w- 48 Dec. 21, 1967 SPRINGFIELD (Mo.) UADER-PRESS Sit, Today's Market For complete stock market details read The Daily News, regularly -fa- L30 STOCKS Quotations by lieinholdt Gardner 207 S. Jefferson Phone 862-4363 2:30 NEW YORK TIME MRS. GERTRUDE M. SOWERSBT BILLINGS- Mrs.
Gertrude M. Sowersby, 76, of ROute 2, Billings, died at 6:45 p.m. Wednesday in St. John's Hospital, Springfield, where she was admitted the same day. Surviving are her husband, Ray; a daughter, Mrs.
Dusty Jones, Decatur, a sister, Mrs. Margaret Campbeil, Summers Point, N. and a grandchild. Arrangements "111 be a-nounced by Cantrell. Cell.
Dynamic 66'4 General Electric 95H General Motor 8434 Gillette Greyhound 22 Gulf Oil 78V Illinois Central 64 Intern. Harv'str 33K Jchns-Manvtlle Kennecott Copper 414 LacledeGas 21 Ugg. Myer 704 lily-Tulip 31 Littoa WH4 Minn. Mining MV 90! Mobil Oil 43 Mont, Ward 2U4 Motorola ,,..1241 NY Central 73vi Oliu-Mathieson, 7314 Pacific Pet 17 Penney (JO Phelp Dodge 7m -A Allied Store 38't Alii Chalmers JfiH American Airline 32 v. AmSrtrJB Mntnrm 1 American Standard St AmericanT Sl American Tobacco 31H Anaconda Cop 4M4 Beth.
Steel 31'A Borg Warner 2 Burroughs .173 Candian Export 6-T4 Ches.Ohio 61 Chrysler 55Mi Cities Service 46 Comsat 50VJ Con. Airlinea titk Dayco 45 Deere Co 56 Delta 3m Dow Chemical am Da Pont ISM Eastman Kodak 146M Emerson Elec 95 Empire Di. Electrtd 25'4 Ford 54! i I ll jet. i W. Leader and Press Staff Photo Straight From Santa's Workshop and S.
R. Klingensmith. Gifts were also made A smile was included with these toys, as workers prepare- for the Salvation Army Christmas Community Toy Shop, held today at the Army's Citadel Building on Boonville Avenue. A part of the annual Tree of Lights program, the Army distributed nearly 1200 toys to parents of more than 400 children. Setting out the toys are Mrs.
S. R. Klingensmith, Miss Margaret McClure to area nursing nomes, ana the Tree of Lights program provided more than 1000 persons with Christmas dinners. The Tree is $1400 short of the $9000 goal, to light all 360 bulbs on the tree on the Public Square. Donations may be placed in the Army's street corner red kettles, or sent to the Boonville address.
SPRINGFIELD I POP. ABOUT 1 20,000 CLIMATES FINE ALTITUDES 1324 FT. JOSEPH I. KECK ASH GROVE Funeral services for Joseph Isaac Keck, fitf longtime resident of Ash Grove, will be at 2 p.m. Saturday in Doyle L.
Daniel Chapel here with tie Revs. Dwayne Reed and LaVerne Maxwell officiating. Burial will be in Kelley Cemetery. Mr. Keck difed at 10 a.m.
Wednesday in a home at 1314 West State, SpringfieM. He was a member of First Baptist Church of Ash Grove. Surviving are his wife, Dollie; four sons, Glen, Lexington Park, Roy, Ash Grove, Kenneth, Everton, and Joe Spring field; and three daughters, Mrs, Dorothy Dunn, Anaheim, Mrs. Gladys Johnson, Lock- wood, and Mr5. Juanita Pringle, Lebanon.
Other survivors include three p-sons, Johnny Cantrell, Ukiah, Lloyd, Riverside, and Alfred, Redondo Beach, three step-daugh ters, Mrs. Marguerite Dunn, Springfield, Mrs. Lucille Hut- cUnson, Kansas City, and Miss Esther CantrelT, Aurora; six step-grandchildren; and a step- great-grandchild. -Also surviving are three brothers, Jesse Mantica, Harley, Filmore, and Clarence, Alpaugh, three sisters, Mrs. Mary Norton, Den-smore, Mrs.
Rose Lang- ley, Greeley, and Mrs. Zela Abies, Bolivar; 27 grandchildren; and 20 great-grand children. PAUL JOSEPH BRINELL Paul Joseph Brinell, 55, of 825 North Oak Grove, was dead on arrival at St John's Hospitall this morning after suffering an apparent heart attack while working. Mr. Brinell, a belong resident of Springfield, was a brakeman-conductor for Frisco Railroad.
The train was stopped between Springfield and Rogersville, and he was walking along the tracks when he collapsed. Mr. Brinell, who attended Southwest Missouri State College and Drury College, is a member of the First Congregational Church, the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen and A.F. and A.M. Lodge No.
5. Survivors are his wife, Edna; His mother, Mrs. Pearl Brinell, 814 Wasthington; a son, Joe Tulsa; and a daughter, Miss Sara J. Brinell, of the home. a n-Scharpf will announce arrangements.
SIMON LAKEY AVA Simon Lakey, 69, Ava, a lifelong-resident uf this area, died in his home at 6 p.m. Tuesday after a 5-month illness. Mr. Lakey was a farmer, and owner ana operator ol a saw mill in this area. Surviving are his wife, Lillie; two Howard, Montrose, Dale, Hartville; and two daughters, Mrs.
