Anderson and Eby 10 wear several cases in Hannibal
Judge C T Hays recused himself in several Hannibal civil and criminal matters due to association with his law firm. Judge D H Eby and Attorney Morris Anderson were named to hear shoplifting cases involving Lucille and Sabino Taipia and Jesus Hernandez, with Anderson to preside this term. Other actions included damages awards, continuances, and a divorce proceeding, plus a forgery case and a multi count matter continued to next September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. T. Hays
Hannibal
Jesus Hernandez
Morris Anderson
Bert Brandt
James McKinney
Hays
Eby
A. Ss. Nelson
O. W. Chandler
Frank Hall
Julia Bowers
W. N. Snyder
John O'Donnell
Marshall Ford
George R. Dowell
J. O. Allison
Rendlen & White
State of Missouri
Escue Douglas
Nelson & Carstarphen
Elmer Linn
Ester Linn
Pauline Fields
Frank Brown
Legal Proceedings and Divorces Noted in Court
Absence of material witness case continued to May 2. Eliza Hanger vs Home Protective association the motion to dismiss sustained and case dismissed for noncompliance with deposit of costs. J S Raible vs Harry Morris damages $371.83 by default. H B Meehan vs Martha Gentry attachment suit funds for defendant and damages $150.50. W F Clark vs W H Lucan continued. Lewis Mundy vs Lucy Mundy divorce evidence heard and case under advisement. Gertrude Martin vs William J Martin divorce order of publication issued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eliza Hanger
Home Protective Association
J. S. Raible
Harry Morris
H. B. Meehan
Martha Gentry
W. F. Clark
W. H. Lucan
Lewis Mundy
Lucy Mundy
Gertrude Martin
William J. Martin
Rheumatism Cure Promoted by Allen Discovery
James H. Allen suffered years from rheumatism and developed a prescription he claims dissolves uric acid deposits in joints and muscles. After testing with physicians and others reporting marvels, he published the discovery in newspapers to help sufferers widely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tella
Allen
James H. Allen
Gilberts Sells Home Property
Robert N. Gilbert, West Side real estate and insurance dealer, has sold his residence and office property on West Church street to Annie E. Owens. Peter McQuire and wife have sold to Thomas Roach and wife a house and lot on Palmyra road to be occupied soon. Dr. J. C. Chilton and wife sold their Chestnut street property known as the old Brice homestead to Henry Schwarz for 1800 dollars. ten rooms. Harrison White sold to William Campbell a house and lot in Lunt's subdivision for 750 dollars. F. D. Richmond sold to George E. Wickersham a house and two lots in Garth's subdivision, Hannibal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert N. Gilbert
West Side
West Church Street
Annie E. Owens
Peter McQuire
Thomas Roach
Palmyra Road
J. C. Chilton
Chestnut Street
Old Brice Homestead
Henry Schwarz
Harrison White
Wiliam Campbell
Lunt
F. D. Richmond
George E. Wickersham
Garth
Hannibal
Minstrel Joe Is Back In Hannibal
Hannibal native Joe McGee known nationwide as a minstrel man returns to his hometown for a few days. He previously understudied with Al G. Field and spent years on vaudeville and with tab show companies renewing friendships in Hannibal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe McGee
Hannibal
Peterson To Visit Hannibal For Billiard Exhibitions
St Louis billiard expert Charles Peterson arrives in Hannibal to stage two exhibitions. The first tonight at the Hannibal Billiard Parlor and tomorrow at John Papajohns pool room on South Main Street. He travels with W A Gardner state organizer for the Missouri Billiard Association to explain the group s aims to local fans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Peterson
St. Louis
Hannibal
Hannibal Billiard Parlor
John Papajohn
South Main Street
W. A. Gardner
Missouri Billiard Association
Hannibal Billiard
Smiley Receives Letter from Charlie Clark Aboard Buffalo
Ralph J. Smiley the Democratic nominee for city recorder of Hannibal received a letter from Charlie Clark a former Hannibal resident now a first class machinist aboard the battleship Buffalo. The letter from the Azores Islands says Clark has recovered from influenza and sends best regards to Hannibal friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph J. Smiley
City Recorder
Hannibal
Charlie Clark
Buffalo
Azores
Atlantic Ocean
Clark
Pretty Church Wedding Unites Miss Emma Becker and Irwin Heinze
Miss Emma Becker and Irwin Heinze, prominent Hannibal area residents, wed at St John s Evangelical Lutheran Church on Lyon street in a ring ceremony. Rev Theodore Walz officiated as 125 invitations were issued. A reception followed at the bride s parents home. After a brief honeymoon they will reside on Ben Lemond street with Mr Heinze employed as a machinist at the Burlington shops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Becker
Irwin Heinze
Ilannibal
St. John’s Evangelical Lutheran Church
Lyon Street
Theodore Walz
Kansas City
Hannibal
Harold Stuhlman
Palmyra
Edth Leice
Mildred Harris
Catherine Bowles
Alma Fuhrman
Louis Becker, Jr
St. Laws
Messrs
C. J. Albert Rueff
Earl Schnitzlein
F. J. W. Fink
Louis Becker
Olive Street
Southwestern Telephone Company
Carrie Heinze
Ben Lemond Street
Burington
Heinze
Walters Couple Weds in Home Ceremony
Thomas T. Garrett and Ozella Utterback were married at 4 p m Wednesday in the home of Edward Conroy at 709 Ben Lomond Street The groom hails from Hunnewell Missouri and the bride has lived in Monroe City They plan to reside in Clapper Missouri Rev J W Walters pastor of the South Side Christian church officiated the ceremony
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas T. Garrett
Ozella Utterback
Edward Conroy
Ben Lomond Street
Hunnewell
Monroe City
