THE KANSAS CITY TIMES. chapel, Brush Creek and the Paseo. Eterial will be in Green Lawn cemMRS. SARRAH J. HINES.
Mrs. Sarrah J. Hines, 90, of 9300 East Sixty-ninth terrace, Raytown, died been yesterday ill at the home. She two months. Mrs.
Hines was born near Tipton, Mo. and lived 56 years in East Lynne, before moving to the Greater Kansas City area four years ago. She was a member of the Ladies society of the East Lynne Baptist church and the Royal Neighbors of America. Surviving are two daughters, Mrs. Elsa Wiley of the home, and Mrs.
Verna Graves, Stockton, two sons, Niles Lee, Butler, and the Rev. Charles O. Lee, Leesburg. grandchildren, and 25 great-grandchildren. Charles Hale, all of Flint, another brother, Virgil Hale.
Zephyr Hills, and six grandchildren. Services will be at 11 o'clock Saturday at the Newcomer ERNEST E. HOLBROOK. Ernest E. Holbrook, 64, of 7638 Nall, Prairie Village, died yesterafternoon at Research hospital, where he had been a patient 11 days.
A stock clerk for the Katz Drug company, he suffered broken fall while working at store in Laurel Heights. An autopsy was to be performed to determine the cause of death. Mr Holbrook was A member of the Countryside Christian church and Woodmen of the World. His only survivors are a nephew and three cousins. WILLIAM M.
JOHNSON. William M. Johnson, 86, of Miami. died yesterday at a nursing in Carroll County, Missouri, and had lived in Kansas City, Kansas, home at Marshall, Mo. He was born before moving to Miami in 1914.
He was a retired farmer. Surviving are the wife, Mrs. Bessie Johnson of the home; three daughters, Mrs. Velma J. Scott, 1415 Denver; Mrs.
Lafon R. Mrs. Sanderson, 7202 Chestnut, and Monta E. Penning, Lemay, a son, Roland JohnAntonio, 11 grandchildren, 19 great-grandchildren, a great-great-grandchild. Serv ices will be at 2 o'clock Friday at the Campbell-Lewis chapel, Marshall.
Burial will be in Miami cem- letery. ELOI J. LE VEQUE. Eloi J. Le Veque, 65.
of 5407 Sycamore, died last night at Menorah hospital. He was born at Gilly, Belgium, and had recently moved to Kansas City from Eugene, Ore. He was a salesman for the Berkshire Hosiery company, and was a veteran of World War I. He was a member of the Masonic lodge at Arma, the Mirza temple at Pittsburg, and the American Legion. Surviving are his wife, Mrs.
Corine Harrigan Le Veque of the home, and three brothers, Alex Le Veque, 430 West Gregory; Jack Le Veque, Woodland, and J. P. Le Veque, St. Louis. 1706 Bennington, died yesterday at Trinity Lutheran hospital after ar illness of a month.
She was born near Crocker, and had lived in Kansas City the 17 years. She was member of Big Niangua Baptist church at Roach, Mo. Surviv. ing are two daughters, Mrs. Esther Thomas, Lebanon, and Mrs.
Lester Bollinger, 4631 Prospect; a son, Millard North, Macks Creek. two sisters, Mrs. Samantha Byler, Roach, and Mrs. Letha Lorton, Barnsdall, two other sisters; two brothers, John Jones, Francisco, and Woodford Jones, Barnsdall; seven grandchiland five great-grandchildren. Services will be at 2 o'clock Saturthe Big Niangua Baptist church.
Burial will be in the Roach cemetery. Friends may call after MRS. MINNIE JANE MANN. Mrs. Minnie Jane Mann, 61, of noon today at the Sheil chapel.
WILLIAM THOMAS chapel, Blue Springs. LAWRENCE M. RUDDY. William Thomas McEnaney, 65. 7227 Wabash, died yesterday at the home.
He was born in Westboro, and had lived here 15 years. He was retired from the Missouri Pacific railroad. He was a member of the American Legion and St. Augustine Catholic church. Surviving are his wife, Mrs.
Vera Mc Enaney, Downs, a son, Jerry McEnaney; two sisters, Mrs. J. Crockett, and Mrs. Evelyn McEnaney, both of the home. The rosary will be said at 8:30 o'clock tonight at the Muehlebach chapel.
Services will be at 9 o'clock Friday at St. Augustine Catholic church. Burial will be in Mount Olivet cemetery. JOHN POLONEY. John Poloney, 48, of 1524 South Osage, Independence, died yesterday at the Osteopathic hospital.
He was a lifelong resident of the Independence area. He was employed by the Sheffield steel division, Armco Steel corporation, 30 years. He was a member of the St. Joseph Greek Catholic church. Surviving are his wife, Mrs.
Jean P. Poloney, and two daughters, Judy and Jo Ann, all of the home; six sisters, Mrs. Anna Bullard, 1308 West Twenty-ninth, Independence; Mrs. Pauline Jancek, 13306 East Kentucky, Intercity district; Mrs. Mildred Holwick.
11215 East Fortyeighth, Intercity district; Mrs. Helen D. Incognite, Hayward, Mrs. Mary Van Dusen, and Mrs. Sue Malenoski, both of Sugar Creek.
and three brothers. Mike Poloney, 11505 North Burton, Indeward. pendence: and Nick Frank Poloney, Hay: Poloney, Sugar Creek. MRS. LYDIA MARGARET POTTS.
Mrs. Lydia Margaret Potts, 90. died yesterday afternoon at her home near Grain Valley, following an illness of two months. Mrs. Potts was a lifelong resident of the Grain Valley area.
Her parents were Mr. and Mrs. Francis Alley pioneers of Eastern Jackson County. Mrs. Potts a member of the Grain Valley Methodist church, the Woman's Society of Christian Serv ice and of the Order of the Eastern Star.
Surviving are two daughters, Mrs. Birdie Davidson of the home, and Mrs. Mary Etta Cummins, Oak Grove; three sisters, Mrs. Etta Saunders, Grain Valley; Mrs. Birdie Casey, Lone Jack, and Mrs.
John Hodges, Pleasant Hill, five children. Services will at 2 grandchildren, and 11 great o'clock Friday at the Grain Valley Methodist church; burial in Adams cemetery. Friends may call from 2 to 9 o'clock tonight at the Webb Lawrence M. Ruddy, 55, of Lake Tapawingo, died yesterday at the home. He had been in ill health about two months.
