Columbia Daily Tribune from Columbia, Missouri (2024)

1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 PAGE 2-The Columbia Daily Tribune, Columbia, Tuesday, September 5, 1972 The Tribune Record Page NEW FRANKLIN--Claud W. Hunt. 57, Franklin, died early today as the result of a two-car collison on Highway 5, south of Route Howard County. The highway patrol said that Hunt's car ran off the road, back onto the highway and into the path of a car driven by Henry D. Lusby, 44, of Fayette, who was taken to Keller Memorial Hospital.

Funeral services will be at 2 p.m. Thursday at the Markland Funeral Home Chapel. Graveside services will be at the Mt. Pleasant Cemetery near Clarksburg by the Howard County Memorial Post 4616 of the VFW. Surviving are his widow, Helen Hunt, of the home; two sons, Gary Hunt, New Franklin, and Dennis Hunt, of the home; two daughters, Beverly Hunt and Karla Hunt, both of the home; five sisters, Miss Ruby Bushnell, Sedalia, Mrs.

Bertha Klein, Boonville, Mrs. Flora ra Beaty, Sedalia, Mrs. Nora Blankenship, Phoenix. and Mrs. Dessie Maclin, Warrensburg; two brothers, Joe Hunt.

Sedalia, and Ray Hunt, rural New Franklin; and two grandchildren. Two brothers preceded him in death. Mr. Hunt was born Dec. 2, 1914, at Sweet Springs, the son of Harris Wesley Hunt and Anceline Burnside Hunt.

He married Helen Spry March 30, 1945. He had lived most of his life in the Franklin community. He was a painter and a veteran of World War II, having served in the United States Air Force. He was a member of the Syracuse Baptist Church and of the American Legion Thoma Tuttle Post and the Howard County Memorial Post of the VFW. He wass also a member of Local 1185 in Columbia.

HERBERT M. PENICK Area deaths CLAUD W. HUNT HUBERT COWANS FAYETTE -Hubert James Cowans, 59, Fayette, died at 5:30 p.m. Wednesday at Keller Memorial Hospital in Fayette. Funeral services were to be conducted at 2 p.m.

today at the Ralph A. Carr Funeral Home by the Rev. Reuben Paige. Burial was to be in the Mt. Zion Cemetery.

Surviving are his mother, Joella Cowans; a brother, Homer Cowans; and an uncle, Charlie Cowans, all of Fayette, and another brother, Arliss Cowans, of Ft. Lewis, Wash. Mr. Cowans was born Feb. 26, 1913, the son of Barnie Cowans and Joella Williams Cowans.

He was a lifelong Fayette resident and he was never married. He was employed by the Gaslight Inn in Fayette for a number of years. AUBY KIRBY FAYETTE-Auby Kirby 83, rural Armstrong, died at 9 a.m. Sunday at the Phillips Nursing Home in Fayette. Funeral services will be conducted at 10:30 a.m.

Wednesday at the Ralph A. Carr Funeral Home in Fayette by the Rev. Dallas Bundy, pastor of the Armstrong Baptist Church. Burial will be in the Wesley Chapel Cemetery. Visitation will be from 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m.

today at the funeral home. A Masonic Service will be conducted at 8 p.m. today at the funeral home by the Armstrong Masonic Lodge. Surviving are a brother, Elrno Kirby; a niece, Mrs. Virgil Blansett; and a great-niece, Miss Vlema Blansett, all of Armstrong.

He was preceded in death by a twin brother, Alva Kirby, and another brother, Birch Kirby. Mr. Kirby was born Sept. 12, 1883, the son of A.J. and Polly Payne Kirby.

He was a lifelong resident of Howard County and a member of the Armstrong Baptist Church. Births Mr. and Mrs. Frank Zoeller, Boonville, are the parents of a 6-pound, Sounce girl born at 4:43 a.m. Monday at Boone County Hospital, Mr.

and Mrs. David Bruce Kent, 3312 Isherwood are the parents of a 6-pound, 7- ounce girl born at 4:43 a.m. Monday at Boone County Hospital. Mr. and Mrs.

Tommy McCray, 136 Rainbow Village, are the parents of a 7-pound, 1-ounce girl born at 2:45 p.m. Monday at Boone County Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Sammy Martin, Boonville, are the parents of a 6-pound, 9-ounce boy born at 3:21 p.m.

