Embroidery Club Hosts Twin-Sister Visit and Social
Miss Clair Burton entertained the Embroidery Club and friends in honor of twin-sister Mrs Lucifer ton of Kellogg Iowa on a veranda decked with plants and swings. Guests included Mrs Lucil urton Mrs Cora Chestain Norman Okla and others.
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Miss Clairborn
Anner
Luciferton
Kellogg
Miss Clair
Drake Uiversity
Miss. Flounter
Howard-Payne Dolge
Artie
Ing
Helen Burton
Irene Duncan
Hermane Collum
Helen
Lucilurton
Cora Chestain
Norman
Okla
Ardy McCollum
Linus
Tessie Barttt
Kane
Ill
Embroidery Club
Mesdames
Lorene Shaley
Lela Neet
Iva Arnett
Flossie Carter
Arne Jenkins
Hermiadams
Floymore
Martha Penn
Ben Burton
Expression or Suppression on the Road and Faith
The narrator describes dreary rural towns with closed shops and dark streets. He recalls Sunday church services urging youths to forsake worldly amusements and follow a strict path, criticizing the era's indulgence and stressing suppression over expression.
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Seard
Rhoda Abbey Seaman Obituary From Sullivan County Missouri
Rhoda Abbey Seaman daughter of Mr and Mrs T J Seaman born July 5 1883 Sullivan county Missouri. She taught school several terms and married Curt Pipes August 27 1902. three children Nina Lorene Frances ages nine seven four. She died June 27 after a brief illness. Funeral at 2 pm Saturday Rev W O G Potter officiant burial Kaifong Grove cemetery. Mr Pipes and children receive community sympathy.
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Rhoda Abbey Seaman
T. J. Seaman
Sullivan County
Missouri
Brookshier
Curt Pipes
Nina
Lorene
Frances
Auto Kills HOS In Night Crash Near Wayne Fields
AMonday night accident south of Uncle Charley Wallace’s farm involved Wayne Fields Eunice Law rence Herman Adams and Lena Brooks driving Sena Fields’s car when a hog ran from the road and the auto overturned. Wayne freed Miss Lawrence but was injured himself. Eunice was badly hurt, others escaped with minor injuries. The car was wrecked and the fate of the dog is noted.
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Wayne Fields
Eunice Lawrence
Herman Adams
Lena Brooks
Sena Fields Auto
Charley Wallace
G. F. Peters
Wayne
Miss Lawrence
Eunice
Oren Lantz and James Williams to Join Sumner Band
Oren Lantz and James Williams have been secured to play with Sumner during the 4th celebration. Lantz, a genial director and skilled sight-reader, was obtained at any price. Williams, the first trombone, will play an alto on this occasion.
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Oren Lantz
James Williams
Sumner
Lantz
Mr. Williams
The Missouri Press Association at Perthe Springs
The piece lauds the Missouri Press Association and its country editors. It notes editors of all political stripes join the convention, share knowledge of party principles, and influence local industrial life. It argues country editors blend writing with leadership and practical town advancement.
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Missouri Press Association
Perthe Springs
Press Association
Missouri
Country Press
Ufe
Prais
Family Reunion Celebrates Six Anniversaries at J Elmer White Home
About six dozen relatives and friends gathered June 20 at J Elmer White's home near Sorrel to mark six anniversaries including two wedding anniversaries and three birthday observances. A picnic followed with readings by Miss Knight and a group photograph taken by Miss Clelland. Notable attendees came from Kirksville Browning and nearby communities.
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Elmer White
Sorrel
Hanna Stanforth
Herbert Knight
Chas. Cox
Eleanor Knight
Miss Knight
Clelland
Noble White
Carrie Turner
Albert Shumaker
Kirksville
Chas. Williams
David Bailey
Effie White
Browning
Jack Curl
Ralph Curl
Dick Pickens
James Harris
Fay Knight
Leigh Cox
Agnes
Virginia Stanforth
Burk Hardinger
Pete Clelland
Callihan
Mae Porter
Ira
Orin
Lauree Smith
Ruby Frazier
Glen Young
Milan Standard
Missouri editor honored at Pertle Springs convention
The passage praises the work of a country editor in Missouri as he notes kindness at deaths, congratulates every bride and groom, and records improvements by all. It cites a convention of cultured energetic morally and physically square-shouldered men in session at Pertle Springs Republic.
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Moving Picture
Missouri
Pertle Springs
Republic
Narrow Escape On Country Road Near Novinger
Hosea Ross owner of Green City livery took Chas Riddle Bland Clee ton Chas Johnson and Watt Ward to Novinger in his auto. On return a sharp turn three miles east of Grosses overturned injuring Ross and Riddle while the others escaped unharmed. The accident occurred last Saturday evening.
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Hosea Ross
Green City
Chas. L. Riddle
Bland Cleeton
Chas. Johnson
Watt Ward
Novinger
Grosses
Cupants
St Ross
Chas
Injuries Reported After Collision Involving Mr. Ross
Riddle received one or two ugly bruises about the head and face while Mr. Ross remains bed bound. He is progressing and will soon be able to leave the bed. The machine lacks a windshield lamp and a disabled dash board and will be sent to the hospital for repairs.
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Riddle
Mr. Ross
Butler Newsreader Sends Dollar Renewal Note
R L Seaman of Butler Missouri writes June 23 1913 enclosing a one dollar check to renew his subscription. He notes local news value of Browning Sedalia and Bates County and mentions filling a teller vacancy at the Farmers Bank of Bates County and school details for Missouri graduates.
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Butler
Joe Nickell
Browning
Seaman
Wineva
Farmers Bank
Bates County
Tony College
Missouri
Sedalia
R. L. Seaman
Concrete shelters lasting value for future heirs
An advertisement urges investing in permanent concrete construction rather than wood to preserve value for heirs. It promotes Universal Portland cement and claims concrete improvements cost less over time, offering durable, enduring results.
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Chas. Haggard
Undertaker's Supplies Ad by T B Mundell
An advertisement offers undertaker supplies including copper lined vaults robes and suits from a diverse range of goods. The seller invites customers to inspect before purchasing at 134 miles southwest of a referenced location.
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T. B. Mundell
Browning, Mo
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