a a 1 THE KANSAS CITY TIMES, MONDAY, JANUARY 15, 1962. KILLED AS TRAIN STRIKES TRUCK Two Kansans Die as Super Chief Rams Vehicle at High Speed. LIST 4 OTHER DEATHS Houston, Accident Is Fatal to a 2-Year-Old Girl. Spearville, Jan. -Two persons were killed early today when an eastbound Santa Fe passenger train struck a pickup truck at a crossing at the west edge of Spearville.
The victims were Jackie Lynn Fries, 22, Jetmore, and Dixie Marie Jones, 15, Spearville. The highway patrol said Fries recently moved to Jetmore from Craig, Mo. Carl F. Dolbring, of Newton, chief engineer on the train, the Super Chief, said 1 the train was traveling about 90 miles an hour. He said he saw the pickup turn off U.
S. 50 and start up the embankment, toward the crossing. He he blew the whistle but the truck failed to stop. The vehicle was carried a mile and a half down the track. Spearville is 17 miles east of Dodge City in Southwest Kansas.
Girl Is Victim. Houston, Jan. -Judy Maxine Brazeal, 2-vearold daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Edward Brazeal of West.
Plains, was killed today when a car, driven by her father, overturned on U. S. 63, six miles south of Houston. The highway patrol said Brazeal, 33, hit an ice patch on the highway and skidded off the road. Brazeal was not injured but his wife, Ruby Maxine, 19, and a baby son, Everett Duane, 2 months.
suffered bruises and were taken to a Houston hospital. The patrol said the little girl was thrown from the car. Dies of Injuries. Hays, Jan. Salina, man died in Hays hospital last night of injuries suffered in a motor car accident early yesterday morning.
He was 20-year-old Richard Dale Zorn. Investigators said a car driven by Zorn missed a curve on a county road near Stockton, and overturned several times. Two companions, 14-yearold Thomas Yost and old Timmy Miller, both Stockton, walked five miles for help. Neither was hurt. Killed in Plunge.
St. Louis, Jan. 14 woman was killed and a man seriously injured last night when their car left U. S. 66 in St.
Louis County plunged down a 50-foot embankment. The dead woman was 47- year-old Marie Peterson of St. Louis. In critical condition was Michael Babonett, 56, of St. Louis, Dies in Hospital.
Waynesville, Jan. 14. (AP)-Denvil William Parish, 38. of Davenport, died in the Waynesville hospital today of injuries suffered in an accident Friday night. The highway patrol said Parish's car skidded off M-17, about nine miles west of Waynesville, and overturned several times.
Parish was thrown out and the car rolled over him. Parish apparently was on way to visit relatives near Lebanon, the patrol said. HELD IN BOMB THREAT. Joplin Man Is Arrested Over Delay of Airliner. St.
Louis, Jan. 14. Ozark Air Lines flight was held up for an hour late last night after a passenger allegedly told an airline official he had a bomb in his handbag. Albert Frederick Wells. 40.
a retired Army man from Joplin, was arrested and booked on suspicion of making a bomb threat. GARBAGE PILES GROW. St. Louis City Workers Off Jobs Fifth Day. St.
Louis, Jan. A mixture of rain, sleet and snow fell on ever-growing piles of trash and garbage in St. Louis today as the city's refuse collection employees, who apparently don't like to work in bad weather, stayed off the job for the fifth day in a row. Farm buildings may soon be constructed from low-cost prefabricated concrete panels, light enough to be erected without the aid of construction machinery and strong enough to last at least 20 years. Would Link Lake Erie and Ohio River.
New York, Jan, of the study of a proposed barge waterway linking the Ohio river and Lake Erie and the study of proposed improvements of the New York State barge canal system was urged today. The New York State Waterways association called for consideration of the new waterway proposal, connecting Lake Erie and the Ohio river, in the context of its role in the Eastern network of waterways which includes the New York State canal system. Deaths. MRS. MARY E.
SWEENEY. Mrs. Mary Elin Sweeney, 71, widow of Emory J. Sweeney, founder of the Sweeney Automobile school, died yesterday at Our Lady of Mercy home, 918 East Ninth street. Her husband, who died in 1953, was also at one time of radio station WHB owner and developer of the Indian Village division, now Santa Fe Hills.
The home was at 8734 Virginia lane. Mrs. Sweeney was born in Nevada, and lived here 32 years. She was a member of Christ the King Catholic church. Surviving are a brother, William E.
Stewart, 3618 East Forty-eighth terrace, North; six stepdaughters, Mrs. Earl Smith, 5814 Mission drive, Clayton, 615 West Forty terMission Hills, Mrs. George race. Mrs. Ryland Russell, 5628 Pembroke, Mission Hills, Mrs.
Mary way, Margaret Mrs. Winger, James Meaney, 4216 908 Ward parkSeventy-fourth, Prairie Village, and Mrs. Robert Richardson, Wichita; three stepsons, Emory Sweeney, 7511 Walnut, Louis J. Sweeney, Wichita, and John M. Sweeney, Denver; 21 great-grandchildren.
grandchildrone rosary. 10 will be said at 8 o'clock tonight at the Mellody: McGilley-Eylar chapel, Linwood and Woodland. Services will be held at 9 o'clock Tuesday at the chapel and at 9:30 o'clock at the Visitation Catholic church; burial in St. Mary's a cemetery. The pallbearers: David Smith, Anthony Sweeney, James Meaney, Emory J.
Sweenev III, William S. Morris, and Thomas E. John- ston. WILLARD H. ANDERSON.
Willard H. Anderson, 47, of 4912 West Seventy-ninth, Prairie Village, died Saturday at the Veterans hospital. He was born in Windom, Minn. He worked in the controller's department of the Commerce Trust company. He was a member of the Paseo Presby- Mason terian church.
He was a and a member of the Elks club and VFW. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Lucile Anderson, and a daughter, Miss Kameha Marie Anderson, of the home; his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred T.
