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Newspaper

Butler Weekly Times

Location

Butler, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1917

Page

5

Local notices and ads from Adrian area June 1917

A sprawling, mixed page of ads and brief items. J. D. Deacon's markets turnip seed and bird seed. Black & Sons Clothing Co. sells Ind igo blue overalls and cotton bags. mentions of Mr L. C. Miller visiting from Kansas City. Ray's Produce House seeks scrap iron and metals. several local residents’ travels, weathered by war era promotions and events. a drowning pool reopening. deaths including Mrs Alvira Crabtree. community notices on harness, shoes, and theater music recitals. local Masons, bi-centennial events, and a lightning death reported.

Mrs. Margaret Dillon Dead at 78 in Mound Township

Margaret I Burns born August 11 1838 in Clearfield County Pennsylvania married M L Dillon July 24 1865. Their son Wm G Dillon survives. The family moved to Bates County Missouri in 1868 and she remained a devout Methodist Episcopal member. Funeral at Mt Olivet church conducted by H O Maxey followed by interment in Mt Olivet cemetery.

Margaret Dillon Wm. G. Dillon Mound Township Clearfield County Pennsylvania Warren County Illinois M. L. Dillon

Mrs Lopp of Joplin Dies After Long Illness

Mrs Lousetta Lopp aged so years died at her home in Joplin Monday June 25 1917 after a long illness with cancer. She leaves three daughters Mrs Goss of Oklahoma Mrs Ed Snider and Miss Ava Lopp of Joplin. Funeral services were held at her home Tuesday afternoon conducted by her pastor of the First Baptist church of Joplin. Services at the grave were conducted by the Eastern Star.

Alvira Crabtree R. E. Crabtree East Dakota Street Crabtree Alvira Frances Meyer Kentucky Christian County James Smith Crabtree Missouri Henry County Deepwater Township U. S Ft. Riley Kansas Roy Crabtree J. C. Clark H. M. Cannon Christian Church H. J. Grockett Harrisonville Oak Hill Cemetery Lousetta Lopp Joplin Goss Oklahoma Ed Snider Ava Lopp First Baptist Church of

Patriotism Meeting Planned With Band And Speakers

Extensive preparations are under way for a large patriotism meeting in the city Friday night June ay. The Butler Concert Band will perform and several top speakers in the region will discuss the war its causes and demands. The regular army and national guard will be represented and all county residents are urged to attend.

Butler Regular Army National Guard

Peru Fourth of July Celebration Planned with Parade and Concert

Extensive preparations are under way in Peru for a elaborate Fourth of July celebration. A fine speaking program is arranged with the Butler Concert Band engaged for the day. A parade, fireworks, games, contests, and a variety of foods are planned, continuing Peru’s annual tradition of a lively community celebration.

Peru Butler

Funeral and social notices from Joplin and Jefferson City

Mrs. D C Chastain and Mrs Chas Argenbright attended Mrs Lopp's funeral in Joplin on Tuesday. The Methodist ladies plan an ice cream social Thursday night June 28 at Robert Sturgeon's home. Judge and Mrs W W Graves extend invitations for their twenty fifth wedding anniversary at their Jefferson City home on Saturday June 30. Tor Claud Clark of St Louis has been voted Deputy State Superintendent.

P. A. Bruce Oklahoma City Okla James John Coley R. Bruce Wesley A. Bruce Bruce Adrian Bates County Harrisonville Sterling Democracy Cass County Ed S. Clarke Virginia Methodist Church Virginia Cornet Band D. C. Chastain Chas. Argenbright Mrs. Lopp Joplin W.W. Graves Jefferson City Tor Claud Clark St. Louis

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