Local notes on illness births and community events in Chillicothe MO
In Chillicothe MO Mrs Banton and Mrs White recover gradually while Mrs Ulieas of Mrs Amy Green remains unchanged. Des Moines relative Mrs Warner Saunders visits. Local visitors include Mrs Emma Green George Wolfscale Hattie Morris. Teachers Institute attended by Prof Wim Longdon and Minnie Payne. Bachelors Club gathers at Miss Lizzie Jones. Quarterly Meeting at A M E Church with Rev R H Longdon and Rev Charles Crews. Marriage of Jowept Murray to Mrs Brown announced with best wishes. Lincoln School diploma awarded to Joseph Hale for Nobility of Labor speech. W M M S to host strawberry ice cream social June 5. Various visits and school events noted.
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Chillicothe
Banton
White
Amy Green
Warner Saunders
Des Ia
Wim. Longdon
Minnie Payne
Teachers’ Institute
Dalton
Mo. L
Bachelors’ Club
Lizzie Jones
R. H. Longdon
Charles Crews
Jowept Murray
Mrs. Brown
Kansas City
Mra
Murray
Monroe
Bt. Lewis
Lower City
Royal House Thureday
Lincoln School
Park Chapel
Joseph Hale
Sanfort
Vaughan
Moberly
Sandidge
Anna Lewis
Lavinia Smiley
Mises Hamilton
Hannibal
Agale
Georgia Mayfield
Quincy
Local notes from Excelsior Springs Missouri
Excelsior Springs Missouri items note J Harris attending the Republican convention in St Louis with a successful trip report. Various social visits list Miss Ora Clark and William Clark with parents Mr and Mrs Jacob Clark. Norman Page Jr died in May 30 and was buried Salem at 2 40. Marcus Grant returned from Western College preparing for the ministry. Leota Wilson of Kansas City visited Mrs Minnie Miller. Mrs Cabble visited from Pratt Kansas. Automobile tour to Parkevilly for a closing exercise. attendees listed. Liberty residents at a Saturday dance. Carl Gipson took a vacation. Mrs Hannon ill at Cannon Avenue home. Bennie Little and others from Kansas City visited Excelsior Springs. Earl Garnett visited Parksville. Clarence Parker formerly of Kunaaz City entertained old friends as musician.
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Excelsior Springs
J. Harris
St. Louis
Ora Clark
Wm. Clark
Jacob Clark
Norman Page, Jr
Salem
Marcus Grant
Western Colege
Leota Wilson
Kansas City
Minnie Miller
Lebean
Cabble
Miller
Pratts
Kansas
Parkevilly
Alice Hubert
Red Shephard
Lewis Little
Dora Trigg
Trigg
Ruben Frazer
Eat Garnett
Henry Green
Geo. McDonald
Miss Little
Jess Monbion
Carl Gipson
Hannon
Anna
Betty Hannon
Cannon Avenue
Bennie Little
Ed. Scott
Wizzard
Davis
Jackson
Earl Garnett
Parksville
Ralph Bay
Parsonage Built By Church After Unanimous Vote
January church meeting planned and funded parsonage. California bungalow plans drawn and May 3 set for finance rally. Rev. G. M. Tillman of Hannibal led effort with wife. early sums of 101.11 52.00 42.00 and Sunday fragments brought total to 220.00. Parsonage completed and pastor moved in. insurance set at 750 fire and 500 cyclone. Rev. G. O. Haywood praised as pastor. Leanna Florence attended Lincoln School closing. Mrs. Kate Barnes of Hannibal visiting. U B F S Tia and Juvenilee held annual sermon. Tillman delivered inspiring message.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
G. M. Tillman
Hennibel
G. O. Haywood
Leanna Florence
Lincoln School
Kate Barnes
Hannibal
Young School Graduation Exercises Planned for May 24
