Railroad News Tells of Crew Movements and Local Incidents
Railroad workers travel assignments and shop notes accompany local mishaps and health updates. Conductor Lt Soara timed back to duty after two weeks off. W J McCrabbs helped northbound. Pat Carmody and wife visit Sedalia after visiting homefolks. Roy Thomas hospitalized with sprained ankle from porch fall. Carl Newton covers in his absence. Veteran Columbia branch engineer James Clark visits daughter Mrs Payne Karnes on Johnson Street after two months laid off.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Clark
Columbia
Mrae Payne Karnes
Johnson Street
Wabash Railway Workers Resign and Plans for World’s Fair Terminal
Carl Green resigns from the Wabash car department. G Carden travels to Peoria to take a new dispatching post. N Stansbury reopens after illness. Wabash pledges a modern terminal at St Louis for next year with eleven tracks and special city service cars seating 120, handling about 25 000 passengers per trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Green
Wabash Car Department
Yeaterday
Ir. G. Carden
Yenterday
Pmntaburg
Kaa
Ginger
By & G. Ry
N. Stansbury
Wabash
Nde
Sta. Lonta
Union Navende
Union Station
World
Fadr
Aimmer
Touc
Wabash Wreck Damages Two Passenger Trains
A collision at Excelsior Springs Junction between Wabash Nos. 6 and 14 damaged both engines and injured several crew and passengers. Conductor Cushing and Engineer Carlan led their crews as the switches failed, both trains stopped. traffic resumed within two hours. Brakeman Tom Ondberry suffered a hand injury. exact injuries not released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wabash
Axcelsior Springs Junction
Switeh
Condretor Canning
W. Carlan Thahrottle
C. Oushwa
Trafic
Tom Ondberry
Deserter Arrested Near Higben After Pursuit
J Oule Metonti, alleged deserter from the United States regiment army, was arrested this morning at a relative’s home south of Higben. Chief Patterson tracked him after learning he had departed weeks ago. He was located near Algbee and arrested by Marshal Williams, then brought to Moberly this afternoon. Metcalf is said to be the son of the Metcalf family from the east side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Oule Metonti
United States Reguent Army
Higben
Vpollne
John Patterson
Metcalf
Yournp
Algbee
Marshal Wiliams
Married in Paris Sparks City Secret Unveiled
Clarence J. Chamblin and Miss Myrtle Jeffries of the city wed in Paris on a recent Friday afternoon at 3 o clock with a Baptist minister officiating. The couple, who had told friends they would spend the day in Prontiville, returned to Maberly that night and kept the marriage secret until last night when the bride announced she was Mrs Chamblin to her friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence J. Chamblin
Myrtle Jeffries
Paris
Pearl Jeffries
Jin Murray
Prontiville
Maberly
No, G Ft Gao
Chamblin
Elect Omnokras leaders in Lincoln Post No 4 officers
Lincoln Post No 4 held its manual election of officers for the coming year. Command er J T Frame Senior Vice Commander W B Jones Junior Vice Commander Lara O Quartermasters A J Thompson HOU Chaplain W Stewart Overseer of the Onyon Chag burl hart Oncaralhe Chard SHB Croft. A joint installation with W CL No 4 is planned for January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln Post
J. T. Frame
W. &. Jones
Lara
Thomp. Hou
Stewart
Burl Hart Oncaralhe Chard
Shb
Croft
Tmrenidsern
Progressive wedding near Middle Grove unites Miss Pattie Hall and Miller Woods
The ceremony occurred Sunday afternoon near Middle Grove with Rev. William Hall officiating at the bride’s father J. W. Hall home. A reception followed at S. L. Sitvoron’s nearby residence before Rev. Walling joined Ton Trudale and Ida Simpson in marriage. The couple, regarded highly in the community, begin married life among friends and neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middle Grove
Miller Woods
Mobserlye
Misa Pattie Hall
William
J. W. Hall
Gilesta
S. L. Sitivoron
Walling
Ton Trudale
Madison
Ida Simpson
Son
Ave
Young Couple Wloyed In Quiet Rural Marriage
A young couple living four miles east of Middle Grove, Misa Jowell Riler and Earl Milby, wed Friday night after a neighborhood Christmas gathering. The bride slipped away from the doorway and the pair were joined at the nearby residence of a daughter to be married.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Jowell Riler
earl Mil+ by
Middle Grove
Webac
Doikgter
Miners Meeting Nears Adjournment in Missouri Convention
Operators of shooting coal mines in Missouri and union officials in district 275 convened at the Magic City parlors to address grievances unresolved by leaders Colville and operators. The harmonious gathering expects quick settlement of disputes as sessions continue and adjournment approaches tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
UM. Wy of
Dintriat No
Magic City
Colville
Nlghtfads
Masara
Dawbalda
Cantani Coal and Coke Company
Grant
Great Northern Coal Company
Craig
Bolen-Drrnell Company
Walton
Pugbee
Jake Lowing
Liliotts Orriga
Renick
Brown
Danforth
Hyans
Collinsville
Vail
Ardmore
Thurston
Bevier
Layton
Beviers Pritchard
Huotaville
Morris
Plantaeville
Mr. Mooney
Mhigbee
Jowling
Officara
Crearge
Calville
Kirkaville
Jaregidant
Wic
Richards
Wovner
North Missouri Horse Show Circuit Proposed for Moberly
NEW FAIR CIRCUIT President A G Digte of Moberly Pair Association received letters from Missouri Associations urging a united north and central Missouri circuit with Moberly Centra lia Columbian and Sedalia. The plan would stage a continuous run of races from Moberly through the listed cities, but funding and consent from Mr Miller for fair grounds use remain uncertain. Mayor Dingle may meet with city representatives to decide on future steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. G. Dingte
Moberly Pair Association
Wayora! Missouri Associations
Missouri
Moberly
Centralia
Columbian
Rich Hi
Molden
Warrson
Mort Scott
Kangana
Dingle
Miller
Milie
North Bros Stage New Engagement at Halloran’s
North Bros opened their second Halloran’s engagement with She Hand of Man a four act drama to a large fashionable audience last evening. The company praised for strong cast and skilled specialties with plans for new royalty plays this season in Moberly. Pearl Glascock arrived from Holiday to visit Mrs. D W Barker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Bros
Halloran’s
Hand of Man
Carter
Colton
Bergus Son Bros
Carroll
Also Mentioned on This Page
Reed Street
Railroad News
Denecral Readare
Shop News
Oroach
Cab
Cahoosa
Watte
Dew Moines
Soara
W. J. McCrabbs Tageen Weok
Pat Carmody
Sedalia
Pat
Roy ‘Mhonmas
Robinson’s Book Store
Agient
Soulita
Milwaukee
Robt
H. Dombagh
Moberly, Misbou
Hmatablishead
Wabash Wreck
J. Onfe Matcati Acredlad Sayth of
Migheshie Morying
Clarence Chamblin
Paola Lawt Thoreday
Elect Omnokras
LA. Peni Promotion
LA. Penteim
Steere Sewing Mic Chine
Bore
Hia Bean Pre
Triager
Macones
Kanter
da Pattataon
Thig Ely
Bin
Autorad
Ab Onoa
Damocaan Tikes Pleasure ii
Seutory Circles
Miners Meeting
Mineral Union
Jolie Wytina
Ruy Fate Palace
Iow
China
W. S. Thorne
Qloan
Alora
South Migvairl
North Brothers
Malloran
Miss Pearl Glascock
D. W. Barker
Bowers
Palace
Moberly, Missouri
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!