Missouri Tigers sweep MVC meet with record hurdlers
Bob Simpson of Missouri set a new world mark in the 120 yard high hurdles at 14.6 seconds during the Missouri Valley Conference meet on Rollins Field, Columbia on May 27. He also equaled the world record in the 2885 seconds low hurdles and won the broad jump as Missouri seized the title with 49 points. Iowa State 22 1/2, Kansas 20, Drake 18, Nebraska 13 followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Simpson
University of Missouri
Marvel
Simpson
Rollins Field
Columbia
Tigers
Missouri
Iowa State College
Kansas
Drake
Nebraska
Dover Notes: Local visits and 62nd anniversary event
Dover notes list residents and visitors over the week including Frank Price, Wm Sydnor, Dr W G Harwood, Leonard Vaughan, T C Corbin, Eugene Holman, Dutch Eagan, J Q Plattenburg, John Wahl, Miss Dean Dy sart, Robert Groves, M S McGee, Minnie McGee, James Cather, C L Cox, Roy Bertrand, John Webb, M J Redd, H T Redd, Menefee Redd, Leon Lewis, F L Stackard, Glen Vaughan, C L Turman, Martin Phillips, Jessie Fox, Lillian Phillips, and many family gatherings. A couple south of town celebrated their 62nd marriage anniversary on June 1 with relatives from Richmond, St Louis, Kansas City and Higginsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Price
Corder
Wm. Sydnor
Glasgow
W. G. Harwood
Kansas City
Leonard Vaughan
Higginsville
T. C. Corbin
Lexington
Eugene Holman
Dutch Eagan
J. Q. Plattenburg
John Wahl
Dean Dysart
Robert Groves
J. L. Groves
M. S. McGee
Miss Minnie
Wilson Malone
James Cather
C. L. Cox
Roy Bertrand
Myrick
Joe Bertrand
John Webb
J. M. Redd
H. T. Redd
Menefee Redd
Meng Shelby
Sam Vaughan
Higgisville
Glen Vaughan
C. L. Turman
Martin Phillips
Lillian
Jessie Fox
J. B. Eppes
George Zeysing
R. P. Cherry
W. B. Harwood
Leon Lewis
Grassneck
Marie Dodson
A. G. Williams
Olliver Martin
Capt
Erv. Zeysing
Town
Richmond
Cushenberry
August Koppleman
Birdie Davis
Waverly
Richard i Collins
St Louis
Fred Klinge
Leonard
Ed Neer
Will Neer
Philip Wah
Proper Cream Handling For Better Butter
Advice from W B Combs of Missouri College of Agriculture stresses cleanliness to avoid bad flavors. After separating, cool cream to at least 50 degrees F and never pour warm cream on cold. Do not disturb the cream as fat rises, avoid rusty or battered cans, and remember milk and cream absorb flavors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Combs
Missouri College of Agriculture
Chiles Heads to Liberty for William Jewell College Commencement
Henry C. Chiles left Monday evening for Liberty Missouri to attend the commencement exercises of William Jewell College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry C. Chiles
Liberty, Mo
William Jewell College
Sawyer Visit Spotted in Independence
Mr and Mrs T C Sawyer traveled to Independence Tuesday morning for a family visit. The short trip was reported in local society notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. T. C. Sawyer
Independence
Bara Host to Children at New York Theatre Party
Theda Bara entertained her Sunday School class of children after a matinee at the New York Hippodrome. Miss Bara and two mothers accompanied the youngsters for a theater party followed by a home celebration with biblical quotation books, candy, and Bara photographs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theda Bara
William Fox
Gold
The
New York Hippodrome
Miss Bara
Wilson America First Buttons Campaign Offer
A special arrangement with former Democratic National Chairman Norman Mack offers readers a half price subscription to National Monthly at 50 cents for the current campaign year. The offer includes 10 Wilson America First buttons mailed free with each 50 cent subscription. Send subscriptions to National Monthly Buffalo NY and request credit for this paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Star
International News Service
St. Louis
Lexington Intellgencer
Norman BE. Mack
Democratic National Monthly
Democratic Monthly
National Monthly
Mack
National Monthy
Bufalo
N. Y
America First
Residents and visitors arrive and depart in Sedalia area
Stanley Pierson returned to his Sedalia home Wednesday after visiting his sister Mrs. J C Coffin. Mr. and Mrs. J F Egan left Monday for their Portland Oregon home after a visit with Mrs. Katherine Fanolio. Rev and Mrs Penn of Monroe City Mo arrived Monday evening to visit their daughter Mrs A W Allen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Pierson
Sedalia
J. C. Coffin
J. F. Egan
Portland
Oregon
Katherine Fanolio
Thompson Penn
Monroe City
A. W. Alen
Also Mentioned on This Page
M. WY
Harry Barron
W. F. Wallace
Xcelsior Springs
Laurence G. Peak
ST. Louis Star
Star Building
Star Square
St. Louis, Mo
Clyde Wright
Chicago & Alton
Alton Road
State Normal School
Warrensburg, Missouri
North Central Association of Colleges
Teachers’ College
E. L. Hendricks
Dover Notes
Near Corder
Mrs
F. L. Stackard
Law
Son
Lesueur
Site Traders Bank
Chicago and Alton Railroad
Landseeker
Higginaville
A. RR
Fletcher
Atexas Wonder
Dricuinta—Ady
Bara
New York
G. W. Corder
Cement
Vera Chumm
Hotel de Waddell
Hodge
Wilson
America
First
Grand Theatre
Cpecia
Tanai Shoe
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!