Young School will hold its graduation exercises in Music Hall Friday evening, May 24, with eleven students completing the second year of High School. Named are Wendell Allen Theo Jesse David Jesse Elmer Jesse Marcus Brown Lelia Harrison Golden Potlar Coretta Pollard Alberta CMnn Dennie Hambright Revea Gibson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young School
Music Hall
Wendell Allen
Theo
Jesse
David Jesse
Elmer Jesse
Marcus Brown
Lelia Harrison
Goldean Potlar
Coretta Pollard
Alberta Cmnn
Dennie Hambright
Rrevia Gibson
W. H. Harison
Anna Lee Law
Omaha
Nebi
Henry Clark
Able Ballard
Eleath Grade
A. & Kyle
West South Avenue
Board of Education
Sentlemen
Kansas City
A. J. Bandachu
Harrison
Gardning
A. J. Bundsehu
Local Social News Traverses Bonner Springs and Nearby Areas
Mr and Mrs Dan Lee of Bonner Springs visited Mr and Mrs E G Graves over the weekend. Mrs E G Graves spent Saturday with Mr E G Graves at Edwardsville. Mr KE Graves and Mrs Ed Grant visited relatives in Kansas City Kansas last week. Edw Grant made a business trip to Lawrence. O B Lee made a business trip here last Tuesday. Mrs Jennie Elliott of Quindaro visited sister Mrs Alec Jackson last week. Alec Jackson made a business trip to Lawrence last Friday. Mrs Chas Grant improving after illness. Roy Reynolds made a business trip to Kansas City Saturday. Mrs J Winslow Mrs E Barton Mrs Bibbs were called to see sister Mrs Chas Grant. Bernice Cason of Glasgow Mo was called here to see her mother Mrs Grant. H Young and Geo Smith of Okmulgee Okla visited here with Mr and Mrs James Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Lee
Bonner Springs
E. G. Graves
Edwardsville
KE. G. Graves
Ed Grant
Kansas City
Kansas
Edw. Grant
Lawrence
O. B. Lee
Jennie Elliott
Quindaro
Alec Jackson
Kans
Chas
Grant
Roy Reynolds
J. Winslow
E. Barton
Bibbs
Lee Baker
Mildred Baker
P. Clark
George Baker
Omalhs
Nebr
Major
Ferguson
Proctor
Green
Cora James
Celia Jentry
Mra
Johnson
Mra. Webster
EB. Nelson
Addie
Ethel Brown
Gussie Nelson
Chas, Barnett
Kanais City
Kans Ta
Mildred Baker Dies at 71 in Local Funeral Notice
Death visits the home of Mr and Mrs Lee Baker as Mildred Baker aged 71 passes away after living as a progressive farmer with a zealous Christian life. Rte J M Gilbert of Kansas City officiated the funeral Friday with many relatives and friends mourning her loss.
Local Notes From Bonner Springs and Nearby
Bonner Springs notes say Mrs Saffle Coxton traveled to Nap ton Missouri to visit daughter and son in law Mr and Mrs Pearson. Mr Pearson has been very sick. Mrs Lottle South visited Kansas City Kansas. Miss Ellen Robinson of Argentine visited Mr and Mrs David Anderson. Anna Chipman is reported ill but somewhat better.
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Bonner Springs
Kas
Saffle Coxton
Napton
Pearson
Lottle South
Kansas City
Ellen Robinson
Argentine
David Anderson
Anna Chipman
Preacher Hurt to Speak at Pleasant Valley Church Sunday
Hurt will preach at Pleasant Valley church Sunday drawing attendees to hear him. Mr and Mrs Nathan King and son Ivory visited Mr and Mrs Joseph Collina at 3921 Lloyd Avenue Sunday. The St Paul AME Zion Church Sunday School held their please Thursday at McDonald Springs. A free convert will be given Monday evening June 8 at St Paul AME Zion Church by the Juvenile Choir.
