Missouri News in Brief Fulton white way and county affairs
Fulton plans a white way as part of local improvements while the Pettis County Automobile Club expands with 100 members and offers rewards for auto thieves and vandalism. Warrensburg hosts a large interdenominational prayer gathering. Gov. Major revokes parole for C L Knox after a parolee’s recall. Weather, crops, and fairs fill mentions. policing, livestock, and public notices blend with community updates from Jefferson City to Amoret.
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Automobile Club of
Pettis County
Presbyterian Church Builds Busy Week of Services
The Presbyterian Church announces a full program beginning with Bible School at 9 45 a m and a morning service at 11 00 a m The sermon titled The Next Great Con quest The Junior C E gathers in the afternoon and the Senior C E at 7 The evening service at 8 features The Mission of Jesus Christ A mid week service follows Wednesday at 8 All are invited C H Ticknor Minister
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Bible
C. E
C. H. Ticknor
Community Notes From Merwin and Vicinity
Local brief with multiple small items. Mentions rain, farm work, silo filling, sick lists, visits among residents of Merwin Kansas City trips, and social notices. Names include Mrs John Bell Perry Larkey Matilda Vermillion D M Corbin M B Hayes Cynthia Daniels Ed Larkey Jessie Evans Bert Owens Jack Peal Graham Morell J P Martin E E Shockey F E Witters W L Lewis Lizzie Topeka and others.
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M. B. Hayes
Cynthia Daniels
Ed Larkey
Jessie Evans
Corbitt Keller
Clyde Patterson
Elmer Silvers
Butler
Merwin
Nels Nestlerode
J. H. Hayes
Bert Owens
Jack Peal
Graham
Yates Center
Kas
Laura Gunnels
J. P. Martin
E. E. Shockey
F. E. Witters
W. L Lewis
Frank Henderson
Lizzie
C. QO. White
Topeka
Morell
Kansas City
B. Hayes
John Bell
A. Shannon
James Hayes Jr
Will Patterson
Lyle
Clyde
In and Around Maysburg
In and Around Maysburg notes several local moves and events. Earnest Clary drove hogs to Clinton for his brother John. Mrs. Clary helped Grandma Clary with plum butter. The Clary family reports two church conversions during a Christian church meeting. Miss Ethel Coonrod and Eunice Henderson plan to attend Butler this winter. A scare after Sunday services involved two men in a back yard. Tan White bought a team of mules from Bob Carney. Jim Ewing’s grandson suffered a broken leg last Sunday.
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Clary
Grandma Clary
R. K. Godwin
Francis
Urich
Hackler
Audria Guthra
Ben Harrison
Grandpa Clary
The
Christian Church
Ethel Coonrod
Butler
Eunice Henderson
Dudney
Rev. McComrac
Gilbert
Billie Clinton
Tan White
Bob Carney
Jim Ewing
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Kennett
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Johnson County
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Webb City
A. Y. Young
Carterville
St. Louis
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League
Clarence H. Howard
England
Canada
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U. S. Bureau of Animal Industry
Dr. Brown
Armour & Co
Board of Prison
John P. Gordon
Vincent W. Ridley
Chilhowee
United States Department of Agriculture
Washington
Mr. Ridley
C. C. Ridley
State Normal
University of Missouri
Woodson
State Supreme Court
Springfield Court of Appeals
Phelps County
Albert Zhender
Adelbert Kolb
Zhender
Kolb
Springfield
Supreme Court
David R. Braden
Beloit
Kansas
Charles E. Boot and Sons
Highland Park
Henry Weimers
Little Son
Washington County
M. Weimers
Laura Braden
Amoret
Edwin F. Rush
la Cygne
David L. Clark
Frank Hedrick
J. W. Rogers
Hume
W. O. Jackson
Henry Kaufmann
Tom Schnehl
Fred Fredrick
Hensley
Walker
Mulberry School
Myrtle Welton
Harlan
Cecil Porter
America
A. E. Whermeister
Adrian
John Taute
George Sattoff
Brush
Colorado
Claude Morwood
Rambler
Presbyterian Church
Kuppenheimer
Sam Levy
Perry Larkey
Matilda Vermillion
D. M. Corbin
Old Vinton
John Alexander
Maysburg
Earnest Clary
Clinton
John
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