Dan Cupid Ties Five Hannibal Couples in One Day
In Hannibal on Thursday Dan Cupid presided over five marriages. Ernest Jerwig and Miss Fitzsimmons wed at 2:30 p.m. in the Arch Street Methodist parsonage with Rev. Stanley W. Hayne officiating. Vera Kemry wed Thomas J. Tierney at 2 p.m. in the parochial home with Rev. Father Sullivan. Margaret Walker became Mrs Atlee C. Jones at 2 p.m. in the First Christian church home with Rev. C. J. Armstrong officiating. Kendrick R. O Daniel married Martha Aileen Scott at 10 a.m. in the Church of Immaculate Conception with Father D. F. Sullivan. Clara Schaub and Harry Culler tied at New London at 4:30 p.m. Walter Goetz and Lulie Farrell wed at the bride’s home at 9 p.m. with Rev. E. Goetz officiating. The couples head for postnuptial plans in Missouri and beyond.
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Dan Cupid
Hannibal
Little Dan
Ernest Jerwig
Miss Fitzsimmons
Stanley W. Hayne
Arch Street Methodist Church
Dowling Street
J. J. Fitzsimmons
North Fourth Street
South School
Hannibal High School
State Teachers’ College
Warrensburg
Father Sullivan
South Sixth Street
Mary Bird
Mike Kitosch
Louisiana High School
Tierney
Burlington
Collins Street
Church of Immaculate Conception
D. F. Sullivan
Gertrude O'Daniel
William Greenville
the Baptist Church
D. H. Haydon
Culler
Cate
Hazel Street
Goetz-Farrell
Walter Goetz
Lulie Farrell
A. E. Farrell
Butler Street
Rev. E. Goetz
Muscatine
Goetz
Atlas Portland Cement
Wife Revived by Tanlac, Kentucky Farmer Says
William T Walker of Shepherdsville Kentucky reports his wife improved after three bottles of Tanlac addressing years of indigestion cramps constipation and dizziness She now eats pork without pain sleeps well and is markedly transformed He urges others to try Tanlac as it benefited his wife and he endorses the medicine for relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Walker
Shepherdsville
Louisville
Taniac
Quincy
Brown Co
Hay Talks On The League At Hannibal Luncheon
Hannibal Chamber of Commerce heard Charles M. Hay of St. Louis discuss the League of Nations at the Mark Twain hotel teenday luncheon. A Democratic leader, he said League membership offers a path to prevent future world bloodshed and urged U S cooperation with other nations to reduce armament rather than compete in building it. He emphasized the league as a starting, imperfect plan toward a reign of law in international settlements.
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Hannibal Chamber of Commerce
Charles M. Hay
St. Louis
League of Nations
Joplin
Mark Twain
Hay
Inspection Delays Hit Short Line Trains
Federal inspectors deemed three Short Line engines unfit for service and ordered repairs, delaying morning runs on the St. Louis & Hannibal. Gilmore and Perry trains were postponed until repairs completed, with service expected to resume next morning. Inspectors A D Rodgers and A C Breed, connected with the interstate commerce commission, carried out the checks after inspecting Burlington locomotives earlier in the week.
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St. Louis & Hannibal
Gilmore
Perry
Short Line
A. D. Rodgers
Kansas City
A. C. Breed
St Louis
Federal Interstate Commission
Burlington Railroad
Lodge Has Lunch After Meeting
Hannibal Lodge No. 5 Knights of Pythias held a Thursday night meeting in Castle Hall on Broadway with large attendance. After routine business, members enjoyed luncheon in the dining room and El Mark Twain Temple No. 231 DOK Knights of Khorassan members, many from the lodge, await fetes planned. The Dukeys meet monthly and may hold a second ceremonial next fall with about 40 candidates. Quincy Knights of Pythias plan at least 20 candidates for the ceremonial. many Hannibal Knights expect to join the Dokeys.
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Hannibal Lodge No. 5
Knights of Pythias
Castle Hall
Broadway
el Mark Twain Temple
Dramatic Order of Knights of Khorasson
Hannibal Lodge
Dukeys
Quincy Knights of Pythias
Flannibal Knights
Rutherford Cases Move to Audrain County Court
Judge C T Hays in the Hannibal Court of Common Pleas granted a change of venue to Audrain county before Judge Gant in two city cases against P H Rutherford over removing the Rutherford building on Market street. The defense filed the application after Rutherford was fined in police court on two counts weeks earlier.
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C. T. Hays
Hannibal
Book 98 Years Old Revealed at FitzGerald Store
A book published in 1822 and written by Hugh Blair D D of Edinburgh titled An Abridgement of Lectures on Rhetoric sold at FitzGerald second hand store run by Dan Fitzgerald. The age makes it a curiosity and it was published by Hackman and Hazzard in Philadelphia.
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Fitzgerald
Dan Fitzgerald
Hugh Blair
D. D
Edinburgh
Scotland
Hackman and Hazzard
Philadelphia
Today's Program At Hannibal Playhouses
The Star Theater presents Olive Thomas in Footlights and Shadows and Sesene Hayakawa in The Beggar Prince at Hannibal Playhouses. The listings highlight two shows with classic stage names and notable performers in a busy afternoon slate.
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Hannibal
Star Theater
Olive Thomas
Sesene Hayakawa
Suit Brought Against Hannibal Man Ends In Payment
A civil suit in Justice of the Peace John H. Totsch s court over a $35 bill from the Home of Maternity Hospital in St Louis was settled without a hearing. Bessie Collins of Hannibal arranged payment to the court, settling the claim and costs. Fitzgerald of Harrison Hill, Hannibal, had been alleged to owe for care provided to Collins before and after childbirth. The Salvation Army assisted in aiding Collins to St Louis for delivery, and Fitzgerald had previously refused payment.
