</s>ST. JOUIS CONTINUATION REPORT TAGE NO. 63-261 COMPLAIN NO. TACELIN NO. curtain began building away from the officer to keep from being land- cured in the officer then forced the subject, to keep them from being against the will and handcrafted the subject at which time the subject is the subject of the subject face truck the wall causing injury to co-lower Lip. of the arrested subjects were conveyed to City Hospital Vannheim they were treated by Dr. Goldman who pronounced James B. Vannheimer, the lower-1, treated by Mr. Goldman, who promoted James E. Lacossession of the lower 1, treated and relased, and Jimmy D. VanHorn. was given as a diagnosis of No apparent injury. was given a laceration of the apparent hand. Above Wested subjects were then conveyed to the District Station. Vannifera, who was also advised to the district station. MPD 200-19 James B VanHorne was again advised to his right per signed Walter MPD Form 200-18. James B vanHorn, was then convicted of his rights per of the above incident. of his right right and his brother the Jimmy teven for a family and after driving there, there and he was then questioned and then a family argument. Vannihorn stated that he and his other two subjects and two. The family argument, VanHorm stated that they had stated they and he did get boisterous and then two. Vannitha stated his wife Tina entered the tavern and the other two subjected and another man in the bar, who had no identification. Vanhorne continued to fused and another wife with the late identifcation. Vanihorn continued by and another woman in the bat, late identitifcation, as a victim Clarence Haynes, began arguing with him in which they did not go into a fight. Vanhall and shooting in which time they got got out of the tavern. Haynheim and then asked to know that they were the money taken from the cash register and stated to know no money taken during the fight. Porn 200-00-18, D. Vannheim said to him again advised on his rights Per MPD Porn, Jimmy D. VaHorn was as an agent of his right and signed Wal Varnheim. MPD 2001-18; When he was asked to be aware of his above incident Jimmy Vanhorn, stated he and stated his brother James Vanhorm was as of his left and signed Went to the stamped him and his brothers James VanHarn and Bugene went to began surprising them, and then stated that another man and in the Bar Vaughn went to began VanHorn stated at another man, in the BAR Vaughn (Haynes) also of the following them at vanHorm was also being fighting with Haynes. Vannhorn stated to him at the same time as they questioned relating the money. out of the Tavern and then and refused to make any statement concerning the money-

Summary:  
The document contains a mix of financial records, mortgage-related data, and an investigation report. It includes entries for Ideal Draft Beer Coolers (models DDBR-24 and DDB-24) with pricing details, totaling $59.00 for the cooler and additional charges such as $69.00 for creditor's price performance, $29.00 for mortgage-related fees, and $39.00 for repair costs. A mortgage form references a property leased to "Grapevine Tavern" at 1982 Arsenal Street, St. Louis, Missouri, under the name of Sharon Stockmann. The lease was signed by John RRAY (possibly a misspelling of John Ray) and Carol Pepper, with payments made via check and cash. An investigation conducted by SA Patrick W. Bradley on April 26–29, 1968, details inquiries into John Larry Ray’s connection to the tavern lease, including statements from Union Electric Company and Joseph Schultz Brewing Company regarding payment methods and property ownership.  

Key People:  
- Carol A. Pepper (involved in property leasing and payments)  
- Herman Schaffer (Beer Sales Manager at Joseph Schultz Brewing Company)  
- John RRAY/John Ray (individual associated with the tavern lease, possibly a misspelling)  
- Frank J. Lesyna (President of Miller-Scherer Realty and Insurance Company)  
- Sharon Stockmann (leaseholder for the Grapevine Tavern)  

Key Locations:  
- 1982 Arsenal Street, St. Louis, Missouri (Grapevine Tavern location)  
- California Street, St. Louis, Missouri (Miller-Scherer Realty and Insurance Company address)  
- St. Louis, Missouri (general location for investigation and business operations)  

Key Events:  
- Investigation into John Larry Ray’s lease agreement for the Grapevine Tavern by SA Patrick W. Bradley (April 26–29, 1968).  
- Financial transactions related to a mortgage and property lease, including payments made via check and cash.  
- Statements from Union Electric Company and Joseph Schultz Brewing Company regarding service records and payment methods.  

Key Organizations:  
- Union Electric Company (provided utility services)  
- Joseph Schultz Brewing Company (involved in beer sales and tavern operations)  
- Miller-Scherer Realty and Insurance Company (lease management for the Grapevine Tavern)

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