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Moberly Evening Democrat

Location

Moberly, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Dec 26, 1919

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Sudden Death Devastates Coal Commission in Ireland

A chaotic notice details the sudden death of Angeline Gillum in Derrreek Illinois. the obit recounts her life as a devoted mother and church member, with funeral plans set for the Methodist church in Royal Elm. Also included are scattered items about political plans, labor actions, and local social events.

Coal Commission Democratic Women Ireland Anson H. Gillum Derrereek Beime Grace Agnes Alfred Otis Edmond, Ok Edna Irene Holcomb St. Louis New Onsband Florence DuChen Emily WBS Royal Elmhbars Oracle Poor Price Fouth Street Methodist Church Robin Could B. L. Smith Oakland Cemetery

Christmas wedding in New York and Europe aid plan

New York December 25 191- Alexander says us this was a beautiful must help Europe Christmas wedding Rev J A Carney to unite Elmer Throckmorton and Miss Virgie Sotterlee at St Johns church. Ceremony featured Christmas emblems roses Ave Maria and a ribbon aisle. Bride praised for charm and popularity. attendants wore pink gowns. Luxuries buoyed by economy as merchants note shift to affordable gifts. city center holds a flat Christmas tree celebration.

Alexander Europe Wight PL J. Carney Bt. Joan's Catholic Church Elmer Throckmorton Virgie Sotterlee South Fifth Street Bethlehem W. W. Greanland Carl Moeller Ray Lamke Paul Witten Chaseen Lewis Jacobx 2Room Rev. Carney Mr. Moeller Hollis Fields Mary Margaret O'Keefe Eugenia Mann Edith Radford Miss Hollis Rene Auke Gonpeeattel

American Shippers To Confer Tuesday

Shippers representing fifty percent of rail tonnage will leave Chicago on December 20 to discuss pending railroad legislation. Attorney M Thorne says united action is needed though he offered no predictions. The conference aims to address the Cummins and Esch authorities, described as the post representative gathering of shippers since the wave began. A Christmas entertainment at West Park church drew a large crowd with a lively program and festive mood.

Chicago Washington M. Thorne United Action Thorne Thorite

Marriage Licenses and Local Music Program

Edger H Asbury and Daisy Chapman both of Higbee received a marriage license. also Orville Featherston and Ruth Berkley and Edward Riley and Braxie Berkley, near Madison. The brides are sisters. Featherston is Jak Turkey’s nephew. A merit musical program is planned at West Park Church Sunday evening with Mr Harwood leading solos, choruses, and congregational singing.

Edger H. Asbury Daisy Chapman Higbee Orville Featherston Ruth Berkley Edward Ri|ley Braxie Berkley Madison Featherston Jak Turkey Wast Park Church Harwood

Ex German Ships To Go To England Seven former German liners to British control

Washington December 2. Seven former German liners held in New York harbor will be turned over to Great Britain as arrangements can be made for transfer. The ships were allotted to the British by the peace conference and the Imperial was recently turned over. Six ships may be sold but stay under American registry. The action follows a State Department request and President directions. Later, Christmas weddings noted in the area include Wright and Tayis, Abrussant and Van Holder, Logan Prather and Dorothy Chapman, and Fewer and Mary Bella Harry. Georgia Nelson returns from Chicago University for the holidays.

New York Joshua A. Alexander Washington Department of Commercs Europe Washington, DP. C New York Harbor Shipping Board J. Dayton Payne Lansing Great Britain Palmer State Department Wasgald Wasgald That the Actions By the, Shipping Board Woldings Democrat Old Wright Salisbury Norine Tayis Moberly M. M. Marshall Elzee Abrussant Henson Albert ‘Fewer Kaytesville Mary Bella Harry

Handsomely Remembered 1 Members of Wrecking Crew

Pred Gardner foreman of the Wabash wrecker crew was fondly remembered as the crew presented him a handsome ring engraved with no monogram. AL G. Zummersin, the engineer, gave a speech praising Gardner's work and fellowship. The note highlights Gardner as the first foreman to receive such a token from the crew. The crew roster includes Claude Schnuterfield, H. Padgett, Joseph Belcher, Nay Wheeler, John Brown, ALC Zimmerman, L. Norris.

