Easter Services Highlight Moberly Churches Attendance
Coates Street Presbyterian reports a strong Easter turnout with 841 in Sunday school and high offerings across classes. The revival added seven new members, bringing total admissions to twenty since the revival began, with further enrollments planned next week.
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Coates Street
Presbyterian U
Wrix
JM. C. Woodbridge
W. S. Boewers
Jarl Jaynes
Laur Chatter
Mils
Bik
George Bolingan
Paul Ginber
Central Christian Church Service Attendance Report
The Central Christian Church recorded 704 in the Bible and 168 men present for the annual count. Those arriving before the close of Sunday school were not counted in the school attendance. The audience filled the auditorium and Sunday school room for the special program led by J. A. Slew titled The Citter Christ.
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Central Christian Church
Mhaja
Trav
J. A. Slew
Easter programs boost attendance at multiple churches
The First Baptist Church reports 11H1 in attendance as children’s groups carried out the day’s program. The Wire Christian Church shows 421 in Bible School with a $104.05 cash offering and an extensive egg drive for the Orphans’ Home. West Park Methodist notes a 125 percent rise in Easter activities and a 467 Sunday School count with an Epworth League organized and six new members.
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He Ernst Baptist Church
First Baptist Church
Tomer Samisan
Wiest
West Park
Pastor Smith and faithful workers face setback in Taster period
The pastor ev. G. D. Smith and the faithful workers encountered a disruption tied to the results of the Taster period, signaling a notable change for the congregation and its outreach plans.
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Ev. G. D. . Smith
St Louis Police Rescue Flooded Neighborhoods by River Des Peres
Police on horseback carried residents to safety as the River Des Peres swelled after a cloudburst. Water reached up to neck level in some homes and to four to six feet in the area east of Maplewood, with 10 to 16 feet in low districts and the Mississippi River rising further amid ongoing rain.
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St. Louis
Lve
Children attend community event with story and songs
About one hundred children gathered at the YY AW room on Sunday afternoon for a story town and songs program. Afterward they walked to Tarnehull Patio for the age line where merchants handed out candy to the children.
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Tarnehull
Age Inn
Flohusan
Griffith
Marriage of Matthew Neal and Miss Blanche Stephens
Matthew Neal and Blanche Stephens were married at 5 o clock yesterday afternoon in the Central Christian Church parsonage by Rev J. T. Shreva f. They were accompanied by Mr and Mrs N. Staphans. The bride, known in Moberly and among local school teachers, hails from near Madison. The groom is a young farmer and they plan to reside east of Moberly.
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Matthew Neal
Blanche Stephens
Mrs Joe Genela Dies in San Diego Cal
Telegram from Moberly friends reports the death of Mrs Joe Genela in San Diego California on Saturday. She was a daughter of Dinh Willcox born in Renicki California and had lived away for years. Survived by husband and a three year old daughter. Funeral in San Diego on Wednesday.
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Joe Genela
San Diego
Cal
Genela
Dinh Willcox
Renicki
CallYornia
Gonoly
Jonolh
Margaret Hardin
Sirby Street
Sam Diego
Easter Cantata Delights At Fourth Street Methodist Church
The Easter cantata at Fourth Street Methodist Church drew a good audience and praise from Mrs. Del Martz who directed the singers. A rare instrumental program featured two pianos and two violins with soloists including Mrs. Bratian and Miss Mintone. The total performance of My Redeemer Lives by Ira B. Wilson showcased skilled vocal and instrumental artistry.
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Fourth St. Methodist Church
del Martz
Chartone Mintone
J. C G. Marwood
Walter Burke
Lee Reynolds
Brattain
Kaufman
Ira B. Wilson
Lee Birdsong Sentenced for Theft at Merchants Hotel
Lee H Birdsong a local Black man who took several overcoats from the Merchants hotel was today sentenced to six months in the county jail.
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Lee H. Birdsong
Merchants Hotel
Legion to Honor Grant and Lee Birthday Observances
The American Legion announced plans to celebrate the birthdays of Union General Ulysses S. Grant and Confederate General Robert E. Lee in Indiana. Activities include nationwide ceremonies with veterans groups from the Grand Army of the Republic and Confederate Veterans, aiming to honor both leaders and promote reconciliation.
