Drummers Hold Banquet After Lodge Session
Hannibal council of the United Commercial Travelers held a meeting Saturday in the Security building on Broadway, adopting a class of six candidates. They later moved to the Mark Twain hotel for a banquet and dancing with an eight piece orchestra, with attendees from nearby towns. the event was praised as one of the council’s best.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hannibal
United Commercial Travelers
Security
Broadway
Mark Twain
F. W. Hedges
Campbell Body Taken To Kingston For Burial
The body of Harry Dee Campbell, age 33, who died at his sister Mrs. Martha Minor's home 805 Webb Street, was sent to Kingston for internment this morning.
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Harry Dee Campbell
Martha Minor
Webb Street
Kingston
Mr. Campbell
Father And Son Sued By Wives Asking Divorce
Mrs. Sarah Clancey sues husband George Clancey in Hanni bal Court of Common Pleas for divorce alleging cruel treatment repeated assaults and failure to work amid drinking in town She seeks restoration of maiden name Sarah Thomas and alimony The complainant is 19 years old and cites marriage on May 5 1919 and separation on Dec 16 of the present year
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Sarah Clancey
Hannibal Court of Common Pleas
George Clancey
E. W. Nelson
Lewis O’connor
Clancey
Henry Clancy
Clan- 4
Lancey
Sarah Thomas
Mrs. Clancey
Starts Work On School Building
Mr and Mrs George W Williams of Olive street Hannibal have gone to Quincy for the winter. Williams secured the brick contract on the new Irwin school building in South Quincy and has begun work with an expected four month completion. They reside at 524 State street. Williams recently finished a bank building in West Point Illinois.
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George W. Williams
Olive Street
Hannibal
Quincy
Williams
Irwin School
South
S24
State Street
Wiliams
West Point
Thi
Clarksville Man Arrested on Federal Ducking Charge
Samuel Oliver of Clarksville Missouri pleaded guilty before United States Commissioner A R Smith to violating the federal third law by shooting ducks from a motor boat. Oliver posted 500 bond to appear at the May term in Hannibal. Federal game warden Harry Barmeier of St. Louis arrested him and spent Saturday in Hannibal. earlier five Hannibal men faced similar charges disposed of by Judge D P Dyer the last December term.
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D. P. Dyer
Coca-Cola Takes City Bowling League Victory
Coca-Cola defeats Independents three games in Friday league match. Top scorers were Liepold 193 Forrest 191 and Clayton IST. Standing list shows Coca-Cola leading, Eagles and Young Men close behind. Plans announced for Older Boys Conference in Hannibal January 16-18 drawing about 150 boys from northeastern Missouri. Regular gym class for Business Men resumes January 35 with additional 12:30 sessions. winter exercise urged. Big New Year gym exhibition set for January 1 1920 free to all. events include pyramid ladders parallel bars Indian club swinging boxing and relay races featuring Mr Wailigan and Frank Carey.
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Coca-Cola and
Independents
Bowling Aliens
Coca-Colas
Liepold
Forrest
Clayton
Eagles
Coca-Cola O
Clarity
Mob Lo
Atlas
Hannibal
Herp
Missouri
Y M. C
Buwaness
M.C. A
England
Wailigan
Frank Carey
Ckin the Snake
Jad Gentlemon
Hannibal Water In Good Condition Announcement
Announcement by A M Nepper superintendent of the Board of Public Works that the cite water is in good condition following bacteriological analysis by W Momifort of St Laws who recently examined water samples.
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A. M. Nepper
Board of Public Works
W. ©. Momifort
St. Laws
Petit jurors announced for January term court
G S Brockenbrough, clerk of the county court, announced the list of 24 regular petit jurors and 24 alternates for the January term to convene January 12. Names include J Beach Drake, Orion Turner, Charles W. Ragan, W Ray Turley, Stephen G Herrick, Elmer Parks, Carl H T Barger, Walter E Meyer, Norman W Raible, Peter Shelvy, Robert M Clayton, Sinclair Mainland, H E Hunter, C E Broyles, Turley Henderson, Benjamin Hickman, L O Fusselman, Paul R Munger, Frank J Kastle, Frank J McMahon, John I Carter, Cyrus L Anderson, Warren J Dakin, John S Miller and others.