He was born in Kansas City, Kansas, and had lived at Lake Tapawingo 16 years. Mr. Ruddy had worked 35 years as a bookkeeper for several firms the stockyards. Surviving are his mother, Mrs. Mary C.
Ruddy, 957 Pacific, and three sisters, Mrs. Rose Mahoney, 320 North Thirteenth, and Mrs. Bertha Barclay, 3624 Wood, Kansas City, Kansas, anc Mrs. Mary Landram, 4301 West Fifty-fourth, Roeland Park, and two North brothers, Fourteenth, John P. Ruddy, Thomas 514 and Ruddy, 957 Pacific, Kansas City, o'clock Kansas.
Services the will be at 8:30 Friday at Butler chapel and at 9 o'clock at St. Benedict's Catholic church. Burial will be in Mount Calvary cemetery. The sary will be said at 8:45 o'clock ronight at the chapel. COUNCIL S.
ROBERTS. Council S. Roberts, 57, of 3126 North Twenty-third, Kansas City, Kansas, died yesterday after coilapsing while at work at the Darby corporation shipping yards. He was dead on arrival at St. Margaret's hospital.
and He had was lived born in Erick, in Kansas City Kansas, since 1948. He had THURSDAY, JUNE HAYATO IKEDA, Japan's minister of international trade and industry, is expected to succeed Nobusuke Kishi as the Japanese premier-(Wirephoto). employed as a boilermaker at the Darby corporation seven years. He was a member of the International Brotherhood of Boilermakers, local No. 83.
Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Myra D. Roberts of the home; two daughters, Mrs. Edna Price, Arkoma, and Mrs. Beatrice Price, Prairie Grove, a sister.
Mrs. Loggans, and a brother, Nathan Roberts, both of Erick, and eight grandchildren. Services and burial will be at 1 o'clock Friday at Beagle, Kas. MRS. AGNES B.
WATERS. Mrs. Agnes B. Waters, 88, died yesterday at a nursing home at 1308 Armour, after an illness of three months. She formerly had lived at 441 Knickerbocker.
She was born at Axtell, and had lived here 70 years. She was a member of Redemptorist Catholic church and the Altar society of the church. Surviving are several nieces and nephews. The rosary will be said at 8 o'clock tonight at the chapel, Linwood and Main. Services will be at 10 o'clock Friday at the church.
Burial will be in Mount Olivet cemetery. FRED J. WYLER. Fred J. Wyler, 81, of 1053 Ford, Kansas City, Kansas, died yesterday at the home.
Mr. Wyler had been A resident of Kansas City, Kansas, 75 years. He was employed as a machinist for Armour Co. 53 years. He retired in 1946.
Surviving are two sisters, Mrs. Rose M. Sherry and Mrs. Louise M. Thomas, both of the of 2525 Cissna, Kansas City, Kansas, at 1:30 o'clock Friday at the Porter chapel; burial in Mount Moriah cemetery.
Per Gustav Johnson, 72, of 4452 State Line, Kansas City, Kansas, at 10:30 o'clock Saturday at the Wag. ner chapel; burial in Floral Hills cemetery. The family requests no flowers and suggests contributions to the memorial fund at the Immanuel Lutheran church. The pallbearers: Daniel Blomquist, Hjalmar Johnson, Fred Anderson, Eric Swanstrom, Eric Carlson and Pete Larson. Elbert S.
Kennedy, 71, of 4430 Prospect, at o'clock Friday at the Newcomer chapel, Brush Creek and the Paseo: burial in Memorial Park cemetery. Mrs. Mary Jane Spears, 86. of Parkville, at 2 o'clock Friday at the McComas chapel in Smithville; burial in the Platte City cemetery. FUNERAL SERVICES.
Charles W. Corbett, 67, formerly HURT IN 3-CAR CRASH. Four Are Taken to Hospitals After Collisions. Four persons were injured in a 3-car collision at about 6 o'clock last night at Fortysecond street and Sterling avenue. Richard 19.
of 3600 South Osage street. Independence, collided with a car driven by Mrs. Ruth Choplin, 57, of Blue Springs. car then continued and struck another car driven by William Highley, 31, of 808 West White Oak avenue, Independence. Highley, his wife, Mrs.
Paulline Highley, and their 4-yearold daughter, Paula, were taken to the St. Joseph hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Highley suffered chest injuries and Paula had a laceration of the right knee.
Their condition is good. Alice Ressler, 15, of 5512 Garfield avenue, a passenger in Crowder's car, was treated for bruises at General hospital. FACES CHECK CHARGE. Former Grandview Man Is Free on $3,000 Bond. Roy E.
Hawkins, formerly of Grandview, surrendered yesterday afternoon at the court of Magistrate Bernard Gnefkow and was arraigned on a charge of stealing over $50 by deceit. Hawkins is accused by W. E. Jones, president of the S. J.
Sales company at 3519 Troost avenue, of altering a check from $500 to $5,000 and cashing it. Jones gave Hawkins the check in a real estate transaction. The check was machine-printed but the written part, by error, was printed as 5 thousand dollars. Hawkins is alleged to have added a zero the numerical part. lie Hawkins posted $3,000 bond for appearance July 13 at a preliminary hearing.
His present address is unknown by the police. WIND DAMAGES PLANES Hangars Also Hard Hit at Plant City, Fla. Plant City, (AP) A severe windstorm knocked over two hangars and heavily damaged five single engine private planes at the Plant City airport today. No injuries were reported. 23, 1960.
On the Financial Front 00 Larger Capital Authorization to Precede a Stock Dividend Distribution. By Ben B. Schifman. (The Star's HE action taken by Surety company in ized capital stock, July 26, would indicate company another currently stock outstanding 600,000 shares stock- the full number of authorization. The sale of 000 shares early last year up the rest of the unissued shares.
To provide for future equity financing or tribution of shares in the of dividends the company have more authorized shares. Therefore, shareholders be asked to vote for the crease of an additional 400,000 shares of authorized stock. The last stock dividend, amounting to 11.1 per was paid in April, 1956. A in December, 1953. for-1 split was affected stock dividends included for 25 per cent in December, 1952, and one for 15 per December, 1950.
L' floated by cities and nicipalities in Missouri month totaled $2,377,000 the 5-month total was 284,000, according to the Buyer, a trade publication. Kansas, sales were $4,752,754 in May and $28.794,569 for first five months. The price paid by the Kratter corporation. New York, for the story Kansas City Power Light Co. building was nounced "in excess of million dollars." When utility the building February, 1958, to an investment group headed by Roger Stevens, it received $5,650.000 J.
