Death of Dr. Ticknor Shocks Community in Falls City
Dr Charles H Ticknor died in Falls City after a brief illness. Born in England in 1880 he served as a minister since youth and came to America in 1887. Survived by wife Laura, father, two sisters and several brothers, with funeral at Presbyterian church conducted by multiple pastors. A Mason, Odd Fellows and Sunday school class attended, and burial followed in Butler.
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Ticknor
Presbyterian Church
Charles H. Ticknor
Lawston
England
Nottingham Theological Institute
Nottingham
America
Grace Porter
Shoshone
Idaho
Laura Nut
Wilmington, Ill
Owen
Falls City
Neb
Masonic Lodge
Masons
Odd Fellows
R M. Weddell
The
Baptist Church
W. J. Snow
M. E. Church South
Claude S. Hanby
Ohio St.m. E
Talbert
Christian Church
Ministeral Alliance
A. W. Ayres
Congregational Church
Cameron
East Lone Oak Notes and Local Appointments
East Lone Oak reports Mrs. Roy Latham suffering from severe tonsillitis. Chas Dane and families, and Roy Walker with families, visited E. E. Eckles and family Sunday. F. L. Blankenbaker bought a fine family carriage and added a concrete porch and walks. Despite threatening weather, Peru celebrated Children’s Day with a strong turnout and a cradle roll segment led by many tiny tots including Lucile Evilsizer who sang Jewels.
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Roy Latham
Chas
Dane
Roy Walker
E. E. Eckles
F. L. Blankenbaker
Peru
St Clair County Bonds Case Returns to Court in Kansas City
In federal court Judge A S Van Valkenburgh heard the old St Clair County bond dispute tied to 1871 railroad bonds never built. A demurrer to a damages suit by creditor Mrs Clarissa Harrison was taken under advisement seeking $25000 for failure to levy taxes to pay the bonds now totaling about $2 million.
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Clarissa Harrison
Decoration Day Observed in Butler by Veterans Groups
In Butler on Decoration Day the Grand Army of the Republic and Marmaduke Camp Confederate Veterans led a morning march to the Christian Church where Rev. R M Talbert preached a memorial sermon. An afternoon parade featured the Butler Concert Band, children with flowers, and veterans units followed by services at the cemetery led by W O Atkeson.
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Butler
Grand Army
Bates Post
Marmaduke Camp
Christian Church
R. M. Talbert
Grand Army Post
Knights and Ladies of Security
W. O. Atkeson
Otis Crow Drowns in Marmaton River at Ft. Scott
In front of several hundred onlookers Otis Crow aged 34 drowned Thursday in the Marmaton river at Ft. Scott. His body was brought to Rich Hill Friday for funeral services held Sunday at 2:30 at his parents home and burial in Green Lawn cemetery.
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Otis Crow
Marmaton
Ft. Scott
Rich Hill
Green Lawn Cemetery
A Collection of Eastern House Dress Styles in Linen Voile and Taffeta
The listing highlights blue linen one piece dresses with wide skirts and white organdie collars, white voile ensembles with red striped trim, black taffeta gowns with graduated ruffles, voile dresses with green rose patterns, and blue linen waists with white embroidery. Also featured are striped linen and voile outfits with embroidered hems, jabots, and detailed cuffs and collars.
Mary A Badgett, 76, Dies at Rich Hill Farm
Mrs Mary A Badgett aged 76 years 4 months 15 days died at the family homestead eight miles west of Rich Hill on Sunday May 30 1915 Funeral from the home at 1 PM Tuesday June 1 burial in Green Lawn cemetery Rich Hill She was born January 15 1839 in Lincoln County Kentucky daughter of Alfred and Lucinda Meeker She and her husband John A Badgett settled on the farm about forty years ago She leaves three children James R Wesley Badgett and Mrs J G Holland and five grandchildren Her husband died in August 1883 Published in Rich Hill Review.
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Rich Hill
Mary A. Badgett
Green Lawn
Mary A. Meeker
Alfred
Lucinda Meeker
Lincoln County
Kentucky
John A. Badgett
James R
Wesley Badgett
J. G. Holland
Rich Hill Review
Wanderer and He Would See Jesus Sermons At New Hope
At New Hope Baptist Church on Sunday June 6 1915 services begin with 8 pm Saturday evening service and 10 am Sunday School followed by a blackboard outline of Lesson. 11 am sermon The Wanderer and 8 pm sermon He Would See Jesus. Read program of Associational B Y P U Convention first Sunday in July at New Hope. Cordial invitation to all services.
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Jesus
New Hope
Bank Declares 4 Percent Semiannual Dividend
Last Thursday the Peoples Bank announced its customary four percent semiannual dividend. The institution notes stability in earnings and a long record of steady payouts, reflecting confidence in future performance.
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Peoples Bank
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DR. Ticknor
Mr. Raumaker
W. D. Raumaker
A. Very
Joe D. Whinery
E. T. Burge
George Seeley
George
Earl Burke
Ben Vermillion
Bunk Dickerson
Ana Judy
Warrensburg
Rosa Steele
Elvis
Eli Burke
Christian
Methodist
Mt. Carmel
L. L. Judy
T. S. Harper
Geo. Rubel
W. W. Park
M. Burke
Winfield Steele
E. H. Williams
Sedalia
Williamson
J. G. Cuzick
B. E. Parker
Adrian
Grand View School
Una Judy
George Burke
Marias Cygnes
John Walker
East Lone Oak
St. Clair County
Department of Our Store
L. L
Palm Beach
New Hope Baptist Church
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