Barry Club Women Hold Third Annual Meeting
The Pike County Federation Of Women's clubs met in Barry at the Methodist church with prominent attendees from Pittsfield Griggsville and Barry. Officers were elected and programs on tuberculosis and highway progress highlighted the day with plans for the next gathering in Milton in 1919.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barry
Pike County
Federation of Women's Clubs
Pittsfield
Griggsville
J. D. Hess
Mae McAtee
Eva Shinn
Edgar Glandon
20Th District Federated Clubs
Jacksonville
Mra. F. N.wells
Emma von G. Gay
Rockport
Vinnie G. Johnson
Milton
Ww. G. Edens
Chicago
Edens
State Highway Improvement Association
Pittafield
J. J. Rainwater
O. C
Mae Cannon
Greenfield
Fort Madison
Hertha Doyle
Bessie Vannineman
Ashforks
Arizona
Fred Harvey Catering Company
Roscoe Walthers
Chamberlain
Bainbridge Street
C. L. Morgan
Jack Sederweill
Old Christian Church
Hugh Breeden
Virginia
Ill
Hare
McIntire and Breeden
U. S
Geo. Wolsonburger
Scotland
Earl
Tuscania
Henry Wendorff
U. S. Navy
New York
Yorkville
Gectlo
Army
Frank Lewton
Lloyd Clark
Wilard Rusk
Bert Winner
Frank Stroheker
fFinneat Hooper
Harry Gay
Walter Guntock
David Balzer
Local News Roundup From Coatsburg Illinois
Mrs. W J Whiprecht of St Louis cared for her ill mother Mrs C M Gibbs in Coatsburg. E G Heubner spoke of two months with husband at Ravenna. Dr and Mrs J R Lambert hosted a family dinner with Will Peters Lois and Hannah Carlin Pauline Hart. George Gray reached England safely after a stormy voyage. John Young visited from Colorado. The Shanholtzer couple welcomed a 10 pound boy. John Smyth and O Brown hosted guests. Utterback and Woods visited Gibbes. Mondas family honored at a farewell dinner for Milton heading to Camp Wheeler GA. Kidgar transferred to Camp Jackson BC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. Brown
Craig Utterback
C. H. Woods
Monroe City
C. F. Gibba
Clarence Mondas
Galesburg
Chas. Guenther
J. A. Broal
Milton
Camp Wheeler
Kidgar
Camp Jackson
B.C
Plymouth Patriotic Festival to Honor Fourth of July
Plymouth hosts a patriotic festival in the park with a parade from the Methodist church at 7:30 pm. Dr. Harvey D. Hoover will speak, and Mrs. Mary H. Aleshire leads the event for the Council of National Defense. Music, drills, readings, and a historical pageant highlight the program. An offering benefits the Council of Defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth
Harvey D. Hoover
Cartage Éellege
St. Marys Township
Methodist Church
Andy Wade
America
Roy
Henry Ewing
Howard Lawton
Ray Mickle
Red Cross
Klinols
Bernice Tralbert
St. Mary's
Cornet
Harold Donkie
E. P. Thompson
Etha Kendall
Fern Robbins
Mary E. Aleshire
Solo
Cerese
H. D. Hoover
Carthage
Council of Defense
Newark News Briefs From War Era Social Roundup
Newark Missouri community notes cover church services and visits by Rev F J Young and families, Red Cross ice cream supper, Camp Dodge camp news, service flags with stars for Willis Swango Joe Kelley and George Glover, local theater of life as residents travel to Quiny and Edina, births, deaths, and townsfolk moving to Osceola and Burns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. J. Young
M. E
Arthur Hull
Sam McDaniel
Byron Turner
Harry Russ Steffen
Knox City
Presbyterian Church
Mabel Kelley
Leona Smith
Chris Mesmer
Willa Windrem
Ed Burk
Young
Floyd McDaniel
Hedge City
Battles
Kh. B. Sanford
G. C. Steffen
