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Monroe City Democrat

Location

Monroe City, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1918

Page

7

Circuit Clerk and Judge Names in County Proceedings

The list records several officials including Circuit Clerk T W McBride, County Judge Eastern District J T Scobee, A G Dooley, Presiding Judge Co Court E M Lipp, and J M Grigsby, outlining their positions in the county court system. The item preserves the named officials and their roles within the district court structure.

J. T. Scobee A. G Dooley E M Lipp J. M Grigsby

Pleasant Methodist Missionary Society Meeting

The Methodist Missionary Society held a joyful afternoon session at Mrs Etta Willard’s home on Monday June 10 with strong attendance. President Mrs Margaret Thiehoff reported on state work from Chillicothe while noting calls for money and volunteers. A July all day session will be hosted by Mrs Rosa Sharp. Also mentions Miss Helen Moss visiting, and Mr and Mrs Henry Green of Pattonsburg visiting local relatives, along with Melson D G Co hosiery ads.

The Methodist Missionary Society Etta Willard Margaret Thiehoff Chillicothe Rosa Sharp

Local marriage links Clarence residents to June wedding

Miss Hazel Ragland daughter of Mr and Mrs E W Ragland of Clarence married Mr Albert D Long on Sunday June 9 1918 at 10 00 am at the bride's home. Hazel has edited the Courier for three years. sister Beulah succeeds her. The Democrat offers congratulations and invites readers to review the announcement column for election selections.

Miss Hazel Ragland E W. Ragland Clarence Albert D Long Miss Hazel The Courier Miss Beulah the Democrat

Deferred Class Re-Examined by Provost Marshal General

Orders sent to local and district boards to re-examine exempted and deferred men to fix class distribution and close gaps. Thousands of class four men to be moved to classes one and two. investigate misclassifications and married registrants with income to place in class one. Also notes propaganda and war effort promotions from Melson D. G. Co and district events.

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W. E. Whitecotton J. J. Browning E. T. Fuller J. Frank Crow A. C. Deaver G. King Lewis John H. Crump M K. Cartright W. Frank Jones J N. Magruder T W. McBride Helen Moss Gem City Business College Quincy Walter Moss Melson D G Co Henry Green Pattonsburg City Christian Endeavor of the First District Palmyra New York Andrew Carnegie Corder Pearl Kincaid Richard Carter Miss Sallie Wailes Columbia R. Wailes Melson D. G. Co Elsie Leona Simms Kansas City Orville Wilson Hunnewell Dr. Dobson Hanly & Green F Woodson Stoutsville Margaret McCarty Dre R. H. Goodier Hannibal Edith Jarman Quincey Food Administration Council of Defence Monroe City Red Cross Bert Bull Dierks & Hays J. S. Harris Earl Mudd E.L. S John Medcalf A. B. Spalding N. B. Barr M. C. Hawkins Iderson Clara Kimball Young Hicago Benton Harbor Michigan East Clara Nevada Seattle Miss Young Orpheum Players Philadelphia Select Pictures Corporation Gem Theatre Melson G. Co Epworth League Hannital Methodist Church Carol Lanius Macon City Harding Iowa United States Hattie Bannister Houston Post Noury W. B Faby Bony War Savings Melson D . Co Jac
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