Hopkins News Roundup of Church Events and Community Happenings
The Modern Woodmen services in the grove drew a large crowd last Sabbath with Rev Wade delivering the address. Children’s Day programs are planned across churches next Sunday, and a strong turnout is expected. D. M. Woodfill returned from the Methodist General Conference with a full report. Allen Long remains critically ill while Lovia Woodfill plans to reside in the town, and Miss Lola Bell stayed sick briefly. Efforts to light the town and secure perlocation for buildings continue, with nurse need noted. Decoration Day drew many from miles away. Rev Walton spoke at the Christian Arch and a choir from city churches performed. Mildred Wolfers and others returning from school. Manxell Auto Company showcased vehicles in Hopkins. Presbyterian men organized a new brotherhood, with E. C. Donlin elected president. Grandma Harach, 104, is poorly cared for at her daughter’s home. A farewell to Rev Henry Baker marked the Christian church’s closing event as he pursues further studies.
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Hoaden
Oak Hill
Wade
Christian Church
Childen
Gilad Church
D. M. Woodfill
General Conference
The
Methodist Church
Uar
Allen Long
Lovia Woodfill
Indiana
Farmers & Merchants Ink
Lola Bell
Hopkins
Walton
Ian Church
Mildred Wolfers
Dee Jackson
Della Noah
Manxell Auto Company
H, H
Arch Mc Masters
Presbyterian
E. C. Donlin
Ladies’ Aid Society
Grandma Harach
Clyde Miller
Miller
Mattie Miller
California
Presbyterian Church
Hutcheson
Clearfield
Mabel Pearl Allen
Iowa
C. A. Allen
Beulah
Des Moines
Harry
Tyre
Kans
Heavenly Father
North Taylor Review
Uncle John Whitten Returns From Visit
Blockton News reports Uncle John Whitten returned Saturday from a visit with his son John near Maryville. Mrs Sherman Fredrick came from St Joseph to spent Decoration Day and visit relatives. His daughter and husband Mr and Mrs Nicholson came down between trains and returned in No 2 spending time at the cemetery where her mother is buried.
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John Whitten
John
Maryville
Sherman Fredrick
St. Joseph
Pe&b
Fire gut burns McCartney's harness shop and neighboring stores
Fire roared through McCartney's harness shop early Monday, destroying the building and spreading to O'Neal's feed store and Wolf's grocery. The town observed Decoration Day activities despite the blaze, with church services and speeches. A long obituary notes Mrs. Louisa Ellen Dean's family, decades in Iowa and Washington, and funeral details were given.
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Walter Starks
Denver
Mr. Sols
Hate
Christian Church
McCartney
O'Neal
Wolf's
Mr. Wear Sr
Troy Mills
Fredrick
Mr. Smith
Mr.Cobb
Hedford
C. EB. Hatton
Conway and
Platteville
Mr. Hatton
Conway
Mrs. Hatton
Rev. Smith
The
Mr. Ware, Jr
Wm. Sharp
Republican Delegates and Committeemen Across Nodaway
A long roster lists Republican committeemen and delegates by township, detailing names for counties including Athelstan Belford Bedford Clayton Clearfield Conway Blockton Gayla Grove Grant Jackson Holt Nodaway Mason New Market North Dallas Pote Platte Ross Sharps Washington and others. The county also notes graduation exercises for Nodaway Township rural district No. 1 with a program and a death notice for Mrs. Clyde Miller and obituary for Mabel Pearl Allen.
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Athelstan
P. O. Townsend
W. QO. Markee
J. E. Freemeyer
David Woods
Belford
1St Ward
R. V. Lucan
R. W. Thompson
C. V. Dinges
J. W. Walker
Caleb Gordon
John Graff
Fred Clare
Bedford 2Nd Ward
W. F. Evans
Frank Dunning
A. J. Sowers
Frank Butler
Walter Houck
George Dugan
J. S. Boyd
J. B. Niles
H. Ash
Ches, Johnston
Bedford
Hal Reynolds
W. T. Brauner
C. B. Beall
G. Ff. Manker
J. M. Little
H. P. Long
John Tracey
Bedford Twp
W. J. Nevins
L. T. McCaun
Benton
W. M. Parrish
Frank Herriott
J. N. Wetherly
A. B. Wakeman
O. M. Healy
Clayton
Ben Long
C. B. Wysong
S. L. Winingar
A. T. Allen
Sam Holland
V. Loy
New Market
L. AV. Corbin
T. R. Loman
J. 3. Noble
J. M. Hipsley
Norval Reever
Jacob Mankle
Joe Marnell
J. W. Denny
W.G. Stephenson
North Dallas
R. Vickery
F. L. Marsh Tied
Chas
Combs
van Pelt
W. S. Weaver
Pole
A. G. Oxley
Frank Hamilton
M. J. Sheeley
J. F. Blagrave
Geo. Teumbo
R. G. Shepherd
Platte
T. W. Bennet
Hugh Humphrey
T. W. Bennett
L. B. Wilson
Roy Nelson
Sharps
I. E. Richey
B. D. Bageatt
E. EK. Brown
W. P. Beckett
Geo. Brand
John Lehwertley
Washington
G. L. Brookman
R. Akers
C. E. Ledgerwood
S.B. Smith
D. A. Kyaar
R.E
Nodaway Township
Lelia Jackson
Piaro Solo
Eula Hicks
Ralph Andre
Shilaren Cry FOR FLETCHER'S GASTORIA
Mee Wilking Meyers of Chicago will teach mandolin and guitar this summer in a private class with her parents hosting. Instrument rental available at any price, inquiries to Cutler Wilking or Mrs Meyers at 2571 Fullerton Ave Chicago. Classes begin around Monday June 24.
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Mee Wilking Meyers
Chicago
Wm. Wilkins
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