Love Over Money Drives Violet Pierce to Wed Jimmy Deering
Miss Violet Pierce daughter of H. Clay Pierce the Standard Oil heir elopes with James A. Deering after high security at her home, races to New Jersey, secures a license and marries in se cluded rooms of Rev. Dr. William C. Rodgers. Pierce shifts from opposition as the couple slips away with help from sister-in-law and loyal servants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Deering
Violet Pierce
H. Clay Pierce
Standard Oil
Fifty-seventh Street
Richard T. Wilson, Jr
Miss Pierce
St. Louis
Violet
Khen Richards
Jimmy
Deering
Tierce Mansion
Miss Burrough
Clay Pierce
Love
Elis
Jim
William C. Rodgers
Seventy-ninth Street
Pierce
Manhattan Island
Jimmy Deering
Eliza Nisewender
Oakley
F. O. McEndree
J.B. Howard
Peotone
Illinois
Chariton and
Seth West
Boulder
Colorado
William Leach
Humeston
Helen
Helen Casey
Davenport
Don E. Lewis
J. Fred Greene
George Press
Osceola
Minnie Stinson
Ottumwa
Orin Irwin
H. H. Mellefont
Grinnell
Montezuma
Harry Wilson
Bethany
Missouri
R. H. Gillis
Mt. Pleasant
Charles Howard
Harold Householder
Ames
George Smith
Los Angeles
California
M. J. Macpherson
Sabbath School Convention In Lucas County
The Lucas County Sabbath School Association held its convention at the Christian church on June 1 and 2. Despite small attendance, the event featured strong addresses by Rev W. G. Hohanshelt and Miss Harriett Ellena Yeater. County officers elected include President B A Anderson and Vice President A C Curtis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucas County Sabbath School Association
Christian Church
W. G. Hohanshelt
Harriett Ellena Yeater
B.A. Anderson
A. C. Curtis
Treas
Carrie Adams
Home Dept
Mary Patterson
Rev. Wells
May Carpenter
Rev. Moore
Susie
Hupp
Death of Geneva H Thomas at 1 year 8 months
Geneva Harriet Thomas daughter of Mrs Harriet Thomas died Wednesday May 27 from whooping cough at age 1 year 8 months. Funeral held Friday at ten from the home with Rev P S Irvin officiating. Interment in Chariton cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva Harriet Thomas
Harriet’ Thomas
Irvin
Tn‘storment
Chariton
Minnie Lindquist
August Lindquist
Red Oak
Nathan Evans
Des Moines
Evans
J. R. Pontius
Mt Pleasant
Pontius
Homer Cresap
Ottumwa
Grace
Elsie Turner
Derby
May Carpenter
Fairfield
Hattie
W. H. Brokaw
Centerville
Osceola
Brokaw
Basin
Wyoming
Great Evangelistic Meeting Set by Baptist Church in Chariton
A large tent campaign begins June 10 in Chariton under the Baptist church with State Evangelist Berry directing and preaching. Berry, a seasoned evangelist and devout Christian, will lead the effort aided by college students. The tent near the square will host the first meeting as churches are urged to join in. Reve Hugh F Moore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charit
The
Baptist Church
Berry
Baptist’ Church
Hugh F. Moore
Chamberlain’s Stomach and Liver Tablets Ad
Promotes relief by evening with an agreeable laxative effect. Clears the head and cleanses the stomach. Price 25 cents. Free samples at Williamson's Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Williamson's Drug. Co
Local and Personal notices in Chariton area
A long list of local updates from Chariton and surrounding towns notes visitors, travel, and daily life. Includes births, marriages, household moves, business notices, and arrivals from Des Moines, Ottumwa, Leon, Osceola, Denver, and Arlington. Also mentions sales ads and local store happenings.
No Need of Suffering From Rheumatism
A newspaper item promotes Chamberlain's Pain Balm as a cure and relief for rheumatism, claiming it can relieve pain and aid sleep. The note urges trial before discouragement and lists 25 and 50 cent sizes sold by Williamson Drug Co. Also includes multiple local notices and personal updates about Chariton residents, events, and travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Williamson Drug Co
Panic Over Farm Loans at Five Percent
A brief item notes the panic has ended and farm loans are set at five percent with a contact line to see He Culbertson for coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
He Culbertson
Oes
Summer School June to July Classes for teachers and others
Subjects offered with at least five students required for each branch. The school targets teachers but will admit others as possible. Parents may confer with Mr Bell or Mr Johnson about enrollment and details.