Anderson, Windom, and a sister, Mrs. Arleen Matthiesen, Green Bay, Wis. Services will be held at 3 o'clock Tuesday at the Paseo Presbyterian church; burial in Floral Hills cemetery. Pallbearers will be Joseph S. Manning, Stephen Reddis.
E. Wilson, Del Boschert and F. Elmer Scott. burg. MRS.
VIOLA CROWE. MRS. IZIDOR CHOP. Mrs. Mary Chop, 73.
of 507 North Fourteenth, Kansas City, Kansas, died yesterday at Bethany hospital. She was born in Yugoslavia and had lived in Kansas City, Kansas, 50 years. Mrs. Chop was a member of St. Peter's Catholic cathedral and the Altar society, St.
Joseph and St. Mary charity society, and St. Veronica lodge. Surviving are her husband, Izidor Chop of the home; five sons, Joseph L. Chop, 3305 North Fifty-fourth, Wyandotte County; John Chop, 411 North Twelfth; Rudolph Chop, 4350 Martin: Frank C.
Chop, 3142 North Thirty-third, and Edward M. Chop of the home; two sisters, Mrs. Vera Turk, 842 Sandusky, and Mrs. Antonia Sarar, St. Louis; two brothers, Milan Chop, and Frank Chop, Yugoslavia; 11 grandchildren and one great-grandchild.
DUMOND CHRISTOPHER. Dumond Christopher, 84, Warrensburg, died yesterday at St. Luke's hospital. was born here and lived in this area 30 years. He was a son of the late B.
C. Christopher, founder of B. Christopher Co. Surviving are two daughters, Mrs. Evelyn Barret, Greenwich, and Mrs.
Ada Roach, Camdenton, and five grandchildren. Services will held at 2 o'clock Tuesday at the Phillips chapel, Warrensburg; burial in Warrens- Whittier. MRS. LOVINA G. DANIELS.
Mrs. Viola Crowe, 73, formerly of City, died yesterday in a hospital in Phoenix, Ariz. She was born in Jasper County, Missouri, and lived here 15 years before moving to California eight years ago. She had been a resident of Whittier, before being hospitalized in Arizona. She worked for the Jones store here.
Surviving are two daughters, Mrs. Lorraine Price, 8301 Beverly, Overland Park, and Mrs. Harry Pierce, Scottsdale, and a son, Gerald Testerman, Phoenix. Services and burial will be held Thursday in Mrs. Lovina Grace Daniels, 87, of 9000 Pawnee, Leawood, died yesterday at St.
Luke's hospital. She was born in Marshall County, Illinois, and lived in Leawood four vears. She was a member of the First Methodist church, Emporia, Kas. Surviving are two daughters, Mrs. Latha D.
Blim of the home and Mrs. Willa Priest, Denver; a children. Services will be held at grandson and three great-grand10 o'clock Wednesday at the Roberts-Blue-Barnett chapel, Emporia; burial in the Memorial Lawn cemetery there. MRS. JAMES B.
DAVIS. Mrs. Ella Davis, 87, of 631 Ann, Kansas City, Bethany Kansas, died Saturborn at Valley Falls, hospital. She was had lived in Kansas City, Kansas, years. Surviving are her husand band, James sister, B.
Davis of the home, San Francisco. Services will be a Mrs. Grace Lewis, held at 10:30 o'clock Wednesday Fulton chapel; burial in Farrar cemetery, Valley Falls. Friends may call after 5 o'clock Tuesday at the chapel. MRS.
VERNER C. ELLIS. Mrs. Mary V. Ellis, 71, of 2601 Poplar, died Saturday at the Research hospital.
She was born in Carroll County, Missouri, and lived here 39 years. She was a member of the Church of Christ, fifth and Oakley. Surviving are her husband, Verner C. Ellis of the home; a daughter, Mrs. Thelma M.
Gray, 4300 East Fifty-fifth; a Glenn H. Ellis, 7306 East OneHundredth terrace; three brothers, Will Griffith and Elmer Griffith, Carrollton, and Dennis Griffith, Wakenda, two granddaughters and three great-grandchildren. Services will be held at 2 o'clock Tuesday at the Earp chapel; burial in Mount Washing. ton cemetery. MRS.
MARY GENE GENERAUX. Mrs. Mary Generaux, 75, of 6342 Monrovia, Shawnee, died Sunday at the home. She was born at Saginaw, Mich. Surviving are eight sons, Francis Generaux, 5603 Eighty-seventh, Earl Generaux, 11700 Troost, Herbert Generaux, 7524 Montgall, Gilbert Generaux, and Ralph Generaux, 4242 Flora, Jack W.
Generaux, 6632 Berry road, Kansas City, Kansas, George W. Generaux and Arthur Generaux, of the home; four daughters, Mrs. Ruth M. Hodgins of the home; Mrs. Evelyn Balaban, San Bernardino, Mrs.
Betty White, Frankfort, and Mrs. Doris Keith, Van Nuys, and a brother, Ben Lemmer, Saginaw, Mich. Services will be held at 2:30 so o'clock Wednesday at the Newcomer chapel, Brush Creek and the Paseo; burial in Mount Moriah cemetery. MRS. EURA LOUELLA HORN.
Mrs. Eura Louella Horn, 73, Gardner, died Saturday at the Gardner' Medical Center. She was a lifelong Gardner resident and a member of the Gardner Presbyterian church. Surviving are three daughters, Mrs. Lorene Higgins, Gardner; Mrs.
Barbara Brown, 6713 Cleveland, and Mrs. Carolyn Donovan, 8255 Forest; two brothers, a Alva Meyers, Boulder, and J. A. Meyers, Bellingham, seven grandchildren and ices will be held at 10:30 o'clock seven great-grandchildren. ServTuesday at the church; burial in ily the suggests contributions to the Gardner cemetery.
The famchurch memorial fund. MRS. LULU MAUDE LUKEHART. Mrs. Lulu Maude Lukehart, 85, of 5343 Forest, died last night at the home.
