The Old Men's Club Elects Officers At Corder Meet
The Old Men's Club met in Corder on Saturday September 24 with 106 members. 30 named attendees answered roll call including James R. Anderson and Joseph W. Baily. Memorials for eight deceased members were adopted and spread on the minutes. New members enrolled included William Lale and James H. Johnson Jr. Death notices for Rev W B Mac Farland Larkin Norfleet and Horace Davenport were received. Officers elected: Robert T. Russell president George P Gordon vice president Frank Bowman secretary. next meeting set for June 43 2005 in Rigginsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Men's Club
Corder
James R. Anderson
P. W. Atkinson
Joseph W. Baily
J. F. Campbell
A. G. Campbell
J. H. DeBoit
James A. Emison
George W. Garr
W. L. Glover
George P. Gordon
J. A. Hotchnson
W. Jackson
J. H
James H. Johnson, Jr
A. M. Guyton
Ben M. Lewis
John Wilson
James W. Corbin
Bisbee van Arsdale
W. B. MacFarland
Larkin Norfleet
Horace Davenport
Robert T. Russell
Odessa
George P Gorden
Frank Bowman
Lexington
Rigginsville
Elling Resigns Nomination for Lafayette County
Joseph B. Elling resigns as democratic nominee for Lafayette County representative due to unavoidable engagement. Hiltog pledges loyalty to the party and service in future campaigns. Meanwhile the Lafayette County Teachers Association session opens in Odessa with lectures by Dr. Albert Ross Hill and Prof. Q A Phillips and a program on nature study and language.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Elling
Joseph B. Elling
Lafayette County
Hiltog
Billing
Mutual Life Insurance Company
County Teachers’ Association
Odessa
Missouri Pacific
Albert Ross Hill
Missouri University
Warrensburg Normal
Q. A. Phillips
Maggie Spears
Susie Alford
Bettle Trail
Edaith Powell
Youthful Robber Flits Through Town With Funds
Glass McDonald, a colored boy employed by Clarence Kenney, fled Friday September 23 with about forty dollars in checks and currency. He boarded the local freight to Algineville, then reappeared in the afternoon bound for Myrick. Sheri Thomas confronted him at Myrick as he prepared to head to Kansas City. Police continued search for the suspect and ticket to Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glass McDonald
Clarence Kenney
Alggineville
Myrick
Sheri Thomas
Kansas City
Wien
Kansas
Pastor Meyer Bid Farewell to Humboldt Church
The German Methodist church members honored retiring pastor Rev. G. Meyer and his wife with a gold watch a 320 gold piece and fine china as tokens of esteem. The couple left for their new assignment in Lexington Missouri carrying Humboldt citizens best wishes and sincere regard from the Leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Humboldt
Nebraska
Meyer
Lexington
Holenwald
German Methodist Church
G. Meyer
Foot Ball Monday in Lexington Against Marshall High
The W. M. A. football team meets Marshall High School in Lexington Monday afternoon. James Landon, guard, and Hans Wolfe, full back, former Tigers stars, are coaching Marshall this season and will field a strong squad. The Marshall team recently tied Missouri Valley College and Wentworth has shown solid material. The game will be called at 1 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall
James Landon
Tigers
Hans Wolfe
Lexington
Missouri Valley College
Wentworth
J O'Oluck
Will Move To Odessa
Odessa Ledger reports N Ewing has rented the Barn sides place in Odessa's eastern suburbs and will move his family there soon He is one county's foremost horsemen and owns a string of stallions that cannot be outclassed anywhere He plans to bring them to the 1605 season at the new rented facility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odessa
Ewing
Salomon named maid of honor for Veterans reunion
Brigadier General Harvey W. Salomon commanding the Western Brigade Missouri Division United Confederate Veterans appoints as maids of honor from Lexington to attend the annual reunion at the Missouri building World’s Fairgrounds St. Louis on Thursday Oct 6. Misses Katherine Fulkerson and Elliott Tudhunter accompany as attendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey W. Salmon
Western Brigade
Missouri Division
Lexington
Missouri
St. Louis
Katherine Fulkerson
Elliott Tudhunter
Death of Mrs Montgomery Shocks Owensville County
Telegram received Monday announced the death of Mrs Jane Montgomery aged 84 years at her Owensville Indiana home. She was a sister of the late John McFadin and a half sister of F C McFadin, well known by many residents of the county.
Corder Items and Local Notices Drift Through Town
Wellington and Corder items recount travel to World's Fair visits and local prospects. Notices include church preaching, cemetery expansion, accidents, wedding invitations, and a joyous Old Men's Club gathering with expansive community meal and memorial resolutions.