Pred Gardner Wabash AL G. Zummersin Zimerman Gardner Stanrling Claude Schnuterfield Padgett Joseph Belcher Nay Wheeler John, Brown Zimmerman L, Norris

Democrats Plan Harmony Meeting in Missouri

Jattergon City Missouri December 26 democratic leaders in Missouri plan a harmony meeting in St Louis to unite factions for the sake of the party. Ex Governor Dockery implicated though friends say he does not seek candidacy. Nomination of a U S senator remains a major issue as factions weigh wet and dry stances and potential candidacies. Breckinridge Long of St Louis is targeted for support by a national committee ally near Capitol News editor Hollister.

New York Eee Margaret Weil Wilson I New York Womens Politien Erkan Jattergon City Missouri Harmony St Lois Washington Aany Dockery United States Gardner Long

Attend the Gillum Funeral Out of Town Guests

Out of town relatives and friends arrive for the funeral of Mrs. MH Gillum. Attendees include Mr and Mrs A O Gillum of Edmund, Ohio. Mr and Mrs Harold E Holesmb of St Louis. Mr and Mrs Geo Gillum of Gypsum Kansas. A Gillum of Salina. Mr and Mrs ww Adler of Peoria. Mrs red Osborn of Shelbina. Mrs Caryl W Dempsey of Chicago.

Gillum A. O. Gillum Edmond O&la Harold E. Holesmb St Louis Geo Gypsum Kan A. Gillum Salina Ww. Adler Peoria Red * Osborn Shelbina Caryl. W.dempsey Chicago I. J

Weather update for generals tonight and tomorrow

Report indicates generals are fit for tonight and tomorrow. Conditions expected cooler with a colder air mass moving in tonight, bringing a general drop in temperatures and a drier pattern.

Washington sugar board stalls McNary bill signat

Late wire flashes report the sugar equalization board withholding President Wilsons signature on the McNary bill, with approval unclear and no definite indication from the board in Washington. Nearby dispatches note Los Angeles coverage of political questions and a New York French soldier link in a trial.

Washington, D. C Sugar Equalization Board Wilson

Pershing Reception Draws Largest Crowds in Laclede Missouri

In Laclede Missouri Tuesday General John J Pershing received a warm homecoming as crowds gathered to honor the Missouri native and World War I commander. Governor Gardner presented the state medal and Pershing spoke with joy at returning to his homeland while recalling boyhood friends and old acquaintances.

Pershing P. KK. Wais Insurance Oman Laclede John’ J. Pershing Missouri Mr. Weis Wasire America New York Weis General Pershing Hing

Double Wedding at Owens Home in Conenation Street

Theodore Meads of this city and Anda G Painatary of Jonathan Haines Higbee and Katie Mead of Higbee wed in a Wednesday ceremony at the Owens residence. Reverend Hoover officiated. The grooms are a Wabash Railway employee and a Higbee farmer. The couples plan to live in Ubisoit after a brief honeymoon.

Homer Thomas Owens Conenation Theodore Meads Anda G. Painatary 7Anthan Haines Missy Katie Mead Higbee EB. Hoover Mead Wabash R. By Ubisoit

Knights Semplar Conclave Held At 680 This Evening

A special Knights Semplar conclave is convened this evening at 680 to discuss matters of fate. Brother Fy Martin and Fraters are urged to attend with L. P. AtcDonald and Gy J, as requested.

Fy Martin L. P Gy J

Rail unions convene Monday to press wage rise demands

Washington reports that heads of major railroad unions will meet Monday to decide actions on wage increases sought by shopmen and clerks. Samuel Gompers will preside as plans for a 25 percent raise and potential government pressure are outlined, with possible continued demands before Congress and the Railroad Administration.

Washington, D. C Bee Ah Railroad Uctions Railroad Administration American Federation of Labor Today Tew Samuel Gompers Federation Wilson Hines Tonn Scout Railroad Workers’ Section the Americas Pederarion Labs Ib Ig Enhethae den Wstid Wines Balmer Welief Palmer Palr

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