Crowded Moberly theatre thrills with Little Princess
North Bros present The Little Princess to packed houses in Moberly. Friday’s second night matched the first with curtain calls as Latintore Leigh and a top flight company drew wonder and applause. North and Russell and Martynne dazzled with a fire dance and acrobatics. Thursday promises Quimille with Miss Coadwin and Friday features The Man from the West with new specialties.
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Moberlyne
North Hros
North Bros
Latintore
Leigh
North
Russell
Mar Monroe
Martynne
Fire Dancer
Miss Coadwin
Jesters confession declared a fake report
A sensational Jester confession published widely is exposed as a hoax. Jester is alive and in good health at his Oklahoma home, with authorities refuting claims of illness or death.
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Jester
Oklahoma
September wedding planned for Bertha Lynn and Edgar Rada buogh
Mrs Bertha Mrut nee Lynn will wed Edgar Rada buogh in early September. Rada buogh, a known painter for Colllnn, moves to Honew collage in the north part of town where preparations for the ceremony and home are under way.
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Bertha Mrut
Lynn
Edgar Radabuogh
Colllnn
Westhend
Honew
Cut Glass Prices Frame Your Pictures
Local shop promotes low prices and quality framing for pictures with a focus on attractive lines and craftsmanship. The ad promises nice work and value, inviting customers to choose their framing services.
Local Visit Marks 81st Birthday at Clark Family Gathering
W S Fowler and wife of Clark visit in the city with their daughter Mrs C W Mangus and family on Brinkerhoff Street. Today marks Mr Fowler’s eighty first birthday celebrated with a lavish dinner and well wishes from relatives. A separate social at J A Lindley’s Bedford Street home drew a large crowd to enjoy cooling refreshments and convivial games.
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W. S. Fowler
Clark
C. W Mangus
Brinkerhoff Street
Mr. Fowler
Lpworth League of the Methodist Church
Bedford Street
J. A. Lindley
Joe Wienand
Glasgow
Jon
Joe
Jack Quayle
West Reed Street
Kliss
Cameron, Mo
Vandolph
Idris
Goetze Conservatory Fall Term Opens September Twelfth
The Goetze Conservatory announces fall term from September 12 to December 24 with tuition 30 pounds for two lessons weekly or 20 dollars for one lesson weekly payable in advance. Sickness refunds on doctor’s certificate. late starters no reductions. Private lessons cost 150 per session. advanced students only.
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Goetze
Conservatory
Big South Clark Street
Moberly
New Enterprise Plans Cement Block Business In Moberly
Prosecuting Attorney Doyle and Joe Kirby announce a venture into cement building blocks. They plan to locate a site and install machines soon, inspired by Clear Lake Iowa’s large concrete block operation. They aim to profit locally and boost Moberly’s commerce.
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E.O. Doyle
Joe Kirby
Moberly
Doyle
Clear Lake
Kirby
Wight Allen Reception Off Due to Death
The planned reception at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Wight in Moberly has been canceled after the death of Mrs. S. J. Affick sister of Capt Jo Wighe of Milton. About 150 invitations had been issued and preparations were nearly complete for the event honoring Mrs. Wight's niece Mrs. St. M. Brown of Shelbyville Kentucky.
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J. W. Wight
Moberly
Farmers Take Notice As Prices For Fences Drop
Farmers are urged to act within thirty days to buy American Field fence at low prices before the offer ends. The notice mentions 26 inch high fencing offered at 17 for a quarter mile and warns prices are guaranteed for a short period.
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LE Nise
Armerican
Liberal Arts Day at World’s Fair Palace exhibits
Liberal Artists promise a grand Liberal Arts Day at the world’s fair. On Saturday August in the Palace of Liberal Arts visitors will receive thousands of dollars worth of special souvenirs free. Exhibitors order large lots to prevent shortages as doors open with Col. J. A. Ackerson delivering the welcome speech.
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Palace of Liberal Arts
Col
J. A. Ackerson
Department of Liberal Arts
Railroad News Brakemen and Conductors Face Layoffs
Howard Cunningham a Wabagh conductor is on the lay off list. Andy Caplinger the conductor is laying off to care for his ill children. M C Sharp has reported for work after sick list layoff. Wallace Fea resigns as brakeman to join Lloyd Wayland's bakery. Sam Sparksman goes to Jacksonville for the fair and Junior Day. Fred Haworth laid up with a broken finger. Tom Moore returns from Springfield after aiding his mother.
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Howard Cunningham
U. S. Smedley
Andy Caplinger
M. C. Sharp
Watermelon gift and rail passenger strains noted
Wabash freight agent W. U B Jennings brings home a fine watermelon from an admirer in Carrollton. Halliburton family returns from St Louis. Halliburton works as a switch engine fireman. Railroads face record passenger traffic, with Irksville travelers stranded by full trains and waiting for the next. The narrator lauds tolerant travelers and expects higher loads in fall.
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W. UB. Jennings
The
Wabash
Carrollton
Middleton Sues Wabash for 5000 Over Train Collision
B. K. Middleton of Mexico through Fry and Rogers files suit against the Wabash for five thousand dollars for damages received July 26, 1964 when struck by an east bound train near Union Station. Plaintiff alleges the railroad's fault.
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B. KR. Middleton
Mexico
Fry and Rodglers
Wabash
Union Station
Mr. Middleton
Middleton Thanks Brakeman Roth For Heroic Rescue
In a local incident Mr. Middleton was saved from probable death by the brave actions of Brakeman Roth of this city. The workers who aided in the response are noted for preventing a tragedy.
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Middleton
Roth
Accident at Wabash car shop mangles fingers
Mr Whitesides, a Wabash car shop employee, was injured last evening while operating a large revolving saw. His right hand was mangled and two fingers were amputated at the second joint. he will be laid up for some time.
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Whitesides
Wabash
Wabash to Sell Daily Coach Excursion Tickets in August
Beginning tomorrow August 25 the Wabash Railway will offer coach excursion round trips from Moberly to St Louis at 14 40 daily for August. Tickets previously sold only on Tuesdays and Thursdays are now available any day of the week. Attending the Jacksonville fair were Misses Hinton Davis and Shelton and D G Hines of Huntsville.
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Wabash
Moberly
St. Louis
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