Farmers Items and Local Poultry Market Report
Community notice lists poultry stock and sales, including W J Rouse Fisher Strain White Plymouth Rocks, eggs for hatching, and multiple buyers. Entries mention mules, mares, cattle purchases, wheat deliveries, and farm improvements. School board honors Webb City Superintendent Prof. Nichols with raise to 1800 annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Rouse
Fisher
Webb City
R. Nichols
Nichols
Daily Register
Monroe Hotel Change at Burlington Route Stop
After years Mrs Redman and daughters Minnie and Lillie quit the Monroe Hotel. Burlington railroad officials praised its service. The family plans a Denver summer home. B F Burris and wife take charge and promise to continue the popular house. Uncle Jimmie Ryan and wife observed their golden wedding Tuesday. Further notices were not possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmie Ryan
Indian Creek Church and Community Notes
Mrs Elizabeth Pie and Sebastian Pike attended mass at Indian Creek on Sunday Miss Mary Cooney of Kansas City visits relatives at Indian Creek Yager lost an aged brood mare Friday night An elderly woman slipped and fell causing her death The We People’s Dance Club plan Easter Dance Wednesday the 22nd Most farmers are plowing for corn now A large acreage will be planted this year
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Pie
Sebastian Pike
Mary Cooney
Kansas City
Indian Creek
Yager
We People's Dance Club
Pleasant Birthday at Moss Home in Mohs Family Circle
A small celebration yesterday honored Mrs Moss on a milestone birthday at the home of Mr and Mrs B G Moss. Four sisters M B Car r800 Mesdames Liz zie Gillispie and Vangie Saffar rans from Palmyra and the hostess shared memories of childhood girlhood and motherhood. The gathering offered love smiles and joyous reminiscences and was described as a day to remember.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B.G Moss
Resolutions of Respect for John D Elliott
Monroe M W A unit mourns Neighbor John D Elliott. Committee offers sincere sympathy to his wife son and daughter and requests charter draping for 30 days. Copies go to the family and to Monroe City Democrat for publication. Signed by Rupert Meriwether OC Dreseher OC Shafer OC. Those Deere Buggies at Jaeger s Hardware are peach ke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe Camp
John D. Elliott
Monroe City
Rupert Meriwethe
L. Dreseher
Shafer
Jaeger's Hardware
Churches Columns and Easter Services Across Cities
A compact weekly church notices column reports on ecclesiastical happenings. Fr Thomas Mollen and Fr D F Sullivan visited in Hannibal Worcester April 13. The New England Methodist conference debated dance and theater bans. The Latter day Saints rejected a divorce ban. Kansas City church bans the Merry Widow hat. Easter Masses and special choir programs outlined for Mullen and Cunningham. Masses at St Peter's Brush Creek and St John's Hunnewell noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Mollen
Joseph Little
D. F. Sullivan
Hannibal
Worcester
Mass
New England—Methodist Episcopal Conference
General Conference
Independence
Kas
Reorganized
Church of Jesu Christ of the Latter Day ‘Saints
The
Mormons
Kansas City
Anton Kuhis
St.Mary’s Roman Catholic Church
Kan
Faure Tantumergo
Rosewig
Gregorian
Father Cunningham
St. Peter's Church
Brush Creek
St. John's Church
Hunnewell
Jupe's CHURCH Good Friday and Easter Services
Passion service noon to 3 pm Evensong with address 7 30 pm Easter Day Holy Eucharist at 6 and 11 Evensong with Sunday School at 4 pm and Lenten offering presentation for Missions Master Monday and Tuesday Eucharist at 9 am Rev James Noble rector School Roll of Honor for April 10th lists named pupils across grades 1 to 8 including Virginia Asbury Ruth Adkins Travis Willis Edna Baily Gladys Willis and others
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jupe
James Noble
Virginia Asbury
Katherine Forsythe
Gus Jayne
Florence Baynum
Edna Maude Gentry
Lois Owen
Lucia Proctor
Ruth Adkins
Robert Hord
Vivian Lee
Bernice Overly
Maurine Barnes
Blanche Jarman
Maning Humphrey
Aleen Orr
Vivian Proctor
Willie Mary Shearman
Travis Willis
Frances
Mrs T W Jones Dies After Illness at Oak Dale
Mrs T W Jones aged 71 of near Oak Dale died at home Tuesday after a long illness. Funeral held at Oak Dale Wednesday at 2 PM with family and brother Joe J Rogers in attendance. Also note upcoming Turner Art Exhibit at Miss Belle Johnson's Studio, fourth week in May, under Century Club, proceeds to fund schoolroom decorations. Catalogues available from Century Club members or Mrs Hugh Stevens at 10c each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. W. Jones
Oak Dale
D R Campbell
Joe. J. Rogers
Uncle Tom Elsen and Palmyra Farm Boy Workers
Uncle Tom Elsen of Palmyra discusses his grandsons Arthur Bynum and Verdner Bland, noting they are workers who have planted 40 acres of oats and will plant 80 acres of corn. He criticizes the newspaper, jokes about letting it expire, then briefly pockets a small sum at the game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Elsen
Palmyra
Arthur Bynum
Verdner Bland
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Clay Underhill
Bell
Charlie Sullivan
J. W. Rouse
Smallwood
Maryville
James S Elzen
PN Jones
Thomas Anderson
Charlie Lewis
William Foster
DE Yowell
Frankford
Mr Goodell
Des Moines
Iowa
Consideration
Frank Bottorff
J A Frazer
Alex Griffith
Owen Place
A C Boarman
Lord Baltimore
Thomas Combs
Bradley
Bright
Plymouth Rock
L. O. Wilson
Market Report
B. P. Rock
B. K. Stone
Paris
Fairview
James Smith
Turkey
Barger
Henderson and Son
Christian Church
Warren
Charlies Tewell
Samuel Hampton
G. E. Burditt
Geo. Howe
Geo. W. Tooley and Son
W. L. Bly
Samuel Saunders
Scott Cunningham
Frank Tewell
Jack Crawford
C. W. Coleman
BE. A. Fry
E. Alexander
W.S. McClintic
Serene Beesnsen
Stoutsville
Florida
Victor
Santa Fe
Long Branch
Cecil
Goss
Methodist
W. F. M. Society
First BaPtist
Schoo
Presbyterian
Holy Rosary
Father Mullen
Leonard
Edna Baily
Gladys Willis
Edna Boulware
Virginia Evans
Faris Elzea
Nora Jamison
Uncle Tom
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