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G S. Brockenbrough
Iicssnibal Court of Common Pleas
J. Beach Drake
Orion Turner
Charles W. Ragan
W. Ray Turley
Stephen G. Herrick
Elmer Parks
Carl H. T. Barger
Walter E. Meyer
Norman W. Raible
Peter Shelvy
Robert M. Clayton
Sinclair Mainland
E. Hunter
C. E. Broyles
Turley Henderson
Benjamin Hickman
L. O. Fusselman
Paul R. Munger
Frank J. Kastle
Frank J. McMahon
John I. Carter
Cyrus L. Anderson
Warren J. Dakin
John S. Miller
Winters Family Reunion Highlights A Warm City Event
Mrs. FL Winters of Market street hosted a family reunion Friday with many relatives and friends present. A large dinner featured seasonal delicacies as attendees shared a enjoyable evening. Guests included Wil Hang Young of South Bend Indiana Daisy Christian of New York City AL Schorr and daughter Alberta Teaneham Mrs Lee Christian E E i and Mrs Olive Calverts Mr Burnhem Huesnébed Richard Chinn of San Antonio Texas.
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FL. Winters
Market Street
Wil- Hang Young
South Bend
Ind
Daisy Christian
New York
AL Schorr
Alberta
Teaeaihay
Lee Christian
Olive Calverts
Fred Burnhem
Huesnébed
Richard Chinn
San Antonio
Texas
Teddy Haynes Becomes Grandfather After Birth of Daughter
Teddy Haynes night clerk at the Hotel Hannibal reports the birth of his eight pound granddaughter, Christmanas Dante, to Mr. William W. Haynes of Chicago. Haynes now works with the Goldrich Rubber Company, covering 30 principal cities nationwide. Teddy celebrates with cigars.
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Tedas Tlaynes
Hannibal
Christmanas Dante
William W. Haynes
Chicago
Tlaynes
Tlavines
Godlrich Rubber Company
Ecompany
Teddy
Ayres Funeral This Afternoon
Funeral services for George Ayres, who died in St Louis, will be held at 2:30 this afternoon from the home on South Fourth Street with interment in Mount Olivet cemetery. The First Church of Christ Scientist will supervise. The body arrived in Hannibal Friday evening after a lingering illness.
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George Ayres
St. John’s Hospital
St Louis
South Fourth Street
Mount Olivet Cemetery
Firs Church
of Christ
Scientist
Hannibal
Ayre
Homer Brown Fined By Judge Smiley
Homer Brown faced Judge Ralph J. Smiles on a Saturday afternoon in court. He was found guilty and fined twenty five dollars after his appeal notice was filed to the Common Pleas. The case involved reckless driving in a disputed incident.
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Homer Brown
Smiley
Ralph J. Smiles
Ino Refse
Goodman Purchases Building From Roth
W. J. Roth sold a two story brick building on South Seventh Street to Mr and Mrs Cr. Geodsman owners of the Gould man Ice Cream and Candy manufac turing company. The structure, built last spring by Roth, has been used by the Goodman company and the Hannibal Creamery company.
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W. J. Roth
Cr. Geodsman
Gouldman Ice Cream and Candy Manufacturing Company
South Seventh Street
Mr. Roth
Goodman Company
Hannibal Creamery Company
Mahan resigns as Hannibal league president
Atty. Geo. A. Mahan resigns as president of the Hannibal Law and Order League. The resignation was accepted at a Friday night YMCA meeting. a successor will be chosen after the new year. Mahan remains in post until named. The league also formed a Detention Home committee with S. Joseph Rev. T. D. Fry Charles Fisher and Mrs. P. A. Rutherford.
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S. Joseph
T. D. Fry
Charles Fisher
P. A. Rutherford
Hannibal
Weisenberger Visiting Relatives in Hannibal
Walter B. Weisenberger secretary of the publicity committee for the St. Louis Chamber of Commerce and his wife visit relatives and friends in Hannibal, his former home. He helped receive General John J. Pershing during a recent St. Louis visit and has been in a St. Louis post over two years with noted success.
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Walter B. Weisenberger
Remains Sent To Springfield For Interment
The remains of Albert H. Bartbelger, 58, who died Friday night at his home, 500 Lindell avenue, were sent to Springfield, Illinois, Saturday for interment. He died of pneumonia. Survived by sister Mrs. Augusta Niedbal of Hannibal. He worked for Atlas Portland Cement and belonged to Scipio Tribe of the Red Men.
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Albert H. Bartbelger
Lindell Avenue
Springfield
Bartbelger
Augusta Niedbal
Hannibal
Atlas Portland Cement Company
Bartberger
The
Red Men
Hannibal Elks Propose Making Christmas Event Annual
The Hannibal lodge of the Elks recommends converting their Christmas entertainment for 700 children into a permanent yearly affair. The committee in charge praised the event and noted the substantial joy it brought to hundreds of children during the holiday season.
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Hannibal
Atlas Plant No. 5 To Re open Tomorrow
Atlas Plant No 5 of the Atlas Portland Cement company formerly closed during the fuel shortage will resume operations Monday morning. Several hundred employees had been idle since the plant’s closure.