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Hurt
Pleasant Valley
Nathan King
Ivory
Joseph Collina
Lloyd Avenue
St. Paul A, M. Eb, Zion Church
McDonald Springs
S& Paul A. M. E. Zion
Wealey Chapel
M. E. Church
J. W. Carter
A. M. E. Zion Church
Attucks School
Rosedale High School
Jenne Tucker
Vera Kelly
Othella Palmer
Albert Maddow
Merman Pigkard
Miracle Young
Kukridge
Kansas
Dinner Honors Grandmother Mrs Mollie Jackson
Mrs Mollie Jackson's passing is noted as family guests Mee James T T Morton M L Jackson Mrs Rosa Morton and Mr F J Jones were among attendees at a dinner hosted by Mr and Mrs Thos Henderson at their home in South Park, Kansas, on a recent day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mollie Jackson
James T.T. Morton
M. L. Jackson
Rosa Morton
F. J. Jones
Community Notes From Moberly Missouri and Vicinity
Local events include a Friday night program led by Prof L B Quinn, a Saturday recital by Magic City Cornet Band, and Star of Hope Commandery No 1 representation at a Kansas City cornerstone laying. Funeral for Simon Harvey noted with large attendance, his life highlighted by community leadership and first colored school, born 1824 in Kentucky, died May 26 at 90. Onward Star Commandery readies for Missouri 24th Annual Communication August 10 to 14. names requested for participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moberly
Baptist Church
Lulu
Des Moines
Joseph Boone
Waskan
Kansas
Simon Harvey
Joseph Crown
Macon
Our City
Grant Chapel
J. A. Hurley
Second Baptist Church
Gales
Second Baptist
Roanoge
R. Lore
A. M. Church
Franklin County
Kentucky
Howard
Randolph
Onward Star Commandery
Missouri
W. H. Davie
W. B. Coleman
Lawrence Past and Present Social Notices and Accidents
In Lawrence Kansas the G A R oversaw the Forum with noted addresses while the Benevolent Lodge held sermons at St Luke AME Church where Rev Smith preached. A Cantata by Theo Copeland drew crowds at the AME Church. A ten year old boy suffered a serious accident, collar bone broken and ear cut, but recovering. Several social visits and travel to Topeka are listed along with Masonic and Knight Templar events and a four course luncheon.
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Topeka
Lawrence
St. Luke A. M. BE
Leora Kiseos
Muskogee
Okla
Carrie Davis
Marcia Malone
Helen Brown
Kansas City
Johnson
E. Young
L. Clark
Chas, Penne
Leona Exscoe
J. C. Clark
Eudora
Eudora and Leavenworth
Kana
Lucy Hynes
Pearl
Oakland
Cal
Martha Elliott
Smith
St. Luke A. M
J. W. Clark
Mt. Dread Commandery
J. L. Bowens
F. G. D. Harvey
Knight Templars
O. Ns
Watkins Undertaking Marks Sixth Year in Kansas City
T B Watkins announces its sixth year in the Kansas City undertaking business. The firm thanks families for confidence and describes its funeral services with emphasis on careful preparation, life like restoration, and affordable prices while maintaining high quality and courteous service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. B. Watkins
Kansas City
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C. H. Countee
Undertaker
Vine ST
Nelson
Nelson Mfg.co
Richmond, VA
Gora
Camel
Home Main
Bell East
Palace
East Nineteenth Street
Vine
J. Hobbs
Hobbs
Davia Tabine
H. A. Peace
Ernest Turter
Kanexe Chiy
Mary A. Woodson
Prof. Hobs
People’s Dancing Academy
Lytte Hall
Lydia Avenue
Bell
Cohn’s Buffet
East 12Th St
Kansas City, Mo
Palmyra
Alonzo Ray
Rooming House
Prop
North Ault Street
Union Station
United States
Independence, MO
Reno, Kansas
Tonganoxie, Kansas
Rosedale, Kansas
Lydia Courts
J. T. Watking
Caldwell & Chapman
Paseo
Caldwell
Thomas E. Grear
Vine Street
T. E. Grear
F. J. Walker
Martin Franklin
Jackson Laundry Agency
Waldrond
Modern Builders Co. Stes
Modern Builders Co
A. E. Estes
Contracting @ Building Co
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RD Jones
East 18Th Street
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