Monroe City Churches and Revival News in 1913
Church notices from Monroe City Mo cover Methodist services and schedules. Rev Garnet Alcorn leads Ministerial Alliance. revival at Stone schoolhouse by Rev Kinsey attracts converts. Fifth Sunday School Convention at Strother Baptist in late June. obituary for Annie Elizabeth Henniger notes birth near Shelbyville and Greenwood church baptism. funeral held at Greenwood with Rev John H Hubbard officiating.
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Monroe City
Garnet Alcorn
John H. Hubbard
John W. Cox
Methodist Sunday School
Methodist Church
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
W. Rouse
Dave Tompkins
Susie Burditt
Richmond
Annie Elizabeth
Robinson
Sarah Henniger
Shelby County
Mourse County
Shelbina
R. H. Henniger
Ollie M. Wailes
Harry
Sarah
W.A. Tarwater
Greenwood
Fifth Sunday School Convention Program at Strother Baptist Church
The program for the Fifth Sunday School Convention at Strother Baptist Church begins Friday evening June 27 1913 with Devotional Exercises led by Rev J H Holland at 7 15 p m On Saturday and Sunday the schedule includes devotions discussions on church discipline handling absent members relation of teachers to the church ideal Sunday School superintendent and other topics with multiple speakers Rev J E Banel Rev Lotus Agoy and Rev J W Smith among those listed There is also a note about water works debates and local civic commentary, plus household advice and quotations from local columns and ads.
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Tion
Strother Baptist Church
Christ
John
J. W. Smith
O. G. Powers
H. L. Waters
Ernest Smiter
J. D. Utterback
J. E. Bane
Farmers Weekly Market Letter From Woodson & Fennewald
Cattle receipts were moderate with higher hogs and sheep. Top cattle $885. common ranges $7.50 to $8.85 for steers, heifers $8.00 to $8.50, cows $4.90 to $7.50. Hogs $8.70 to $8.80, lambs $7.25 to $8.00, sheep $4.75 to $5.00. Poultry and other farm items listed. shipments include Mc Clintic & Yates, Henderson & Sonus. Marriage notice: Robert L. Courtney and Miss Easter Lilly Lear wed at Methodist parsonage. Locals Mrs. Susan Sullivan and Miss Anna Johnson move to beach property. Bon Ton flour $1.15 per sack. nine-pound son born to Mr. and Mrs. David Watts.
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Godis
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Presbyterian
First Baptist
S. S
Bailey Turner
Sam P. Gott
Grace Baptist
Bible School
J. H. Holland
Stoutsville
S. J. Johnston
M. B. Horton
R. T. Colburn
Lotus Agoy
Water Works
Democrat and All Water Works Boosters
Carl Schurz
Monroe
London
Centralia Courier
Chariton Recorder
Ralls County
Woodson & Fennewald L. S. Com, Co
National Stock Yards
Market Report
Socaeiess Ets
Sresnonitees
McClintic & Yates
V. L. Short
Henderson & Sonus Produce Co
Lear
Courtney
Robert L
Tide) Courtney
Easter Lilly Lear
William Young
Minnie Thackery
H. L Lear
C. N. Courtney
Susan Sullivan
Kankakee
Anna Johnson
Covington
E B. Newell
O. E. Newell
Hannibal
Davi Watts
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