Retta Mae Luchetta, Casper, and Mrs. Bonnie Starks, Memphis, Tenn. Other survivors include six brothers, Gary, Ira and Loyd, all of Ava, Bill, Caldwell, and Orville and Virgil, both of Selah, and seven grand children. Funeral services will be at 2 p.m. Saturday in the Clinkingbeard Chapel, Ava, with the Rev.
George Taylor offici ating. Natural Gas Led to Blast A fire earlier this month at Baptist Bible College, which had originally been blamed on an ex plosion of sewer gas, was apparently not sewer gas at all, but an accumulation of natural gas. After the fire, inspectors located a blocked sewer under the dormitory apartment wher the fire occurred and since no other type of gas leaks could be lo cated, theorized the sewerage had produced an explosive gas. Subsequently, however, City Utilities workmen checked gas mains in the vicinity and discovered "several leaks in the main, one of which was in the vicinity of the explosion." Fire Warden Kent Ripley investigated the matter today and reported it is possible that the natural gas leak "followed the sewer pipes, accumulated under the apartment and then seeped into the apartment. When the occupant unplugged an electrical outlet, aspark was produced which set off the explosion." CU crewmen are currently replacing gas lines in the area.
Two Hurt in Crash East of Straff ortl Two persons were taken to Burge-Protestant Hospital at 8 a.m. today for treatment of in juries suffered in a two-car crash on U. S. 66 about a mile cast of Strafford. Ethel Ruby Randall, 47, Route 3, Strafford, suffered a severe chin laceration and bruises, and Mario P.
Zazzaro, 21, Grecn-sberg, receivd facial cuts. Trooper Vern Reynolds said the accident occurred when Gregory LanRton Kendrick. 22, Hinsdale, N. stowed down to make a turn and was rammed from behind by a car driven by Mrs. Randall.
MILES INFANT Frances Marie Miles, infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Richard Miles, 2021 North Main, was dead at birth at Burge-Protestant Hospital at 4:30 p.m. Wednesday. Besides the parents, the child is survived by her paternal grandmother, Mrs.
Frankie Scott of 1231 West Chase; paternal great-grandfather, Lee Stalker of Springfield; and maternal Erannpnrpmc cna nu Bobbie Murphy of Route 2. Funeral arrangements will be announced by Pitts of Bolivar. CHARLEY R. GREGORY MACKS CREEK Funeral services for Charley R. Grego ry, 76, Macks Creek, will be at 2 p.m.
Friday in the Assembly of God Church at Branch with' the Rev. William Evans officiating. Burial will be in Stanton Chapel Cemetery with Hedges of Macks Creek in charge. Mr. a retired farm er, died Tuesday at his home here after a lingering illness.
He was a member of the. Branch Assembly of God Church. Survivors are his wife, Anna; two sons, Woodrow and James, and a daughter, Mrs. Goldie Skeiton, all of Macks Creek; four brothers, Earnie, Branch, Leonard, Farmington, Don, Los Angeles, and Leslie, address un known; a sister, Mrs. Leona Ty ner, Portland, seven grandchildren; and seven great- grandenudren.
JOE RANDLE, JR. Joe: Randle, Costa Mesa. a former Springfield resi dent, died Tuesday in a Costa Mesa' hospital after a lingering illness. A former student at Central High School, Mr. Randle moved to Costa Mesa 27 years ago.
He was employed by McDonnell Douglas Aircraft in the com pany's space program. A veteran of World War II, he is survived by his wife, Dorothy; two sons, Joe and Robert, both of the home; his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Randle, Amarillo, Texas; and a brother, William, of the state of New Hampshire. Arrangements will be announced by Thieme.
JAY BASLEY GOODING AURORA Funeral services for Jay Baslev Goodine. 64. Route 2. Verona, will be at 2 p.m. Friday in Peterson Chapel, Aurora, witn the Kev.
Clymotn Madewell officiating. Burial will oe in spring Kiver Cemetery, Aurora. Mr-Gooding diedTuesday morning in the state sanatorium in Mt. Vernon, where he had Been a patient for about three months. Surviving is his wife Etta; two sons, inms, Boston, and LarrV.
Houston. one daughter," Mrs. Joyce Bolin, Kansas City; four sisters, Mrs. raur uonm, Aurora, Mrs. Bill Rickman, Branson, Mrs.
Gene Flogaus. Asoen. and Mrs Oscar Gray, Vallejo, Calif. WILLIAM GREEN BUFFALO Funeral sr-r. vices for William Green, 80, Buf falo, will be at 2 p.m.
Friday in Montgomery Chapel here with w. is. Harper officiating. Burial will be in Louisburg Cem etery. Mr.
Green died at fi-nn a Wednesday in Springfield General Osteopathic Hospital after a lingering illness. A retired farm-er, he had moved here a year ago from Louisburg. Surviving are a son, William, Delavan. thren Ha Mrs. Virginia Edwards, Fort Atkinson, Mrs.
Beatrice Johnson, Williams Bay, and Mrs. Lucille Marvin," Harvard, rune grandchildren; ana is great-grandchildren. BENJAMIN J. FOSTER Funeral services fnr Rnniamin J. Foster.
78. of 727 Smith EVn mont, will be at 10:30 a.m. Saturday in Klingner Chapel. The Rev. Robert Watts will officiate ana ounai will be in Greenlawn Cemetery.