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Atlas
Atlas Portland Cement Company
Carrington Leaves For Home In Omaha
Richard A. Carrington advertising manager of the Omaha Bee departs for Omaha after visiting his wife and little son who stayed with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Thomas O'Donnell for several weeks. Carrington formerly worked in Hannibal newspapers.
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Richard A. Carrington
The
Omaha Bee
Omaha
Neb
Thomas O'Donnell
Mr. Carrington
Hannibal
Death of Charles L. Huet in Burlington Iowa
Deputy Sheriff C Welton of Wan nibal informed of the death of Charles L Huet in Burlington Iowa. Huet formerly resided on Union Street in South Wan nibal. Funeral and interment scheduled in Burlington.
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C. Welton
Wannibal
Charles L. Hutt
Burlington
Mr. Lutt
Union Steret
South Wannibal
Hannibal Playhouses Show Week Lineup at Star and Park
The Hannibal Playhouses program showcases Bryan Washburn featuring Love Insur atmee and Larry Sememd in Dew Drop Tan at Star Theater. Fiva reels Broadway Star play at Park Theater titled The Right to picture with Dorthy Happiness.
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Star Theater
Bryan Washburn
Larry Sememd
of Fourben Pictures
Park Theater
Dorthy Happiness
Kolchak Crisis Deepens in Siberia Campaign
London dispatch reports Admiral Kolchak leader of Siberia facing a mounting crisis as Bolshevik forces push along the Trans-Siberian from Omsk, taking Tomsk and Targs and forcing a retreat that may be cut off by social revolutionaries who have formed a new government at Cheremkovo near Irkutsk, with another rebellion center in the Amur valley.
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London
Kolchak
Siberia
Moscow
Omsk
Tomsk
Targs
Cheremkovo
Irkutsk
Amur River
American Legion Posts Total 6561 Worldwide
The American Legion reports 6561 posts worldwide including Alaska with four, Hawaii five, and one post in each of France England Canada Cuba Panama Mexico and the Philippine Islands. New York leads with 777 posts, followed by Pennsylvania 197 Minnesota 364 Illinois 349 and Iowa 345. Ohio 208 Massachusetts 238 New Jersey 224 Missouri 220 Indiana 203 Michigan 189 and other states over 100 include California 155 Kansas 187 Nebraska 139 North Dakota Oklahoma 126 South Dakota 128 Texas 110 Utah 100 Virginia 101 and Wisconsin 163.
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Indianapolis
American Legion
United States
Alaska
Hawaii
France
England
Canada
Cuba
Panama
Mexico
Philippine Islands
New York
Pennsylvania
Minnesota
Illinois
Towa
Ohio
Massachusetts
New Jersey
Missouri
Indiana
Michigan
California
Kansas
Nebraska
North Dakota
Oklahoma
South Dakota
Texas
Utah
Virginia
Wisconsin
Congress May Act To Stop Alcohol Poison
Washington officials from the bureau of internal revenue urged Congress to safeguard wood alcohol sales after a surge of beverage poisonings. They noted the bureau has no special powers but will prosecute bootleggers vigorously and push public education on the dangers of contraband liquor.
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Washington
Congress
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Bureau
Gen David I Stanton Honored at Five Forks Commemoration
In Baltimore a gathering honors Gen David I Stanton a noted Union commander from the Civil War era. The event recalls his grandfather Elijah Stanton a Revolutionary War colonel and notes Stanton’s brevetted rank for gallantry at Five Forks Virginia.
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Baltimord
Dee
David I. Stanton
Elijah Stanton
Revolutionary Army
Stantom
Five Forks
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U. C. T. Council of Hannibal
Campbell
Ulster
Hart Schaffner
Marx
Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes
Clarksville
A. S
Samuel Oliver
Hannibal Y. M. C. A
Noman
Bsannes
Frank Minor
Oney D. Bowen
Charles T. Catron
Owen E. Bowen
Owen F. Neal
Edward Drescher
D.C. Mulvihill
Otis L. Smith
Edward C. MeoMaster
James Featherstone
Charles 8. Fisher
James T. Smoot
James Cole
Pearl H. Rutherford
William F. Starr
W Kenneth Lumpton
James W. Nicely
Starry E. Jessup
John Shelbourne
David J
Teddy Haynes
Ayres
Goodmans
Roth
Hannibal Law and Order League
Hannibal K
D. QO. KE. K. Temale
Hannibal Lodge No. 4
Pythias
Castle Hell
Tannibat Lodge
Weisenberger
Springfield, Il
Carrington
C. L. Huet
Fiva
Gen. Stranton
CAT Tales
Yoour
Dicky Dippy
Sinnott
Bipey
Eatonic
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