She was born in Gallatin, and lived here five years. She was a member of the Christian church at Gallatin. Surviving are three sons, Forrest Lukehart, Hermitage, Garland Lukehart, Hamilton, and Leeland Lukehart, Blakesburg, two daughters, Mrs. Marguerite Watson of the home, and Mrs. Cuma Woody, Gallatin; three sisters, Mrs.
Virgie Mason, Chillicothe, Mrs. Beulah Weiss, Elizabeth, and Mrs. O'Hare, Jameson, 16 grandchildren, 39 great-grandchildren and five great-greatgrandchildren. MRS. KATE C.
MARTENY. Mrs. Kate C. Marteny, 89, Leavenworth, died yesterday at a hospital there. She was born in Gower, Mo.
She was a member of the Christian church at Santa Ana, she lived before moving to Leavenworth. Surviving are three daughters, Mrs. Edna Mrs. Mercedes Montgo Buttsbach, 209 a West Thirty-eighth; Agency, and Mrs. Catherine Compton, Santa Ana; three sons, Odin K.
Marteny, Falls City, Edward D. Marteny, Leavenworth, and Harry M. Marteny, Atchison, a brother, David D. Deakins, Columbus, three sisters, Mrs. Lida Curd, Mrs.
Lula Gibson and Mrs. Bess Moore, all of Gower; 13 grandchildren, 17 great-grandchildren and two great-great-grandchildren. Services will be held at 1:30 o'clock Tuesday at the Christian church of Gower; burial in the Tobin cemetery there. MRS. DESSA E.
MASTERS. Mrs. Dessa E. Masters, 74, of 4325 Lloyd, Kansas City, Kansas, died of a heart attack yesterday at the home. She was born in Hampton, S.
and here 35 years. She was a of the Melrose Methodist church. Surviving are two sons, James A. Masters, Houston, and Andrew E. Masters, 5111 Outlook, Mission; a daughter, Mrs.
Elizabeth Sanders of the home, and eight grandchildren. MERRITT O. NEWBY. Merritt Owen Newby, 72, of 229 Ward parkway, died yesterday at Research hospital after a long illness. He retired in 1947 as secretary and general manager of the Stowe Hardware Supply Co.
He had been with the firm 39 years. Mr. Newby was born in Platte County and lived most of his life in this area. He was a member of the Salem Christian church, Weston. Surviving are his wife, Mrs.
Betty L. Newby of the home; a daughter, Mrs. Sara Katherine Thomas. San Diego, three sons, Mack Owen Newby, Platte City; John R. Newby, Middletown, William E.
Newby, Wilmington, four sisters. Mrs. Miller and Mrs. Clinton Woodson, Platte City; Mrs. E.
Thornton Browning. Lee's Summit, and Mrs. three Brook grandchildren. Miller, Weston, The family requests no flowers and suggests contributions to the American Cancer society. FELIX H.
PAYNE. Felix H. Payne, 78, died yesterday at the home, 1324 East Twenty-fourth street. He was the co-founder of the Kansas City American, a weekly newspaper which published from 1928 to 1941. He was co-owner of the old Kansas City Giants, a baseball team here before World War I.
Mr. Payne was long active in the chapel and at 9 o'clock at the church; burial in St. Mary's cemetery. Mrs. MRS.
MARY JANE STINSON. Mary Jane Stinson, 75, of 606 West Eighty-sixth terrace, died ter, Saturday at the home of a daughParsons, Mrs. Kas. Kenneth She E. Ellsworth, was in Wilson, and lived here most of her life.
Also surviving another Omaha; daughter, Mrs. Rex R. Bear, are a son, Joseph James Stinson, 4508 Adams, Kansas City, brother, Lawrence W. Daneker," Aberdeen, and grandchildren. Services will be held at 2 o'clock Tuesday at the Newcomer chapel, Brush Creek and the Paseo; burial in Floral Democratic party.
He was a memof the board of directors of Wheatlev Provident hospital 18 vears. He was born in Marshall. Mo. On December 30, he and his wife, Mrs. Emma Payne of the home celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary.
Also surviving are a son, Felix H. Payne, and one grandchild. JOHN P. RYAN. John P.
Ryan, 83, of 3930 Harrison, died yesterday at a nursing home at St. 3621 Warwick. He was here 60 years. He was a special born in Charles, and lived guard at the First National bank here 30 years. Mr.
Ryan was a member of St. James Catholic church and its Holy Name and St. Vincent de Paul societies. Surviving are a son, the Rev. John J.
Rvan, Trenton, a daughter, Mrs. Jack Francis, 408 East enty-third terrace; three sisters. Mrs. Mae Flynn, Slater, Sister M. Teresita, Loretto, and Sister St.
Paul of the Cross, Edmonton. Alberta; a brother, James Ryan, Slater, and four grandchildren. The rosary will be said at 8 o'clock tonight at the MellodyMcGilley-Eylar chapel, Linwood and Woodland. Services will be held at 8:30 o'clock Tuesday at the Hills cemetery. MRS.
TESSIE M. STUTSMAN. Mrs. Tessie M. Stutsman, Nevada, died there yesterday.
She was born in Chillicothe, Mo. Surviving are two sisters, Mrs. Flake Ohler, Norton, and Mrs. Dora Oshimo, 1 2438 East Forts North. Private services will be held Tuesday at the Newcomer chapel, Brush Creek and Paseo; burial in Elmwood cemetery.
PHILLIP J. THOMAS. Phillip J. Thomas, of 5826 Webster, Wyandotte County, died yesterday at the home. He was born in Yugoslavia and had lived in this area 62 years.
Mr. Thomas was olic member of Christ the King Catholic church. He retired three years ago a millwright for the Central Bag company, 1325 West Thirteenth. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Mary Thomas of the home; a daughter, Mrs.
