Missouri Masonic Directory and Grand Lodge Officers
A lengthy listing of Missouri Masonic bodies and officers including Grand Master Crittenden C. Clark of St. Louis, Deputy Grand Master J B. Crossland of St. Joseph, Senior Grand Warden Eugene Lac ey of Kansas City, Jr. Grand Warden H H Curts of Joplin, Grand Treasurer H H Walker of St. Joseph, and Grand Secretary Leon Hill of Boonville. It also details Grand Chapter offices in Jefferson City and Sedalia, with numerous district Grand Lecturers, Grand High Priest J T Thomas, Deputy Grand High Priest J P Moffitt, and other key roles across multiple cities, noting the 1921 meeting location and dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Lodge
Crittenden C
A. JT. Thomas
Jefferson City
J. P. Moffitt
Sedalia
A. May
Grand King
St. Louis
Rite meeting note for Bone Lodge No 25 A F and A M
Bone Lodge No 25 A F and A M holds a meeting on the first Monday each month. Master Masons are welcomed with L D Carter W M and C H Countes Beo y in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bone Lodge
A. F
A. M
Golat
L. D. Carter
W. M
C. H. Countes
Beo'y
Masonic Lodges Meet Monthly in Liberty Missouri
Liberty Lodge No 37 A F and A M Liberty Mo meets the vndh and 4th Saturday nights monthly Nelson Waller W M Robert Dodd Sec St Stephens Chapter 37 Royal Arch Masons Mo meets first Tusater each month Nelson Waller EL P Wmn Robinson Recorder
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty Lodge
A. F
Liberty
Nelson Waller W. M
Robert Dodd
See
St. Stephens
Royal Arch Masons
Nelson Waller Elp
Wmn. Robinson
St. Matthew Commandery
OT. Starks
W. ML Robinson
Fee
Feo'y
Local Church Sermons and Social Gatherings Highlight Week
Mrs 7 Moseley and Rev W L Fisher preached at St Paul A M B church and Second Baptist church, with Rev Caston delivering an acceptance sermon to a large crowd. Ladies Art Club hosted a pleasant afternoon, Whist and refreshments followed, and social hosts included Mrs Liuzle Harris Scott and Mrs Mary James. Local notes report illness, attendance at the State Teachers Association, substitutions in grades, Columbia Athletics 26 0 win, Lyric Soprano Florence Cole Talbert at Second Baptist, and various visits and meetings across Elsberry Hannibal and surrounding communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moseley
W. L. Fisher
McBaine
St. Paul A, M. B
Madison Douglass
Caston
Second Baptist Church
M. B. Straven
Cornelia Strawn
James Turner
Chicago
Eula Lee Jones
W. G Walton
State Teachers’ Association
Prin
J. E. Jones
Cornelian Strawn
Alma Wil- Name
Mary Payne
Ethel Wilkinson
Buta Lee Jones
Augsie Wil Hame
Mise Gertrude Carter
Estella Renfro
Columbia
Florence Cole Talbert
Mabelle Clark
Eva Hall
L. Brooks
W. L Fisher
J. Mossley
Funeral and Shrine events shape Lincoln notes
Miss Susie Gatewood burial held at Hodgeman's. Della Alexander and Little Reid recoveries noted. Shrine festival at Walsh Hall praised with elaborate decor, menu, music, and floor shows. Islam Temple and Court of Isis hosted with Zoba Temple of Omaha sending delegates. Local church reports include NAACP meeting and A M E quarterly services. Dr. Robert Taylor and Rev. Botts figures appear amid community activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ty W. W. Monley
Susie Gatewood
Hodgeman
Rice
Nebr
Robert Taylor
Davenport
John Huff
C. E. Briscoe
D. A. Horton
Hastings
Della Alexander
W. Wilkinson
Fairbury
L Ft Smith
Little Reid
Lynhoffe
Mt Zion Rapitst
J. D. Colling
Young Peoples and
Department of the State
Botts
Islam Temple
Court of Isis
Walsh Hall
Noble LB. Smith
RK. H. Young
Tals Bextette
Noble W
Wiliiingon
G. M. Nat Hunter
Omaha
Wilame Orchestra
Zoba Temple
Louisiana church services amid gloomy weather noted
Despite Sunday rain, all churches in Louisiana Missouri reported solid attendance. Blanche Boone lay ill at her mother Annie Boone’s home while Mrs Richardson and Mrs Mary Irving made visits. A M E Church held Quarterly Meeting with three sermons by Rev J P Bryant, Rev Lockwood, and P C Crews. one addition was reported to the church. Collection totaled 57 dollars. Mrs Covington and daughter spent the weekend in St Louis, while Prof H H River e, principal of the public school, was praised for his work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blues
Lockwood
the Baptist Church
J. Me
Quay
The
Baptist Church
King Davis
Hannibal
A. J. Pickes
Elsberry
Annie Boone
Blanche
Thanksgiving notes from Misa Fields and neighbors
Thanksgiving day reports from the city recount visits by Misa Frances Fields and Mr. Levold Page. Families from Boone to Moseley host dinners, church collections exceed goals, and parishioners praise volunteers for making the day a success.