Mr. Foster died Wednesday after a long illness. EARL WILLIAMS Funeral liams, 66, Harrisonville, will be at 1:30 p.m. Friday in Klingner Chapel, with burial in White Chapel Cemetery. Mr.
Williams, mmier resiaeni oi bpringfleld, died at his home Tuesday. ISAAC Rvkfitia UMiJJ0 CABOOL Funeral services iur Isaac i sir ooc un ww, vauuui. Will be at a iviy lu me Elliott-Gentry Chapel here with 4rVfl a 1-k A. ncv. u.
neu otiiciatmg. Burial will be in Cabooi Cemetery. Mr. Skaggs died Wednesday moraine in Ten rni tal, Houston. He was a member of the Baptist Church.
He is survived by four sons, Ralph, Harold and Raymond Leavenworth, and Del-bert, Chicago, five daughters, Mrs. Hazel Dotson, Cabooi Mrs. Jewel McMullcn, Elko', Mrs. Dorothy Everett, Cabooi, Edith -Snonoo dianapolis, and Mrs. Fave triMi 1: uuiiucrun, riarper, Kan.
aiso surviving are four broth-ers. Homer. Twin Folio Arthur, address unknown, Ray Tulsa, and Leonard, Leavenworth; one sister, Mrs. May Oliver, Leavenworth; 27 grandchildren and 33 Prmt-flrarirl. children.
Produce Minuiiirf etrtr market: Market steady. Price unchanged. Demand good a last- minute nonaay ouying very atuvv. our nlit.r rane-Mf short on Mediums to about adequate os other grade and aiaee. Umler- lymg sentiment improvca.
Price paid to producer, on grade yield basis, caws exchangea, cent per aoeo; far -u hours ending at 11 a.m. Thursday: A Large or better, 29-32; A Medium. 24-27; A Smalls, 17-19; Large. 24-27. Sales to Missouri breaker: Market about steady.
Underlying sentiment unsettled. Prices snchanged. Breaker not aggressive as most plants restricting schedules over the holidays, supplies aoequat to nl. Price paid by breaker, dollar per case, delivered to aocK. tu pouno minimum averse, cases exchanged for 24 hour en- dng at 11 a.m.
Thursday: Unclassified larm run. 5.40-6.60, mostly 6.15-6.30; under- grades and checks, 4.20-3. ruiCAGO Butter steady; price on. changed to Vi higher; 93 score AA 92 A 66V4; 90 6Sta; 89 62V; carsSOB 66V; Eces about steady; prices unchanged to lower; 75 per cent or better grade A whiles 32-33; muted 32-33; medium an-u, KANSAS CITY Wholesale eggs: large, 88 per cent A 29-32; mediums, 80 per cent A 24-27. ttuuer uncnangea.
TRIAL IS SET for Jan. 5 for Virginia Perry of Salem, who pleaded innocent in magistrate court today to a charge of frauding an innkeeper. The woman, who made an appearance bond at Salem and who was freed on a bond here, is accused of non-payment of a $200.39 bill Aug. 5 at the Ra-mada Inn, 2715 North Glenstone. Be a careful driver today, not a sorry one tomorrow.
WEATHER WEATHER DATA FOR SPRINGFIELD Temperatures: Highest yesterday 65; lowest yesterday 47; lowest this moraine 38; highest this date in 80 years 70 in 1689 lowest un date 80 years -4 in 1887 1 high a year ano 61: low a year ato34. Precipitation: RalQ or melted snow from ft a.m. yesterday to 6 a.m., today 1.71; feeav- kt rain deviously Uua data in years i.o) in imv. Sun: Rose this morning- set tonight lengta of daylight 9 flours, 36 minutes. Data upplled by U.S.
Department of highest temperature yesterday; second, lowest last night; third, precipitation dur lommerce weatner Bureau; first column, ing past 24 nour endui 6 a.m. Stations High Low Free. Albuquerque 45 21 .08 Amarttie i 59" 32" Birmingham 68 5 Boiae 25 8 .01 BiMiton Buffalo. N. Y.
Chicago Columbia Denver Des Moines Detroit Duluth Fort Smith Fort Worth Kansas City Little Rock Los Angele Memphis 50 34 48 36 57 52 67 56 1.29 .23 .03 .54 .24 .51 .05 Miami Beach 78 Minneapolis ..,,.51 New Orleans, 80 New York 53 Oklahoma City 67 Omaha 57 Phoenix ....50 Pittsburgh 52 Salt Lake City 25 Seattle 34 St. Loui 66 SPRINGFIELD 65 Tuba 68 Washington 57 West Plain Wichita 62 .35 1.18 1.71 1.21 .20 SOtrTH MISSOURI Travelers warning In southeast tonight; cold wave tonight except Bootheel. Snow spreading Into south east section tonight and accumulating 1 to 3 inche before ending tonight or early Fri. day. Turning sharply colder tonight, lows around 9 northeast to near low 20 Boo.
theel. Friday partial clearing, high 15 to 20 nortneant to low 30s Bontbeel. ARKANSAS Cold wave warning northwest tonight. Much colder tonight with cold wave condition northwest and near coin wave conditions northeast and southwest by Friday morning. Cloudy and windy through Friday with southwesterly winds 25 mph gusty to 40 In warm air shifting to northwesterly in colder air and decreasing slowly tonight and Friday; some light rain changing to snow lust before ending north portion early tonight.
Low tonight 18 to 25 northwest 25 to 35 southeast. High Friday around .10 northwest to low 40s southeast. NORTH MISSOURI Cold wave warning. Much colder tonight with cold wave conditions and northerly wind diminishing tonight. Temperatures failing by Friday morning to xero to 10 above tero.