Frances Stiglich, 2809 North Fifty-eighth; three sons, Edward Thomas, 5802 Webster, Phillip V. Thomas, Tonganoxie, and Albert J. Thomas of the home; eight grandchildren and five great-grandchildren. JEFFREY. Scott SCOTT Triplett, TRIPLETT.
20-monthold son of Mr. and Mrs. James Triplett, 2723 East Fifty-sixth terrace, died yesterday at St. Mary's hospital. Also surviving are two sisters, Janet Triplett and June Triplett, and two brothers, Steven Triplett David Triplett, of the home; the paternal grandmother, Mrs.
Mabel Triplett, Triplett, and the maternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Carr, 5825 Dexter.
Services will be held at o'clock Tuesday at the McCurry chapel, Brunswick, burial in McCullough cemetery, Triplett. GEORGE D. UTTER. George David Utter, 66, Camdenton, formerly of Kansas City, died yesterday at the Veterans hospital here. He was born in Harden County, Iowa, and lived here about 60 years.
Mr. Utter worked for the Kansas City Public Service company, 37 of years. He was a past commander the Rogerson and Harvey American Legion post and a member of Holy Trinity Catholic church. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Marie Utter of the home; two sons, Robert Utter, 803 East Forty-second, and Norman Utter, Corpus Christi, three sisters, Mrs.
Hattie Donovan, 1030 Washington, Mrs. Rose Heavner, Blue Springs, and Mrs. Nina Peterschmidt, 6650 Lane, Raytown, and two grandchildren. Services will be held at 8:30 o'clock Wednesday at the Mellody-McGilley-Eylar chapel and at 9 o'clock at the church: burial in Mount Olivet cemetery. The American Legion guard will hold a service at 8 o'clock tomorrow night at the chapel, where the rosary will be said at 8:30 o'clock.
DEBRA L. WHITNEY. Debra Louise Whitney, 11-monthold daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leon Whitney, Grandview, died Saturdya at the Independence hospital after a short illness.
Also surviving are the maternal grandparents, the Rev. and Mrs. Paul Ehly, 11804 East Fiftieth terrace; the paternal grandmother, Mrs. Edna Whitney, Fremont, the maternal grand-grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
August M. Ehly, Enid, and Mr. and Mrs. Bert Bentley, Columbia, and the paternal grand-grandfather, Roy Mallonee, Fremont. Services will be held at 1 o'clock Tuesday at the Hinton chapel, Raytown; burial in the Brooking cemetery, Raytown.
Friends may call from 7 to 9 o'clock tonight at the chapel. The family requests no flowers and suggests contributions to a memorial fund at the Ray. town Christian church. MRS. ANNA M.
WORDEN. Mrs. Anna Margaret Worden, 75, of 1601 Claremont, Independence, died yesterday at Lakeside hospital. She was a lifelong resident of this area. She was a member of the Messiah Lutheran church, Independence.
Surviving are five daughters, Mrs. Ethel Canterbury, Chillicothe, Mrs. Gwendolyn Haynes, Sylmar, Mrs. Lucille Hansen, Monterey, Mrs. Edith Feix, Northridge, and Mrs.
Anna Lea Gray, Long Beach, three brothers, Carl J. Cordes, 7900 Falmouth, Prairie Village; Henry Cordes, Desert Hot Springs, and Robert Cordes. Rosemead, three sisters, Mrs. Pauline Smith, El Mrs. Cathinca Hanser, Oakdale, and Mrs.
Florence Troxel, Whittier, five grandchildren and four greatgrandchildren. MRS. PETE ZUPPARDO. 533 Park, died yesterday at the Mrs. A Antonia Zuppardo, 82, of General hospital.
She was born at Camporeale. Italy, and lived here 41 years. She was a member of St. John's Catholic church. Surviving are her husband, Pete Zuppardo of the home; two brothers, John Occhipinti, Cheyenne, and Carl Occhipinti, Sicily.
The rosary will be said at 8 o'clock Tuesday at the Passantino chapel. Services will be held at 9:30 o'clock Wednesday at the chapel and at 10 o'clock St. John's church: burial in Mount St. Mary's cemetery. Friends may call after o'clock tonight at the chapel.
South Tenth, Kansas City, Kansas, at 11 o'clock Tuesday at the Butler chapel in Kansas City, Kansas; burial in Highland Park cemetery. Friends may call after noon today at the chapel. FUNERAL SERVICES. Francis D. Biechele, 56, of 244 DIES IN A CAR CRASH.
Nevada, Man Killed in One-Car Collision. Jacob Lester Thompson, 58. of Nevada, formerly of Belton, died Saturday in a one-car accident seven miles southeast of Nevada. He was born at Coulterville. and lived in Nevada 16 years.
He was a retired motor car dealer. Until two years ago, he was on the Nevada airport board. He was a member of the Elks lodge, Nevada. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Opal Thompson of the home; two sons, Sgt.
Robert Lee Thompson, Seymour-Johnson Air Force base, N. and William J. Thompson, Sev-1900 Blue Ridge, Independence a daughter, Mrs. Betty Woodv Nevada; two brothers, John E. Thompson, Tulsa, and Robert D.
Thompson, 1328 East Fortyninth; five sisters, Mrs. Mary Hartung, 29 East One Hundred Thirteenth terrace, Mrs. Tillie Maria Quick, J. Mrs. Perkins, Marian Belton, Vest and and Mrs.
Carol Cornelius, Newark, and six grandchildren. FOUR DIE IN PLANE. Crash Occurs in Ouachita Hills in Arkansas. Hot (AP)-Four Springs, California Jan. 14.
men died when their single-engine plane went into a spin and crashed into the rugged Ouachita mountains, 35 miles north of here today. State police identified the dead as Henry Clay Risner of Los Angeles, Louis Risner Inglewood, Russ Weininger of Los Angeles and Newport Beach, and Charles Cornell of Los Angeles. LOOK over Star Want Ads today; many offers will interest you. ARREST YOUNG Boy, 17, Who Gained National Fame, Held in Thefts. Glen Cove, N.
