Local residents and visitors make regional rounds
Benjamin Frederick returns from Kirksville after osteopathy studies. Mrs. Robert Cranston and children travel Friday to Keokuk to visit Rev. Thompson Penn and wife. Mrs. George Hicks and baby and Miss Verna Vowell visit Ely. Mrs. Jasper McClintic goes to Hannibal. Mrs. M. B. Carson of Quincy visits relatives. Mrs. Rose Thiehoff of Hunnewell spends part of the week here. Mrs. John McGlasson of Quincy returns home. Misses Mary Crain and Gladys Young shop locally. B. A. Welch goes to Camp Point. Mrs. J. Wingerter and Grace visit D. Thompkins. Mrs. Will Losson spends Friday in Shelbina. A. Byrd returns to Quincy after visiting Yancy Byrd. Mrs. Walker Vanskike spends Friday in Hunnewell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Cranston
Keokuk
Rev
Thompson Penn
George Hicks
Babe
Verna Vowell
Ely
Mary Crain
Gladys Young
B. A. Welch
Camp Point
A. Byrd
Quincy
Yancy Byrd
Hell Doctrine Denounced by Pastor In Kansas City Talk
Kansas City Missouri June 4 1910 Peter Tunesxell reports on a Bible Students meeting where the speaker argued that the Bible’s hell is not eternal torture. He contends Jesus will destroy death by resurrection and that a messianic kingdom will redeem mankind. He attacks the traditional hell concept and urges destruction of that doctrine to restore reverence for God. The report notes audience types and local social updates through Palmyra and Hannibal visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus
Hell
Kansas City
Peter Tunesxell
Tle
Hades
Mister
Jess
Sheol
Gehenna
Tartarus
Les
Elis
Adam
Children and the Burros in Glorious Colorado
Quote from a notable man praising outdoor life in Colorado for children and describing a month spent there with a burro. Promotes Colorado trips, climate, health benefits, and affordability. Geo E. Chipman, Burlington Route ticket agent, offers information, hotel rates, and a folder with maps and excursion details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado
Geo. E. Chipman
Burlington
The Good Old Names in a Nostalgic Verse
A Chicago Evening Post verse recalls old fashioned names and fashions as celebrations of bygone eras. It muses on Edyths Edith Lizzyes Magg ie Maymes Maybelle Mae Fanneys and other beloved monikers fading from use while a wave of nostalgia returns with familiar dress styles and social airs. Dr Hornback Oculist and Aurist in Hannibal Missouri is listed at article end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gwendolynes
Nellyes
Maybelle
Mae
Phyllyses
Fanneys
Sallies
Sues
Jennies
Elysabeth
Chicago Evening Post
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Myers Duke
Liggett & Myers Tobacco Co
Durham
N. C
Duke
Iedmont
St. Louis, Mo
Bristow &Longmire
Benjamin Frederick
Kirksville
School of Osteopathy
Jasper McClintic
Hannibal
Rose Thiehoff
Hunnewell
John McGlasson
J. Wingerter
Miss Grace of
Shelbina
D. Thompkins
Will Losson
Pastor Russell
the God of All Grace
Georgia Renshaw
Palmyra
Finnie White
Brunswick
P. F. White
Mesdames Belle Short
Ed Green
Woodland
Daisy Janes
Farber
Frank James
Arthur Jones
Earl Tuttle
R.O. Ballard
Sarah Smith
John May
Frank
B. D. Neale
Sarah Martin
John H. Nolen
Jefferson City
LaGrange
Lucy Frye
Macomb, II
Henry Malecio
Armsville, Ill
Geo. Powers
Moilern Transportation de
Fonwle
Rouses and Fence
Yale
Cea
Val
Eee
Manegers
Fom
Milfieen Lange
United Brite 1
Iowily Ener
Pihide An Capitele Avis
Eisei Heeann
Reoratir
Fato
Crediota de Feil
Wil
Molinis
Dollore Dally
Friihitidharios
Goa
Anrone
LaSalle Extension University
Chicago
Ill
Ryan
Ryan Shoe CO
N. Main St
Moa
Edith
Liz
Maggie
Hornback
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