Snow accumulations 2 to 4 inches. Partly cloudy tonight Friday fair and cold with highs in the lower 20. KANSAS Cold wave warning south and east portions tonight. Temperatures falling by Friday morning to ro to 5 below aero northwest, 10 to 15 above xero southeast portion, snow accumulation extreme east to be 2 to 4 Inches. Partly cloudy west and partly cloudy with diminishing winds tonight.
Friday fair, not quite cold extreme west. High Friday near 15 northwest to low a southeast. OKLAHOMA Cold wave warning. Much colder tonight with cold wav Condi-Uons by Friday morning. Decreasing cloudiness tonight.
Clear to partly cloudy Friday, colder east and south. Low tonight 10 nort to 25 extreme southeast. High Friday 28 to 38. I 45 64 V. 4Wi 51.
58! 62! 65V 50'- 6 33 79 Vj 474 82 66' 48i 5W 33 ti 71 58V Livestock BOGS Salsble loo. Barrows, gilts and sows steady. Barrow awl gilts, U.S. 1-3. 200-240 17.25-18.25.
CATTLE AND CALVES Salable 70O. mciuauia a. iwubi Terminal trading not established. Wednesday feeder auction Receipt 703. week ago 1553, year ago 385.
Trading slow. Steers weak to 75 cent lower. Heifers steady to 50 cent lower than last Thurs-day'a sale. Supply 300-550 lb. good and choice steers and heifer.
Steers, choice 300-500 J4-281 50050 23.50-25.50. in inojtfft ihft 21.50-25! 500-700 21-24. Heifers, choice 52S 21-23; good JUtKKO 10.W4i.av. NATIONAL STOCKYARDS Estimate for Friday: hog cattle 150; calve 25; sheep 100. Hogs 3.30O; narrow and gilts uneven, 25 higher to 25 lower; 1-2 200-250 lbs 18.50-l9!il 220-240 lb 17.50-18.50; sows steady, 12.25-14.50.
Cattle 700; calves 75; not enough alaumV nsr sieers or ncuei and bulls steady; cow 12.00-16.50; calves. veallers fully steadyi slaughter calve weak; choice veaiiers Ji.uu-w.iw Sheep 150; about steady; slaughter lambs good to choice 18.50-2150. Cash Grain rwrrknn API Grain sod soybean fu ture price were mostly mixed in early dealings Friday. Trade in ail December contracts closed at noon. On the opening wheat was unchanged to u.
rant hiiahel Inwer. December 1.45V-V; com was unchanged to lower, December to V4 higher; oats, December 74V4 cents; rye was unchanged to nisncr, maim 1.184-V and soybeans were to lower. January 2.87. PHTCAfift Kovheans and wheat futures declined one cent a bushel in early dealings today. Wheat was to i cent uusnei iuwi.
March 1.49Vi-; corn V4 to Vt higher, March 1.11; oat were unchanged, March 1.17V and soybeans unchanged to 4 lower. January 2.66H-V4. Noon OTC Quotes Carboline 10' llfj Central Atr ....10 11V4 Chase Nat. life SJi CommerceBanc Share 42'i 43V Empire Bank 52 53V Founders 2' 3V4 Frontier Tower iv l1 HlR Block 78 80 Indus. Dev Interstate Sec 7V4 7 SO Ma inckrodt ao -Midwest Ftrfr A 144- Mid-West Nat Modern Amer 31 13V4 14V4 7V Modern Sec.
Lite Odeco 36 Rucker 53 Russell Stover 43' St. L. Ship, Fed. Barge KM Seven Up 33.S Soroban 39' Tidewater Marine 35V Edwin L. Wiegand 60V4 37V 54 45V4 20V4 324 40 Vi 36 62V4 Burglars Make Color TV Haul Thieves stole 10 to 12 color television sets last night from the Frank Lyon Company, 1635 West Walnut, police reported to day.
Besides the tv sets, the tnieves also stole $112 from a petty cash box in the office. Officer Warren Gamel report ed the thieves gained entry into the building through two large doors on the west side near boxcar unloading docks. Once in side the the burglars broke numerous padlocks to open doors which eventually led to a storage room where the tv sets were located. Two of the sets were valued at $400 each, several at $375 each and some at $325, Officer Gamel reported. The burglary was dis covered at 8 a.m.
today by the distribution firm's shipping manager, Roy Pearcey, 41, of 1336 South Thelma. Bois D'Arc Youth Held in Car Theft A Bois D'Arc youth, who told Magistrate E. A. Barbour he wanted to plead guilty to a grand stealing charge for the theft of an auto, was bound over to circuit court today. Elmer William Wise, 17, 'an unemployed laborer, was arrested by police Wednesday shortly after a 1964 Chevrolet was reported stolen from Rob-person and Pacific.
The car is owned by Jerry Lee Edwards, 1150 South Main. Wise was jailed under a $1500 bond. mont and Lanseair. The crash occurred near the Asheville air port, not far from Henderson-ville. The latest suits and amounts sought: Crancie L.
Geiger, Albany, James Berrien Chidsey, Rome, Ga Thomas R. Bolton, Huntsville, Roger Wayne Little, Roanoke, Ronald Hare Williamson, Rich-wood, W. Bowdre P. Mackendree Jr. Albany, and Miss Joan Suzanne Below, Englcwood, $400,000.