Jan. 14. (AP) Nine months ago Eugene Swier, 17, received national acclaim of a type seldom bestowed on a man; even many years his senior. Eugene had conceived and helped construct a model of a workable atom-smasher. He was called a budding scientific genius.
Today Eugene came to public attention again-but for a different enterprise. Eugene was arrested and charged with stealing small sums of money from the desk of the Glen Cove high school principal, James Maiden. KENNEDYS TO CAPITAL. President and Wife Arrive in Helicopter. Washington, Jan.
Kennedy returned to the capital today after a 24-hour weekend stay on his rented estate at The chief executive's copter landed on the White House lawn at 5:20 p. m. William M. Lynn We consider Mr. Lynn's 35 years' experience in serving Newcomer families as one of our greatest assets.
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Complete, dignified funerals, $95 up; with metallic casket, $395 up. HI. 4-8875. DEATHS AND FUNERAL NOTICES. WILLARD of 4912 West 79th Prairie Village, passed away Jan.
13th, 1962. age 47 years. Services 3 p. m. Tuesday at the Paseo Presbyterian church, 74th the Paseo.
Interment Floral Hills cemetery. Mr. Anderson will lie in state at the on the Paseo at Brush Creek blvd. parlors p. Tuesday.
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ARBEITER-WILLIAM JAMES. of 6923 E. 39th, passed away January 12. Services 4707 Truman road. 1 p.
m. Monday. Cremation. The family requests no flowers. Contributions to Mercy hospital.
Family will receive friends 7-9 m. Sunday. EARP SONS MORTUARY. 4707 TRUMAN RD. BE.
1-0970. BAKER-MRS. ALLEYN 0., of 3604 Troost ave. Rosary recitation in the Freeman chapel, 42nd st. Broadway, Sunday evening at 8 o'clock, from where funeral will be held 8:30 o'clock Monday morning.
Services at St. James Catholic church, 39th Harrison, at 9 o'clock. Interment Calvary cemetery. FREEMAN MORTUARY. LO.
1-0930. BALDWIN-MR. ARTHUR 5604 Oak st. passed away Jan. 12th, 1962.
age 65 years. Services 11 a. m. Monday at the chapel on the Paseo at Brush Creek blvd. Interment Forest Hill cemetery.
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BIECHELE-FRANCIS age 56, of 244 S. 10th. passed away January 13. Services 11 a. m.
Tuesday at the Butler Funeral home, where Mr. -Biechele will lie in state after noon. JOS. A. BUTLER'S 3 SONS.
22 S. 18TH. FA. 1-2222. BOSLAVGH GUY age 66.
passed January 13. Services in the Eddy chapel, Tuesday, 2 p.so m. Burial at Hillsdale. Kansas. EDDY FUNERAL HOME.
OSAWATOMIE, KANSAS. BULLOCK- CLORINDA age 94. of 21 East 30th passed away Jan. 11, 1962. Funeral service Monday at the chapel MAIN LINWOOD.
Interment MELLO Floral Hills cemetery. MAIN AT LINWOOD. PL. 3-6200. BUNKER MRS.
GERTRUDE of Olathe, Kansas. Services in the Freeman Chapel, 42nd St. and Broadway, Monday morning, Jan. 15, at 11:30 o'clock. Interment Mt.
Moriah cemetery. FREEMAN MORTUARY. LO. 1-0930. CHAMBERLAIN-MRS.
JESSIE. of 911 Prospect. Services 1:30 p. m. Monday at the Christ Episcopal church, 91st Nall.
Burial Mt. Hope cemetery. In state in the Porter Sons chapel, 19th Minnesota. 6-9 p. m.
Sunday. Memorial suggested to the church. GEORGE F. PORTER SONS. DR.
1-4745. CHANEY RANDY LEE. infant son of Mr. Mrs. Curtis Chaney, passed away Jan.
14th. Graveside services. Forest Hill cemetery, 10 a. Monday. EARP SONS MORTUARY.
4707 TRUMAN RD. BE. 1-0970. DANIELS-MRS. LOVINA GRACE DANIELS.
9000 Pawnee lane, passed away Jan. 14, 1962. STINE McCLURE. WE. 1-7777.
DAVID MRS. IRMA, age 65, of 8809 East 92nd. Services will be held Monday at the Rose Hill mausoleum, at 2 o'clock. Interment Rose Hill cemetery. J.
P. LOUIS FUNERAL HOME. WA. 1-7300. DAVIS- -MR.
LEON of 211 North Mersington, passed away January 11, 1962, age 09 years. Services 10 a. m. Monday at the chapel on the Paseo at Brush Creek blvd. Interment Floral Hills cemetery.
D. W. NEWCOMER'S SONS. LO. 1-0024.
DII BON-FRANK, age 65. of 2624 E. 11th, passed away Jan. 14th. Funeral notice later.
SHEIL FUNERAL HOME. CH. 1-6665. ELLIS MARY V. (MADIE).
age 71, of 2601 Poplar, passed 13. Services 4707 Truman road. Tuesday. 2:00 p. m.
Buiral Mt. Washington. Family will receive friends 7-9 p. Monday. EARP SON'S MORTUARY.
4707 TRUMAN RD. BE. 1-0970. EPPERLY. MRS.
MARTHA, of the Home, 8100 Wornall passed away Jan. 14th, 1962. FREEMAN MORTUARY. LO. 1-0930.
GENERAUX-MRS. MARY of 6342 Monrovia lane, Shawnee, passed away Jan. 14th, 1962, age 75 vears. Services 2:30 p. m.
Wednesday at the chapel, on the Paseo at Brush Creek ment Mt. Moriah cemetery. D. W. NEWCOMER'S SONS.
LO. 1-0024. GRAHAM-MRS. LOUIS of 5330 Euclid, passed away Jan. 14th, 1962, age 64 years.
