New Salem Plans Better Community Meeting
Pittsfield Jan 9 Prof Harry A Meserve and local progressives plan a Better Community Meeting in New Salem for Saturday Jan 18 with topics on vocational training for girls school life papers and exhibits of produce and crafts plus judging to teach excellence. An Illinois professor is expected later in month to aid A B C movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsfield
Harry A Umeserve
New Salem
R. E. Hieronymus
University of Tlinois
New Basem
A. B.C
Fenton Bartine
The
Baptist Church
Charles Matlock
Webb City
Matlock
Eleanor Berrian
C. E
Tax Collectors Bond Filings Named By Recorder
Tax collectors listed as having filed bonds with Recorder Buffington include L. D. Cobb of Meelxee township posting 12,617 dollars Amel Houdyshell of Ursa with 47,824 dollars and George Wollbring of Fall Creek with 41,419 dollars.
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Buffington
L. D. Cobb
Meelxee Township
Amel Houdyshell
Ursa
George Wollbring
Fall Creek
Lawson Defends Leaks Charge in Congressional Hearing
Thomas W. Lawson testifies on leaks in Wall Street, Washington and the White House, defends his remarks as true, refuses to name sources, and clashes with Representative Chiperfield. He declines to reveal confidences while noting he probably profited from the leak and urging a fair, thorough investigation. The hearing continues as Lawson asks Sabin to address predictions about Germany and a German navy term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas W. Lawson
Boston
Lawson
Wall Street
Washington
Supreme Court
Senate
White House
United States
Congress
Chiperfield
Henry
Secretary of State
Representative Campbell
Campbell
Charles 5. Sabin
Guaranty Trust Company
Gerard
Germany
Palmyra High Wins State Soil Judging Contest
Palmyra high school team captured the Missouri state soil judging championship in Columbia. The Palmyra squad, competing against county teams, earned five state championships across soil judging corn judging mule poultry and light horse judging. Bernhard Zoller placed first and Bryan Clark fifth in soil judging, fueling the team’s overall victory. The contest was run by the Missouri State University agricultural department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palmyra
Columbia
Missouri
Bernhard Zoller
Bryan Clark
Palmyra residents react to political and personal news
Lawrence Leggett left Palmyra for Jefferson City to take a committee clerk post after a recommendation from Rep. H. Clay Heather. Morris Scott rode the same train to be hosted by the Heather couple. Moss Dearing, ill with pneumonia north of town, was joined by his mother C. A. Dearing. J T Bloom with pneumonia showed some improvement. Samuel T. Inman of Quincy and Irene M. Meyer of Ewing wed at the Palmyra courthouse, Judge Chadwell presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berrian
Charles Field
Williston
N. D
A. B. Field
Florence Field
New York
Aleo Vielt
Fleid
Connecticut
Paul Rush
University of Ilinois
Champaten
Tiattie Trush
Perry High School
Werd
Ots Rush
Oo. T. Foreman
Martinsburg
St. Louis
Foreman
Minnie Allen
Perry Allen
Animorn
Iowa
National Masonic Research Society
A. J. Redding
Modern Woodmen of America
Charles Dulaney
Pike County
Martin Driscoll, Jr
Griggsville
Springfield
J. J. Hartnett
Kansas City
H. Goodwin
Rockport
Ross Township
Stockland Church
Pleasant Hill
Flora Russ
John Allen Smith
Chiliicothe
Ohio
Harry English
Laura Huff
Lonnie Billings
Shaw
Detroit
Mich
Harry Conrad
William Fassett
Daillar
Texas
Floyd Whalen
Nellie Chaplain
Oklahoma City
Charles Johnson
Marian Flirsheimer
Chicago
Ridney Flirsheimer
Evansville
Ind
Lawrence Leggett
Jefferson City
H. Clay Heather
Morris Scott
Moss Dearing
Palmyra
C. A. Dearing
J. T. Bloom
Samuel T. Inman
Quincy
Irene M. Meyer
Ewing
Court House
Chadwell
St Francis ladies' whist and medical staff elections
Brief personals note a St Francis ladies' whist session this afternoon. In a St Marys hospital medical staff meeting Dr Otis Johnston elected president Dr C W Pfeiffer secretary and Dr J H Blomer treasurer. Numerous local movements and visits follow including college and business visits by residents and staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Francis
St. Mary’s Hospital
Otis Johnston
C. W. Pfeiffer
J. H. Blomer
Katherine Hopkins
New Canton
Quincy
New Canton Press
Florence Trotter
Otis Trotter
Galesburg
Knox College
Snyder
Albert Schroeder
Camp Point
York
Neb
Tlenry Anderson
A. H. Anderson
Spring Street
Detroit
Packard Motor Car Company
Jennie Reynolds
Q. E
Masonic Temple
Ada Donahue
Esther Hokamp
State Street Bank
J. H. McIntosh
Chambersburg
Ill
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Salem
Whitney
New
Weiler Bros
Alog
Price
Fifth Street
Quincy’s Leading
State Department
Mr. Henry
Joseph Miller
W. A. Miller
North Fifth Street
California
Ile
Quincey
Century” Motors Corporation of
Quick Apnsets
Merchas
Miake
Century” Motors Corporation
St. Louis, Mo
Centuryr’ Motors Corporation
N. Sth St
J. J.ouis, Mo
Ome Talay
Motors Corporation
Namie
City
Oeiconhard
Toure
Helen Scharnhorst
Jefferson Street
Mary Menne
Magdalen Guth
Jennie Eberhardt
Alice Bryan
Beardstown
Emma Keeley
Gertrude
Pauline Tenk
Notre Dame College
Baltimore
W. J. Singleton
Nauvoo
Ferris
Burnside
Antone Mutz
South Sixth Street
Harry Hofer
Esther Hertzler
South Eighth Street
Carl Hill
Toledo
H. H. Platt
North
Sixth Street
Letha
Kitty Bunting
Margaret Turner
Gladys Henhoff
Illinois Women’s College
Jacksonville
George Schubert
Chestnut Street
Danville
G. S. Hunsaker
South Fifth Street
L. ©. Hunsaker
H. W. Fisher
A. Otis Arnold
Lipzaks Myers Tobacco
Ricker National Bank
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