Philip Morrl Phillip Pel. RadioCorP; Reynolds Saleway Stores. St. L-San Fran Sears Roebuck Sperry Hand Std. Oil Cal Std.
Oil Sterling Drug Sludeba Mr-Worth Swift 4c Co Tenneco Texaco Union Carbide United Aircraft United Air Line Uniroyal VS. Steel Upjohn Westers Union Westtnghouse Zenith MRS. INAJ.EE COOPER Funeral services for Mrs. Ina Lee Cooper, 77, of 2538 North Grant, will be at 11 a.m. Friday in Klingner Chapel with the Rev.
Orvie Best officiating. Burial will be in Greenlawn Ceme tery. A native of Willard, Mrs. Cooper had lived most of her life in Greene County. She died at 10:30 a.m.
Wednesday in Burge Protestant Hospital after a short illness. She was a member of Conservative Bible Presbyterian Church. Surviving are five sisters, Mrs. Ann Zimmerman, 728 Del-la, Mrs. Ora- Appleby and Mrs.
Eula Lauthem, both of Willard, Mrs. Velma Hurd, Stockton, and Mrs. Mable Lauthem, Cooley Dam, and two brothers, Carl Sneed, Republic, and Lloyd, Ashland, Kan. DAVID G. DYE SOUTH GREENFIELD Fu- eral services for David G.
Dye, 0, a resident of South Green- iei'd 20 years, will be at 2 p.m. riday in Canada Chapel, Greenfield, with the Rev. Daniel Small officiating. Burial will be in Pennsboro Cemetery south of here. Mr.
Dye, who had lived with a grandson, Bill Dye, Ash Grove, from January to September of this year, died at 10:30 a.m. Wednesday in Sullivan Nursing Home, Areola, where he had been a patient the past four months. He bad suffered from a lingering illness. Surviving, besides the grand son, are a son, Mack, Tulare, a brother, Tom, Tulare; two sisters, Mrs. Lillie Jorden and Mrs.
Sarah Jane Stark, both of Hartshorn; and three great grandchildren. SIMON LAKEY AVA Simon Lakey. 69. Ava. a lifelong resident of this area, died in his home at 6 p.m.
Tues day after a 5-month illness. Mr. Lakey was a farmer, and owner and operator of a saw mill in this area. -Surviving are his wife, Lillie; two sons, Howard, Montrose, Dale, Hartville; and two daughters, Mrs. Fretta Mae Luchetta, Casper, and Mrs.
Bonnie Starks, Memphis, Tenn. Other survivors include six brothers, Gary, Ira and Lloyd, all of Ava, Bill, Caldwell, and Orville and Virgil, both of Selah, Wash. JOHN M. WILLIAMS AVA Funeral services for John M. Williams, 94, Nashville, a former resident of Ava, will be at 10 am.
Saturday in Clinkingbeard Chapel here with burial7 in Elmwood Cemeterv. Kansas City, Mr. Williams died Tuesday af ternoon in Hills Haven Nursing Home, Nashville, where he had been a patient two months. A chef, Williams had owned and operated his own res taurant in Denver, before moving to Ava in 1940. He moved from here to Nashville about two years ago.
He is sur vived by a niece. R. L. KNAPPENBERGER SUNRISE BEACH Ray- mond Lee Knappenberger, 60, owner and operator of a resort here, died Wednesday at his home. Survivors are his wife, Nina: and a son, Harry, Kansas City.
The body will be in Hedges Chapel in Camdenton until noon Friday when it will be taken to Savannah, for funeral services at 2 p.m. Saturday. Burial will be in Whitesville Cemetery near Savannah. MELVIN A. MOORE Funeral services for Melvin A.
Moore, 80, of 852 South Avenue, who died at 12:05 p.m. Tuesday in Burge-Protestant Hospital, will be at 3 p.m. Friday in Chapel of the Ozarks with Donald Gee officiating. Burial will be in Hazelwood Cemetery. GLEN R.
COSATT Glenn R. Coasatt, 65, Parsons, father of Glen J. Cosatt, 2112 Prairie Lane, died at noon Tuesday in Labette County Medical Center where he had been a patient for two weeks. Cosatt, a clerk of Labette County District Court, was employed by the railroad 40 years. He is survived by his wfie, Pansy, of the home; his son; his mother, Mrs.
A. C. Coasatt, Parsons, one sister, Mrs. Wanda Lumen, Delia and two grandchildren. Funeral services were to be at 2 p.m.
today in Burris-Wall Funeral Home, Parsons, with the Rev. Ray Firestone officiating. Burial was to be In family plot at Oakwood Cemetery with Masonic graveside rites. Because it contains many cotton factories, Lowell, is called the "City of Spindles." CITY UTILITIES NEW CUSTOMERS Cha. Allen, 1139 North National.
Donald Allmon, 2624 North Pierce. Ann Carson, 1010 East Elm. Darrell K. McBride, 2136 North Fort. Yvonne Remais, 2244 Springlane.
Harry Shaw, 2738 West Whiteside. Una Skeiton, 309 East State. Brenoa Vest, 1463 North Kansa. NEW RESIDENTS Roy L. Carl, 1470 East Traificway from calinas, Calif.
Alvin Clifton, 1336 North prospeci from Afton, Okla. Gilbert S. Oiley, 830 South Newton frora Atlantic Highlands, N.J. Berneice Perryman, North Highway 19 from Kansas City. Tony Russo.