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Bell
Johnson
Des Moines Daily News offers trial three month subscription
Des Moines Daily News markets a three month trial to readers claiming independence from party politics and promise of condensed fearless reporting. It touts state and national coverage, daily market data, farm news, sports gossip, and practical hints to attract subscribers.
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United States
Sabbath School Convention
Geneva
Harriet Thomas
Iowa
el Paso
Texas
Narcoossee
Fla
Ennis Bros
O. T. Stafford
Fred Larimer
Russell
Harley Sires
J. H. Lott
Fred Mauk
Denver
John Mauk
M. J. Stinson
Everist
Orion Irwin
Ellis Lyman
Gaylord
Creston
Miss Pearl Lewis
Woodburn
W. H
Amelia Vandervers of
Malvern
J. O. Becker
Anna Johnson
A. G. Johnson
A. R. Machael
Glenwood
Omaha
Lakes
Vera
Letha
George Howe
Saunders Nelson
Stanton
Frank Swanson
Della Conartleyou
Jessie Copenhafer
Mae Youtsey
Near Russell
Aberdeen
South Dakota
Charles Rogers
Chicago
DN. Rogers
R. L.‘Viers
Kansas City
Emily. Braden
Howard Culbertson
Levi Fluke
al Thomas
Tracy Sherman
Lacona
Charles Hass
Mt. Ayr
Anna Howe
O. B. Tullis
Leon
Leota Thomas
Sarah Thorpe
Daisy Bemiss
Lynn Crawl
Ada DeLong
Lola Watts
Axtel
Kansas
Daisy Throckmorton
J. F. Herod
Lynn Crall
Frank Darrah
D. A. Lynch
Garvin
Grace Gittinger
Lucas
Mildred Willey
W. H. Jeffrey
Monmouth
W. H. Smyth
J. P. Hardin
Lucile Sargent
Chester McCollough
Melrose
Wm. Clayton
Iris
Margery
James Beatty
John
J. H. Carroll
Carrie Kull
Lulu Mee- Masters
W. J. McDonald
Iowa City
Tom Johnston
Oma Snedaker
Joelle Long
Sherman Teas
Clinton Stanley
Sanford Rea
Albia
Isaac Phillips
Avery and
Mathew Clapp
W. L. Clapp
J. P. Hall
McClelland
Charles G. Shane
Lawton
Oklahoma
Leonard
Frank Manning
Thomas Dixon
Carrien
A. C. Reibel
E. H. Mitcham
A. M. McCoy
Mr.Mitcham
Ethel Cassidy
St. Joseph
Fred Young
Atchison
Ben Young
David Wright
Belle Frances
Sanborn
E. J. Hatcher
Charles Goldsberry
B. E. Goldsberry
Richard Foxal
Beatrice Brown
J.B. ‘McEndree
S. E. Hamiston
L. G.,hood
Ww.r.ward
Dyersburg
Tenn
Foley
Owens Jewelry and Music Store
Patriot Office
H. H. Kumm
A. O. U. W. Hall
Frank Copenhafer
E. L. Morrison
Corydon
Pico Wilson
J. F. Story
Garden Grove
Jennie Galloway
Shannon City
F. M. Beall
Arthur Copeland
Rochester
Ind
Copeland Surimer
Alfred Trump
Kahoka
Bent Luic
John Slater
Sheridan
English Township
Edith Halloway
Elijah Copeland
Copeland-Larimer
E. E. Pickrel
Amarillo
J. A.J. Bentley
Square
E. Press
J. A. Brown
Sarah Goltry
Elijah Lewis, Sr
Washington, D. C
Miss Ference Mart
Fred Throckmorton
Axtel Anderson
Andrew Wedean
F. M. Peck
Ed Halpin
Frank Clark
C. H E. Fluke
Carl Taylor
Norwood
W. H. Snedaker
J. J. Horrigan
W.W. Morrison
Newell, Ir
Joseph Lambirth
J. R. Wyland
Edgar
O. Northcut
Moulton
Edith Brugher
Sigurd Hanson
Rock Island
J.0o. Crips
Clarinda
Mr. Crips
Colo
Thomas Gay
Griswold
E. B. Gay
Albert
Axtell
Nebraska
Creighton Dental School
W. S. McCullagh
Mary
McCullagh
Ralph Brant
Udell
E. W. Gray
John VanDerley
Gray
Kate Holliday
T.O. Walker
Oreston
Keokuk
Clayton Skirvin
Chas, Murray
Tingley Schools
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