D. W. NEWCOMER'S SONS. LO. 1-0024.
HESTWOOD-MR. ALBERT of 7547 Madison passed away January 13, 1962, age 62 years. D. W. NEWCOMER'S SONS.
LO. 1-0024. JOHNSON- -J. HOWARD. age 57 of 6124 Hunter, Raytown.
Mo. Passed away Jan. 13. Services 2:30 p. m.
Monday at the Brownfield Stanley chapel. Interment Pleasant Hill cemetery. Family will receive friends 2-7 Sunday at the chapel. BROWNFIELD-STANLEY PLEASANT HILL. MO.
JONES FRED age 72. of Olathe, passed away Jan. 13th. Services 2 p. m.
Wednesday, Frye chapel, Olathe. Interment Olathe cemetery. Graveside military honors by Earl Collier Post 153, American Legion, Olathe. W. L.
FRYE SON. OLATHE. KAS. KOCH-MRS. ROBERTA of Los Angeles, passed away Jan, 11th, 1962.
age 83 years. Services 1. Paseo p. m. Monday at the chapel on the at Creek blvd.
Interment Mt. Moriah WILKS FUNERAL HOME. Assoc. with D. W.
Newcomer's Sons. LO. 1-0024. MALONEY-NELLIE 4802 Neosho. Shawnee Mission, passed away 12, 1962, age 96 yrs.
Rosary recitation 8 p. m. Sunday at the parlors on the Paseo at Brush Creek from where funeral will be held 8:30 m. Monday. Services from St.
Agnes olic church. 52nd Mission Fairway. 9 o'clock. Interment Calvary cemetery. D.
W. NEWCOMER'S SONS. LO. 1-0024. MAROLD-OSCAR 64.
of 6020 Goodman, Merriam. passed away at the home Jan. 12, 1962. Funeral services Monday, 1. p.
at the Amos amuy chapel, Shawnee. Interment Memorial Park cemetery. K. Mo. THE AMOS FAMILY.
10901 JOHNSON DR. ME. 1-5566. MASTERS -MRS. DESSA E.
MASTERS of 4324 Lloyd, passed away 14th, 1962. MRS. C. L. FORSTER FUNERAL HOME ASSOCIATED WITH STINE McCLURE.
WE. 1-7777. 3235 GILLHAM PLAZA. McCARTY-MRS. ALICE, of 1730 N.
32nd st. Services 1 p. m. Tuesday at the Grace Lutheran church. Interment Memorial Park cemetery.
Friends may call at the Fulton chapel after 3 p. m. Monday. R. A.
FULTON FUNERAL HOME. DR. 1-5555. McCLELLAND-Services for W. Mr.
Millard R. McClelland of 4112 75th will be held in the Stine McClure chapel. 3235 Gillham Plaza. Monday morning at 10 o'clock. Burial Lexington, Mo.
STINE McCLURE. WE. 1-7777. McMULLEN MRS. LOUISE.
age 98, of 73 S. Bethany. Services 8:30 a. Butler chapel; 9 a. St.
Benedict's church. Interment Mt. Calvary. JOS. A.
BUTLER'S SONS. 22 S. 18th. FA. 1-2222.
MOBERLY. MR. EVAN age 73 of 3837 Campbell, passed away Jan. 12. 1962.
Services a. m. Monday the chapel WOODLAND at LINWOOD. Interment Forest Hill cemetery. WOODLAND AT LINWOOD.
WA. 1-7717. MONTALTE KATIE LEVOTA, age 57 years, of 335 Bellefontaine, passed away January 11th. services Monday. 9 a.
Assumption church. Burial Calvary cemetery. PASSANTINO BROS. GR. 1-2844.
NEWBY-Mr. Merritt Newby. 229 Ward Parkway, passed away Jan. 14, 1962. STINE McCLURE.
WE. 1-7777. PERRY ROBERT age 76, passed away Jan. 14th. Services 2 p.
m. Tuesday from the Runyan chapel. Interment Glenwild cemetery. RUNYAN FUNERAL HOME. LOUISBURG, KAS.
POLLARD -EMERY of 1115. Troost ave. Services the Freeman chapel, 42nd st. Broadway, Monday afternoon o'clock. Interment Mount Moriah cemetery.
FREEMAN MORTUARY. LO. 1-0930. PRINGLE 7011 Brookside passed away Jan. 11, 1962.
age 71 yrs. Services 2 p. m. Monday at the chapel on the Paseo at Brush Creek Blvd. Interment Forest Hill cemetery.
D. W. NEWCOMER'S SONS. LO. 1-0024.
DEATHS AND FUNERAL NOTICES. PHILLIPS IRJORIE of Honolulu Hawaii, passed away January 10, 1962 D. NEWCOMER'S SONS. LO. 1-0024.
RICENBAW- (RICK), of 5705 West 55th, passed away today, January 13, 1962, age 54 years. Services 1:30 p. m. 50 highway Nall. Mission, Kas.
InterMonday at Trinity Lutheran church, ment Memorial Park cemetery, Kansas City, Mo. D. W. NEWCOMER'S SONS. 5540 JOHNSON DR.
MISSION, KAS. HE. 2-1441. I yrs. chapel RITCHIE on Services the RICHA 2:30 Paseo Jan.
p. at 13, m. 3909 Brush 1962. Tuesday Scarritt Creek Age at blvd. the 64 D.
W. NEWCOMER'S SONS. LO. 1-0024. ROMAN MARTHA, wife (of John), passed away Jan.
12. Services Tuesday, 1:30 p. from the Wilson chapel, Interment Paola cemetery. WILSON SON. PAOLA, KANSAS.
RYAN-MR. JOHN age 83, of 3930 Harrison, passed away Jan. 14th. Rosary recitation 8 p. m.
Monday at the chapel, WOODLAND at LINWOOD. from where funeral will be held 8:30 Tuesday morning. Services St. James Catholic church, 39th Harrison, 9 o'clock. Interment St.
Mary's cemetery. MELLODY-McGILLEY-EYLAR. WOODLAND AT LINWOOD. WA. 1-7717.