L. McKee, president Allied Laboratories told New York Society of Financial analysts the company is tively seeking acquisition expand its product lines. saw an "area of growth" in foreign field. Since sales earnings for the year are ning behind a year ago doubts the company will able to equal the 1959 results A financial analysis Benson Manufacturing company by De Witt Conklin company, New York, notes steady rise in unfilled orders in 1960 to more than 5 Briefly Told. ONG-TERM bond issues TWISTER IN ILLINOIS.
Police Say Tornado Hit at Town of Shumway, Effingham, June -State police reported that a tornado touched down at the community of Shumway. eight miles northwest of Effingham. Capt. Kenneth Moore of the state police said the storm demolished the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Forrest Hankins and that several other farm homes were damaged. It also was reported that the new Catholic church in Shumway was damaged. DEMOCRATS PLAN PICNIC. Members of the Women's First Regular Democratic club will hold their annual picnic at 1 o'clock Saturday at shelterhouse No. 2 at Lake Jacomo.
The club is affiliated with the Gallagher faction of the coalition. LIVESTOCK QUOTATIONS. USDA quotations for cattle in dollars per 100 pounds at the Kansas City stockyards yesterday follow: Cull to choice 3,000 5.25 COCOA FUTURES. New Fork, June 22. (AP)-Cocoa futures closed to 14 higher.
Sales, 258 contracts. July, 25.40; September 26.30: 27.03: December, July, 26.68; 27.13. Spot March, Accre. 26.89; May Slaughter Steers- Choice, 700-906 Ibs. Choice Ibs.
25.000 27.25 Choice. lbs. 23 Choice. 1.300-1.500 24.50@27.00 Good, lbs 22.00@25.00 Good, lbs. 22.00@25.00 Good, 25.00 Standard, all all weights weights 16.75@18.75 slaughter Choice, 700-900 Heifers- 24.50@26.50 Choice, Good, Good, 600-800 lbs 21.50 24.50 Standard, all weights Utility 16.50@18.00 Blaughter CowsCommercial 16.50@18.50 Utility Cutter 15.50 Canner 12.00 BullsCommercial 18.50@19.50 Utility Cutter VealersChoice 23.000 25.00 Good 23.00 Standard 16.50 Other Slaughter CalvesChoice 21.00 24.00 Good Standard 16.00 20.00@22.00 20.00 Stockers and Feeder SteersChoice 500-800 lbs.
25.00@28.50 Good Choice. 500-800 bs. lbs. 23.00@25.75 Good. lbs 22.50 25.00 Medium.
18.00@23.00 Common, 500-900 bs. 15 Stock HeifersGood and choice 22.50 25.50 Medium 50 022 50 stock CowsMedium and good 15.00@17.50 Stock Steer CalvesGood and 24.00@ 33.00 Medium 21.00@25.00 Stock Good Heifer and choice Calves- 22.50@28.00 Medium 19.00@22.50 Slaughter hogs: Barrows and Gilt. 180-200 200-220 pounds 220-240 240-270 pounds pounds 18 o0 270-300 pounds 16.00@16.25 Packing Sows270-550 pounds 13.50@15.00 Quotations on fat sheep: Spring LambsPrime 21.00 Choice 18.00@20.00 Good Shorn Ewes- Deaths SGT. F. M.
O'CONNOR RITES Services for Sgt. Francis Michael O'Connor, 56, veteran police officer who died yesterday at the home, 4005 Kenwood avenue, will be at 8:45 o'clock Saturday at the St. James Catholic church. Burial will be Mount Olivet cemetery. The rosary will be said Sot.
Francis at 8 o'clock O'Connor. Friday night at the Sheil chapel. in Sergeant O'Connor, one of the nation's top pistol marksmen, had been with the police department since the late 1920s. FRANK P. M'GILLEY.
Frank P. McGilley, 68, of 3306 Bellefontaine avenue, died yesterday at the Veterans Administration hospital. He had been ill several years. Mr. McGilley was: a brother of James P.
McGilley, 5000 street, president of the Mellody-McGilley-Eylar funeralal home. Mr. McGilley was born in Kansas City, and was a lifelong resident of the city except for a few years as a child when he lived in Ireland. He was an Army veteran of World War I. He was a member of the Annunciation Catholic church and the Holy Name society.
Also surviving are three sisters, Miss Margaret C. McGilley Miss Ida E. McGilley of the home. and Mary Donohue, 1007 West Eighty-fifth. The rosary will be said at 8 o'clock Friday at the Mellody-McGilley-Eylar chapel, Linwood and Woodland.
Services will be at 10 Saturday at the chapel, and 10:30 o'clock at the Annunciation Catholic church. Burial will be in Calvary cemetery. CHARLES E. OWENS RITES. Brookfield, KNUTE ANDERSON.
Services for Charles Edgar Owens, 33. of 3342 Cypress avenue, will be at 1:30 o'clock otoday at the Bethany Baptist church in Marceline, Mo. Burial will be in Marceline. Mr. Owens was killed Monday night when he drove in front of a truck on U.
S. 71 two miles south of the Jackson-Cass County line. He was born in Marceline and lived there most of his life. He had lived here about a year and was an employee of Parkview Drugs, Inc. He was a member of the First Baptist church in Marceline.
Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Mary Owens of the home; two stepdaughters, Mrs. Alice Terrill. Liberty, and Miss Sheile Stanturf of the home; his mother, Mrs. Bernice Owens, Marceline; a sister.
Mrs. Mary Betty Dorrell, Marceline, and a brother, Joseph Owens, Knute Anderson, 79, of 5112 Truroad, died Tuesday night at the' home. Mr. Anderson was born in Sweden He was and a had retired lived here carpenter 45 years. and a member of carpenters union No.
1904. He was member of the Temple Baptist church. Surviving are four brothers, Ernest Decatur, Barney Anderson, Kent, J. E. Anderson, Hawarden, and Duttard AnderHarrisburg, and a sister.
Mrs. Theodore Hanson, Osseo, Wis. Services will be at 11 o'clock Friday at the Muehlebach chapel; burial in Mount Moriah cemetery. Friends may call at the chapel after noon today. George St.
Mary's died yesterday GEORGE, BOND. afternoon where he was taken after he collapsed while operating a power lawn mower at the home, 319 North Brighton, Joe Connors, deputy coroner, said Mr. Bond, a railway clerk. apparently died of a heart attack. Mr.
