Obituaries and Local Notices From New Market Ledger
Died at home in New Market on June 1, 47 year old Knox funeral at T O F hall led by Rev Robb. Interment in Memory cemetery. Jessie Alumbaugh formerly Jessie Walker dies in Shenandoah at age unknown. remains moved to New Market. Alberta Brackney named superintendent leaves for Warrensburg with her mother. Various local visits, travels, and a bicycle accident injuring Ruth Lunsford’s arm noted along with multiple social mentions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lol. Knox
New Market
Order
W. E. F. Robb
Dro
D. FH. McAlpin
Boone
Town
Tev
Fields
Silver City
Jessie Alumbaugh
Jessie Walker
Shenandoah
Mr. Hower
Alberta Brackney
Warrensburg
Mix
Mo Prackner
Frank Barton
Caynor Mo
al TR. Williams
Dallas
Suffrage Vote Passes 38 to 1 for Women
Local notes report a 38 to 1 suffrage vote in favor of women. The city market was purchased Monday by William Butcher. A Friday league game between New Market and Clearfield was a hammer and record breaker with strong play. Various residents and visitors are listed leaving and arriving in Tingley, Creston, Indianola, and other towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meai
William Butcher
New Market
Clearfield
Death of Uncle Zed Beamer Mentioned in Connected Obituary
The notice notes the death of Zed Beamer at a family gathering, mentioning relatives and the passing as a somber event connected to the deceased uncle. Nearby details describe customary memorials and familial acknowledgments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zed Beamer
Third Quarter Meeting at First Methodist with calls to service
Dr. Jay Kirkendall district superintendent will lead the third quarter meeting next Sunday with 11:00 preaching and a special consecration service for youth called to special work. Fourteen church members are on the honor roll serving as ministers, missionaries and church workers worldwide. Sunday school at 9:45 Epworth League at 7:00 and evening service at 8:00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay Kirkendall
Board of Education
Epworth League
J. W. Goodsell
Sunday church services and events advertised for members
Sunday featured a morning sermon by Brother Will Goudie and a large Children’s Day program. The church promotes Every Member Canvass week with a Mags meeting Wednesday evening and personal visitation next Sunday for the church Budget. Scheduled: Sunday school 9:30, worship 10:45, youth program at 7, evening service 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Goudie
Committee B. Y. P. U
Cattle and Hogs Market Roundup From National Live Stock Co
Packers processed 2600 hogs direct today as the market held steady from yesterday. Top hogs reached 9.66 with bulk 160 pounders at 9.10 to 9.46, while lighter hogs and pigs traded between 8.60 and 11.50. Beef cattle showed mixed moves with prime to choice steers up 10 to 16 cents and butchers lifting. lambs and ewes posted varied gains and losses across classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tennessee
National Live Stock Com. Co
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Moody Stock
Fair Store
Fair
Moody
Bedford Auto Co
Thompson’s
Nellie Glassgaw
Waxel
A. R. Williams
Mlapence Treaks
Crosby
Brooks
Ino
Marjorie Startman
Savannah
Elsie Husled
Iowa
Gerling
T. L. Baird
Tarkio
Tarkio College
John
James Crew
Linn
Keokuk
R. C. Smith
Mt. Ayr
Mabel Fett
Indianola
Lee Spurrier
Freda Ferrin
the Leon High School
Mary Greenlee
Bedford
Fred Clute
Howard Anderson
Galesburg
Wil Derlington
Breckenridge
Minn
William Long
Miss Vira
John Beamer
Des Moines
The
Electric House
Barmon
Buffalo
America
Quaker Lace Mills
Philadelphia
Daylight
First Methodist Episcopal
First Baptist
Burlington
Yellowstone
Buffalo Bill
Park
Glacier Park
Rocky Mountain
Estes Park
Colorado
National Park Line
F. A. Yarger
Tennessee Lambs
Frank Wisdom
Bedford National Bank
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