Holdens Hold On Loss Marks Local Death and Ailing
Holden Missouri obituary notes Mrs Clearey Smith died last Tuesday after long illness. Other residents Richard Dodd Jr and Jerry Pratt reported improving while Georgia Edwards visited from Windsor. Thanksgiving visits and dinners mark community life as Rev Bowren preached two sermons and sympathy extends to the bereaved family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas, Pratt
Clearcy Smith
Richard Dodd, Jr
Jerry Pratt
Georgia Edwards
Windsor
Chas. Pratt
Aurora Hardin
Odessi
Sherman Brown
Stella Cambs
Pratt
Clearey Smith
Livale Morgan
Rosedale
Pennington
Kingaville
James Taylor
Holden
Alfred Taylor
Madison Fisher
G. Hantey
Misa G. Linsey
Warrensboro
Taylor
Kansas City
Meter Smith
Smith
Local Notices From Macon Missouri
Vivian Brown notes services held at churches Sunday and mentions visitors and social events in Macon. Mr Warner Perking of New Mexico stayed with sister Mrs William Grant. David Noel of Council Bluffs Iowa was buried from the A M E church. Thanksgiving dinners included Mr and Mrs Harry Hisel and Mrs BE Jackson of Ardmore. Mrs Mary Ellen Davie left for Des Moines to visit her son Walter Davis. Miss Parker and Mr Parker of Chillicothe were observed in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vivian Brown
Warner Perking
New Mexico
City
William Grant
David Noel
Council Bluff
McVame
Harry Hisel
Be, Jackson
Ardmore
Mary Ellen Davie
Des Moines
Walter Davis
Miss Parker
Mr. Parker
Chillicothe
Thanksgiving community notes and local visits
Thanksgiving events at the A. M. E. Church raised 101.90 dollars. Rosa Hubbard visited in Clarence. Prof. and Mrs. Floyd Ancell stayed with J. T. Ancell family. Lillian Booker traveled to Kansas City. Macon Women’s Club met Mrs. Nicholy. Bazaar and Concert planned. William Grant recovering in Kansas City hospital. St Louis Dramatic recital at Western College praised. Rev. Franklin bought Henderson property to open a cafe in Macon. Jean Smith of St. Louis visited his mother Vina Smith. Jess Jackson and family spent Thanksgiving in Brookfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loyd Adams
Rosa Hubbard
Clarence
Wallace
Floyd Ancell
Kirksville
J. T. Ancell
Lillian Booker
St. Louis
Western College
Madam Moten
William Grant
Kanade City
Franklin
Henderson
Macon
Jean Smith
Vina Smith
E. J. Smith
Chan- Jess Jackson
Brookfield
Local Church News and Thanksgiving Events Report
A busy week at the A M E church including a Sunday service and evening program under the Utopian Art Club. Rev H W Botts visited Omaha. Mrs Lizzie Reid improved and returned to work. Rev H H Jones appointed pastor for the year, preaching his first sermon. Baby Bowen born last Friday, mother and child doing well. Covenant and Communion at Mt Zion next Sunday. Thanksgiving dinner hosted by D M Nichols. N A A C P met at Newman M E Church with fair attendance. Masons from Nebraska Fremont and Omaha took degrees. T T MecWilliams visited Omaha for business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western University
Kansas City
Kas
H. H. Jones
Coffeyville
John D. Bowen
Mt Zion
D. M. Nichols
Newman M. E
Messrs. Mason
Nebraska
Thomas of
Fremont
P. Murray
Omaha
T. T. MecWilliams
Local Marriage Unites W. W. Mosley Couple at Bride’s Home
By W. W. Mosley Miss Viola Lyons and Mr. Evans Huff wed last Monday night at the bride’s home with Rev. J. Payne officiating. A large gathering attended and gifts were exchanged before the couple departed for Kansas City, Missouri to start their new home. At Mt. Zion Baptist Church Thanksgiving Day Rev. H. W. Botts preached followed by dinner and an old fashioned concert marking the day’s events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viola Lyons
Mr. Evans Huff
J. & Payne
Eller
Huff
Kansas City
Mt. Zion Baptist Church
