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Old Men's Club Meeting in Dover Honors Deceased Members
The Old Men's Club of Lafayette County met in Dover on June 6 1914. Memorials for William Francis Moore Henry Meier and A G Campbell were read and approved. Three new members Hodges Wagner and Ware were admitted and memorials appointed for thirteen deceased members. The group planned a September meeting in Wellington and praised Dover citizens for generous hospitality at the gathering.
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Old Men's
Lafayette County
Dover
Jones
G. W. Hyde
Thomas M. Cobb
Thomas B. Campbell
Sylvester Everett
Uriah Farrell
Henry Hader
Geo, Wiilyde
William Francis Moore
Henry Meierand
A. G. Campbell
Herman Kueck
William Frances Moore
Lexington
Kentucky
Butler
Mary Tall Moore
Lydia Ann Eatherton
Gee
E. Smarr
P. A. Matsinger
J. B. Owens
Ruth
Mary
Nina
Frank
Willian
Eatherton
Deaves
Moore
Amiles
Mayview
Methodist Church
Marvin Chapel
Hodges
Samuel J. Wigner
BE. M. Ware
S.C. Hodges
Richmond
Blanche Tyler Dee
Christian Church
Missouri
Mary H. Kelso
Bell H. Richie
Tenth Virginia Cavalry
Zeb, Stewart
Wade Hampton
Wir
Presbyterian Church
E. M. Ware
Livingston County
Missouri State Guards
Third Missouri Infantry
Francis M. Cockrell
Commeines
Joseph G.chinn
R. M. Taylor
D. J. Rumbargh
J. B. Shotwell
Wm. G. Wagtner
W. L. Glover
Joseph H. Christy
Thomas W. White
Jas. W. Caldwell
Ed Evers
Rufus Young
Frank Bowman
Richard Askew
Washington Skelton
Cyrus W. Jackson
W. Hyde
Wellington