Bond was born in Tipton, and had lived here 16 years. He had been employed 15 years in the freight office of the Missouri Pacific railroad. He was a member of the Budd Park Christian church. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Lela Bond of the home: five sons, Van R.
Bond, Portland. Jack D. Bond, Claycomo, and Gary Bond, Ronald Bond, and David Bond, all of the home; four daughters, Mrs. Virginia Jamison, Edgerton in Platte County; Mrs. Ruth Easton.
4001 Pittman road; Mrs. Carol Mecum. Wichita Falls. and Mrs. Wanda Decker, 511 Bales: three brothers, J.
B. Bond, Tipton; Will Bond, Sedalia, and Ed Bond, 10300 East Nineteenth, Independence; a sister, Mrs. Eulala Foster, Bunceton, and 18 grandchildren. Services will be at 1:30 o'clock Saturday at the Sheil Colonial chapel. Burial will be in Green Lawn cemetery.
MRS. KATIE M. CUSTENBORDER. Mrs. Katie M.
Custenborder, 84.1 who lived in Kansas City more than 50 years, died yesterday in Reading, Pa. She left here five years ago. She was born in Tower City, and came here shortly after she was married. Her husband, Lester C. Custenborder, was assistant stationmaster at the Union Station many years.
She was a member of the Westport Presbyterian church, the Golden Age club and the National Association of Retired and Veteran Railway Employees. Surviving are three brothers, Raymond E. Deitrich, Reading, Harry Deitrich, and Willis Deitrich, both of Williamstown, Pa. Services and burial will be Satur- Reading. ORVILLE E.
HALE. Orville E. Hale, 55, of 2209 Lister, died yesterday at the Lakeside Memorial hospital. He had been ill about three months. He was operator of the Tropical Aquarium at 419 West Seventy-fifth.
He was born in Kennett, and had lived Kansas City 15 years. He was a member of the Heart of America Aquarium society. Surviving are his wife. Mrs. Ruth Hale of the home; three daughters, Mrs.
Beverly Starzyk, 8307 East One Hundred Eleventh, Ruskin Hills; Mrs. Gloria Levine, 9200 Manchester, and Mrs. Barbara Wadkins, Tulsa; two sisters, Miss and Hattie Hale and Mrs. Etta Straley, three brothlers. James Hale, William Hale, and DEATH WITH HER BUS.
Car Knocks Woman From Bench to Street. Financial Editor.) directors of Western Casualty and voting an increase in the authorsubject to shareholders' approval the local insurance company dividend. lion dollars at this time-sug-in gests the first quarter marked the "bottom of the trough and that the company's business may be resuming the trend that lifted sales from 4 million in 1950 to 14 million in 1957" Earnings of DIT-MCO the first two months of the fiscal year-April and Maywere considerably better a year ago and the improvement has continued The 2-month net, after taxes, was about $40,000, equal 19 cents a common share. S. CHILDERS.
HARRY chairman of the board Vendolator Manufacturing company, wholly-owned subsidary of Vendo sold 600 shares of Vendo common stock April No reduce his holdings to 15.383 shares, according an SEC report. Harry B. Stoner, president of Stoner Manufacturing, also a subsidiary of Vendo. reported the Stoner Investment company transferred 11,500 shares of Vendo to a shareholder in exchange for corporation stock being retired The investment company retained 42.500 shares. Howard M.
Tripp, executive vice-president of Vendolator. sold 700 shares to reduce. his holdings to 32 756 shares. Southwest Grease Oil. COUTHWEST Grease Oil company, parent Battenfield Grease Oil of Kansas City, expects record shipments of 150 million pounds of products in the fiscal ending September 30, accordling to H.
A. Mayor, president. In the eight months ended May 31 shipments totaled 88 million pounds, an increase of 500.000 000 pounds over a year before, he said. Consolidated net earnings for the eight months were $190,000, compared with 000 a year before. Directors have voted the usual quarterly common dividend of 10 cents a share, payable July 25 to holders of record July 10.
NO STRINGS ON INDIA AID. DLF Has Lent 66 Million for Power Projects. 1960, New York Times Neros Service.) Washington, June Development Loan Fund (DLF) has lent India 66 million dollars for five power projects in the last two months without requiring that she spend it all in this country. Eight months ago, amid considerable controversy, DLF established a policy of requiring veloped that its countries aid to under spent primarily for American goods and services. The fund acknowledged at that time that this would not be binding on projects where it would work, undue hardship to cancel plans already laid.
UNITE TO OUST CASTRO. Cubans Launch Movement in Mexico City. Mexico City, June movement to overthrow the Cuban regime of Fidel Castro violence, if formally launched here tonight. A group of prominent Cu bans gathered in a hotel lounge to sign a manifesto branding the present Cuban government as Communist and a threat to the peace of the Americas. On the same soil where Castro organized his own climb to power, four delegates of the Democratic Revolutionary front agreed that military action probably would be necessary in the end to unseat the Castro government.
FIRE POLARIS FROM PIT. Subterranean Shot Ends a Busy Day at Cape. Cape Canaveral, June 23 -A Polaris submarine missile was fired from an underground tube early today to climax a busy 24 hours for U. S. missilemen at this test center.
Compressed air ejected the Polaris subterranean from pit, the just as shore-based it did a from a similar tube on a ship at sea less than four hours earlier. Both Polarises were aimed at targets more than 1,000 miles down range. Earlier yesterday, a ThorAble-Star rocket propelled two satellites into orbit and an Atlas rumbled 5,000 miles with a new nose cone. St. Louis, June woman was sitting on a park bench in St.
Louis waiting for a bus today. An out-of-control car hit the bench, throwing her out into the street under the wheels of the bus she was waiting for and she was killed. The victim was Miss Sue Lally, 46, of St. Louis. The driver of the car.
Mrs. Flora Mae Brady, 33. of suburban Kirkwood, said her brakes failed. Two other persons sitting on the bench refused medical attention. Announcements FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
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4-8875. DEATHS. BAKER- Rosa Lee, of 5924 Paseo. passed away June 22, 1960. age 72 years.
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BRIUER-Mrs. Margaret. 1124 W. 26th passed away June 21. 1960.
Services, Linwood m. boulevard Friday at and the Wyandotte. Wagner Interment Floral Hills cemetery. WAGNER FUNERAL HOME. VA.
1-4559. EVERTS- Mrs. Nellie Ellen of 4015 Paseo. Passed away June 22, 1960; age 89 years. D.
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passed away June 22, 1960, age 55 years. D. W. NEWCOMER'S SONS. LO.