Social Notes From Mayview And Surrounding Areas
Miss Bess Chinn spent Wednesday in Higginsville while Bettie Benning visits Lexington for a street fair. Dersie Winsor Jett visits relatives for World’s Fair. Mrs Weed Marshall and son Rose travel Saturday to Odell Illinois then St Louis for the fair. Judge Ed Butt sold his farm near Mayview and bought Lydia Green property in town. Mayview teachers Naomi Stacy Abbie Pucket Minnie Moore attended Odessa meeting. Mr and Mrs Will Smith Sr surprised by friends for Mr Smith’s 70th birthday. a chair was given in remembrance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weed Marshall
Rose
Odell
St. Louis
Ed Butt
Maview
Lydia Green
Judge Butt
Mayview
Odessa
Minsee Naomi Stacy
Abbie Pucket
Minnie Moore
Hammond
Mra
Will Smith Sr
Mr. Smith
Smith
Nominates C. A. Keith for Representative Post
The Democratic County Committee met at the courthouse Friday afternoon and nominated Charles A. Keith of Higginaville for representative. Joseph B. Eiling had resigned, with Judge William Young of Lexiontoun as the other candidate. Keith, a Lafayette native and lawyer, is described as of integrity and well suited to the office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic County Committee
Court House
Charles A. Keith
Higginaville
Joseph B. Eiling
William Young
Lexiontoun
Keith
Lafayette Ciuntian
Teachers Recital by Central College School of Music
The annual program in Lexington drew a crowded audience as D F Conrad opened with Chopin Scherzo op.31 and Nocturne. Mrs Smith sang Meyer Helmund and several songs, Miss Menefee played Liszt Dream of Love, Mr Ralph Wylie offered Mendelssohn Concerto movements, Miss Shale read Henry van Dyke, and Miss Wynne closed with Schumann and Moszkowski pieces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central College School of Music
Lexington
D. F. Conrad
Chopin
Conrad
Menefee
Ralph Wylie
Central College
Mendelssohn
Miss Shale
Addie Wyone
Haberbier
Schumann
Moesekowsin
Senator Stone to Speak Here
Senator Stone informs he cannot speak on October 17 as planned but will likely speak here on October 24 if that date is acceptable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator Stone
Probaly
Missouri division United Confederate Veterans reunion
The social reunion of the Missouri division United Confederate Veterans will be held in the Missouri building World’s Fair grounds St Louis on Thursday October 6 at 10 o'clock a m. James Ramey returned to Kansas City Wednesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Benton
R Lg Gaines
St. Louis
Pike
United Confederate Veterans
Missouri Division
Missouri
World’s Fair Grounds
Thorsday
James Ramey
Kansas City
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W.M. A
Higginsville
Higginsville Athletic Club
Ladd A. O
Little
R. G
Saver
Bunting
R. T
van Gickel
Craig
R. E
Shinn
Graybill
Bollfoger
R. H
Doty
R. Bh
Emery
F. B
Wigglnsville
Prewits
Brockoer
Downing
Thomas
Mandly
Attge
Clapp
Wellington and Vicinity
ST Lealma
Martin Frazier
Gink
Leo Malonay
W. W. Corse
H. G. Larberg
Rodgers Wright
Robert Lins
Independence
E L. Morris
Warrenton, Mo
John Ritter
W. W Corse
Alex Bale
Jessie Lineback
Duehbert
Wellington
P. Cayton
M. E. Church
Wellington Ferry Company
Lanning & Harris
Chas. H. Duck
Miss Mattie
Washington, D C
Emmet Burgess
Wellington Lodge
Mount Olivet
Adeline
Dominic Bessetti
I. T. Seybold
Lansing & Harris Coal and Graty Company
G. A. Galbrith
Thomas Yingling
Anna Jane Stewart
Tacoma
Washington
Mr. Yingling
Ingubella Yingling
A. B. Yingling
Intelligencer
Daily Advertiser
Lambora & Allen
Walbridge
Cyrus BP. Walbridge
CG. L. Wilson
Josh Haynes
Reba Emers
Alkire
St. Me
Alma Slusher
Dover
Hi. W. Liese
A. J. Wollenman
Miry Beatle Hackley
Hugh L. Mackley
C. & A. Brakeman
C.L. Wilson
A. J. Frerking
H. E. Tucker
Higgineville
Price Payne and Son Chas
Towatiay
Mesars
Martin
Ike Ramey
C. J. Lowin
W. E. Knight
Obes
Grandotaff
W. F. Corbin
Mary Evwards
Chicago
Krovat Romquist Purformer C. & A
Alvin Frerking
Earl Reynolds
N. H. McOrin
Nes
John Dogging
Annie Hoffman
G. A. Frerking
Mack Edwards
Waterloo
Mont
Rom Edwards
Campbell
Worrensburg
Jeuse Fields
P. Hancock
Mounds I. T
Sol Ward
J. C. Moorehead
O.d Mexico
Charlotta Corder
State University Columbia
IR L. Gaines
Jodie Hackley
Emma Nol
Edna Dean
Clara Porter
Fiorande Kidd
Prof. Jodwin
County Institute
Amos Vans
Salem
Oregon
J. W. Lewis
Terman Hohenwald
Rev. Hohenwald
Neb
Ollie
Hattie Peeples
Butte
Im Corder
Mary Campbell
Slater
J. K. Campbell
Miss Campbell
David Fishback
Pine Grove
Ehurch
Mem
E. Y. Ginn
McCain
Ths
Bro. McFarland
Mayview Notes
Bess Chinn
Bettie Benning
Dersie Winsor Jett
Chas, A. Keith
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