Alumni Banquet Fetes Holy Rosary School Alumni
The Holy Rosary School Alumni Association held its second Annual Reception and Banquet at Woodman Hall on June 6 to honor graduates. Sixty-one guests enjoyed tables with flowers and a menu by the Altar Society. Speakers included Father Ryan and local residents. the evening closed with Auld Lang Syne and greetings from attendees from Louisiana and Hannibal.
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Holy Rosary School
Woodman Hall
Ladies of the Holy Rosary Altar Society
Bessie Montgomery
Father Ryan
Mr. Malley
W. Fuhy
Ed Spalding
Alexis Hays
Alexis Montgomery
J. B. Hagan
Frank Losnon
Leo Boarman
Dick Asbury
Paul Robey
Andrew Grimm
Louisiana
Alice and
Norbert Hays
Hannibal
Greg Buckman
Earl Kendrick
Elmer
Pretty Parties Honor Mrs Ely With Twin Gatherings
Mrs Arthur Ely hosted two charming social afternoons in her Proctor Home rooms for sisters Mrs P A Thomas of Palmyra Bernice Thompson of Macon and aunt Mrs Belle Thomas of Palmyra Invitations went to about forty for Euchre on Monday with Imogene Thomas guiding guests to the punch table and floral decor while Tuesday featured a fancy work social with a salad course and ice Both events were praised as delightful expressions of hospitality and friendship.
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Arthur Ely
P. A. Thomas
Palmyra
Bernice Thompson
Macon
Belle Thomas
Euchre
Mrs Ely
Proctor
Imogene Thomas
Republican ticket formed with Hughes and Fairbanks
The text recalls the Chicago meeting where Charles E. Hughes was drafted for president and Fairbanks nominated for vice president. It claims Democrats have already enacted the good laws and criticizes the Progressive convention which renominated Roosevelt. It notes the Progressive group lacks leadership after their Chicago rally.
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Chicago
Supreme Court
Charles E. Hughes
Fairbanks
Roosevelt
Making Good John Hornback Heads West for Law Chautauqua Tour
Making Good John Hornback of Columbia has earned his AB degree and will remain two years more in law studies. He departed Sunday for Kansas City, base for the White & Myer Chautauqua System, to travel this summer starting in Kentucky with a circuit through Illinois, Tennessee, and Missouri. He is the son of Mr and Mrs M A Hornbeck of this city and they may well be proud.
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John Hornback
Columbia
Kansas City
White & Myer Chautauqua
Kentucky
Illinois
Tennesee
Missouri
M. A. Hornbeck
Local Bits and Visits Highlight Weekend News
Miss Opal Vaughn visited Hannibal on Saturday. Mrs. Etta Kemper of Cameron toured with Mr. and Mrs. S. B. Thiehoff. Mrs. Chas Dempsey and son shared time with the Carrico family in Shelbyville. J. Matt Grigsby seeks re election as Easter District judge. Rev. Wm Laughlin and wife of Marshfield are visiting friends.
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Etta Kemper
Cameron
S. B. Thiehoff
Chas Dempsey
Little Son
Shelbyville
John R. Carrico
J.matt Grigsby
Easter
Munroe County
Grigsby
WM. Laughlin
Marshfield
Warren Toey
Trenton
Mr. Laughlin
Grace Baptist Church
Bevier Falls In Away Game At Proctor Park
Bevier Base Ball team lost 3 to 2 at Proctor Park Sunday after leading till the ninth. Monroe defeated Bevier 3 to 2 as three errors marked a rare strong defensive exhibition. Gordon and Buchanan pitched for Bevier with Christian and Davenport for Monroe. Bevier had won all prior games in the Mo Central Association and plan another trip to Bevier next Sunday amid expected fan turnout.
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Bevier
Proctor's Park
Central Assciulot
Gordon
Buchanan
Christian
Davenport
Monroe
Surprise Camden Couple Wed In Quiet Methodist Ceremony
Misa Irene Lyell and C. B. Rumpf of CamdenArk quietly wed Tuesday June 10 at the Methodist church. Rev C I Hoy performed the ceremony after a wedding march by Tommye Ely. The couple left for St Louis after a palmyra stop, with a license secured and intimate friends notified. The bride is the elder Lyell daughter of Camden and a Monroe High School graduate. The groom runs a furniture and undertaking business in Camden. The Democrat offers best wishes.
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Misa Irene Lyell
C. B. Rumpf
Camden, Ark
Methodist
Tommye Ely
Rev.c. I. Hoy
Palmyra
St. Louis
Rumpf
J.S. Lyell
Monroe High School
Camden
Epworth League Social Hits Rain Dampened Attendance
The Epworth League social Thursday evening drew fewer attendees due to heavy rain. A splendid program was rendered and a pleasant evening was enjoyed by those present.
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Epworth League
Card of Thanks From Watson Family for Support
Card of Thanks expresses gratitude to friends for faithfulness during the illness and death of a wife and mother. The bereaved husband JC Watson and children acknowledge sympathy and floral offerings, promising to remember the kindness.
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JC. Watson
Social at South Park to raise funds for waterworks
Attend the social at South Park on Thursday evening June 22 to support public works. The event aims to defray costs of installing waterworks and sewerage in the park. Local women invite cooperation and promise entertainment. thanks in advance.
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South Park
Eugene Madden Injured In Saw Mill Accident
Eugene Madden, longtime resident near the Madden school six miles southeast of town, suffered a severe hand injury when it was caught between a saw mill belt and wheel. Doctors Turter and Southern grafted the hand. the wrist remains swollen, but recovering as well as expected.
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Eugene Madden
Turter
Southern
Madden
Summer undergarments and hats on sale at area stores
A line of summer underwear is advertised at Hanly & Green's while Mrs. Lillie Buckman and Mrs. Emery of Ely visit Monroe. The notice notes trimmed hats at half price and a Monroe visitor stopping by on Thursday.
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Lillie Buckian
Hanly & Green's
Union Park Services To Feature Rev Chase King
The Ministers Alliance will hold a Sunday evening union service in North Park at 6 pm next week with special music by St Jude's Episcopal Church. Rev Chase King of Louisiana speaks on country church issues. attendance encouraged to boost community impact and hymn singing. Regular services follow at 11 am and 7:30 pm with Sunday School at 9:45 am and a 6:30 pm Christian Endeavor.
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Louisiana
Mr. King
St Jude's Episcopal Church
Monroe
H L. Hoover
Schour
Christian
Endeavor
Chase Rint
Laureiana
Bro
King
First Church
Monroe City
Sam P. Gott
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Dierks & Hays
Panama
Haoly & Green's
Miss Opal Vaughn
Bess VanMarter
Mrs. JW. Lowe
Minuis Bickers
Mt. Sterling
C. C. Webb
Mrs Webb
Quincy
H. A. Dirigo
Edith
Coffeyville
Kansas
J. Bradley
Balzer
Nell Madden
Port Arthur
Texas
Wm. Hamilton
Epworth League Social
South Park Social