1-0024. HOLBROOK- Ernest 7638 Nall, Prairie Village, passed away June 22. at Research hospital, Kansas City, Mo. Funeral notice later. HOGE FUNERAL HOME.
NI. 2-3565. OVERLAND PARK. KAS. KENNEDY- Mr Elbert of 4430 Prospect, passed away June 22, 1960, age 71 years.
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of 4153 College, passed away June 21, 1960. Funeral service 2 p. m. Thursday at the chapel. WOODLAND AT LINWOOD.
Interment Forest Hill cemetery. MELLODY-MCGILLEY-EYLAR. WOODLAND AT LINWOOD. WA. 1-7717.
MANN- Mrs. Minnie Jane, age 61, of 1706 Bennington. passed away June 22. Services 2 p. m.
Saturday Roach, Mo. SHELL FUNERAL HOME. CH. 1-6665. MICHAEL Mrs.
Emma. of 1219 E. 59th passed away June 21, 1960; age 92 years. D. W.
NEWCOMER'S SONS. LO. 1-0024. McCARNEY- Miss Ellen E. (Nell) age 88, of 3221 Campbell, passed away June 21, 1960.
Rosary. recitation 8 p. m. Wednesday at the chapel, WOODLAND AT LINWOOD. from where funeral will be held at 8:30 a.
m. Thursday. Services St. Vincent's, 31st And Flora. Interment Mt.
Olivet. WOODLAND AT LINWOOD. WA. 1-7717. McGILLEY-Mr.
Frank age 68. of 3306 Bellefontaine, passed away June 22. 1960. Rosary recitation 8. p.
m. Friday at the chapel. WOODLAND at LINWOOD. from where funeral will be held 10 A. m.
Saturday. Services 10:30 a. m. from Annunciation Catholic church. Linwood and Benton.
Interment Calvary cemetery. WOODLAND AT LINWOOD. WA. 1-7717. O'CONNOR-Sgt.
Francis age 56. of 4005 Kenwood, passed away June 22nd. 1960. Rosary 8. p.
m. Friday, in the chapel. Saturday, 6606 at Indep. St. ave.
James Services church, 39th 8:45 Harrison. Interment Mt. Olivet cemetery. SHEIL FUNERAL HOME. CH.
1-6665. POSEY- -Patricia Ann, age 3 months, of 433 Jackson, passed away June 22. 1960, Services Saturday, Tipton, Mo, SHEIL FUNERAL HOME. CH. 1-6665.
RIDPATH Lee 44. of 12205 E. 52nd terrace, Independence, passed away June 22, 1960. BLACKMAN GUARDIAN HOME. CH.
1-4040. SOGN- Julian age 32. of 1217 Topping, passed away June 20. 1960. Services 1 p.
m. Friday in the chapel. 6606. Independence ave Interment. Mt.
Washington cemetery. SHELL FUNERAL HOME. CH. 1-6665. STRAUB- Miss Alma, of 3123 Broadway.
passed away June 21, 1950. recitation 8. p.m. Thursday at the chapel, MAIN AT from where tuneral will be held 8:30 a. m.
Friday. Services 9 a. m. Redemptorist church, Linwood and Broadway. Interment Calvary ceme.
tery, MAIN AT LINWOOD. WE. 1-1777. SULLIVAN-Miss Marguerite Rose. of 3102 Jackson passed away June 21.
1960 at Rosary th. chapel. recitation 8 p. WOODLAND m. Wednes- AT LINWOOD.
from where funeral will be held at 8:30 a m. Thursday, Linwood Services a. m. Annunciation church. Centon.
Interment Holv Angel cemetery. Basehor. Kas WOODLAND AT LINWOOD. WA. 1-7717.
WATERS Mrs. Agnes age 88. formeraway of 441 Knickerbocker place. passed June 22. 1960.
Rosary recitation 8 m. Thursday at the chapel. MAIN AT LINWOOD. from where funeral will be 9:30 m. Friday; services Redemptorist church Linwood Broadway, 10 o'clock.
Interment Mt. Olivet cemetery. MAIN AT LINWOOD. WE 1-1777. FUNERALS.
ANDERSON- Mr. Knute, age 79. of 5112 road. passed away June 21. Funeral service Muehlebach chapel, 11 a.
m. Friday. Interment. Mount Moriah cemeters. MUEHLEBACH.
6800. TROOST. HI. 4-2060. BAKER- Miss Rosa Lee.
of 5924 Paseo, passed awav June 22. 1960. age 72 Services 2:30 p. m. Friday at the chapel Paseo at Brush Creek blvd.
Interment Floral Hills cemetery. NEWCOMER'S SONS. LO. 1-0024. BANES.
James age 79. of Bates City, passed away June 22. 1960. Services 2 p. m.
Friday at Elm Springs Baptist church. Mr. Banes will lie In state at the church from Friday until funeral time. Interment Elm Springs CAST FUNERAL HOME. HOLDEN, MO.
BOWERS Gene L. age 49. of 4900 E. away June 20 Family will receive friends from 6-10 p. m.
Wednesthe Butler Funeral home where services will be held 3 D. m. Thursday. Interment Mt. Moriah.
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FA. 1-2222. CRARY Mrs. Jeannette of 5013 Yecker. Services 10:30 Thursday in the Porter Sons chapel, 19th Minnesota.
Burial Highland Park. The family will receive friends from Wednesday evening, Request flowers be omitted. GEORGE F. PORTER SONS. DR.
1-4745. -Mr. John of 5038 Bellefontaine. passed awav June 21, 1960, age years. Services 11 a.
Friday at the chapel on the Paseo at Brush Creek at blvd. Graveside service 1 p. m. Friday the National cemetery, -Ft. Leavenworth.
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CRONIN- John age 70. of 619 W. 38th passed away June 21 1960. Mr. Cronin will lie in state after 11 a.
m. Thursday at where the the chapel, Strong be ave. at rosary will recited at 8 p. m. Thursday.
Services 9 8. m. Friday from the Our Lady of Good Counsel church. Interment Resurrection cemetery. SIMMONS FUNERAL HOME.
FA. 1-5775. CORBETT- Charles formerly of 2525 Cissna. Services 1:30 Friday in the Porter Sons chapel, 19th and Minnesota. Burial Mt.
Moriah cemetery. In state after 5 o'clock Thursday. GEORGE F. PORTER SONS. DR.
1-4745. DELLS- John, age 75. of 446 Booth. passed away June 21, 1960. Services 1:30 p.
m. Friday Carson's chapel. Interment Greenlawn cemetery. GEO. C.