Sunday at Boone County Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Noyes, Boonville, are the parents of a 7-pound, 10-ounce boy born at 12:32 p.m. Saturday at Boone County Hospital, Mr.

and Mrs. Robert C. Smith, Hartsburg, are the parents of a 7-pound, 8-ounce boy born at 9:05 p.m. Saturday at Boone County Hospital. Mr.

and Mrs. Thomas Adkisson, Centralia, are the parents of a 6-pound, 8-ounce girl born at 6:15 a.m. Sunday at the University Medical Center. Mr. and Mrs.

Frank Miller, 1704 Garden Drive, are the parents of an 8-pound, 3-ounce girl born at 8:56 a.m. Saturday at the University Medical Center. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Alder, 2415 White Gate Drive, are the parents of a 7-pound, 15-ounce girl born at 1:10 a.m.

Saturday at the University Medical Center. Mr. and Mrs. Orville Calvert, Route 7, are the parents of a 6-pound, girl born at 6:50 a.m. Saturday at the University Medical Center.

Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Walther, Boonville, are the parents of an 8-pound, 5-ounce boy born Monday at Cooper County Hospital, Boonville. Police reports Charles Clifford Holt, 25, Independence, was summoned yesterday at Business Loop 70 and Business 63 on suspicion of possession of marijauna, misdemeanor quantity. William Kilgore Zimmerman, 21, of 106 Pershing Road, was summoned today at Broadway and Tenth Street on suspicion of driving while intoxicated.

Billups, Fayette; Joe A. Burks, Harrisburg; Joseph Chapman, 2512 Eastwood Drive: William J. Daily, 18 Rainbow Village; Miss Janet Sue Hanna, Route Mrs. Rosenna McReynolds, Clark; Miss Ginger Morris, Route Ricky Nichols, 3204 Northland Drive; Matthew Patrick, 2617 Spruce Drive; Hugh E. Stephenson, 1508 Wilson Theodore Tokheim, Route 10; Miss Karri Turner, 807 Jewell William Bentley, 212 N.

Fifth Robert Via, 606 Texas Harry J. Wulff, 605 Rockhill Road; Arthur Wyatt, Route Mrs. Nina B. Carter, Centralia. University Medical Center: Among the 18 patients admitted Sunday, the following were from the area: Mrs.

Mary Gotshall, 1417 Doris Drive; Mrs. Nancy Swanson, 302 N. Ninth Mrs. Judy Adkisson, Centralia. Among the 21 patients discharged Sunday, the following were from the area: Miss Cynthia Higgens, 1511 Bouchelle; Mrs.

Barbara Watson and son, 36 Stonegate Trailer Court. Among the 14 patients admitted Saturday, the following were from the area: David Ball, 149 Crossroads Trailer Court; James Jackson, 603 N. Ann Miss Peggy Hague, Hallsville; Mrs. Judy Calvert, Route Mrs. Marilyn Alder, 2415 Whitegate; Mrs.

Patricia Miller, 1704 B. Garden Drive. Among the 28 patients discharged Satuday, the following were from the area: John Holzhauser, Ashland; Mrs. Velora Bennett, 322 N. First Mrs.

Phyllis Smith, Route 7. Keller Memorial Hospital: Admitted Monday: Cordell Broadus, Fayette; Richard Pycke, Gilliam; Tom Tyre, Columbia; Raymond Maupin Franklin; Mrs. Ora Belle Wilkerson, Fayette; Charles Skiles, Armstrong. Discharged Monday: Mrs. Patsy Raines, Fayette; Mrs.

Ida Taylor, Boonville; Mrs. Grace Hickam, Fayette; Garland Herrin, Franklin; Mrs. Flossie Burnam, Fayette; Mrs. Annie Brown, Fayette; Charles Burnett, New Franklin: Mrs. Elizabeth Friedrich, Fayette; Samuel Rhoads, Fayette; George Hammons, Glasgow; Romie Boggs, New Franklin.

Admitted Sunday: Erwin Glosemeyer, Glasgow; Mrs. Patsy Raines, Fayette; William Robb, Franklin; Mrs. Tennie Crawford, Boonville; Mrs. Anna Terrell, New Franklin; John May Armstrong; Mrs. Nora Chipley, New Franklin.