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Indianapolis
Ind
ADM
aAmveriana Legion
Legion
Otourant
Lea
Inter Astaf Americanisn
Robert
Bee
Tron Pict
Confedarantea Iainias
Robort TR. Tee
Utyases
Gwenarna
Hia
Wederalion
Freeneh
MigHsh
Annadian
Lulian
Els Diers
Cause
Confederate Veterans
Grand Army of Confederate Veterans
Pune
Flewei
Ser
Vic
Grant
Lee
Baby Toy Died Yesterday in Moherty Home
The infant son of Mr. and Mrs Bebiner Wane dal died yesterday afternoon at 4 in the family home north of Moherty. The child was born April 20. The burial will take place tomorrow afternoon at Pleisant View cemetery.
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William Jester Sendall
Bebiner Wanedal
Ternoon
Timiles
Moherty
Pleisant View
Death of W M Kelly in Centralia April 18 1928
W M Kelly died at his Centralia home on Thursday April 18 1928 aged 44. He worked as a brakeman on the Wore out line from Moberly and had twenty two years with the railroad. He was a lively, jovial man who made friends easily and leaves a wife and two daughters Totayne and Lorie. The family thanks the order for memorial offerings.
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W. M. Kelly
Centralia
Whuraday
Totayne
Lorie
Maron
Ale
al Rt
Oty HT
Kelly
Lions Club Meeting Plans Park Improvement Vote
The Lions Club will hold its weekly meeting at 6 30 p m this week followed by a dinner. They will present a plan to seek City of Pie support to fund Tannehill Park improvements for a better public space.
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Council Tomostrovw
Lions Club
Tia ‘Aly Calnoll
Tannehill Park
Pie
Downly
Attempted assassination target in Dublin urged by rebels
Unclear report from Dublin cites an April 17 attack by republican rebels aimed at Michael Collins. Gunfire struck at government posts as assailants from insurgent quarters pursued the provisional government leader who escaped. one attacker was captured.
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Michael
Collins
Dublin
Michael Collins
Free State
Germany and Russia Sign Genoa Treaty Amid Conference
Reported dispatch notes Germany and Russia signing a treaty at Genoa during the April conference. It mentions foreign ministers and discussions on policing, alliance terms, and disputed points as heavy rain affects proceedings.
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Germany
Russia
Genoa
Walter
Ithenau
Aussia
Illinois tornado leaves towns in ruins with multiple deaths
Reports from April 17 describe a violent tornado striking towns near Lre vington and Tyvington, causing seven deaths in one county and raising fears of missing residents. Early damage includes destroyed homes, fires, and scattered livestock. Authorities warn of more fatalities as searchers comb wreckage for survivors.
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Entralia
Lrevington
Tyvington
Carlos Black
Wheat Pit Scenes In Chicago Market
In chaotic trading on a Saturday the Chicago wheat pit saw frantic action with traders shouting bids and reacting to price moves. Reports indicate sharp advances and wide spreads across futures as grains shifted with market rumors and uncertain demand.
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Chicago
Presbytery Meeting Opens Aboard Coates Street Church
The Presbytery will meet at Coates Street Bees church. Pastor Perry of Chillicathe delivers the opening sermon. Rev Fonna-Wraat and Hollyman preach at Carralltan. Dr Reed of Westminster College speaks on the Need of the Nour. W M Campbell new pastor at Mreene preaches at 4 PM. Missionary from Adrien and veteran speaker share wartime addresses inviting public attendance.
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Mae Gan Prsbyferyl
Ory
I. A. Reed
Westminster ‘College
WM Campbell
Galesburg
Mreene
Dan
Lowe
Marshall and Tea¢Ner
Missouri
Gali
Adrien
Campaign To Clean Up Paint Up Keep It Up Launched
A garbled town notice announces a nationwide Clean Up and Paint Up campaign led by the National Clean Up and Padre Wy Campaign. It promotes community health, fire prevention, and civic pride, urging citizens to join a starting event on Saturday, April 2, with Mayor DING signing the appeal.
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Ely
United States
Iin
Sulayrday
Marek
Eitigen Bo
AG Cc. Ding
Superintendent elected for Palmyra public schools
D Asi, superintendent of schools in Monroe county, was elected public school superintendent for the city. He plans to begin duties in September and will be the incumbent, with a possible appointment to Venroe county next April.
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Maled
Potagra
Schoal ‘Wead
Palmyra
Asi
Monroe County
Ash
Japan
Avitude Tor
Soeassa
Supal
Venroe County
LO Sarve
Clession
Government Wins Suit Against U S Shoe Co
The United States Shoe Manufacturing Company violated the Clayton Act by restraining competition in shoe machinery. The Supreme Court today upheld the federal government victory, marking its second major antitrust triumph against the company.