1608 South National from St. Louis. Ron Swansea, 319 North Park from Seymour. CHANGE IN LOCATION Jim A. Cropland, 680 Primrose Lar from 3918 Fairview.
Darwin R. Grlva. 770 Highland from 3520 South Bonanza. Clement Hatz. 2730 East Alameda from 2256 South Dollison.
Ralph Hawkins, 1373 South National from 1945 South Grant. Orville Hay, 924 East Turner from 929 East Turner. C. L. Hutton.
163S North Waverly from 2016 North Johnston. John Klopfenstein, 710 North Patterson from 1629 East Latoka. Bill Loveland, 806 North Kansas from 824 North Nettleton. Charles Marry. 3444 South Minn from 34- West Madison.
James H. Millikin, 520 East Elm from 610 Bast Monroe. Hubert Mills. 1434 North Fulbright from 412 South Golden. Anthony Price, 2330 North Summit from 2350 North Lyon.
Dale Stilling. South Campbell from 1839 North Link. BUILDING PERMIT- County Gerald McGehee, six-room dwelling. Fair Grove, $12,000. Greater Ozarks Realty Company, repair and remodeling.
3501 West Sunshine, $6000. Gerald Simkins, dwelling 3556 Primrose Circle, $17,003. Gerald Simkins, seven-room dwelling. 714 Primrose Lane, $16,000. Russell Newport, business building, 3941 South Campbell, (part of Parker est Shopping Center), $60,000.
Phillips Petroleum Company, erect sign, 3553 South Campbell, $500. Mrs. J. E. Jones, eight-room dwelling.
4114 Fairway Avenue. Bill Crews, garage addition. Route 1, $5000. CITY Keltner Lumber Company, building at 2410 South Scenic, $25,000. Centra Dodge, office bnllding, 1240 St.
Louis. $5000. High Street Baptist Church, roofing, 2157 North Prospect, $1600. Friendly Ford, foundation, repairs, 1609 St. Louis, $300, 1444 St.
Louie, $100. G. C. Schahuber, roofing, 1206 West Tho. man, $155, Oren Frost, norch and n.nAlr.
9.1 11 Nnrfh Rogers. $700. COUNTY Name Brand Outlets, sign. 3929 South Campbell, 9900. Russell Newport, sisn.
3941 Sooth Camn. bell, $1400. i Warehouse Package Store, package store and two retail business buildings, 3543, 3539 and 3523 South Campbell, $30,000. wtraio. watKin, six-room dwelling, 308 Little Drive.
$9500. Gerald Siv.rnnm -HoMkllino- 119 little Drive. $11,500. Sheriffs Office Freda Burks, Northvlew, reported there of large antique bell valued at $50 and said it would take two men to tnaH theft alu. reported to Webster County sheriff's office.
The age of the computer hat made even more important the taste of the observer. Where Imstmtnt fc An Ait MEMBER: NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE McDani.l Building UN 2-S00A Springfield, Missouri BIRTHS To Mr. and Mr. Jerry J. Stanley.
2302 North Fay, a girl. 2:10 p.m. Wednesday, Burge-Protesta nt. To Mr. and Mrs.
James D. Brannock, 302 West Portland, a girl, 4:49 p.m. Wednesday, Burge-Protestant to Mr. and Mrs. rtaymond wclterson, 1613 West Webster, a boy, 7:43 a.m.
Thurs day, Burge-Protestant. To Mr. and Mrs. Marshall R. Choate, Willard, boy, 2:46 p.m.
Wednesday, St. Johns. To Mr. and Mrs. William Gold, Crane, boy, 6:07 p.m.
Wednesday, St. John's. To Mr. and Mrs. wniard suiiard, 311 East McGee, boy.
3:06 a.m. today, St. John's. To Mr. and Mrs.
Donald Nichols. Nixa, girl, 5:56 a.m. today. St. John's.
PROBATE COURT WILLS The estate of Annie E. Smart, 88, Route Strafford, who died July 23, will go to four sons and a- -daughter Lawrence, Route 3, Strafford; Elmer Route 1, Bernhardt; Roy, Route 1, Buffalo: Cecil Newark, and Myrtle Hutbfill. Route 3. Strafford. joesph M.
Milet, 94. of 1015 North Main, who died July 21, left his property to the spnngtieto particular councu ot the St. Vincent de Paul Society with a request for CIRCUIT COURT CTVTL CASES Citizens Finance PomDanv aeainsrt John TJT and June M. Waseiti, Republic suit seeking iorecloaure over unpaid Bote of J.4U. Application for hardship driving privi leges in jo oy rtooerx u.
vuinn. Petition for pro forma decree of in corporation filed by Colieae Street Baptist cnurcn. TRAFFIC CASES Appeal filed by Richard Lee Hooper from magistrate couit conviction and fine of S25 and costs for driving while license Recorder's Office TAX LIENS RELEASED Federal tax liens released asainn Ken- nein uee Long, r. Long flumping company, 3130 Parkview Drive, for withholding tax lien filled July 27, 1967; Robey L. and Mable L.
Canaday, 2331 Linden, for income tax lien filed March 23, 1967; and Walter Dennis, 2i3 south Hampton, for income tax uen rued March 24, li. tax lehvs Fn.rcn Federal tax Hen filed against E. Duane ana jo Ann LiitmcK, 2756 east Division, for so.ra tor income lax. DIVORCE CASES PETITIONS FILED William L. Soencer aaaintt Marv La vern Hood against Vlcki Hood.
