Memorial Day Observed in Malta Bend Church and Cemetery
Memorial and Decoration Day were observed at the First M. E. Church with a 11 am service, a 2 pm program of songs recitations and drills, and cemetery ceremonies at Malta Bend where soldiers graves were decorated. next year’s cemetery committee and seven directors were elected. The town saw a parade of visitors and reports of many local activities and movements among residents and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Dow
Coffeyville
Kansas
Fred Stockman
Gilliam
H. M. England
Marshall
B. G. Hardy
Mr. Wilson
Waverly
Dave VanMeter
Near Miami
Perry Garnett
Oklahoma
George Adams
Ashton Fulton
Katharine Fletcher
Blosser
John Demoss
Odessa
Will Bryan
M. E
Leatherman
W. P. Barrett
Malta Bend
Irene Houston
H. C. Ballew
Herbert Wilson
Cemetery Association
S. T. Wilson
L. Moritz
M. W.walker
G. A.renick
Fred Pittman
J. L.houston
James Tobin
M. W. Walker
J. L. Houston
G. T. Wilson
J. A. Tobin
Napton
Myr Blosser
Jefferson City
Allan Mahan
Kansas City
Earl van Stone
Detroit
Mich
Claud Weaver
Miami
Bettie Douglas
Sherman Houston
Herbert Ransberger
Leonard
Blue Lick Socials and Local Sports Roundup
Blue Lick W P Luce hosted a family dinner for son Paul’s 21st birthday with John Hanley Jr and wife plus two grandchildren and others. Herndon beat Blue Lick in a Sunday game. Robbie Conner visited Lennie Dennis. A large crowd heard Rev Mounta at Blue Lick for his fifty third birthday. Mrs Jim Lakin celebrated her birthday with all children at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. P. Luce
Paul
John Hanley Jr
David Dickson
Walter Davenport
Herndon
Blue Lick
Robbie Conner
Lennie Dennis
Rev. Mounta
Bro. Mounts
Jim Lakin
Harmony Church hires Hooper for repairs and children's day practices
Local notes report fine weather aiding farming, visits among residents like Miss Oral Woolum returning from Blue Springs, Miss Lillie Woolum visiting Mrs. W. Henry, and a Sunday crowd at Sun day school. Harmony Ladies Missionary plans meet at Mrs. H. C. Gadberry’s, while Mr. Hooper is hired to repair Harmony church and children’s day preparations proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oral Woolum
Blue Springs
Young
J. B. Irvin
Ida Woolum
Mollie Mayfield
Harmony
Hooper
Harmony Church
Lillie Woolum
W. Henry
Don't Experiment with a Cough Bell on the Bottle Ad
An old ad touts Dr Beill's Pine Tar Honey used by millions for sixteen years with growing demand. The message urges consumers to look for the Bell on the Bottle as a sign of authenticity.
New Frankfort Church Receives Fresh Coat of Paint
The church has been papered and painted greatly improving its appearance. Roger Smith of Marshall visited relatives in the area for two weeks. Wade Huff and children of Kansas City visited relatives in the Good Hope neighborhood. Quarterly meeting at Evangelical church begins Saturday and runs Sunday with Rev. Swart assisting. Cecil Jones of Slater was in New Frankfort Sunday. Marie Alkire of Gillam visits her uncle John Jones and family. Farmers rush corn planting as Carl Grimes and baby visit Mt. Leonard and Geo Haines family. Robt. Lenz and family of Slater spent Saturday in New Frankfort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger Smith
Marshall
Wade Huff
Kansas City
Good Hope
Evangelical Church
Swart
P. EB
Cecil Jones
Slater
New Frankfort
Marie Alkire
Gillam
John Jones
Local notes from Marshall area and visitors
Otto Cramer is in Marshall area this week as an agent for the light. W H Thornton and wife visited Arrow Rock on Sunday afternoon. Local boys played ball on Sunday. Miss Willie Romine visited her aunt Mrs Chas Reynolds Saturday. Jack McChesney called on Miss Baby Pearson Sunday. Dr W L Sharp attended the I O O F exercises at Arrow Rock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Cramer
Marshall
W. H. Thornton
Arrow Rock
Willie Romine
Chas. Reynolds
Jack McChesney
Local social notes from Arrow Rock and nearby area
A collection of social updates lists visits and events from Arrow Rock and surrounding towns. Mrs Ferney returns to Kansas City, Miss Roxie and Miss Mabel Pearson visit, others seen out or helping with farms. Elisa McLain’s 80th birthday surprise and birth of a 6 lb boy to Mr and Mrs Henry Thornton.
