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Newspaper

Butler Weekly Times

Location

Butler, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1907

Page

3

Virginia Notes Band Supper and Children’s Day News

Band supper at Virginia on Wednesday night June 12 invites all to help the boys up the band for Children’s Day at M. E. Church next Sunday. Teachers strive to make the day great for the little folks. Children's Day at the Christian Church last Sunday drew a large crowd. Miss Bonnie Kate Wolfe opened with an address, Roy Cozick played cornet, Zula Darr at organ, Geo. and Charley Wolfe performed, and a flower drill delighted attendees. Collection exceeds $17.00. Notable events include Judge John McFadden receiving a gold-headed cane for drainage ditch work. Mrs. Dr. Newkirk dies at 68 in Foster. Parish Nickels ill in Jefferson City. the Hendersons from Arizona visiting Bates County relatives. Mrs. Craig, born in Kentucky in 1823, died June 2 in Bates County. funeral led by Rev. Baker. Families left in sorrow, with tributes to a devoted mother.

Virginia Muale M. E. Church the Christian Church Wirgate Aude Mr. Whistler Roy Cozick Zula Darr Alngere Bonnie Kate Wolfe Geo Charley Wolfe Charley Mary G.o John McFadden Butler Kerns McFadden Dr. Newkirk Foster Christian Church Parish Nickels Jefferson City Henderson Arizona William McElroy Charlotte Township Lazrua Mother Craig Kentucky Bates County Captain Craig Baker Amsterdam Bey Heatona M.D Maloney Thomas Wm. Caesity Allison Wife Coalter Drexel Wap Gordy Aron

Summer Goods Triumph Shrouded in Elusive Details

A fragmentary report notes Summer Goods claimed a victory in an event with sparse readable elements. Names, places, dates, and exact outcomes are not clear from the OCR, but the phrase hints at a win by Summer Goods in a competition or listing.

Grave Flowers Mark Soldiers' Plot With Names Read

A fragmented report notes a burial site where flowers mark the graves of old soldiers. Names such as Clara Endres and John Ludwick appear among the readable portions, with partial details and unclear wording about the mound and surrounding area.

Clara Endres John Ludwick Manly Eona

An Old Citizen Dead in Burdett at 74

Uncle Dan Cothmen died at his Burdett home after a long illness aged 74. Born in New York he came to the country in 1852 and for 65 years was an respected, honest citizen. He supported neighbors in need, active in Burdett Baptist church, and answered duty’s call. He left a wife and two sons.

Dan Cothmen Burdett Dan New York Burdett Baptist Church Hovesal Sams Was & Soveru

Drainage District 1 honored by landowners in Bates Co Mo

Judges McFadden Brace Armpee hosted by landowners of overflowed lands along the Marias and Osage rivers to celebrate the organization of Drainage District No 1. Kernel presentation tokens praised the county court for guiding the district through opposition to substantial reclamation progress and potential land value gains.

John W. McFadden P. A. Brace John Armpee H Pennel Butler J. F. Kern Bard H Ball W. R. Bel Dia Bates Co Landa McFadden McFadden, and To You I Nee Armatrong

Ballard Notes and Community Gathers in Local News

Dave Morlan and wife of Urich visited relatives last week while J E Warford returns from Buller after serving on petit jury. Ballard ball team hosts Psasale Saturday June 8 at local grounds in season opener. Miss Wilma Pelley from Warrensburg for a week with relatives. Bethel services draw a large crowd. Robert Bradley back from Warrensburg after summer school. Ballard announces a new switchboard with Rosa Pits as central operator. Village now has four telephone lines with improved service.

Dave Morlan Urich J. E Warford Buller Ballard Psasale Wilma Pelley Warrensburg Bethel Obert Bradley Mise Rosa Pits

Jesse Nave Killed In Runaway Crash In Missouri

Jesse Nave died in a runaway accident in Lexington Missouri when his horse bolted throwing him onto the pavement. The old Bates County resident sustained a brain concussion and his remains were taken to Butler for burial near his old farm community where his wife had died years earlier.

Jesse Nave Lexington Nave Donna Hill Butler Bates County Merwin

Free Delivery Established In Butler Mall Service

Saturday morning in Butler the free mall delivery service began with Bee Wix Milford Richardson and Fred Williams in new uniforms. Two daily deliveries depart the post office at 8 a.m. and 1 30 p.m. collecting mail from 21 city mall boxes, a convenience for homemakers and others on the square. Relatives who previously made trips to the post office lament the change as carriers roll by.

Butler Bee Wix Milford Richardson Fred Williams Carriera Lelative

Rogers Cemetery Meeting for Cleanup and Association

Rogers cemetery authorities invite all interested to meet on the grounds next Saturday morning June 8 at 10 o clock for the purpose of cleaning up the grounds and organizing a permanent cemetery association.

Rogers Cemetery

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Virginia Notes Roger Bros Eenee Eeeeeere Eeneeeeee Per Aize Akirta Istegel Childrens Black Cat Black Cat Fine Gage Gage Moon Cone E Old Court Land Owners of Drainage District No. 1 Hotel Pennel Ballard Notes Sam Levy MERC
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