Marriage Licenses APPIJtCATIONg Robert Wavne Fuller. 1Q. 111R iunrih Ethel, and Linda Mane Tracy, 17. of 1655 neamy. Loren Ray Harrison, 36, of 423 East Pacific, and Mary Vlrsinia Brown.
49. of tarn North Grant. (Three-day waiting period Edward Arthur McT4ae. an. Ran Jn and liana Valeria Xass, 20, San jose.caui.
Herbert Windsor Solckard. 20. of 35 Hnv. ey, and Janice Mae Robinson, 20, of 835 nuvey. AUTO ACCIDENTS Arthur w.
Wilms, H3. nt tat Wot Stanford, cited on complaint of improper hacking after collision with car ((riven by oiiijrrf. oarnnitn, 10, MORersviue, at cirwte rella BMi Glenstone. 10:56 p.m. Wednesday, Hosie Elmo Whitener.
30, of 3401 Weat Division, cited1 on complaint of following too closely after collision with car driven by Jerri Ann McClendoo. 18, of 721 Holland, at 500 South National; 9:05 p.m. Wednesday. Ear! M. Beaver, 56.
Sedalia. cited on complaint of fat to re to yield Tight of way after collision with car driven by Lyle Miller, 21, of 823 poplar, at 1400 South Glen- ione; p.m. Wednesday. LOSSES REPORTED Georeiana McDonald. 745 West Seminole.
reported theft of grandson's car coat. Leo King, 1420 Sherman, reported theft of nuocap. Kenneth Lee. 739 West MontcUtr. rernrt ed theft of overcoat.
Charlotte Shaw, IV Concord, reported met i ot two nuo caps. Jan 2jm East University, reported theft of billfold, add fire alarms Tree fire, 520 South Broadway, 12:31 p.m. Wednesday, Yellow Cab motor fire extinguished at Scott and Grant, 8:01 p.m. Wednesday. Girl, Brother Are Sentenced A 12-year-old girl and her 13-i year-old brother, found to be delinquent and neglected chil dren, were ordered committed to the custody of the State Board of Training Schools today.
The youngsters previously ap peared before Juvenile Judge James H. Keet for theft and chronic truancy, and their moth er was to take them to Califor nia and provide a better home. But this was Dot done, Deputy Juvenile Officer Bob Robertson said, and after a hearing today the two were found to be without adequate care. The girl witf go to the Chilh- cothe training school for girls and the boy will go to the Boonville training school. Don't be caught dead sitting on your seat belt.
police Calls George Ernest Condor. 43. seneral deliv ery, arrested on drunkenness complaint in wo mock Boonville, 11:40 a.m. Wednesday, add auto accidents -1 W. H.
Clark, 325 North Homewood, cited on complaint of failure to yield right-of-wav to car driven by J. L. Harness, 1701 East Lombard, in wo block West bunsfiine, 4:50 p.m. Wednesday. R.
E. Wolfe. Soarta. reported truck struck by auto which left scene, 200 block worm tiienstone, 3:15 p.m. Wednesday.
M. D. Braidfoot, 1902 West Olive, report ed car struck by auto which left scene, 300 block College, 11:20 a.m. Wednesday. A witness told police the hit-run car also jumped curb and hit corner of building at Mcuamel and south, and the driver fled on foot.
The car was ticketed for blocking siuewais aim was wweu to garage. Pauline Davis, Marshfield. cited nn com. plaint of failure to yield right-of-way to ituck oriven Dy cimon rants, Houte in 1030 block North Glenstone. 10:55 a.m.
Wednesday. Ester Fritz, 421 North Burton, reported theft of 60 silver spoons, a silver fruit bowl. two plaque; Indian curios, two boxes of ivory ana a copper tea pot were stolen from her garage; the article were valued at uu to fluu, sne said; Wednesday. Magistrate Court rriminal Vernal E. PinDin.
2051 North Alherl fined $47 for driving while license sus- penaea. JamM tMln.nl TliUm! U.k fined $42 for careless and imprudent driv' ma ana no operator license. Fined for care- ibsh ana -impruaent- armner were vernie Loveland. 1107 North Grant, s.17: TtanaM Gene Hagar, Houte 2, Willard, $32; Bert iciuuii awanwuoa, uunnegon. $22; Myron Earl Hess, La Salle Motel, $22; Clifford Henry Schreiner, 2722 West Calhoun, $17; Shirley J.
Schooling, 1730 West Olive, $17; Peter Boss, 1156 West Lynn, $17. Fined (or speeding were Royce Leland Barer, Belleville, $28; Harry Raymond rtex rrana nerson Shld.er. fib a tm- lMn.nl i.a,. Elizaoethlown, Ky $25; Iva Jane CoHiron! Maples Trailer Court, $24; Larry Chester mountain urove, faul Medland Brian, Chicago, $22; Raymond Robert Lusk. Nebo, $22; Joseph Selvaggio, Chicago, $22; Hubert Eugene Morris, Bowling Green, Ohio, $22; Clarence Edward Young, Cbmpton.
$22; Phillip R. Leveton, Toledo. Ohio. $22; Rex Jackson Hyde. Route Rogersville.
$22; Jay William Carter. Route 1, Lebanorf, (22; Judith Ann Baxter, Manches- uei. w. uonata Lee Bates, Holly, $20: Terrv Dnam. Wilv yille.
