Churches News and Notices From Monroe County
A church column lists services and events across Monroe Church circles. Rev Lyons, Rev Limric, Rev Chappell attendances noted. Sunday School Institute. Union services at North Park. missionary society meetings. ice cream social planned. sewing circle meets. confirmation class of 102 announced. praises St Stephens as a large church. notice advocates Graded Classics by B F Johnson Publishing Co as school readers and literary value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fr. J. Lyons
Hannibal
Little
H. G. Limric
Sunday
Bethlehem Church
D. Ei. Chappell
Tandbal
North Park
Womans Missionary Society
Missouri
B. F. Johnson Publishing Co
Richmond
F.T. Norvell
M. W
Haliburton
Democrat
Injuries After Horse Tackling Prompt Medical Aid
Milas Tuley sustained a severe head wound when a horse kicked him near the temple while trimming a horse’s feet. Dr. George L. Turner treated the injury, and Tuley remained unconscious until after the incident. By yesterday morning he was conscious and resting. In other news, Mrs. I. T. M. Boulware hosted the Kismet Club yesterday afternoon in honor of Miss Carolyn Rogers, who is to be married, with Mrs. Frank D. Proctor hosting this afternoon in her honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milas Tuley
George L.turner
IT. M. Boulware
Carolyn Rogers
Prank D. Proctor
Kicker Teases Fire Dept Debate and Water Tax Plan
In Monroe a lively Monday event features a local character nicknamed Kicker who mocks fire fighting delays and questions Baltimore's readiness. Residents discuss funding a 10 cent tax to pipe water to homes while a shop advertises ice at McQlintic and Donley’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Kicker
Baltimore
Local farm market notices and stock figures
A long item lists names, farms, and goods traded from Barred Plymouth Rock Eggs to cattle, hogs, sheep, and horses. Mentions include Col WT Youell, Wood Bros drug store, and Jm Proctor and Son bluegrass seeders. It notes William Jones shipping walnut lumber and various purchases by Will Wood, CM Sullivan, Will Evans, and others, with weekly shipments totaling 15 cars and a Mississippi cabbage worm report from Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youell
Democrat
Wood Bros Drug
Plymouth Rock
Harring Wilson
National Partner and
Beef Trust
Steel Trust
Krockefeller Trust
William Jones
Geo W Little
South of
Salt River
CM Sullivan
Will Wood
Emdun
Manning Elliott
Joe Wilson
John Sullivan
P OG Wisebart
Jim Hickman
Riley Parsons
R Parsons
Genk Piersol
Larne
A J Mrager
MN Bricker
Puil Arnoldy
R Redman
M Casey
Well Elliott, Jr
Beeman
Washington
Mississippi Valley
Department of Agriculture
Tennessee
Confirmation marks largest Monroe City class at Holy Rosary
In Monroe City the Holy Rosary church held a 9 am Confirmation led by Archbishop Glennon, with 41 children and 16 adults confirmed. Rev Fr Cusack of Winchester assisted, delivering a sermon on Christian training and civic virtue praised as grand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Glennon
J. Lyons
Monroe
Cusack
Winchester
III
Monroe City
Holy Rosary Church
K. EE. Cusack
Ill
Glennon
Prs
T. EB. Cusack
J. D . Sullivan
Hannibal
Ernest
New London
P. F. Cooney
Indian Creek
John Lyons
Fishermen land heavy haul near town docks
In a dispatch from the harbor, two tow boats and a crew hauled fish weighing up to 100 pounds each. Four fish weighed around 120 pounds. The group landed an estimated total of about 1500 pounds, as reported by the Hannibal Journal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joly Lambert
Joan Hickerman
Terrible rainstorm causes widespread Iowa damage
Heavy rainfall swamped rail lines between Tinuminal and Burlington causing about a million dollars in damage to towns Latrange Cantera and to agricultural interests. Water reached four inches, floods weakened tie levies, and reports of damaged lines and infrastructure followed. Local residents, including Libbie Hjelkmin and others, noted the disruption to daily life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Tinuibal
Burlington
Latrange
Cantera
Modern Woodmen Monroe Camp Special Meeting Friday Evening
The Monroe Camp of Modern Woodmen holds a special meeting at the Camp ball tomorrow Friday evening. Other business will be attended to. Trial butties of Liquid Venocer Wood Bros.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Wood Bros
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jake Calvert
Stone School
Er ‘T D. Cusack
G. A. Lehnhoff
Harry Jarman
Myrtle Settle
Mary and
Nell Tandes
Lyda Berrell
Messrs
Harry and
Iani Thomas
Noy Meiziwether
Robt
Sharp
Canton
Ipworth League
Patiyra
Minsr Barris
Presbyterian
Ha. Mo
Pee Dee
Walken Laveris
Sr. Jope
Trinity
Buckman
Bertha Myer
Agnes O'ibevien
St. Sveruens
Erust
Newondon
P. BP. Coongy
St. Stephens
Mr. Tooley
McQlintic & Donley's
JM Proctor
Tip McClintic
S Scott
Henry McClintic
Midland
Texas
Will '? Clark
Will Evans
Charlie Sulivan
Charlie King
Hugh A Ford
James 8 Linen
Tom J Yates
Brack
Marridge Sam Demaree
Barger and
McClintic
D M Proctor
W Gottman
Ed Bowers
W McClintic
H Hulld
A Gibbbons
Yancey
Gibbons
J O'brien
J T Vanmarter
Chas McClintic
T D Christian
W H Fredrick
G W Lee
Prank Proctor
Sam Sparks
DS Sharp
BE Morthi
TJ Yates
HB Mudale
Barger & Mc Qolintic
Johan Zang
Selby Poultry
Cara Poultry and Eggs
Will Janes
Turkey
Iuineak
ODA Srp
Esas Och
Niesacgs
Archtishop
W. P. Young
Vine and Charies
Thomas White
Charileey
W. A. Bartow
Bugey Pie & Beard
Libbie Hjelkmin
Kigsseth
Piagoe Mires
Tuvuseuit
Fenokye Hawkins
Tie Sacheyelle
Lt ‘Phaties
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