H. W. Botts
Fea
Thanksgiving Chapel Event Garners Praise in Simpson Minutes
Rev J R Carter and his congregation held Sunday services at the Millersburg prison Camp with eleven converts. Visiting Anna Simpson and children came from Huron. Dinner guests included Rev and Mrs Carter, Mr and Mrs Mellon, J Luther Cross, and Mr and Mrs Fred Wess welcomed a baby boy. John Stephens and Fannie Henderson wed at Columbian on Sunday. Lar kin Kee and Lenn Sallee noted as well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lennie Turner
J. R. Carter
Millersburg
Christ
Anna Simpson
Huron
Dakotas
John Williams
Wm. Turner
Carter
Mellon
J. Luther Cross
Fred Wess
Simpson Chapel
John Stephens
Fannie Henderson
Larkin Kee
Lenn Sallee
Quiet Marriage Noted In Local News
Rev Carter officiated a quiet marriage ceremony as Willie Moore of Mexico Missouri returns home after a brief visit with Mrs Lena McGuire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ovemberth
Carter
Willie Moore
Mexico, Mo
Lena McGuire
Dinner guests and funeral notice from Rosedale
In Rosedale Kansas Mr and Mrs Zal Wolli akill hosted Thanksgiving guests including Mr and Mrs J Ll Pearson and Mrs Fatima mine. The funeral of Mrs Elizabeth Gilbert who died suddenly of acute indigestion was held from Wesley Chapel with Mrs Gilbert serving as organist and choir director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Also
J. Ll. Pearson
Fatima Mine
Zal Wolliakill
Elizabeth Gilbert
Wesley Chapel
Gilbart
Devout church member survives husband and family
A devout Christian woman, above church and one of its faithful members, is survived by her husband Mr. B Gilbert, a mother, three sisters, and one brother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. B. Gilbert
Smith's Fine Store Loyalty and Patriotism Parade
Smith's stores reflect the loyalty and patriotism of all classes of our people as a showcase of civic spirit and community support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith's Fine Store
Do You Need Money Hurst Loan Office Ad
A compact early 20th century notice offers loan services at Hurst Loan Office located at 18th and Vine Streets. The ad emphasizes quick cash access and local lending options for residents seeking small-dollar loans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hurst Loan Office
18Th and
Vine Streets
Also Mentioned on This Page
Pace
Kansas City Sun
Our
Missouri
Jas
Cannon
F. W. Dabney
Geo. Broomfield
At. Laws
G. McCampbell
BD. Carter
Kansaus City
Grand
W. Beard
R. EG. C
Cc. E. Brassfield
F. Graves
St. Joseph
J. T. Ferrell
Sedalla
Sto
Lamb
T. G. McCampbell
Grand Prelate
A. D. Butler
E. G
King of the Weat Lodge
J. Teddi
Blie
J. M. Harria Sec'y
Woodland Ave
E. 13Th Street
Mme
Viola Ellis
Lyric Hall
C. H. Harris
Lydia Ave
Home Main
Bell Grand
Euclid Ave. Res
Bell Melrose
Bell Phone Grand
Delaware
Columbia, MO
Lincoln
Louisiana
Maryville, MO
Misa Frances Fields
Levold Page
Oj Boone
Boone
William Moseley
Aurora
Detroit
Mich
Milwaukee
Wis
Vance
William Mitchell
Mesdames Flepper
Sayles
FP. Parment
Wm. Campbell
Peterson
Yerette Page
A. M. EK
Mra. Anderson
Partient
Anderson
Parrient
Eevryone
Mesure
Patrient
Werrybody
Holden, MO
Macon, MO
W. W. Mosley
Hudson
Martin Fitch
W. 12Th St
Gayety Theatre
Rosedale, Kansas
N. Clark Smith
VOICE
Tracy
Bist and Hardesty
Linwood
Grocery & Meats
Allen & Manning
Hardesty
Peoples’ Drug Store
Cal
Bell East
Home East
Williams & Jackson
Kansas City, Mo
Ae DA Ae Aid But
Agi Company OF America Life Insura
Ime
Douglass Life Insurance Company OF America
Jefferson Avenue
St. Lowla
Star Hair Grower
Greensboro
N. C
Madam S. Plummer
Wonder Worker Hair Grower
United States
Plummer
Bell Phone
Clifton
Vine Street
T. T. Tivett Bell Phone
Campbell Street
Kanzas City, Mo
18Th St
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!