N.Y.. $20; David John Forbes Creleh- vtai iv, MiiHua, irUStav Lienhart Carlson, Northbrook. $20; Gen era, cnarne Grant, Soiithgate, Sifl; lfiinn.ll, t.m. i-uicj, iaiias, am. Careless and imprudent driving charge dismissed against Charles Frank Liberato, 633 Williams.
Steve Plumb. Route 1, Brighton, fined $17 for defective lichta. Hnvle ni mmiih. 2018 West Webster, fined $17 for defective ry iawrence coring, 1825 South i or improper muttler. John William Fearing, 2444 North Delaware, fined $17 for expired vehicle license.
Loren Donald Hanafln. rl.v.r. rinl rr7 f1 John William Mott. Mt, Vernon, fined' vrctwcisin viuiauons. Traffic Court For failure to yield rlcht ni T.t Cook Smiley.
520 F-aL Unnnv. fttuul wuiiiia, oo trrrmerciai, $5, Laura Ann Liffick. 2559 North Dela- Jm "nun. south camp-be $5. advs A.
MaiuFloLI Kickapoo, $10, Jack Lee Dixon, 2309 East Pythian, $10, Robert C. Jersak, 2570 Sheri-dan, $10, Nancy Sue Sevi, Route 1, $10. Joseph P. Inaram. Rnnl 11 tiri Aiuin n.unt.
Sachs, 855 South King. $10: Vad t. u.l Ao-ij conn Aioertna, $io, Lige O. wiinams, nixa. sio, Rayo Mildred Adams, 19tJ Wes Walnut.
$10, Louise Chopping 1916 West Bennett, $10, Carol Sue Mam-men, 1106 South Florence, $10, Lillian Norton, 1318 West Calhoun, $5. For folfOWiniT ton rtntplv IffliTaHAth T.nn mucKci. izw west naoison, as, Paul Edward Lofthua, Evangel College, $5, Virginia L. ClOtfOiter. Rmili.
9. RAnnhlln H. Young, 1230 East Bennett, $10, Harland Wvne Vodry, Rich HiU, $10, John D. Kuhn. Fined $5 each for Itvmrnner fuma Doyel A.
Letterman, 811 North Fulbright. Virginia Lee Tabor, Baptist Bible Col-lege, fined $10 for Imnroner turn. Brenda J. Wendt. South si.ir.r.
rinavi $5 for improper lane uae. Donald William Miller, 1104 South Crut- cner, imeu a'o tor improper lane use. For stoo sien violations. nn-b1enl In. volved, Edna Ellen Hall, 1841 West Atlan tic, to.
noooy tillmore, 2i west Semi aoie, iu. Jessie M. Blselow. 708 finolh National uiito ror impmpor oai'King. For leaving scene of accident Everett Marshall, 1104 East Scott.
$26. Donald Uil. liam Miller. 1104 South Crutcher, $30, Forrest P. 3527 South Bonanza.
$50. For speeding Sally A. Anderson, 2747 worm roit, tinea noger A. Sltcler, 3000 North Grant $10. Charles D.
Brothers, 1231 East Suniihine, $10, James M. Masterson, i.iin aoutn uriana, sia, viKia s. razier, Nixa, $20, Flora Mabe. Sao North Ijrne Pine, $20, Richard Lyon Porter, 1410 West lampa, s.iu. ror careless ana imprudent driving Ron.
Id Lee Wewerka. 25.U West Walnut. $15. William J. Boll, 1609 South Jefferson, $20, nooen Aiexanoer uiiy, Mix cnerry, $20, Forrest P.
Triplett. 3527 South Bonanza. .525, Jack R. Reaves, 2631 Catalina, $25. r-ineo sa eacn ror stop sign violations were Lou Ellen Havnes, Crane, Marjorie ji-aiitsifr, jii iwist Amiaon, mrnet J.
Wetzell, Route II, Jack 11. Russell. Aurora. Benny R. Ellis, 1303 South Belcrest.
Rav- mona MCfeas, ril fiouth, Herbert L. Lafferty. 2116 North Roosevelt. Richard E. Rose.
704 South Forest. Charles far. i Route 4, Stanley Glynn uuirie Tf. uean. Berkeley.
Fined $5 each for Imnnnnei- turn. urr. n't moore, noute iii, joe spence. aiiarun r. naslin, iVf Fruitwood.
Heuben E. Roberts, Cabooi Donald E. Crouthamel, 855 South Campbell, fined $5 for improper lane use. Fined $5 each (or going wroni wa one-way street were Harley R. Ulne, Long Lane, Rancy V.
Burrh, South. Gertrude L. Jones. 2439 North Allwrtha, Belly Kennon. El Dorado Sprinns.
Marvin Landwehr, 1477 East Whiteside, Mary Hood. Route 1. Dixon. DOYLE D. LOGAN, is of 2fini North Summit, will face circuit court action on a grand stealing charge.
Logan, who waived nre. liminary hearing in magistrate court, is accused of theft last Aug. 21 of a paint spray set from the Bypass Terminal, Lnmenir One of Defendants Estates of 7 Killed in Crash File Suits for $4.6 Million HENDERSONVILLE, N.C (AP) Suits totaling $4.65 million have been filed by the estates of seven-out-of-state residents who were among the 81 persons killed in last July's inflight crash of a Piedmont Airlines jet and a private twin-engine Cessna. Named as co-defendants in Such of the suits filed here Tuesday were Piedmont Aviation, of Winston-Salem, N.C, and Lansiair of Springfield, owner of the executive-type plane. Two suits asking a tolal of $1.8 million previously were brought in Asheville, also naming Pied ft,.