SEATON-MISS VELMA, age 64, of 4106 W. 68th passed away Jan. 12. 1962, funeral services 1:30 p. m.
Monday at the chapel MAIN AT LINWOOD. Graveside services 4 p. m. at Graceland cemetery, Cameron. Mo.
MAIN AT LINWOOD. PL. 3-6200. SHAFFNER- MARIE. age 54, of services Lathrop, 2 p.
passed m. away Tuesday at the Lathrop Sunday. Christian church. Burial Lathrop tery. BAILEY FUNERAL HOME.
LATHROP, MO. SHAW-JOHN age 85 years. of 6325 Baltimore. Services in the Freeman chapel, 42nd and Broadway. day afternoon.
Jan. 15 at 3. o'clock. Interment Woodlawn cemetery, Independence, Mo. FREEMAN MORTUARY.
LO. 1-0930. STAADT-NETTIE, passed away in Californie Jan. 11, 1962. Services Monday 2 p.
m. from the Wilson chapel. Interment Paola cemetery. WILSON SON. PAOLA, KANSAS.
STINSON-MRS. MARY of 606 West 86th passed away Jan, 13th, 1962, age 75 years. Services 2 Paseo p. m. Tuesday at the chapel on the at Brush Creek blvd.
Interment Floral Hills cemetery. D. W. NEWCOMER'S SONS. 1-0024.
-MRS. TESSIE passed away Jan. 12, 1962. Private services 11 a. m.
Tuesday at the chapel on the Paseo at Brush Creek blvd. Interment Elmwood cemetery. D. W. NEWCOMER'S SONS.
LO. 1-0024. SWEENEY-MRS. MARY ELIN, age 72, of 8737 Virginia, passed away Jan. 14th, 1962.
Rosary recitation 8 m. Monday at the chapel, WOODLAND at LINWOOD, from where the funeral will held 8:30 a. m. Tueday morning. Services Visitation Catholic church.
52nd Main, 9:30 o'clock. Interment St. cemetery. MELLODY-MCGILLEY-EYLAR, WOODLAND AT LINWOOD. WA.
1-7717. TAYLOR-Funeral services for Mrs. Minnie E. Taylor, age 70. of Wellington, will be held at 2 o'clock Monday in St.
Luke's United Church of Christ. Burial in church cemetery. Sheppard Funeral Home, Wellington, Mo. TRIPLETT- JEFFERY, of 2723 East 56th Kansas City, North, passed away Jan. 14th, 1962, age 19 months.
Services burial, Brunswick, Mo. D. W. NEWCOMER'S SONS. LO.
1-0024. UTTER-MR. GEORGE age 66 years, of Lake Road 37, Camdenton, passed away Jan, 14th, 1961. Services by American Legion Honor Guard No. 5, 8 o'clock.
Rosary recitation 8:30 Tuesday evening at the chapel, WOODLAND at LINWOOD, from where the funeral will be 8:30 Wednesday morning. Services at Holy Trinity Catholic 914 Norton. 9 o'clock. Interment Mt. Olivet.
WOODLAND AT LINWOOD. WA. 1-7717. WALMER DAVID FRANKLIN, passed away Jan. 13th.
1962. Funeral services Monday. 2:30 p. at the funeral home. Burial Johnson County Memorial Gardens.
HOGE FUNERAL HOME. NI. 2-3565. OVERLAND PARK. KAS.
WHITE-MR. ALBERT ROSCOE. of 4900 East 60th passed away Jan. 12, 1962. age 68 vrs.
Services 2:30 p. m. Monday at the chapel on the Paseo at Brush Creek blvd. Interment Memorial Park cemetery of Missouri. 2 D.
W. NEWCOMER'S SONS. LO. 1-0024. WURM-MR.
FRANZ, of 3911 Flora, passed away Jan. 11, 1962. Services 1:30 p. m. Monday at the Wagner chapel, Linwood Blvd.
Wyandotte. Interment at Memorial Park cemetery. WAGNER FUNERAL HOME. VA. 1-4559.
ZUPPARDO ANTONIA, age 82, of 533 Park, passed away January 14th. Survived by husband, Pete, of the home; brothers, John Occhipinti, Cheyenne, Wyoming; Carl Occhipinti, Italy; sister-inlaw, Mrs. Mary Occhipinti. 709 Brooklyn; nephews and nieces. Mr.
and Mrs. George Donnici. Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Todd.
Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Otero, Mr. and Mrs. Saverio Occhipinti.
Mr. and Mrs. Joel Occhipinti, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Ventura.
Rosary, Tuesday, 8:00 p. at the chapel from where funeral will be held. Wednesday morning. 9:30. Services 9t.
John's church, 10:00. Burial Mt. St. Mary's. PASSANTINO BROS.
GR. 1-2844. FLORISTS. Ed's Funeral Flowers Special designs, skilled artists eager to serve you- We collect at one address; deliver to another; no extras. All Phones -WE.
1-1711 CARDS OF THANKS. WE wish to express our appreciation to the friends, neighbors, doctors, nurses, and minister who SO wonderfully stood by us through the illness and death of our son and brother, Stanley Swaffar. Ornan Anna Swaffar, Gerald and Patricia. IN MEMORIAM. IN memory of our dear husband and father.
George J. Hunt, who passed away 1 year ago today: His memory is as dear today As in the hour he passed away. Sadly missed by wife Ethel and chil. dren: Alice of Independence, AIberta of Shreveport, La. George L.
of the home. LOST. BOSTON Terrier Vicinity 10th-Fuller. Brindle-white face. Name "Sue." Reward.
CH. 1-4340. CAT Old. male. Siamese.
nearly toothless, blue eyes, vicinity 5th Northrup; reward. DR. 1-3275. co*ckER Black, female, tan feet. long tail, totally blind; near 80th Euclid.
