Glass Art Glass Windows Contract For New Church
Contract let for 750 square feet of art glass including 12 small windows and three large windows at the new church corner Williams and Rollins streets. A. H. Wallis Art Stained Glass of St. Louis bid the nearly $6000 job, with interior work also to be arranged this week. Mrs Norton and two daughters visit engineer Warry Norton in Kansas City.
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Burris
M. 1
J Ro
Williams and
Rollins Streets
A.H. Wallis
St St. Louis House
Wm. H. Norton
Kansas City
Warry Norton
West End Place
Delegates Plan Labor Day Observance in City
Trades' Council delegates met to organize the Labor Day celebration on the first Monday in September. Special committees were appointed for bands, speakers, advertising, transportation, invitations and arrangements. Each committee will finalize every detail and promote a major city event.
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Trades’ Council
Jef
Levent
Local and Personal News From the Renick Area
Miss Anna Cave returns from Renick visit as Mrs G W Stoker plans a trip to Renick. Wabash boiler shop worker Gr W Cave sick listed. R C Pigg family visits Jacksonville for about a week. Joretta De part 3 sisters head to Springfield May for a retreat. Mrs Jed Forster and baby return to Huntsville. Mesdames Barnes Shedd and Grimes visit New Franklin. J T Bunton moving to 412 Wightman Belasco family from St Louis takes charge of Union Station news stand. W A Flowers off sick with rising head. A J McHughan family moved to Scott residence. Mrs A E Adams travels to Kansas City Kan to visit Newbanks parents. Ladies Auxiliary B L E will meet Wednesday at 2 pm. Brakenan G W Davis to leave hospital after appendicitis. Father John Ryan and Father Walher Fleunes go to Stoutsville for church dedication. Mrs Ju A Ambree and two children confined to home with measles. Jack Ford and family to move from Wightman Street to West Reed Street. Mr Gibbs at Moberly telephone exchange hires swarm of bees. bees swarm atop pole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lohengrin
A. L. McRae
Guerdon Black
Alexis Kjlinski
Agnes Deovan
Grace Rucker
Misa Dobbin
Chicapo
Mendelasohn
Miss Booker
St. Louis
Miss Dobbin
Anos Deegan
W. W. Southgate
Posaosacs
Rucker
Missouri
Moloor
Belasco
Union Station
W. A. Flowers
A. J. McHughana
West Reed Street
Scott
South Williams Street
A. E. Adams
Kansans City
Kan
John Ryan
Walher Fleunes
Salighury
Stoutsville
Ju. A. Ambree
de As
Jack Ford
Ra Wightmant Atreet
A. J. Ale- Hugh
Retail merchants banquet backs inclusive Moberly group
The Cuts Noonan hall meeting drew strong turnout from Moberly business men. Chairman Richard Noonan opened the session with reports that the association welcomes all retail merchants, debunking exclusivity. A sizable audience heard praise for the group, enjoyed cream and cake, and cigars in the dining period.
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Noonan
Moberly
Rishard Noonar
Curmn &Noonan’s
Noah Robuck
Will Sry
Mil Gutekunst
Conductor’s Survey Raffle Ends in Tragedy at St Charles
A survey raffle run by J. D. Gregg former Moberly conductor ended Saturday at St Charles when a ticket number 87 belonging to Robert Wuhlschleger the late Wabash conductor killed on a bridge was drawn. The survey will go to Mrs. Wuhlschleger now living at Wentzville.
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J. D. Gregg
Moberly
Surrey
St. Charles
Robert Wuhischleger
Assistant Superintendent Appointment in St. Joseph Schools
Yesterday Professor J D Elt was named assistant superintendent of St. Joseph schools. He will supervise grammar schools under the direction of Superintendent Nee. Professor Elt has been connected with the public schools of Jop.
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J. D. Elt
St. Joseph
Ele
Hie
Jop
Principal of High School and Superintendent of Schools Tenure
The text notes a nine year tenure as principal of the high school and six years as superintendent of schools, indicating long service in educational leadership across two roles.
No. 1168 Silk dress pattern contest notice
A fragmentary notice states No 1168 is the lucky number for a silk dress pattern by G Hy Werries. If not presented by July 11 the pattern goes to ticket holder 49T. if the last named ticket is presented by July 25, the dregs fees go to the holder. Board of curators of Mari.
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Amerik Ginga
Jeweler
Reed St
Robinson's Book Store
Blume
Lee
Rohanna
Jas. O. Blume
North 4Th ST
Mr. Church
Department
Jim Hurley
Ridnda
Dr. Miller
Weber
Frost's
W. Bros
Dr. Minisr Man. Co
U. S.A
da Mnocrat
Anna Cave
Renick
G. W. Stoker
Gr. W. Cave
Wabash
R. C. Pigg
Jacksonville
Joretta
Springfield
Jed Forster
Babe
Huntsville
Mesdames
J. B Barnes
and Shedd and
Arthur Grimes
New Franklin
J. T. Bunton
Wightman
Morem
Thorne
W.S. Thorne
Board of Curators
Mari
Clothing Department
Bowers
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