Discharged Sunday: Mrs. Paulene Thrower, Glasgow; Don Kaneer, Glasgow; Steven Autrey, Fayette; Mrs. Mary Peacher, Fayette; Mrs. Virginia Sanders, Glasgow; Miss Edna Cherrington, Armstrong; Mrs. Velda Craig, Franklin; Scott Kammerich, Pilot Grove; Mrs.

Edna Crump, Fayette. Cooper County Hospital Weekend dismissals: Mrs. Laura Durnolt and Lando Gerding, New Franklin; Daryl Jones and Robert Oswald Blackwater; John Stoeckleain, Pilot Grove; Bernard Thomas, Bunceton; Fred Marstin and Mrs. Nellie Runkle, Boonville. Admitted Monday: William Rybak, Pilot Grove: Mrs.

Julia Beyer, Hutchison, Mrs. Ernest Walther, Boonville. Dismissed Monday: Mrs. Gillie Diehl, Boonville. Hospitals Weather record Sun rises tomorrow 6:42 a.m., sets 7:33 p.m.

Temperature in Columbia this date since 1890 Highest 103 in 1899; lowest 44 in 1891 One year ago today: Highest 88, Lowest 69 PRECIPITATION This month to date .96 Normal this month to date .70 Same month last year to date .79 This year to date 19.62 Normal 26.43 Last year to date 18.42 RIVER STAGES Kansas City 9.2 up 0.1 Boonville 10.9 up 0.2 Jefferson City 16.4 no change Lake of Lake of the Ozark: 655.7, 4.3 feet below full reservoir; no change Municipal Court In Municipal Court action Wednesday August 30: Fined for careless and imprudent driving were Mark E. Kretzschmar, 2709 Highland Drive, $30; Thomas H. Schmidt, 160A Smith Hall. $40; Michael D. Holly, 427 Doris Drive, $45; Paul W.

Engemann, 140 Northland Acres Trailer Court, $25; Arthur Mohler, Jefferson City, $25. Fined for speeding were Brian Lutterbie, 2401 Bear Creek, $10; Robert Daugherty, Route 1, $33; Florence Vanwagner, 1024 Crestland, Kenneth Helming, Jefferson City, $7. Fined for stop sign violations were Joanna Patterson, 198 Sharon, $10; Choli Milindovanij, 113 Pacquin, $25; Wayne Anderson, 1017 Prospect, $10. Also fined were Joseph G. Wessler, St.

Charles, $25, for failure to yield; Shirley A. Hicks, 304 Sexton Road, $10, for stop light violation. Grain market CHICAGO (AP) Soybean, wheat and corn futures prices were strong in early dealings on the Chicago Board of Trade today. On the opening, wheat was 1 2 cents a bushel higher, September 1.93%; corn was to higher, September 1.35½; oats were lower to higher, September cents and soybeans were to higher, September 3.47¼. Stockyards NATIONAL STOCKYARDS, Ill.

(AP) Estimated receipts for Wednesday: 5,000 hogs, cattle and 300 sheep. Hogs butchers 50-75 lower. Sows 50-75 lower; 160 head sorted No. butchers 210-220 lbs 29.75. US 1-2 210-240 lbs 29.25-29.50; 1-3 200- 250 lbs 28.75-29.25.

US 1-3 300-350 lb sows 26.75- 27.25; 300-400 lbs 26.00-26.75; 400-600 lbs 25.75- 26.00. Boars 23.25-23.50. Cattle fairly active, slaughter steers strong to 50 higher; slaughter heifers higher; cows higher; bulls steady. Slaughter steers: high choice and prime 1100- 1250 lb yield grade 3-4 35.50-36.00, couple loads 1175 lbs 36.25, choice 900-1300 lbs yield grade 2-4 34.25-25.50. Mixed good and choice 33.00-34.25.

Slaughter heifers: high choice and prime 900- 975 lbs yield grade 3-4 34.00-34.50, choice 800-100 lbs yield grade 24 33.25-34.00, mixed good and choice 32.50-33.25. Cows: utility and commercial 24.00-26.00 few 26.50, cutter 23.50-25.00, canner 21.00-23.50. Vealers: choice 46.00-48.00. Sheep 500; slaughter lambs and ewes steady; choice and prime spring slaughter lambs 90-110 lbs 28.50-29.50; package 101 lbs 29.50; choice 27.00-28.00; utility to choice slaughter ewes 5.00- 7.00. Wall Street NEW YORK (AP) Prices were narrowly higher in the stock market today, as trading continued at the slow pace of last week.