Band concert and local visits highlight Emma weekend
Emma hosts a band concert Saturday with refreshments on the grounds. Local residents include Martin Dierker and wife of Concordia visiting Emma Sunday, Henry Sanders and wife from Higginsville, Aug Dankenbring and wife of Concordia visiting Fred Weber, John Kronsbein around Emma last week, and Arthur Brockman passing through Tuesday. Hardware man Adolph Evert sold eight day loaders, signaling a good day in the year. Prof. M. C. Merz took a short trip to Concordia Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma
Martin Dierker
Concordia
Henry Sanders
Higginsville
Dankenbring
Fred Weber
John Kronsbein
Arthur Brockman
Adolph Evert
M. C. Merz
Deafness cured by constitutional remedies, not local
An advertisement claims deafness arises from inflamed Eustachian tubes and catarrh, warns local applications fail, and offers a $100 reward for cures unsolved by Hall's Catarrh Cure. It urges sending for circulars from J. P. Cheney & Co of Toledo and notes Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
J. PF. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Halls
Miami News Notes on Local Visits and Health
Cecil Gray aids his father on a granitoid walk in Miami. Several residents mark birthdays on the 31st. Mrs. Clayton Wheeler returns from Saline visits, Mrs. Jesse Wheeler tends her ill sister in Carrollton. Dan Ryan moves to Moberly, Kieffer family visits Marshall, Henry Heyning and wife visit the county seat. A planned colored baptism is postponed with rites expected in June on the river.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecil Gray
Marceline
Miami
Stephen Farris
Isaac Hill
M. Hudson
Masters J. Casebolt
Bennett Bishop
Lenny Mullins
Clayton Wheeler
August Royal
Saline
Jesse Wheeler
Carrollton
Arthur Wallace
Jack Hawkins
Fairville
Alex Long
John Kieffer
Henry Heyning
Mary Webster
Parsons
Dan Ryan
Bride
Moberly
Marshall
Loda
William Ryan
Brunswick
Local Social Notes From River View And Slater
Orson King visited Slater on business Thursday. Frank Leimkuhler and wife returned from an extended Osage visit. Ed Burks and family traded in Slater Thursday. Miss Ollie Hellman returned home after visiting Mrs. Fannie Pearson of Glasgow. Frank Kiso and Theo Welp traded with the Gilliam merchant Saturday. Miss Lena Kammeyer shopped in Arrow Rock Monday. Mrs. G. H. Thornton of Oak Ridge visits relatives nearby. J. F. Johnson and wife with Miss Caroline Thornton were in Slater Friday. Mrs. M. Mayfield and children of Mt. Leonard spent Monday with her sister Mis Ike Thornton. Mrs. Frank Hoener went to Marshall Thursday for the Baptist event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orson King
Slater
Frank Leimkuhler
Osage
Ed Burks
Ollie Hellman
Fannie Pearson
Glasgow
Frank Kiso
Theo Welp
Gilliam Merchant
Lena Kammeyer
Arrow Rock
G. H. Thornton
Oak Ridge
J. F. Johnson
Caroline Thornton
M. Mayfield
Mt. Leonard
Mis
Ike Thornton
Frank Hoener
Marshall
A. Larue
Catharine
South Marshall
C. J. Thompson
Hettie Haskell
Harriet
Helen Thompson
G. R. Hutcherson
Lelia Miller
D. W. Daugherty
Lou Tickemeyer
Sallie Weaver
James Garrard
Mark Cooper
Ridge Park
H. Green
John Jones
Theo, Jones
Joseph Hamill
Minnie Wingfield
Seattle
Wash
A. B. Wingfield
B. A. Jones
Helen Fannie
Robert Thompson
Jas
Garrard
Walace Neal
Jas, Weaver
Dora Weaver
Margie Haas
Local social notes and visits span region
