Christians Plan County Assembly at Mount Zion Church
Aug 25 Palmyra report notes a Marion county convention of Christian churches to be held August 29 and 30 at Mount Zion church on the Hannibal and Palmyra road eight miles from Palmyra seven miles from Hannibal. Officers named include Thos B Arnold Hannibal president and Rev J T Bloom Palmyra secretary.
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Palmyra
The
Christian
Marion County
Mount Zion Church
Hannibal and
Palmyra Rock Road
Hannibal
Thos. B. Arnold
J. T. Bloom
Tuesday through Wednesday C W B M session and convention notes
The program lists August 29 from two to five p m C W B M sessions with devotional services and addresses by Hannibal speakers including G R Moseley and J T Bloom. August 30 features Bible study, county officers, round tables on church efficiency and the Great Commission, and an afternoon conference ending with a praise service and inspiration address.
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Christian Endeavor
G. R. Mosely
Hannibal
Louis Taylor
Mt. Zion
C. E
John Golden
Mabel Bush
Jeanis
J. T. Bloom
Je T. Thompson
Byron Ingold
Canton
C. L. Doty
Amanda Goodin
William Parker
Christ
C. A. Lockhart
McCartney
J. P. Rowlison
Vandalia
R. A. Harmon
H. B. Robinson
Long
Robert Long
Kokomo
Indiana
Palmyra
Longe
Episcopal Church
Clay Heather
St. Lowia
J. T. Threlkeld
D. R. Campbell
Monroe City
William Morrow
Coffeyville
Kansas
M. Rothweiler
Marion County
Bethel Association
Bethel Baptist Association
Bethany
Heather
Clay Weather
W. R. Anderson
Shelbyville
Kentucky
W. A. Stevens
Breckenridge
Missouri
M. Carey
Finals Set In Quincy Golf Flights After Semis
Labor Day finals will decide supremacy in three flights at Quincy Country Club after semi finals. Newcomb Stillwell meets Sinnock or Weems in the championship flight while Dr. T. D. Gardner faces Joe VandenBoom in the first flight and Fred Scudder meets Henry Brant in the second. Dr. Gardner beat Tom Burrows and VandenBoom defeated W. I. McKee in semis. Caddies tee off in a separate tournament staged by club pro Charles Clarkson.
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Labor Day
Quincy Country Club
Newcomb Stillwell
Sinnock-Weems
T. D. Gardner
Joe VandenBoom
Scudder-Gale Grocery Company
Fred Scudder
Henry Brant
Dr. Gardner
Tom Burrows
Joe Vanden- Boom
W. I. McKee
Charles Clarkson
What The Others Did ERRORS LOSE GAME FOR HANNIBAL 3 TO 2
Hannibal outhit Davenport but 3 errors aided a Davenport win 3 to 2. Shoup and Graham contrasted with Carlson and Lingle in a Murphy field clash on August 25 in Hannibal Missouri. Davenport scored in the third and sixth frames while Hannibal managed single runs in the first and fourth.
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Hannibal
Davenport
Rock Island Rally Falls Short In Ninth Inning
Peoria leads 7 to 0, Rock Island rallies to 6 runs but falls one run short. Scanlon ejected by umpire Gaston after argument. Box: Rock Island 000 211 1016 Peoria 0 50 061 000 00x. Batteries Scanlon Marks Vance for Rock Island Leclaire Crabb Sullivan for Peoria.
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Rock Island
Peoria
Ill
Scanlon
Gaston
Marks
Vance
Leclaire
Crabb
Sullivan
Indians Split Pair With Philadelphia
Cleveland and Philadelphia split a doubleheader on Thursday with the home team winning the first game 6 to 5 and Cleveland taking the second 4 to 2. Batter notes list pitchers Lambeth Klepfer Coveleskie Gould and ONeill Nabors Syers and Picinich in the first game and Gould Coleman Johnson and Picinich in the second.
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Indians
Philadelphia
Roth
Cleveland
Tod
Averse
Lambeth
Klepfer
Coveleskie
Gould
O'Neill
Nabors
Syers
Picinich
Ceese Seer
Coleman
Johnson and Picinich
Letts, Kaiser Reach Western Golf Finals in Detroit Area
Mrs. Fred C. Letts Jr of Cincinnati edged Miss Elaine V. Rosenthal 2 up with one to play to reach the women's western championship final. Laurie Kaiser of Flossmoor beat Vera Gardiner 3 up with one to go to join Letts in the final.
