Wedding Rites in Carthage Honor Miss Griffith
Miss Helen Phidelia Griffith wed James D. Baird at the bride’s home on Fayette Street in Carthage. The ceremony conducted by Rev. J. M. Jones featured a ring ceremony and a pink and white rose decor, followed by a two car luncheon. The newlyweds, Yale Law graduate and Carthage attorney, plan a Chicago honeymoon then remain in Carthage at the bride’s mother’s home after July 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carthage
Helen Phidelia Griffith James D. Baird
Faytte Street
J. M. Jones
Clara Griffith
Ethelyn
Carthage College
Baird
The
Baptist Church
Law
Yale
Risse & Son
William B. Risse
Amusements Today Briefs for Local Stages and Stars
Orpheum players present The Littlest Rebel with Co. F benefit. Bijou showcases Isle of Smiles Musical Comedy. Belasco Pictures show The Two Orphans starring Theda Bara. Nell Craig headlines Gold Dust. Selig Tribune features The Repentant and Freddy's Last Bean. Quincy offers The Resurrection of Hol is Broadway star feature.
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Nell Craig
Selig
Tribune
Freddy
Orpheum
Co. F. Benefit
Bijou
Isle of Smiles Musical Comedy Company
Belasco
Theda Bara
Selig Tribune
Quincy
Resurrection of
Holis
The Crime of Silence Health Disorder Warning
Public notice describes silent suffering from sexual neurasthenia and related symptoms. It promotes Dr. Strohl in Quincy treating these conditions with electricity, drugs, serums and gland extracts, claiming prompt results and affordable charges. Office hours listed.
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Lfe
Strohl
Quincy
Hoe
Hia
Various visits and social events in Camp Point area
Lola Reynolds visits York Neck relatives while Nettie Selby plans two weeks in Kansas and Colorado. Mary Honnold heads to Colorado Springs to see daughter Nellie. Charlean McCarty celebrates seventh birthday with a party of ten. Families travel to Ward, Colorado for summer cottages. Church groups host meetings with 24 members. Numerous trips to Chicago, Galesburg, Quincy, Kewanee, and Golden for visits and events.
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Camp Point
Iil
Lola Reynolds
York Neck
Anna
Elodie Reynolds
Nettie Selby
Ossawatomie
Kas
Frank Joslyn
Kansas City
Mary Honnold
Colorado Springs
Col
Nellie Honnold
Charlean McCarty
William Liggett
Ruth
Anna Cyrus
Frances Creekmar
Chicago
Ward
John Beckett
Mary and
Martha
The
Christian Church
R. B. Walt
Avon
Howard
Indiana Man's Experience with Foley Kidney Pills
Frank Moseey of Moore's Hill Indiana reports relief from constant side and back pains attributed to kidney weakness after using Foley Kidney Pills. He notes great relief after the first doses and no pain within 48 hours. The ad promotes Foley Kidney Pills for rheumatism backache swollen joints and stiff muscles as well as bladder ailments. Miller Arthur Drug Co. Advertisement.
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Frank Moseey
Moore’s Hill
Ind
Miller
Arthur Drug Co
Adyv
Palmyra and Hannibal youths form Marion county union
July 1 Palmyra reports the Hannibal Marion county Christian Endeavors union meeting at Mt Zion to organize new societies and strengthen existing ones. 160 attendees from Hannibal Palmyra and Mt Zion heard talks by leaders including Mosely Nevins Taylor Moore and loom. A supper followed and plans began for a Mt Zion society as six autos conveyed Palmyra guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palmyra
Hannibal-Marion County
Union of Christian Endeavors
Point Zion
Marion County
Hannibal
Mt. Zion
Mosely
Nevins
Messrs. Vans
Messrs
J. M. Moss
A. S. Mitchell
Anderson Yeager
Mr. Roher
Mesdames Glahn and Robinson
Virginia Bailey
Julia Connor
Katherine Maupin
Naomi
Lola
Soveta Peters
Mary Margaret Mooore
Virginia Moore
Christine Chadwell
Lulu
Marie Carey
Social Roundup in Philadelphia Missouri Names Visitors and Moves
In Philadelphia Missouri residents and visitors are listed. Mrs Ben Sublett visited Palmyra with friends while Pearl Johnson moved there. Local social exchanges include Miss Bertha Allen with Mrs Georgia Johnson, Miss Edith McClintic from Palmyra with Miss Golden Ball, and several Hannibal and Cherry Dell people visiting or trading here. Others noted include Tim Rhodes on the sick list, Everett Rife hauling goods, and Roy Hamlin, Roy P Schwartz visiting from Hannibal. Families and neighbors attend gatherings with Mr and Mrs G H Terrill Quin cy visitors, and Mrs C W Hamlin and Tessie Norfleet guests of Mrs A P McPike.