At noon the Dow Jones average of 30 industrials was up .98 to 971.03 after being abead more than 3 points. Advancing issues had a slender lead over declining stocks on the New York Stock Exchange. "Specialty stocks are getting a ride," said Charles M. Lewis of Treves Co. He added that he expected "the summer rally" to "go into an Indian summer rally." The Big Board's most-active issue was International Nickel, up to after the company had raised nickel prices 15 per cent.

At noon the New York Stock Exchange index of more than 1,400 common stocks was off .04 to 61.30. The price-change index at the American Stock Exchange was unchanged at 26.67, Always the New Adult Discount Feature Shows movies length Weekly 2 Finest in color Special Couples-Students 443-4019 109 N. 5th. Columbia Daily 10 A.M.-12 P.M. Sun.

2 P.M.-10 P.M. 18 yrs. over BOOKS-NOVELTIES HEALTH AIDS-8MM FILM PEEP SHOW 442-6622 4 DU MOCKEY FIELDS OLYMPIC VILLAGE HOSTAGES HELD HERE INDOOR SPORTS MALL OLYMPIC STADIUM SWIMMING STADIUM MAP DEPICTS the Munich Olympic Village where Arab terrorists are holding Israeli hostages. See related story on Page 1. (Wirephoto) BOONVILLE -Herbert Milton Penick, 67, died of a heart attack late yesterday at his Boonville home.

Services will be conducted 2 p.m. tomorrow at Nelson Memorial Methodist Church by the Rev. Charles Burner. Burial will be in Walnut Grove Cemetery. Friends may call until noon tomorrow at Thacher Funeral Home and then at the church.

Survivors include his wife, Eleanor, and a son, Alan, of the home; a brother, Harry Penick, Hannibal; and two sisters, Dorothy Penick and Mrs. Vharles Dick of Louisiana, Mo. A son and a daughter preceded him in death. Mr. Penick was born at Brunswick on March 21, 1905, to Harry and Addie Fishbeck Penick.

He married Eleanor Owen on Aug. 9, 1930. He was a graduate of Central Methodist College and earned a master's degree from the University of Missouri. He came to Boonville as a teacher at Kemper School. He served in the Marine Corps and was discharged as a major.

He was in the insurance business for 30 years, earned the top award of his company and served on its President's Council. He taught the men's Bible class at Nelson Memorial Church and served as a member of the Board of Education. He was a member of the Kiwanis and the American Legion. MRS. JOE MARTIN Mrs.

Joe A. Martin, 65, Rocky Mount, a former resident of Route 4, died at Boone County Hospital at 6:45 a.m. today after an illness of several weeks. Funeral services will be conducted at 2 p.m. Church by Elders Haskel Wilbur Thursday at the Union Primitive, Baptist Harper.

Burial will be in Memorial Park Cemetery. Pallbearers will be nephews of the deceased. Friends may call at Memorial Funeral Home until time for the body to be moved to the church for services, Surviving are her husband, Joe A. Martin, of Rocky Mount; two daughters, Mrs. Donald Fenton, Route 10, and Mrs.

Joe Crowson, 709 Highway 63 North; a son, Bill J. Martin, Route 4: four sisters, Mrs. Stanley Welbern, Rocheport; Mrs. Hugh Jones, Route 4, Mrs. Lindell Pace, Rocheport, and Mrs.

Earl Richardson. Jefferson City; four brothers, Paul B. Crane, Route 2, John W. Crane, Route 5, and Marion Crane and Hartley Crane, both of Route 11 grandchildren, a great-grandchild and several nieces and nephews. Mrs.

Martin was born July 31, 1907, in Boone County, the daughter of Walter T. and Eva Martin Crane. She married Joseph A. Martin on March 18, 1926. Mrs.