Ray Johnson and family spent Sunday with G. W. Deer and family. Miss Willie Romine visited her sister Mrs. Jeff Hazell near Hardeman. A Romine, Jesse Hensick and J. R. Hellman attended O F services at Arrow Rock. E. F. Detmer and wife traded in Slater. Otto Kramer of Little Rock made a professional call. Will Kammeyer and family near Arrow Rock visited A. J. Kruger and wife. Lorene Thornton and Henry Taylor visited relatives. Jesse Hensick and daughter went to Blackwater. Henry and wife welcomed a baby girl May 23. Mrs. Elizabeth Crosslin visited her son and wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Johnson
G. W. Deer
Willie Romine
Jeff Hazell
Near Hardeman
A. Romine
Jesse Hensick
Arrow Rock
E. F. Detmer
Slater
Otto Kramer
Little Rock
Will Kammeyer
Near
A. J. Kruger
Lorene Thornton
Henry Taylor
Blackwater
Henry Viebrock
Elizabeth Crosslin
Ends Winters Trouble Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Ad
A brief colonial ad proclaims Bucklen’s Arnica Salve relieves frostbite pain and skin troubles. It claims quick healing of burns boils piles cuts sores eczema and sprains and promotes purchase at P. H. Franklin's drug store for 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bucklen
P. H. Franklin
Dr Bell’s Antiseptic Salve promises quick skin cure
Don’t be annoyed with skin troubles chaps pimples black heads eczema or sores. A 25 cent box of Dr Bell’s Antiseptic Salve will cure you. Try it at once.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Bell
New Home Visitors and Local Family News
Miss Frances Reager returned to her Elmwood home after a ten day visit with her sister Mrs. Frank Carothers at Sedalia. Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Terrell of near Elmwood were Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Stolberg in the Mt. Zion area. Misses Maude Harris and Bessie...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Reager
Elmwood
Frank Carothers
Sedalia
H. C. Terrell
H. C. Stolberg
Mt. Zion
Maude Harris
Bessie
Local social rounds note visits and a bereavement
Knott spent Sunday and Sunday night with Gen Knott and family near Grand Pasa attending the children exercise. Belle Reager of Perry Missouri visits uncle A P Reager in Elmwood. Dollie Harris returns from a month in Kansas and Oklahoma. Grover Allen and family visit Mrs. Allen in Blackburn neighborhood. Several local residents, including J R Laughlin and Harris families, hosted at D M Harris home. The infant son of Arthur Kuntz died last Wednesday afternoon May 25 and was buried at Poe grave yard. he was 14 days old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Fordham
Porter Harris
Lester Harris
Hugo Stolberg
D. M. Harris
Arthur Kuntz
Poe
Fox hunt draws large crowd to Ridge Prairie event
Mrs 5 H Perkins and sons fished with poor luck while Miss Maggie Scott visits Mrs J R Fletcher. A big fox hunt drew several hundred attendees from Sedalia and beyond. Seven foxes were holed and one caught. Green McFarland’s dog Bugar won first cup. Mrs 8 J White’s dog Harry won second. H M Williams’s dog Guy won best trailer. Judges were Dr Thomas Hall G W Witcher and J W M Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
5. H. Perkins and Sons
M. M. Smith
Nelson
Fletcher
Maggie Scott
J. R. Fletcher
Nannie Perkins
Sedalia
Green McFarland
Bugar
J. White
Harry
H. M. Williams
Guy
Dr. Thos, Hall
G. W. Witcher
J. W. M. Smith
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