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Monroe City Democrat in Monroe City, Missouri
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Newspaper
Monroe City Democrat
Location
Monroe City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1916
Page
8
Alumni Banquet Reminiscences Stir Community Gossip
An alumni banquet tale recalls misread names and playful jests at a campus gathering. The piece details misattributions of celebrities, a master of ceremonies stirring mild controversy, and light snafus over names and past friendships. It notes a local figure W. B. Brown’s illness and a hospital report on Marion Abbott’s family visit and hemorrhage.
Sunday School Baseball League to Open Friday at Proctor's Park
Talks of a city wide Sunday School baseball league have led to Baptist and Christian churches fielding teams. The first game is set Friday evening at Proctor's Park with probable lineups featuring Gosney Seamon Jayne and others for Christian and Davenport Hord Ballard Delaney for Baptist. Other churches are expected to have teams ready to face the Friday winners next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Proctor's Park
Christian —Gosney
C. Seamon
P.F Jayne
E Jayne
Lewis
Asbury
Lasley
Lewis, Seabee
Williamson
Meriwether
Conway Baptist
Davenport
Hord
P Ballard
Bull
Delaney
Sids West
Bell
R. I
Thrift
Bristow
Alenander
Hutts
Golson
Kid
Farmersville Notes On Visits And Local Meeting
Farmersville daily life items note J H Bond to Hannibal and Miss June Jones visiting Miss Elsie Lewellyn. Monroe City man A S Jayne in Farmersville. Johnnie Little still ill but improving. Aunt Fanny Shuck porches fixed. Families of Tom Anderson Jack Moss visit Johnnie Little. Eli Crawford family adds screen porch. Mr and Mrs J H McClintie visit WooD Greene's. Misses Ozu Crawford and Cora Schneer at summer school in Columbia. Lambert Little family visit Quincy. Mindes Isenham and Stanley Wilson trade in town and dine with Mrs J B Shulse. Farmers Co. meets June 3 to incorporate, 18 shares taken. Community backs the business. Patronize South Park Thursday night June 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fanny Shuck
Tom Anderson
Jack Moss
Johnnie Little
Ozu Crawford
Cora Schneer
Columbia
Lambert Little
Quincy
Mindes
Jim Isenham
Stanley Wilson
Farmersville
J. B. Shulse
Farmers Co
Preacher recounts five services and 30 mile trip for union event
The speaker describes arriving in Lewistown on Friday to announced church services despite threatening weather. He traveled to Asbury Chapel 15 miles away for a Saturday service and basket dinner, then a 2:00 conference business session. Sunday morning crowds gathered from Benbow, Nelsonville, Steffenville for large services, with a second Lewistown service after a return trip. He preached five times, met many friends, and planned a union park service next Sunday aiming for 1000 attendees with music and contests at stake, noting a successful social and programme finances. Holy Communion services and Sunday School at St Jude's conclude the last Sunday services for weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewistown
Asbury Chapel
Benbow
Nelsonville
Steffenville
Hoy
1917 Rules For Farmers by Editor Democrat
A reader comments on previous 1917 gate owner rules with cautions about road conditions after rain. He warns against dragging roads and creating ruts, notes that occupants may return late for drinks, and suggests safe detours or waiting at gates to avoid scaring horses. Signed Alex.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democrat
Alex
Hanly and Green Promote Bags and Travel Goods
Mr and Mrs Harry Jackson were Hannibal visitors Saturday as Hanly and Green showcase a full line of bags trunks and suitcases in the local store display inviting shoppers to inspect the newest travel goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanly & Green
Harry Jackson
Hannibal
Concrete work by Mike Coreomio featured locally
Mike Coreomio offers concrete services in the area, listing Bell phone Sk3 and the date 6-22 as contact or reference points for potential jobs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Coreomio
Bell Phone
Sk3
Also Mentioned on This Page
Worland
Lakenan
Billie Burke
Fate
Cupid
Bem
Tne
Monroe
Charlotte Stephens
W. B. Brown
Marion Abbott
Virgil Shearman
Frank Abbott
J. H. Bond
June Jones
Elsie Lewellyn
A.S. Jayne
Monroe City
Eli Crawford
J. H McClintie
Wood Greene
South ‘Park
Methodist
ST Jude's
H. L. Hoover
McCarty Mercantile Co
Tut
Monroe City Laundry
The
Southwestern Telegraph and Telephone Company
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