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U.S. Shoe Co
Washington
United States Shoe Manufacturing Company
Supreme Court
Head Arrest Shocks Kansas Loan Association Assets
A state finance official took charge of the assets of the Tack sor County Buyings Loan Association today amid alleged irregularities. The move follows an arrest tied to the association’s operations.
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K. C. Loan Association
Jgansas
Hugues
State’ Finance Seiuitigaiating
Sor County
Ane ‘Loan Association
Admission by Re O Douglas of Funds Misuse Revealed
Re O Douglas admitted he misappropriated association funds and invested them in various enterprises. He stated debts concealed part of the loss, with several deeds of trust totaling over 450000 in the past year. Douglas, secretary of Fidelity Automobile Supply Co., was arrested at noon and agreed to resign to protect stockholders.
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O. Douglas
Mana
Fidelity, Automobile Supply Co
Douglas
Indicted Governor Rohss Arrigned In Manitoba Case
A Manitoba district court in Okniniwee the judge Bozarth presides over the arraignment of Governor Rohssison on charges linked to a strand indictment. The report notes the ongoing legal action as part of Manitoba’s early 20th century political proceedings.
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Okniniwee
Oklo
Sor. AL Rohsserison
Bozarth
Sandford Boatman Held After Nighttime Arrest
Sandford Boatman was taken into custody Saturday night after holding up and taking 16 from a man named Dail. Both men were in the city jail this morning. Dail was held for illness and causing a disturbance at his boarding house. Boatman was brought before Justice Mishall this afternoon and his case was set for tomorrow afternoon.
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Sandford Boatman
Iron Dail
Pail
Boatman
Dail
Boatihan
OM M. Mishall
Tomorry
Married Wrong Sister Sparks Czech-Hungarian Divorce Tale
In Geneva on April 1 7 Captain Frans Oserheim of the Hungarian army seeks a divorce after wifing his impersonator who posed as his sister. The eldest sister under pressure to marry him aided by deception at the ceremony. She later confessed, declaring love for the captain, who left for Hungary. Both are Catholics and face divorce difficulties.
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Geneva
Frans
Oserheim
Aifie
Alt
vWamdd Bran
Bregena
Lake Constance
Hin
Tad Captain
Tai
Caetain
Hungary
Oerheim
Taining
Death of Campbell a Widely Known Cairo Resident
Willian A Campbell longtime Cairo resident died yesterday at his daughter Mrs Johnsons home 120 Sixth Street after a lingering illness Born October 9 1839 he is survived by two daughters Mrs Johnson and Mrs Lee Owings two sons Ann L Campbell of Kansas City and W B Campbell of Canada two brothers Pred Campbell Hunter Okla and Richard Campbell Cairo He was a member of the Baptist church funeral services were held at the church at 4 oclock this afternoon conducted by Rev White with interment in the adjoining cemetery
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Willian A. Campbell
Cairo
Yeterday
Junara Johnson
Sixth Street
Wwe
Johnson
Lee
Owings
Kansas City
W. PB. Campbell
Canada
Pred ‘Campbell
Hunter
Okla
Richard Campbell
Baptist’church
White
Payeltas
Speedway crowds eye international 500 mile race
Indianapolis, April 19. About 15 cars already entered for the international 500 mile race to be held May 30. The event attracts many top drivers including Ralph De Palma Eddie Hearne Tommy Milton Cannonball Baker Tra Vail Jerry Wonderlick and Harry Hartz with Wally Reid entering and arranging for his AMA license. Foreign entries expected, with W. I. Bradley reporting as many as ten. Thirty three starters allowed. Benj Street operated on for illness.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Speedway
Ralph de Palma
Eddie Hearne
Tommy. Ailton
S-Vietor
Cannonball
Baker
Tra. Vail
Jerry Wonderlick
California
Century
W.I. Bradley
Europe
Germany to face Allied taxation plan pressure
The article discusses Germany’s stance on Allied reparations and new taxation principles. Chancellor Wirth signals a shift toward centralized taxation to fund the budget, while Allies push for stricter controls and enforcement, shaping Germany’s financial battles ahead.
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Germany
Repartions Commission
Govel
Wirth Ha
Ap Soonat
Radio hearing aid aids barber in Neillsville sight
A fragment describes a young barber in Neillsville using a small sized amplifier attached to his head to hear through the air. He reportedly can hear unaided and attend concerts and markets, with physicians noting the 260 meter length as a proved challenge.
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Neillsvil Hanson
Diegar
Somen Ventor
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