Old Men's Club Session Honors Deceased Members
The Old Men's Club at Corder met June 5 1915 in semi annual session with prayer. Members named include W H Bell Thomas M Cobb Joseph H Christy Robert Duncan Sylvester Everett Henry Hader H H Hughes J H Holman Henry D Kennedy John Kranz C J Lewis Geo W Payne Alfred Roberts B C Shelton Samuel J Wagner James P Walden James M Winn. Memorials on J Frank Campbell Henry Morrison William Nolte and others were approved. Campbell aged 86 died July 22 1914 in Higginsville Mo. He was a Missouri State University graduate and longtime Christian lay leader. Morrison a Virginian Confederate veteran and devout Christian also noted. Nolte born in Haveler Germany 1836, married Mary Feldman, 9 children, 28 grandchildren, member of Evangelical church. (Continued on Page 5.)
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Old Men’s Club
Corder
Samuel J. Wagner
James P. Walden and
James M. Winn
J. Frank Campbell
Higginsville
Limestone County
Alabama
Lafayette County
Mary F. Fishback
T. W. Hill
Odie L. Canter
W. C. Webb
W. J. Chambliss
Anderson
J. Ed
R.K. Campbell
Kansas City
Brother Campbell
Christian Church
Missouri State University
Henry A. Morrison
Scott County
Virginia
Fannie Haborn
Matilda Smith
Emma Fry
Hettie Dougherty
Mary Harbison
Juda Rankin
Jesse
Missouri
Mr. Morrison
William Nolte
Haveler
Germany
America
Mary Feldman
Nolte
Evangelical Church
Bryan's resignation letter to President Wilson
Secretary Bryan tenders his resignation citing obligations to country over a note to Germany and the goal of avoiding war while maintaining peace efforts. Wilson accepts with sorrow and urges continued support for shared aims. County Court Proceedings summarize local rulings including licenses, petitions, and fiscal authorizations.
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Bryan
Wilson
State Elks Elect Officers in Sedalia Meeting
State Elks Association elected officers during Friday morning sessions in Sedalia. Allen Reynolds from Carthage was named President, J Grad Dy of Lexington as 1st Vice-President, Audrey D. Risdon of Kirksville as 2nd Vice-President, BE Wood of Webb City as 3rd Vice-President, E F Thomas of Columbia as Doorkeeper, and F G Chinn of Jefferson City as Trustee. Next year’s meeting is slated for Moberly. Mrs. W M Hoge left Tue for Dallas then Arizona to visit kin, planning to return in September. Col. Hoge and son Kenneth accompanied her partway.
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Elka Association
Sedalia
Allen Reynolds
Carthage
J. ©. Graddy
Lexington
Audrey D. Risdon
Kirksville
BE. E. Wood
Webb City
E. F. Thomas
Columbia
F. G. Chinn
Jeffersson
City
Moberly
W. M. Hoge
Dallas
Texas
Naco
Arizona
Lieut
B. F. Hoge
U.S. A
Los Angeles
California
Frank Chew
Hoge
Col. Hoge
Kenneth
Kansas City
Criminal Court Hands Four-Year Term for Robbery
An adjourned session of the criminal court saw George Gatewood plead guilty to robbery and receive four years in the penitentiary while Marshall Perkins drew five years for assault with intent to kill. Earl George paid a $500 fine and was paroled for carrying concealed weapons. Drs Scharnhorst and Humfeld faced continued cases for practicing medicine without license to the August term.
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Criminal Court
Rich
George Gatewood
Marshall Perkins
Earl George
Dr. Scharnhorst
Humfeld
Fire destroys barber shop and surrounding buildings at Mayview
Fire swept Mayview Sunday morning around 3 o clock destroying Geo Plattenburgs barber shop his store Noltes Drug store and Dr Nickells office above the drug store as well as causing substantial damage to the bank building firefighters battled the blaze but the blaze left the structures completely wrecked and modern protective measures were likely investigated afterward.
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Mayview
Geo. Plattenburg
Nolte
Dr. Nickell
Bank
Summer Sports at Missouri U Open to Summer Students
Summer Session students at the University of Missouri Columbia have broad outdoor sport access. The campus lists twenty one tennis courts the largest in the Missouri Valley and among western schools besides Chicago and Michigan, plus a nine hole golf course and space on baseball and football fields and a running track. Women have a dedicated playground area and five physical education courses are offered to train supervisors for schools. The university Elementary School playground will host observation and lab practice for playgrounds coursework.
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University
University of Missouri St Columbia
Missouri Valley
Western University
Chicago
Michigan
C. L. Brewer
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Greys
Richmond Ellis
Richmond Elks
Richmond
Caldwell
Campbell
Brady
R. H. E. Lex
Rai
Pioof
Lambert Lumber Company
John J. Price
President
State Department
Tam
Mr. President
W. J. Bryan
Mr. Bryan
Zach W. Wright
Wade
Vogt
W. J. Rowe
Lee J. Slusher
Chris Temple
Jefferson City
Napoleon
Wellington
Waverly
the Commercial Bank of
State Elks
Bertie Johnson
Ed Johnson
Roswell
New Mexico
Joe Dunn
Rosewell
William Jennings Bryan
Manley Clark
Rey
W. P. Clarke
Chillicothe
Margaret Blee
St. Joseph
W. H. Thomas
M. U
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