the maternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred L. Smith, St. Joseph, and the paternal grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs. John E. Palmer, St. Joseph. Simmons Rites Services for Mrs.
Katie E. Simmons, 64, the widow of Henry Z. Simmons, will be at 1 Wednesday in the chapel of the Heaton-Bowman mortuary. J. D.
Dreyer will officiate, and interment will be at Memorial Park Mrs. Simmons, 1006 South 15th street, died early Monday morning at a hospital here, following a long illness. Brown Services Services for Walter C. Brown, who formerly worked for the telephone company in Kansas City, will be at 10:30 Wednesday in the chapel of the Meierhoffer-Fleeman mortuary. Dr.
Arthur C. Fulbright will officiate, and interment will be at -Mount Washington cemetery in Kansas City. Mr. Brown died Monday afternoon at a St. Joseph hospital.
He was a Methodist. Survivors include two sons, Charles H. Brown, Shenandoah, Iowa, and Eugene Lee Brown, Dallas, Texas; one brother, Cleveland Brown, Kansas City, and six grandchildren. Roy Buswell Roy Buswell, 77, Brookfield, died this morning at a St. Joseph hospital, after a long illness.
There are no known survivors. The body is at the HeatonBowman mortuary pending service arrangements. People's Forum DICTATORSHIP Editor, News Press: With great interest I read the complaint about inspections to force urban renewal (Oh, yes, that's what it is regardless of the lies refuting these facts). I wonder how long citizens will endure the nearly total dictatorship under which we suffer? know I will be arrested and otherwise abused but when inspectors knock on my door they better be ready I'm coming out fighting. There is little enough living for without enduring some ignoramus ordering you about on you" property.
If you want to inspect something, inspect foul smell coming out of the new Junior College dealings. -Ballard C. Holm Four Roads in Area Are Closed on K-Mart parking lot, Belt and on route A in Caldwell Highway. county. CLIP THIS COUPON I We Give Gold Bond Stamps MID-AMERICA'S Deluxe and Largest Finest Launderers Cleaners Quality Cleaning and Laundry at Lowest LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANING AT ITS FINEST Coupon Prices Sale Ends Dec.
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CLIP THIS COUPON A number of roads in North-. west Missouri are closed to traffic, according to K. C. Townley, district engineer for the state highway department. Route 136 in Harrison county is closed from New Hampton to Bethany.
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