Fire destroys several Corder businesses in large blaze
A Wednesday morning fire in Corder consumed the Miner's hall, a millinery store, and the Theatorium, threatening nearby residences before being brought under control. The blaze spread from the Miner's hall and was checked on the north by Main street. No lives were lost, and residents saved several buildings including a brick theater encased in stone. Local gatherings and visitors are noted along with church events and community announcements.
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Corder
Reys
R. L. Gaines
Thestorium
Questions and Answers From Atiquated Eulati
A compact note compiles scattered questions and brief answers about an old religious ceremony. The fragment references participants and places but lacks full details, leaving core actions and roles unclear. The item hints at ceremonial questioning within a community setting.
Fire at Theatorium and adjoining properties causes large losses
The fire affected three buildings owned by Joe Morgan Sr and SM Reynolds, with no insured coverage. The blaze spread slowly, vacating nearby structures and prompting evacuation of Wilmsons yard. Journal office engine and furnishings survived. overall property loss not yet known.
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Joe Morgan
SM. Reynolds
Col
Week of social visits and travel across towns
Marshall resident Joe Thomas spends the week with Waverly friends. Dr. Williamson visits relatives in Joplin. Mrs. M. C. Alderman of Sedalia guests Mrs. S. Callaway. B. Hi Thomas of Boonville in town for several days. Ruth Mack of Grand Pass visits Mrs. Lala Davis. Rev. Gruner attends district conference in Wellington. Mrs. Ralph Barnett arrives from St. Louis for a short visit. Mrs. C. Brauner leaves for six weeks with relatives in McDonald County. Russell Eppes visits from Memphis, Tenn. Eliza Thomas leaves for Boonville to make her future home. Ida Lee and Lillian Shweards of Hodge visit sister. Edith Vanderlin stays with sister Mrs. Ben Niederjohn in Blackwater. T. R. Landrum at William Wood College commencement in Fulton. Jewell Littlejohn of Dover, Higginsville Jeffersonian contestant, in town.
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Dr. Williamson
Joplin
M.C. Alderman
Sedatia
R. Callaway
Thomas
Boonville
Ruth Mack
Grand Pass
Lala Davis
Rev. Gruner
Wellington
Ralph Barnett
St. Louis
C. Brauner
McDonald County
Russell Eppes Cates
Memphis
Tenn
Eliza Thomas
Ida Lee
Lillian Shweards
Hodge
Hugh
Edith Vanderlin
Ben Niederjohn
Blackwater
T. R. Landrum
William Wood College
Fulton
Jewell Littlejohn
Dover
Higginsville
Jeffersonian
Miss Ardinger Entertains Fifty Guests at Main Street Home
Miss Eugenia Ardinger hosted a Thursday evening gathering at 2104 Main Street for about fifty young people with several out of town guests from Louisiana Missouri and Cincinnati. High five games and religious refreshments concluded the event. prizes went to Ben Gratz and Rachel Amedreen.
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Eugenia Ardinger
Main Street
Rogsebrough
Flagg
Ward
Louisiana
Missouri
Réexinger
Cincinnati
Hoefer
Dallmeyer
Jefferson City
Ben Gratz
Rachel Ane Dreen
Commencement Calendar at Central College for Women
May 27 to June 1 at Murrell Auditorium features Twelfth Night and other events. Senior Class and Grand Concert set for Saturday and Sunday with Baccalaureate Sermon by D. D. McVoy. Field Day Art Reception and The Ladies of Cranford follow Monday. Tuesday brings Board meeting and Alumnae events. Wednesday closes with The Creation oratorio and graduating exercises with an address by Rev. H. M. Dolbs, Kansas City.
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Central College For Women
Murrell
Shakespeare
Be . McVoy
D. D
St * Ls
Misre Society
V.b. G. McVoy
St. Louis
Ladies of Cranford
Gaskell
Hayden
H. M. Dolsbs
Kansas City
The Mother's Problem of Tyising Strong Girls
Mothers face the modern dilemma of raising healthy daughters amid school life and urban pressures. Letter excerpts describe how Peruna aided puny children and recharged sickly girls, with parents praising Dr. Hartman’s remedy as a cure-all while noting medicine schools clash over theories.
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Schopter
Prescott Ave
St. Louis
Hartman
Dr. Hartman
Porris
Mrs Ardinger Hosts Evening Honoring Louisiana Guests
Mrs H C Ardinger entertained about fifty people Monday at her East Main Street home in honor of Miss Myrtle Flage Miss Julia Goodman Miss Blinche Rosebrough and Miss Helen Wald of Louisiana Missouri. High five was played and the eclipse viewed in the front yard. Prizes went to Miss Alice B Peak and Mr Charles Lyons.
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H. C. Ardinger
East Main Street
Myrtle Flage
Julia Goodman
Blinche Rosebrough
Helen Wald
Louisiana
Missouri
Alice B. Peak
Charles Lyons
Mrs Rickman and others return from Midwest trips
Mrs O M Rickman came back Monday evening from a brief visit in Kansas City. Judge Richard Field returned Monday from a business trip to St Louis. Mr and Mrs Leo Gibson went to Sweet Springs Monday for a short visit.
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O. M. Rickman
Kansas City
Richard Field
St. Louis
Leo. Gibson
Sweet Springs
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G. M. Catron
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