Clapper, Mo
J. W. Walters
South Side Christian Church
Sergeant Ferran K. Eales Wounded in Argonne Forest
Sergeant Ferran K. Eales, of the 89th division, formerly stationed at Camp Funston, was gassed and wounded in the Argonne forest just before the armistice. He was hospitalized three months, returned to Hannibal, and will live in St. Louis with his parents. He was born in South Hannibal and helped in his father’s grocery before enlisting in 1917.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferran K. Eales
Missouri
Kansas
Hannibal
Sergeant Eales
Henry P. Eales
St. Louis
Argonne Forest
United States
Aquitania
Eales
Army
Port Riley
Kan
Camp Funston
89Th
South
Union Street
Hannibal Couple Married By Dent
Charles McVee and Miss Annie Martin of Hannibal wed at 7 oclock Wednesday night. Judge Allen E. Dent performed the ceremony in his Center street office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles McVee
Annie Martin
Hannibal
Allen E. Dent
Center Street
Happenings in Hannibal report varied local notes
Joseph Murphy of Walnut Street attended a wedding on Wednesday. Frank Jones, storekeeper at the Allas Portland Cement plant on Union Street, is seriously ill at home, with an attack of appendicitis but improving. Charles Martin, assistant postmaster, resumed duties after a three week visit in Montgomery, Alabama with his daughter Mrs. BP Nunn, who remains for a longer visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank
Jones
Allas Portland Cement
Union Street
Tie
Charles Martin
Hannibal
Montgomery
Ala
BP. Nunn
Neutrone Prescription 99 Promises Rheumatism Cure
An old ad claims Neutrone Prescription 99 cures stubborn rheumatism by purifying the blood. It promises to remove rheumatic poisons, ease pains, and loosen stiff joints and muscles. Available at druggists for 50 cents or one dollar.
Veteran Hannibal mailman hurt in runaway buggy crash
William Roberts longtime Hannibal mail carrier, injured when an automobile struck his buggy last Sunday, is recovering at home on West Broadway. Roberts has served in the mail service for 23 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Roberts
Hannibal
West Broadway
Roberts
The Matrimaniac at Quincy Theatre
Douglas Fairbanks pursues Timothy Tubbs in a comic chase to wed a girl. Tubbs is dragged from home over cobblestones and rails to a train with the girl as the film The Matrimaniac plays at the Quincy Theatre today and Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas Fairbanks
Fairbanks
Timothy Tubbs
Timothy
Sweet Home
Quincy Theatre
What a Life For a Minister To Live
Minister Thomas Timothy Tubbs, long a Divine leader, lived in ease for decades. One noon he turned on hot water, stepped into the tub, and sank contentedly. The door then burst open with violent force.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Timothy Tubbs
Willie King to Report to Milwaukee Navy Yard
Willie King of Fulton avenue will leave tonight with his parents to report to the ordnance department in Milwaukee Wisconsin. He is a first class machinist in the navy and expects to be discharged within a few weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie King
South Hannibal
John King
Fulton Avenue
Milwaukee
Wis
Ordnance Department
Navy
Judge Hagan Weds Illinois Couple
Judge Thomas S. Hagan married Homer E. Baptist and Miss Aileen Ledford, both of Jacksonville, in his office on Center street at 5 o'clock Tuesday afternoon. The newly married couple returned to Jacksonville to make their future home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas S. Hagan
Homer E. Baptist
Aileen Ledford
Jacksonville
Center Street
Local Families Share Sunday Visits Across Towns
Mr and Mrs Arnold Neiderer of Mallard and John Trautvetter spent Sunday with John Vrad enburg. Easter entertainment drew attendees from here to Lima. Calls in Quincy included Mr and Mrs Albert Householder and Bertha Vradenburg. Spry with Myres, Marion Householder and Albert, and Cary Newman visit Webster. Myres move to Belle Clampitt property. Bowen family and Olive Bowen visit Stipe. Blanche Karlan of Galesburg buried in German cemetery. Dooley family near Tioga noted. Muegge family with Garver and others at A Garver’s. Haneise and Lillie with George Hanelac of Tramston. Genet Garver ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnold Neiderer
Mallard
John Trautvetter
John Vradenburg
Lima
Albrt Householder
Bertha
Elsa Vradenburg
Herman Trautvetter
Quincy
John Spry
Oscar Myres
Ivy Myres
Marion Householder
Albert
Cary Newman
Webster
Belle Clampitt
Gay Bowen
Olive Bowen
Stillwell
Herman Stipe
Blanche Karlan
Galesburg
Jacob Haneise
Lillie
George Hanelac
Tramston
Genet Garver
Bishop Hoss Dies In Muskogee
Bishop Embree Hoss of the Methodist Episcopal Church South dies at his Muskogee home after a paralytic stroke. Born in Johnston Tennessee on April 14, 1844, he lived in Oklahoma at the time of his death and his passing marks a final chapter in a long religious career.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoss
Muskogee
Okla
Embree Hoss
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Joneston
Tenn
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CAT Tales
Gosn
Dicky Dippy
Sinnott
Hannibal News
Cc. H. Ling
Anderson and
EBY 10
Circuit Court
Ghervnion
Gilbert
Joe
Peterson
Smiley
Chas. Clark
Giles Bros
4Th St
West Side Square
Walters
Ferran Eales
Argonne
Dent
Joseph Murphy
Walnut Street
Quincey
Princess
Vivian Martin
Savoy
Taylor Holmes Way
Fatty Arbuckle IN
Out West
Yuincy Theater
Elnora Fields
William King
Hagan
Illinois
Tioga
Bellans
Keokuk
la Grange
Canton
Warsaw
Nauvoo
Ft. Madison
Dallas City
Burlington
Fred Bruegge
Keokuk and
Bolshevise
Chicago ‘Sunday Tribune
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