CARSON SONS. DEUSER- Mrs. Louzetta (Zetty) Dougherty AT FULLER. CL. 2-7900.
of L-52. Lake Lotawana, Lee's Summit. passed away June 20. 1960, age 67 years. Services 2 p.
m. Thursday th chapel on the Paseo at Brush Creek blyd Interment Forest Hill cemetery, W. NEWCOMER'S SONS. LO. 1-0024.
DITSCH- Harry C. (Speed) age 34, of 1321 Quindaro passed away June 22. 1960. Services 3:30 a. m.
Friday at the Butlers chapel. 9 a. St. church. Interment Mt.
Olivet. Rosary 8 Thursday. In state after 4 D. m. Thursday.
JOS. A BUTLERS SONS. 22 S. 18TH. FA.
1-2222. ENGLISH-ROV age 68. of 10811 E. 15th. Services 10 8.
m. Thursday Speaks chapel. Burial Memorial Park. SPEAKS FUNERAL HOME. Lexington at Walnut.
CL. 2-9200. GARVIN-Mr. Herbert Don. 1115 East 11th passed away June 20th.
1960. age 68 vears. Services 12:30 p. m. Thursday at the chapel on the Paseo at Brush Creek blvd.
Interment Green Lawn cemetery. D. W. NEWCOMERS SONS. LO.
1-0024. MAIL you prefer, you may write your Want Ad just as you desire it to appear and mail it to The Kansas City Star, Kansas City, Mo. I am interested in a Pre-Need Funeral Plan which is free of sales commission, handling charges and saves me money. NAME ADDRESS MAIL TO D. W.
NEWCOMER'S SONS PASEO AT BRUSH CREEK Muchlebach Funeral Home 1960. Services 10:30 a. m. Saturday at the Wagner chapel. Linwood blvd.
Wyandotte. Burial Floral Hills cemetery. In lieu of flowers contributions may be made 10 the memorial fund Emmanuel Lutheran church. 4244 Genesee. WAGNER FUNERAL HOME.
VA. 14559. KENNEDY- Mr. Elbert, of 4430 Prospect avenue, passed away June 22. 1960, age 71 years, services 2 p.
m. Friday at the chapel on the Paseo at Brush Creek bivd. Interment Memorial Park cemetery. D. W.
NEWCOMER'S SONS. LO. 1-0024. KOTOPKA- Walter, age 73, of 1227 Orville. passed away June 21, 1960.
Services 8 a. m. Friday at the Butler funeral home. Interment Mt. Calvary.
Rosary 8 Thursday, In state after 6. p. m. Wednesday. JOS.
A. BUTLERS SONS. 22 S. 18TH. FA.
1-2222. McENANEY -Mr. William age 65. of 7227 Wabash, passed away June 22. Rosary Muehlebach chapel, 8:30 p.
Thursday, Funeral service, St. Interment Augustine Mt. 8. Friday. Olivet cemetery.
In state at the Muehlebach chapel after 5 p. Thursday, MUCHLEBACH. 6800 TROOST. HI. 4-2060.
MICHAEL-Mrs. Emma. of 1219 East 59th street, passed away June 21. 1960, age 92 years. Services 2 p.
Friday. at the Community Presbyterian church. La Plata, Mo. Interment La Plata cemetery. D.
W. NEWCOMER'S SONS. LO. 1-0024 NOLAN- Mr. John Michael.
age 60, of 3538 Baltimore, passed away June 19. 1960. Funeral services Gates chapel. State Line at 41st Thursday afternoon, 2 o'clock. Interment Shawnee cemetery.
Rosary recitation 8 Wednesday at the Gates chapel Family suggests memorials be given to the Kansas City Heart association. GATES FUNERAL HOME. TA. 2-1023. PORTER-Preston age 71.
of 506 S. Oakley, passed away June 21. 1960. Services 11 8. m.
Thursday in the chapel, 2825 Independence bivd. Interment Excelsior Springs. BLACKMAN GUARDIAN HOME. CH. 1-4040 POTTS -Mrs.
Lydia age 90, of RED Oak Grove, Mo. passed away Wednesday, June 22nd. Services 2 p. m. Friday at the Grain Valley Methodist church.
Burial Adams cemetery, south of Tarsney. Friends may call from 2 p. m. 'til 9 Thursday evening at our chapel. WEBB FUNERAL HOME.
17th Walnut. Blue Springs, Mo. REVERGER- -Edward. age 81, of 3421 Roberts, passed away June 21, 1960. Services 1 p.
m. Thursday in the chapel, 2825 Independence blvd. Interment 3 p. Lexington. Mo.
BLACKMAN GUARDIAN HOME. CH. 1-4040. ROBERTS- Mr. Charles of 4142 Forest avenue, passed away June 21.
1960, age 86 years. Services 2:30 p. Thursday. at the chapel on the Paseo at Brush Creek blvd. Interment Memorial Park cemetery.
D. W. NEWCOMER'S SONS. LO. 1-0024.
RUDDY- Lawrence age 55. of Lake Tapawingo, passed away June 22, 1960. Services 8:30 a. m. Friday at the Butler funeral home; 9 a.
m. at St. Benedict's church. Interment Mt. Calvary.
Rosary 8:45 D. m. Thursday. In state after 4 p. m.
Thursdav. JOS. A. BUTLER'S SONS. 22 S.
18TH. FA. 1-2222. SCHREIBER-Mr Ira of 3701 BelleServices 10:30 a. m.
Thursday from fontaine. passed away June 3 19. 1960. the Linwood Presbyterian church. Linwood blvd.
and Woodland. Interment Mt. Moriah cemetery. In state at the carlors on the Paseo at Brush Creek bivd. D.
W. NEWCOMER'S SONS. LO. 1-0024 SIMS Josiah Benjamin, age 90. passed away in Olathe, June 22.
Retired Baptist minister. Survived by one daugh. ter, Pauline Sims. Grandview. one son.
Dargon Sims of Plainview, Tex. Funeral 10:30 Friday. KIDWELL FUNERAL HOME. VERSAILLES. MO.
SMITH Alberta Z. age 79. of Portland. passed away June 22. 1960.
Services 1 D. Friday in the Blackman chapel. 2825 Independence boulevard. Interment Floral Hills ceme terr. BLACKMAN GUARDIAN HOME.
CH. 1-4040. SPEARS- Mrs. Mary Jane of Parkville. passed away June 22, 1960.
agr 86 years. Services McComas chapel. 2 p. m. Friday.
