Teachers Examinations Set in Odessa Public Hall
Regular teachers examination scheduled for Friday and Saturday at the Odessa public essay building. Friday subjects include Geography, Language, Algebra, Grammar, Arithmetic, Literature, Reading with times listed. Saturday covers Civil Government, U.S. History, Agriculture, Advanced Science, Physiology, Pedagogy, Advanced History. Local notices include residents traveling to Kansas City, Columbia, Independence, Warrensburg, and Lake Geneva for visits and summer programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odessa
Dune
Firiday
J. m
U.S
J. R. Wilmot
Kansas City
Blanche Fulkerson
Columbia
John Morrison
Col
Sam Huston
Carrie Field
Independence
Elizabeth Wilson
Warrensburg
McBrayer Sellers
Lake Geneva
Missouri
Chautauqua
Perthe Springs
Coburn
Week of Local Visits Traverses Kansas and Missouri
A flurry of social movements and visits fills the week with Will Pettie in Lexington, Rev. Grote in Kansas City, and Will Brady and Will Davis heading to Lawn. Miss Gertrude Poynter and Martha Legg return to Lexington after a short stay with Mrs. Fred Bray, while Mrs. Warren Groves and daughters come home from Kansas City after visiting Mrs. Fanny Walton. Mrs. Henry Hines and daughter return from Atlanta, and residents host gatherings at White's Island and with Presbyterian Aid Society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Pettie
Lexington
Grote
Kansas City
Will Brady
Will Davis
Lawn, M
Showalter
Marshall
Lizzie Thomas
Minnie
Boonville
Russel
Niederjohn
Lawton
Oklahoma
Gertrude Poynter
Martha Legg
Fred Bray
Warren Groves
Fanny Walton
Dudley Davis
Tilton Davia
George Gordon
Kelling
Gordon
Wood McGrew
Presbyterian Aid Society
Henry Hines
Atlanta
Ill
Poynter
Leggy
White's Island
William Wibel
Gassonade
Marriage Licenses Issued in Concordia and Nearby
Marriage licenses were issued to Albert F. Gierke and Nagara. Hosa C. Rodekohr and Corder. Wm M. E. Pear and Hicks ert. Convordia and Concordia. Fred J. Cassing and Concordia. Laura Bartman and Concordia. Willard B. Gentry and Richmond. Flora May Pierce and Richmond. William Green and Lexington. Bessie Martin and Lexington. Local residents and visitors were noted arriving or traveling for business, including T. J. Johns of Charleston and R. Sam Hays of Sweet Springs, along with several others taking trips to Kansas City, Willow Springs, Warrensburg, Lynchburg, Warrenton, and Dover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Johns
Charleston
R. Sam Hays
Sweet “Prins
Ella G. White
Dover
Firman
William Steele
Kansas City
Oswald Winkler
Wm. Aull
T. B. Payne
Nannie Shaw
Willow Springs
H. T. Phillips
Warrensburg
Start a Home Now and Join the Banks of the Indepen dents
Start a Home Now and Join the Banks of the Independent s ot Never has it been easier to build than right now money is plentiful and is seeking legitimate channels The ad urges home building as a community benefit and promises ready lumber and helpful suggestions from J R Moorehead with no extra charge.
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Lewis Gordon
St. Louis
M. J. Patterson
Elizabeth
Patterson
Alice Peak
T. C. Ryland
Hickman Cotttage
18Th Street
Mound City Horse
ND City Companyaramited
Strictly Pure
City Paints of
Slovis
Mound City
Crenshaw & Young
The
Kansas City Star
Star and Times
Star
the Times
Associated Press
W. E. Maver
Albert Snell
Roscor Talbor
EMI
Mavel
Blacksmith
9Th Street
Tom Jackson
Z. W. Wright & Sons
Seiter’s Market
Waverly
W. B. Cooper
Gorton
Hattie Gladieux
Weir
Kansas
Albert Gladieux
Annie Hackley
Margie
Albert F. Gierke
Nagara
North Dakota
Hosa C. Rodekohr
Corder
Wm, M. E. Pear, Hicks
Fred J. Cassing
Concordia
Laura Bartman
Willard B. Gentry
Richmond
Flora May Pierce
William Green
Bessie Martin
Blair Gordon
Lynchburg
Loii Nigg
Warrenton, Mo
California
Santa Fe
Portland
Harvey
Fey
Grand Canyon
Califor
Geo. W. Hagenbuch
Main Street
Warrensburg, Missouri
Warrensburg, Mo
J. R. Moorehead
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