Martin spent all her life in Boone County until two years ago when she and her husband moved to Rocky Mount. She was an active member of the Union Primitive Baptist Church. MURRAY DAVIS FAYETTE- Murray Hendrix Davis, 92, a former Fayette resident, died at his home in Houston, Thursday morning. He had lived. in Houston a number of years and had been active in business and civic affairs and the Methodist Church in both Fayette and Houston.

Memorial services were conducted Saturday at the St. Paul Methodist Church in Houston. The body was returned to the Ralph A. Carr Funeral Home in Fayette and graveside services were to be conducted at 10 a.m. today at the Fayette City Cernetery by the Rev.

Harold Dodd, pastor of the Linn Memorial Methodist Church. Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Nelle McCarty Davis; a daughter, Mrs. H.H. Fouke; a son, Murray H.

Davis all of Houston; and 7 grandchildren and 16 great-grandchildren. Mr. Davis was born in Fayette on Nov. 25, 1879, the son of Mr. and Mrs.

Arthur F. Davis. He was a past worshipful master of the Fayette Masonic Lodge and a past commander of the Fayette Commandery, Buildings damaged recently by vandals ARMSTRONG--The rope on the flag pole at the Post Office was destroyed and there was considerable vandalism in the main part of town last Thursday night. Ellinger to attend legislative session Rory Ellinger, Democratic candidate for District 111 state representative, has been invited by several state legislators to attend a special session of the legislature which convenes today. The session, called by Gov.

Warren E. creased appropriations core the University of Hearnes, is primarily concerned with inMissouri, an issue that Ellinger has emphasized in his campaign. Ellinger said he hoped to talk with several legislators about increasing funds for the Columbia campus. He said he had spoken with "key university personnel," including University President C. Brice Ratchford and his special assistant Stirling Kyd, and that his work in Jefferson City was secondary to theirs.

"I am not the university lobbyist and I don't want to give that impression," Ellinger said, "but several members of the legislature who are friends of mine are interested in the views of the potential state representative from the city where the main campus of the university is located." In addition to university funding, Ellinger said he would discuss the need for the state to appropriate money to pay for the public defender system which passed recently. Bryant pleads 'not guilty' to 4 felonies Ronald Dean "Tiny" Bryant, 28, Hallsville, pleaded not guilty to four felony charges in Boone County Circuit Court this morning. A trial date is to be set soon. Bryant was bound over to Circuit Court Aug. 24 at the conclusion of a day-long series of preliminary hearings on the charges, three for burglary and stealing and one for stealing.

The state's chief witness was Billy Joe Wyatte, a self- confessed accomplice who told the court he had participated with Bryant in all four incidents. The directory was torn out of its folder from the telephone office building and thrown on top of the Bagby Drug Store; the window of the telephone booth was broken and a piece of the receiver taken out; the wooden sign in front of the Markland Antique Shop was torn in half and thrown on top of the drug store; and a padlock on a door leading to an upstairs storage room in the Antique shop was broken. "It's really terrible that such a thing could happen in a small town like this," said Mrs. Robert Bagby, the wife of the owner of the Bagby Drug Store. Deputy Roy Werner, of the Howard County Sheriff's office, who is working on the case, was unavailable for comment.

But Sheriff Archie Walker said the culprits "could have been any of 50 kids." Walker said only the destruction of the flag pole rope had been reported and that he did not know of the other damage. Shooting brings 20-year sentence Dennis Johnson, 23, Wichita, was sentenced to 20 years in the Missouri penitentiary this morning for a felonious assault on his girlfriend last April. Johnson was charged with assault with intent to kill after his traveling companion, Miss Michelle Jiggetts, was found on a secluded country road near Rocheport April 18. Doctors later removed two bullets, one from her chest and another from her arm. Circuit Judge Frank Conley admonished Johnson this morning that crimes involving firearms were among those prompting increased social concern.

As Conley sentenced Johnson, Bailiff Eddie Goodwin stepped forward and snapped handcuffs on the young man's wrists. Johnson requested a trial and waived his right to a jury earlier this summer. On July 5, Conley found him guilty of the capital offense at the conclusion of a brief trial in which Miss Jiggetts testified that Johnson had shot her and dumped her from his car. Johnson would not allow his attorney, David Bear III, to crossexamine any of the state's witnesses, or to present any defense. Johnson was allowed credit for the 141 days he has been confined in Boone County Jail since his arrest.

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