Interment Platte City cemetery. McCOMAS FUNERAL HOME. Smithville. Mo. STEIN- Services for Mrs.
Sarah Stein. age 75. of 737 E. 62nd, will be held 11 a. m.
Thursday at Kehilath Israel synagogue, Meyer blvd. Rockhill rd. Interment Blue Ridge cemetery. Family requests no flowers, suggest contributions to Mizrachi. Mrs.
Jack Ruben. 6523 Jetferson. J. P. LOUIS FUNERAL HOME.
WA. 1-7300. SMITHEY- Dolph age 75. of Grandview. passed away June 21.
1960. Services 10:30 a. m. Thursday at the Grandview Baptist church. Interment Lee's Summit cemetery.
E. K. GEORGE SONS. SO. 1-5482.
WADE- -Dr. John age 84. of Grandview. passed away June 19. 1960.
Services 2 p. m. Thursday at the Grandview Baptist church. Masonic graveside service Belton cemetery. E.
K. GEORGE SONS. SO. 1-5482. FLORISTS Ed's Funeral Flowers Special designs, skilled artists.
eager serve you night-day. We collect at one address. delivery another; no extras. All Phones- WE. 1-1711 2547 Jackson.
Stated convocation Thursday, June 23. 7:30 P. m. Wm. E.
Thomas, H. C. Wheeler, Secy. SWOPE- Park Rebekah Lodge 655 -Regular session Thursday, 8 p. m.
Entertaining Clara Reinke, D. P. Visitors welcome. Connie. Rupe, N.
Edith Thomas. Secy. WESTPORT Commandery 68, KT. 3845 Broadway Stated conclave, Thursday, June 23, 7:30. Fraters welcome, Refreshments.
Thos. H. Sims, Jas. W. Anderson, Rec.
Actg. PERSONALS. The rates under "Personals are 90c CA agate line each day (minimum and 85c an agate line each day for three or more consecutive days without change of copy. DATE? VI. 2-4799 GOOD Timers Club, BA.
1-1879. MASSAGE Steam. HE. 2-6500. MASSAGE 4301 Main.
LO. 1-0493. LONESOME? PARTICULAR? VI. 2-4799. MASSAGE.
WE. 1-0853. MASSAGE-10-6: 309 E. 10th, GR. 1-0682.
MASSAGE-9 to 6. 3105A Main. 10. 1-7111. DRIVING Norfolk, June 25; take 2.
JA. 3-1915. RUMMAGE 10-3. 4507 Monroe. DRIVING Sacramento June 27th.
take 2. FL. 6-1992. SWEDISH massage-steam shower; lady attendant. WA.
1-6498. BUY 1st. 2nd Mortgages. John Sauro, GL. 2-4646.
HA. 1-5100. BIRTH Certificates-Be sure. Mary Bent, HA. 1-5648.
WA. 3-0464. SHADOW Human Relations Detective. People round. GR.
1-1357. RUMMAGE sale, garage, 1915 Tracy, June 25-26 8 to cheap. PILLOW case. T-towel. print bags.
Woods, 1905 Quindaro, DR. 1-9893. JUDO lesson free, any age, Midwest Judo, 39th and Walnut. WE. 1-9659.
AUTO Insurance No money down; up to 12 months to pay. VA. 1-8104. BEATS, apologies for air-cond. Espresso House.
Eighth Day, 4248 Troost. DETECTIVE AGENCY -TICE 40 WHY WORRY? BE. 1-6404. NOT responsible for debts other than my own. Forest L.
Waite, 4426 Park. ARTHRITIS. NEURITIS. RHEUMATISM. P.
J. GENOVA, MASSEUR. 1-8619. DON'T let credit problems keep you from owning a car. LO.
1-4429, WE. 1-5047. PRIVATE INVESTIGATOR. FREE CONSULTATION. JA.
3-6333. For a Daily Minute of Inspiration, Simply Dial BA. 1-9211. Day or Night. God loves you WA.
3-7070 DECORATED popcorn can empty? Get 1 filled $1.30 at 2711 W. 43rd, YE. 2-7742. NEIGHBORH bsmt. sale.
Thurs. An sizes cheap. 301 W. 81 terr. off Wornall.
NOT responsible for debts other than my own. Richard Agnew, 670 Fairlane Drive. RUMMAGE East 31st, June 24. Clean merchandise. Daughters of the Nile.
NOT responsible for debts other that mine. Paul Grimes. 4631 Minnesota, K. K. MAN- Sensitive natured of 25, desires employment.
Full particulars. Address 1155 Star. MY job is to sell new Plymouths and Valiants heaper than anyone else Call HA. 1-7500. PHOTOGRAPHERS Model- -Ethical, DIne up figure: group rates.
Open 9 10 9 LO. 1-4537 or PL. 3-2627. ALBERT Patterson- Colored; important to call BR. 6-5295 at 7 Jimmie Thompson, Garden City, Rasm.
Suits $19.88 33RD AND TROOST. WANTED Passengers flying to San. Diego. Cessna 182. June 26th.
Share first (2) to deposit $50 in advance. Mrs. Jess Bell. 1629 E. 75th terr.
L. A. -Denver- Lubbock, Tex. Drive late model new cars. 1614 TRUMAN RD.
INTERESTED. Let me solve your credit problems; a new or used car can be yours. No down payment. Walt Bolin. CH.
1-2200. ONE Day Rummage Sale- -Selling out cheap; fans. clothing. record players; miscellaneous. 3008A Gillham road.
VA. 1-3147. WANTED -New car driven from Kansas City. to Yakima or Seattle, by July 1. Will furnish gas and oil.
References. Call or write, 0. G. Jacobson, telephone Yakima, GL. 3-5402.
Attention, Teen-Agers Automobile liability Insurance available, premium payable monthly. NELSON BROS INSURANCE AGENCY BA 1-2070. ATTENTION LADIES We are in need for more mature femal members to join in on parties dance with nice gentlemen. For complete in formation call GR. 1-1155.
no obligation. PERSONAL SERVICES. UNWANTED hair permanently, safely moved: medically approved; same loca tion 19 years-latest modern equipment Helen Sexton, Waldheim VI. 2-4525 HEY, working gals, there's a new beauty shop in Gladstone. Personal service evening appointments.
manicuring. GL. 2-5245. 7113 North Cherry. SPECIAL permanent.
$5 com plete. Tory's, 3519 Troost, VA. 1-9022 DRESSMAKING- QUILTING. SEWING of All Kinds--In my home. BE, 1-8716 -6800 Treest Avenue Telephone HI, 4-2060i FUNERALS- Continued.