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Palmyra Junction
Palmyra
National Guard
Massachusetts
Texas
Philadelphia
Shafer
W. A. Rinehart
Ora Rhodes
Stockton
California
A. O. Redd
Fred Smith
St. Joseph
Nevada
Mexico
Collins Johnson
Clarence Dearing
Quincy
Davy Ballard
Emden
Charles Brown
Marjorie
Benbow
Charles McKamey
W. K. Glascock
Wayne
Wilson
O. W. Glascock
Hannibal
Clay Gibbons
Fannie Scott
Arkansas
Virginia van Landingham
Warren
Ben Sublett
Anna Marie
Oneta Venov
Gertie Hipkins
Helen Hipkins
Hunnewell
James Rhodes
Tim Rhodes
Ursa Rhodes
Cecil Rife
Cherry Dell
Wot
Mefford
Carl Clark
Pearl Johnson
Bertha Allen
Georgia Johnson
Edith McClintic
Golden Ball
Raymond McKamey Homer
Ernest Cort
Everett Rife
Paharra
G. H. Terrill
Roy Hamlin
C. W. Hamlin
Tessie Norfleet
A. P. McPike
LaBelle Social Roundup Here and There
LABELLE MO. residents and visitors are noted in a social roundup. Mrs O Sanderson and her daughter visited Lewistown, Quincyans Rex Pattrick and M M Connell and daughters returned to LaBelle, Miss Jennie. Rebecca Battles came home from Steffenville, and Sam and Ewing Calhoun hosted guests including Aunt Betty Herr and Mary Devlin of Edina. The Lillard and Mathews groups traveled to LaBelle, while Gertrude Raleigh left for Quincy after a stay with Mrs Frank Madden. Cooper Andrews of Memphis visited Wiliam Hall’s family, and Barney Thompson had dental work in Edina. Cockrum of Kirksville returned home after calling on Dr L V Cockrum.
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Bert McGaughey
Dorothy
Galesburg
William Omer
James Henry
Chicago
H. G. Henry
Carrie Garrett
The
Christian Church
Mollie Garrett
James Craver
Seattle
Wash
John Craver
Ellen Folckmer
Mary Miller
Arthur Frey
Liberty
J. D. Rainier
Frank Sterling
Leon
Quincy
Wesley Cannon
Iva Sammons
Kewanee
Ray Biller
Frances
Golden Wednesday
William Downing
Fred Omer
Myra Belle
New Windsor
Charles Bates
Norman Smarr
Springfield
James Downing
Elodie Reynolds
Henry
Yok Neck
Jerome Hostette
Dallas City
Jesse Clark
Creta Clark
Robert McCray
Golden
Nettie Selby
Ruby Wheeler
Charles Crammer
Ruth Selby
May Fleetman
B. Satterfield
Plymouth
Edith Lyons
Kathleeen Wise
William Aleshire
Grace Hall
Macomb Normal
L. A. Hall
Mary Little
William Jones
Bernice Sutton
Ef. L. Lombard
Harold Rainier
Milton Farlow
Ewing Calhoun
Betty Herr
Mary Devlin
Edina
T. J. Lillard
George Mathews
Monticello
LaBelle
A. H. Lillard
Mathews
Gertrude Raleigh
Frank Madden
Cooper Andrews
Memphis
Wiliam Hall
Barney Thompson
Mr. Cockrum
Kirksville
L. V. Cockrum
Dr Kings New Discovery Cough Syrup Ad
A vintage advertisement promotes Dr King's New Discovery cough syrup as a pleasant sweet medicine for coughs and colds. It promises long trusted use and a satisfaction guarantee with money back. Buy and use as directed for cough and cold relief.
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Dr. King
James T. Jones Dies at Soldiers Home Hospital
James T. Jones died Friday at 5 30 am in the Soldiers Home hospital of a valvular heart lesion. He was born in Pennsylvania, 81, lived in Illinois 50 years, and worked as a millwright. He leaves three children, including J T Jones of Peoria, with his wife and son and daughter in law at his side. He served in Company F 136th Illinois infantry. The body will be taken to Peoria with family accompaniment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James T. Jones
Pennsylvania
Illinois
J. T. Jones
Peoria
Bureau
Ill
Illinois Infantry
Westlake
Cottage 12
C. J. Sutter
Contraction
John Keck
General Kitchen
Otis Elevator Co
George Kroeger
McKennen
Ester McKennen
Madison
Wis
Ward Weatherford
Mr. Weatherford
Tyy Lay
Thomas O'Connor
Mary E. Kelley
State Board of Administration
Wall
Cottage 6
Richard Wall
Casey
Mr. Wall
William Dunn
Miss Hayden
Greening, II
Still
William G. Adamso
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Lawless
E. O. Reaugh
Will Lawless
Mary Lawless
J. L. Thomas
C. M. McMillan
Julia Lawless
James H. Dunn
Paloma
Meseaugh
Menuelssohn
Bessie Post Henry
Reaugh
Meyers
Edward Cherrill
Katherine Cherall
U. C. Cherrill
Dabney Lewis
Mary Sholl
Alex Sholl
Shell
Ro Fecht
Elvat
Lillie McGinnis
Emma Carr
McGinnis
W. E. Lyon
Timothy Scofield
Bob Berry
Fred Perris
Jared Lyons
Shirley Kimbrough
Wilfred Culkin
Burlington
Burlington Y. M. C. A
Burlington Association
John Sample
Joseph Sweeney
Fred Ireland
Robert Donaldson
John “Matons
Andrew Lowery
Orville Austin
Cests
Charles Young
Thomas Ward
J. Ross Swigert
John W. Williams
William
Williams
Raya
Glico
Sherman Park
B. B
Bijou Theatre
Musical Comedy CO
Broadway
Lucky Foot
5Th Infantry Band
H. Strohl
DR. H. Strohl
Hampshire Street
Indiana
MY. Zion Society
Marion County Christian Endeavor Union
James A. Hoey
John Q. Adams
Sarah
Flough
Buzzell
Th Hospital
A.C. Shrewsbury
Catherine Shrewsbury
Detroit
Mich
G. B. Smith
Macon
Resino
Guy Nations
Hampshire St
Sphinx
Set
Tel
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