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Letts
Grand Rapids
Mich
Fred C. Letts, Jr
Cincinnati
Elaine V. Rosenthal
Ravnsloe
Chicago
Laurie Kaiser
Flossmoor
Vera Gardiner
Glen Oak
Marshalltown Muscatine Split on Thursday Doublebill
Marshalltown and Muscatine split the August 25 doubleheader in Marshalltown, Muscatine taking the second game 3 to 1 after a 4 to 3 opening victory. Pinkerton Hruska Slattery Lee and Franke Pennner provide battery details for both games.
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Marshalltown
Muscatine
Iowa
Pinkerton
Hruska
Slattery
Lee
Franke
Penner and
NEBRASKANS ASK FOR PEDDLER CAR SERVICE
Nebraska state grange and Nebraska farmers union urged the Interstate Commerce Commission to reverse a discontinuation of peddler car service by western and northwestern lines. They charged railroads favored wholesale grocery firms, harming growers and consumers. Peddling had long operated across several states including Iowa Illinois Kansas Missouri Minnesota Wisconsin North Dakota South Dakota Nebraska.
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Washington
Western and Northwestern Lines
Interstate Commerce Commission
Nebraska State Grange
Nebraska Farmers Union
Iowa
Illinois
Kansas
Missouri
Minnesota
Wisconsin
North Dakota
South Dakota
Nebraska
Basco Field Meet Draws Near Six Thousand Fans
Basco Ill Aug 25 close to 6000 attend two day Basco field meet association reports a record turnout with 2000 on final day. Big Moody owned by Arlie Mettingham wins the Free For All Trot. Races feature top drivers and multiple placing money. Field events include jumping and sprint dashes with winners named from Basco Ferris Warsaw and Carthage. Warsaw band and Kohaka band provide music as celebration continues.
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Basco
Ill
Basco Field Meet Association
Big Moody
Arlie Mettingham
Mettingham
Rulling
Bert Fleming
Henry Kilpatrick
St. Louis
L. R. Mapes
Ferris
J. R. Johnson
Warsaw
H. G. Johnson
H. E. Burling
Carthage
Ralph Bee
Hamilton
Roy Vetter
Bentley
Orville Brown
Waldo Baldwin
Elvaston
E. Burling
Commercial Association of Warsaw
Kohaka
Greek Troops Resisting Bulgarians at Seres
Greek forces in Seres northeastern Greece refuse to retire despite general staff orders. Reinforcements arrive as volunteers bolster the defense.
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Athens
London
Seres
Greece
Burlesque and theatrical listings at city venues
Amusements Empire Hippodrome presents The Follies of Pleasure this Saturday. Orpheum features Her Bitter Atonement. Star shows The Lights of New York. Belasco screens The Flower of No Man's Land starring Viola Dana. Princess offers The Evil Thereof. Family program includes Helen Gibson in The Switchman's Daughter and Fable of the Wifling Collegian. Quincy headlines Knickerbocker Star. Savoy features Billie Burke in Glorias Romance.
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Orpheum
Pictures
Star
New York
Belasco
Viola Dana
No Man's Land
Princess
Helen Gibson
Collegian
Quincy
Knickerbocker
Savoy
Billie Burke
Gloria
Orpheum Presents Fler Bitter Atonement Melodrama
Last night at the Orpheum theater a melodrama titled Fler Bitter Atonement offered high drama and sharp comedy. A woman confined in a hospital to separate from her husband, a man of status she secretly wed, drives the plot with thrilling climaxes and a light comedy photographer adding zest. A Saturday matinee and Sunday shows conclude the run with a final Sunday night performance.
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Orpheum Theater
Tenements Collapse Kills Two Workmen in Bronx
New York Aug 25 two workers were killed and two missing after the collapse of two tenements under construction at 188 Street and Marion Avenue in the Bronx. Fifteen were injured. Police report rapid ambulance and reserve police deployment. cause under investigation.
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New York
Marion Avenue
Bronx
Dr King's New Discovery for Cough and Cold
Advertisement urges regular use of Dr King's New Discovery to ease coughs soothe the throat and bronchial tubes and help with colds. It advertises Pine Tar Antiseptic Oila and balsams noting mild laxative effects and over 40 years of family use with a call to get a bottle at the druggist.
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Dr. King
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