Reward. DE. 3-4820. CHAIN-Long gold antique heirloom. coral pendant.
vicinity downtown. shopping district. Reward. Call CL. 2-9770.
DINING Chair-Matched set. North Paseo bridge. Reward. HI. 4-1405.
DOG Male. mixed breed. black. white chest. long hair.
medium size, reward. SK. 1-7429. evenings. DOG co*cker.
tan, male, 29th-Indiana: tag 1771 WA. 4-4983. PURSE Green. Coin. Contained keysmoney, Vicinity 79th terr.
Troost. Reward. UN. 1-2133. FOUND.
DOG German Shepherd female. CH. 1-1664, BE. 1-2278. ROSARY Beads-57th-Brookside, January 6th.
Call WE. 1-7106. LODGE NOTICES. MARLBOROUGH Lodge 569, A. F.
A. 8009 Paseo. Stated communication Jan. 15. 7:30 p.
m. Regular order of business. Visitors welcome. August A. Jacobsen, W.
G. W. Knecht, Secy. MCDONALD 324. Stated tonight A Charles Master.
entation 7:30. of Master Regular 50-vr. W. pin Masons business. by invited.
Grand Pres- Paul Wright, Hall, Secy. COUNTRY Club Lodge 656. cation F. 7. Jan.
A. 15. stated 3845 special 7:30. Broadway. Installation of officers.
Members. their families friends invited. Refreshments. Joseph J. Juvenal, W.
R. T. Swearingen. Secv. RURAL Lodge 316, A.
A. P. m. m. munication for 903 members Covered-dish Harrison.
Jan. Stated families. 15, 6 7:30 com- H. L. Clark, W.
H. B. Blanchard. Secy. KANSAS City Lodge No.
220 p. AF. nication m. and to Monday. AM.
conduct Special Jan. Masonic 15th, commu- serv- 1 ices for our late brother Franz Wurm, at the Wagner Funeral chapel, W. Linwood Wyandotte Wm. H. Hagerty, Robert I.
Newton, Sec. KANSAS CITY comrades attend service John' H. Shaw, Freeman Chapel, 3 o'clock Monday. Lewis B. Cole, Comm.
Wm. C. Crowe, Adj. NAZARENE White Shrine members attend services for sojourner Gertrude Bunker. Monday, 11:30 a.
Freeman Chapel. Agnes Adamson, H. La Villa Drayton. Worthy Scribe. YORK Chapter Eastern StarMembers attend services for Sister Gertrude Bunker, P.
Monday. 11:30. Freeman Chapel. Helen Roberts. W.
La Villa Drayton. Secy. GOLDEN Gate 58. Eastern Star. 903 Harrison.
Stated meeting Monday 8:00, January 15. Visiting members welcome. Frances Nitz, W. Abbie Eastwood. Secretary.
RURAL Chapter 518. Eastern Star 3301 Woodland. Stated meeting Monday, Jan. 15, 8 o'clock. Visiting members welcome.
Daisy Tripp, Ann Woods, Secy, LOD3Z NOTICES. Cat. Commandery 10- 3201 Park. Stated conclave 7:30 Monday. Full Form Opening Order of Malta.
Fraters welcome. Chester M. Turley, Frank Lewis. Rec. ELEANOR Conclave 2.
4608 St. John. Stated meeting Mon. 8 p. m.
Pot luck 6:30. Kindred welcome. Ina Bell, W. John Plaskett. Secy.
ELMWOOD Rebekah Lodge 222, 5406 Indep. ave. Early session Monday 7:30. Installation of officers. Visitors welcome.
Francis Shull, N. Bonnie Sharrock. Secy. WESTPORT Rebekah Lodge 316. 812 Westport rd.
Regular Session Monday 8 p. m. Election of Treasurer. Visiting members welcome Pearl Johnson, N. Carley Myers, Secy.
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WA. 3-6146. REMODEL your furs into clutch cape, $35. 510 W. 75th.
Lou Hoffman. GOING to Ohio Jan. 17th Passenger load: share. Address 671 Star. DETECTIVE Secret investigation.
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LO. 1-2883, WANT ride from 706 W. 44th to N. K. 8:30 a.
m. and back, 5 p.m. PL. 3-2688, Massage -2 Oprs. HE.
2-6500 $100 FOR information of persons ing into Dutch Hill Tavern Saturday night. RIDE Wanted 42nd-Wood to Roosevelt school by 1st grader. FA. 1-2709. 7th DAY Baptist Fellowship meeting this Sabbath.
We invite vou to join us. GE. 6-0106. NEED a Car? Credit problems? We I- nance of all applicants. Call Pat at DR.
1-2788. JACK late Happy New Year hon. Remember Western Cafe. Miss you 80. All my love.
Mary. MOTHERS- Factory closeouts. ladies' children's clothes, latest fashions. price. 325 W.
9th. I CAN teach you to dance so everyone will want to be your partner. Miss Richey. HA. 1-0618.
DISCOVERED -Amazing new concept in figure improvement. Call for free trial session. CL. 2-2285. SERVICEMAN.
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Main, Miami, Okla. Ph. KI. 2-2703. DETECTIVE- Domestic problems, 42 expert in in our field.
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DRIVE CAR. GAS REFUND. 5401 TROOST. JA. 3-8687, YOUR unused hearing aid can bring the joy of hearing to some needy person, tax deductable.
K. C. Hearing Society, BA. 1-7876. REWARD Witness.
Anvone seeing accident at Linwood Main Dec. 28. 1961, 6 p. m. involving red jeep.
Call Miss Clough, p. m. VI. 2-1400. ROCK SALT Delivered.
$1.75 per 100 pounds: 950 per 50 pounds delivered. CL. 4-9500 Miami- Portland DRIVE LATE MODEL NEW CARS. 1614 TRUMAN RD. VI.
2-9333. COMPLETE beauty service at reduced prices. Shampoo set. 80c. Coldwave, $3.95 up.
No app't necessary. University of Beauty, 102 E. 13th. GR. 1-5353.
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