LODGE NOTICES- -Cont. GRIFFITH- Colonel Leslie age 59, of GATE CITY Lodge 522. 903 HarJune 21. 1960. Funeral services 11 a.
m. Thursday, June 23. 7 o'clock, 3814 E. 51st passed away rison. Stated communication Thurs.
at the chapel MAIN AT LINWOOD. Regular business. Refreshments. Interment graveside services Ft. Leav- Brethren welcome.
B. Fergerenworth National cemetery. 1 p. m. To son.
W. Fred H. Secy. peka, papers please copy. IVANHOE Lodge 446.
3201 MAIN AT MELLODY-McGILLEY-EYLAR. LINWOOD. Park Stated communication 7.30 Thursday. Brethren welWE. 1-1777.
come. John F. Renick. W. day at the chapel on the Paseo at Brush at Grandview Baptist church age 55 years.
Services 11 a. m. Satur- AnG A. M. Brethren assemble Creek blv'd.
Interment Green Lawn ceme- Thursday, June 23 at 2. HALE- Mr. Orville of 2209 Lister Frank A. Lewis. Sec' avenue, passed away June 22, 1960.
GRANDVIEW Lodge 618, A. p. tery. or at Belton cemetery at 2:45 for D. W.
NEWCOMER'S SONS. Masonic graveside services for our late LO. 1-0024. brother. John W.
Wade. James W. BosHUGHES- Miss Vera, 10121 Grandview well. W. Herbert L.
Bratton. Secy. 63 road, passed away June 21st, 1960. age at EAST GATE Social Club, 26th years. p.
m. Brush Thursday Creek and Jackson, serving Swiss Services 1 the blvd. chapel Interment on the Mt. Paseo Moriah at cemeterv. steak dinner Friday, June 24.
D. W. NEWCOMER'S SONS. Donation $1. ReservaLO.
tions. GL. 3-5185. Fern Wick1-0024. ham, Chairman.
Line, JOHNSON-Mr. K. passed away June 21. EAST GATE Chapter 136, R. A.
Per Gustav. 4452. State IN MEMORIAM. REMEMBERING always our beloved dad and husband, Judge Si Farmer, who left us nine years ago today. "Till we meet Your family, IN Loving Memory of our husband and father, Frank Mazza, who passed away 3 years ago today.
Sadly missed by wife and children. LOST. BILLFOLD- Woman's; grav vicinity Lota wana; reward. Call TEmple 1-0430. BILLFOLD Bills.
change, keys; in or near Kroger Plaza store. Liberal reward. Return cashier Kroger Plaza store. CAT Large, gray and black. white on face.
throat and paws. Reward. JE. 1-6040. DOG -Male Collie.
tan with white front and feet. scar at side and below left eye; lost Thursday vicinity Breen Hills: reward. GLadstone 3-4144. DOG German Shepherd; black Temale; blind one eye; 9-year old: vicinity 76thColonial; tags. Reward, NI 8-4838.
DOG Pomeranian, harness; no license. Thriftway-Winner ave. BA. 1-2938. after 5.
Reward. DOG Irish Setter female. $10 reward. sO. 1-0703.
DOG- -Male toy rat terrier, black and white. Answers to name "Zipper." HE. 2-0694. GLASSES- Tri-focal rimless. gold temples.
Reward. LO. 1-6224. KEYS-(5). 2, Washington.
D. license number. HE. 2-6449. KEYS Car; vicinty Katz.
North Kansas City: important. GL. 3-3090. WATCH pink gold, Scimeca's parking lot. Reward.
WA. 4-4983. WRISTWATCH- Ladies'. white gold. Hamilton.
Blue Ridge Mall. CL. 2-1761. FOUND. DOG co*cker: black.
female. Call LO. 1-3011; evenings. FLeming 3-5466. WEDDING Ring Man's, Loew's theater.
Monday; owner identify. claim same. pay for ad. FL. 3-4609.
LODGE NOTICES. SHEFFIELD Lodge 625. and A. 1127 Belmont. Stated communication Thursday, June 23, 7:30 m.
Regular or. der of business. Visitors welcome. Wayne C. Roberts.
W. A. E. Mc. Danel Secy.
SWOPE PARK Lodge 617. A. and A. 2704 Linwood. Special communication June 23.
m. First degree. Stated, 7:30. Visiting brethren welcome. Harry B.
Sherman, W. Verne, Hosic, Secy. DANCING-RECREATION. FOREST BALLROOM 3107 Forest. VA.
1-9051. DANCE EVERY SUN. Dance Class Mon. Nite LA FIESTA 41ST AND MAIN DANCE EVERY SUN. Business Personals LAWNMOWERS Sharpened.
sei repaired free pickups, delivery. WA. 3-8378. INSURED. Tree trimming.
States topping Tree removing, spraying All Service. 1-2551. Basem*nt Waterproofing Merit Concrete Co. WA. 4-4523, TREE pruning remoying.
spraying: sured. American Tree Service. 4-0903. TREE trimming topping removing; rea sonable: power equipment: insured. CH.
1-1019. DITCHING excavating. dirt sodding He tanks sewers installed. WA. 3-7927.
Gray's Black Dirt. FL. 6-1983 LAWN Care Sodding. seeding. fertilizing, trimming.
DE. 3-9122, DE. 3-3370. SOT -Lawns sodded. delivered; light grad ing.
prompt service. SH. 1-3179. SODDING Yards repaired. New or old homes Reasonable.
GR. 1-4995. TURGESON 'S Soil- Nurserv approved tot soil: grading. fill. HI.
4-6811. BLACK Dirt and Fill -Basem*nts dug: clearing tilling CL. 4 4638. LAWNS Mowed- Yard work. Jerry.
AL 4-7146, Doyle. HI. 4-4339 SLACK FIT Dirt- vard leveling. dirt removed HI. 4-3263 BAsem*nT- Dozer work.
Black till dirt CL. 2-1533, CH. 1-6055. PAINTING Interior. exterior.
Reasonable arrangement. HU. 3-0216. LAWN Care CH. Mowing 1-5164.
tree trimming light hauling. BLUEGRASS Sod -Delivered and sold in field. FL. 6-2744. FILL dirt, 3-0227 delivered dally except Sunday.
FL CONTRACTING, BUILDING, HOME IMPROVEMENT. SHEET rock, taping. repairing and ing. HU 3-7519. hang (This classification continued on next.