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Leon
Fitzgerald
Justice of the Peace
John H. Totsch
Totsch
Bessie Collins
Hannibal
Captain Foubister
Hannibal Salvation Army
Collins
St. Lewis
Foubister
Salvation Army
Billy Call Named Director of Quincy Orpheum Orchestra
Hannibal musician Billy Call has taken the post of director and manager of the Orpheum Theater orchestra in Quincy. He began as a child prodigy in Hannibal under his father Alfred Call and gained early fame directing summer band concerts. His departure leaves Call’s Orchestra in Hannibal without a leader as he moves to Quincy.
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William
Billy) Call
Hannibal
Orpheum Theater
Quincy
Call
Billy
First Regiment
Alfred
Flick) Call
City Park
Palmyra Obituary and Social Notices List
A Palmyra dated list of names including residents and visitors such as Peoria Davenport Hannibal Quincy Bevier Clarence Knox City Perry Hesninal and Loddonia with mentions of marriages engagements and social connections. Names include J. M. Daniel Ruth Harvey Lola Hill Ada Wooten Theresa Farrell and Evalyn Wilson among others in a fragmented society page.
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Palmyra
Soreake
Peoria
Maca Terrill
San Antonio
Orin
RJ. Stribley
Davenport
Towa
Paulina
M. Heré
Hannibal
Reawin
Bridges
Floss L. Thompson
Quincy
Jared James
Carter
Emma Townsend
Kendrick” R. O'Daniel
Alteen Mc Scott
Orval ‘Briscoe
Nelile McCullough
Hannibala Pearl Ayres
Katherine Tomey
Bevier
Herman A. Cartensen
Glenna M. Lyon
John M. Daniel
Ruth Pauline Harvey
Clarence
James Hedges
Knox City
Lola M. Hill
la Belte
Quincy, I
Lodge E. Verdter
Edna Goss
Loddonia
Charles Drrden
High Hin
Catherine Tesemer
Durham Missouri Busy Weekend News Brief
In Durham and nearby Maywood area residents report a sequence of visits and activities. Hosking transacted business in Quincy Saturday. Mr and Mrs B Lowe and Mr and Mrs Roy Millard spent Sunday in Maywood. D Killebrew and W Killebrew pro families spent Sunday with their parents. J S Shackleford made a business trip to Quincy Saturday. Cal Kelley improved his town place with a new yard fence. George Griswold and Rob erts visited Beas Rob erts. John Sanders purchased Mrs Co R Stevens property of Cal Kelley. A Baptist church meeting Saturday seeks to organize a KB Y P U. all are invited. Sunday schools drew a large crowd with encouraging outlook. Dr W C O Neal of Maywood transacted business in Durham area Saturday. Vernon Denish traveled to Quincy Wednesday, and highway engineer T J Sharp was in Durham Wednesday.
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Durham
Hosking
Quincy
B. Lowe
Roy Millard
Wood
D. Killebrew
W. Killebrew
I. W
Kilebrew
J. S&s
Maywood
Vernon Denish
J. Sharp
Wiseman To Prison Probably Next Week
Bert Wiseman, sentenced to seven years in Missouri state prison for robbing three Hannibal shops, will be taken to Jefferson City early next week by Sheriff J. Will Mefford. He has been in the Palmyra county jail since the arrests within an hour of the robberies, and he denies involvement in the Park hotel robbery in Quincy.
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Bert Wiseman
Missouri
Hannibal
Jefferson City
J. Will Mefford
Marion County
Wiseman
Palmyra
Park Hotel
Quincy
Wistman
Special Meeting Saturday Night for Royal Arch Masons
Hannibal Chapter No. 7 Royal Arch Masons holds a 6:30 PM Saturday session at the Masonic temple with Mark Master degree work. Next Tuesday the chapter will confer the same degree, and High Priest R Haeussermann plans an additional special meeting to confer Past and Most Excellent degrees on the class.
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Hannibal
Royal Arch Masons
Masonic Temple
R Haeussermann
Judge Drain to Hear Waelder Assault Case
Judge V L Drain of Shelby county court was selected to hear state cases against Fred Waelder charged with assault with intent to kill James P Hinton cashier of Hannibal National Bank and flourishing a deadly weapon. Venue was changed from Judge C T Hays and the May 12 docket places the trials in Hannibal Court of Common Pleas.
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V. L. Drain
Shelby County Court
Fred Waelder
James P. Hinton
Hannibal National Bank
Drain
C. T. Hays
Hannibal
Hannibal Court of Common Pleas
Senator Reed to Speak in Missouri Cities
United States Senator James A. Reed will defend his League of Nations stance in Missouri. Hannibal is among the cities listed to hear him before the Democratic national convention opening June 28 in San Francisco. Other stops include St. Louis Kansas City St. Joseph Sedalia Morbely Cape Girardeau and Joplin.
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United States
James A. Reed
Missouri
League of Nations
Hannibal
San Francisco
St. Louis
Kansas City
St. Joseph
Sedalia
Moberly
Cape Girardeau
Joplin
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Whig
Chas. H. Ling
Union St
Kentucky
Chas. M. Hay
Lodge
Audrain County
Billy Call
Orpheum Theater Orchestra
Otiswo
Tao
Ji A
Stephens
A. J. ‘Stephens. ‘Rubber Co
Stephens Tire
Senator Reed
Wittasut
Tryp
Owl Drug Store
Quincy Potsing Co
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