Edina
Will White
Ab Glover
G. B. Barrows
Byron’ Turner
Todlona
Red Cross
Newark
W. B. Simpson
James Dorian
Dr. Simpson
Carl Simpson
Frances Whitbread
Lizzie Glover
Neva Dee
Lora Bess Vaden
Camp Dodge
Paul Miller
Kirksville
France
Orville Strock
Adair County
Co. H. Tucker
Harry
Riverside
Iowa
Nell Tucker
Ula Boyle
Davenport
Pet McKim Holloway
Canton
Osceola
Mt. Salem
la Grange
Jesse Horton
Horton
Rial McReynolda
James Rouner
Irene
Colorado Springs
J. W. McKim
D. R. Nelson
Quincy
Nelson
Blessing Hospital
Florida Rudd
KE. M. Rudd
Burns
Wyo
Seaman Ross
John Rosa
Ross
John D. Moore
War Savings Drive Gathers Pike County Support and Local Visits
Pike county residents participate in war savings efforts with 117 pledged purchases totaling around 1,000 dollars. Local figures like Dr. Mary Alten and John Elliott are named among supporters. The piece notes visits among families, court actions, civil service moves, and travels to Chicago and Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maximum
Pike ‘County
Mary Henry “Alten
John Yelliott
Milton
Pike County
Kate Carroll
Henry Kientule, Jr
Griggsville
William Borly
Columbia, Mo
Arthur Johnson
Anna Ward
Evanston
Ill
Dora Ward
Herman P.hooper
Lee Capps
War Savings
Summer Hill
Pearl Swedlund
Galesburg
John Dean
George Burgdorff
Quincey
Charlotte Siegle
Lottie
Pauline Siegle
Gladys Branch Bailey
Henrietta
Misa Sarah’ Branch
J. H. Crafton
Louisa
Quincy
Edward Carnes
William
A. Grimshaw
Wenatchee
Wash
A E. Grimshaw
Kansas City
Charles Johnson
Edward D. Glandons
United States Independent Telephone Association
Seasion
Chicago
W. H. Cooper
Hurley Cooper
Fargo
North Dakota
Local Residents Attend Visits and News from Mendon and Nearby
Mrs. Celia McNay spent days with sister Mrs. Sarah Laughlin in Franklin. Henry Cooper sold his home. Lucy Welling of Marcelline bought it for 1026 but will move after remodeling. Several couples hosted gatherings and trips to training camps and sights around Mendon, Quincy, Carthage, and Columbia. Henry Bollman owns a new Chevrolet. others head to camps and hospitals for visits and operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Celia McNay
Sarah Laughlin
Franklin
Henry Cooper
Lucy Welling
Marcelline
Cooper
Michigan
Schnelle
Eriil Cramm
Arthur Mitchell
J. A. Mitchell
Iva Trent
Mendon
Chas, Clair
Ella’ Givens
Columbia
Letha Thompson
Richard Tout
Lyman
Otto Andrews
Velma
Harold
Quincy
Gertrude Cassey
Velma Thompson
Harry Grimes
Bottoms
Cufton Simmons
Mary Ralph
Arthur Trent
Lee
Iris
of .Fowler
Joseph Thompson
Hermie Dudley
Near Mendon
Dorothy James
Carthage
Amanda Shepherd
Freeman Seward
Inla Trent
Vpeoria
Harold Anderson
Wm. Kiem
South Bend
Ind
Freeman Sewarda
Hannibal
Local notices of travel and military movements
Clayton area residents report departures and visits as families travel to Chicago Dixon Wyanet and Springfield. Soldiers Otis Gruber and Roy Stevens with Earl Black in France are noted. Great Lakes naval training and detention camps mentioned along with clergy moves to Grand Junction Colorado.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. E. Gibbs
Chillicothe
Oslo
W.H. Brawster
Dixon and Wyanet
W. H. Miller
Chicago
Fr. A. Miller
Otis Gruber
Great Lakes Naval Training Station
Lloyd Coffman
Vera Lake
Avon
Clayton
Elijah Marah
Quincy
L. H. Shank
Springfield
Scroggins
Timewell
Daniel Shank
J. H. Shank
Lewistown
Roy Stevens
Earl Black
Army
France
Everett Myler
Ogle Love
Great Lakes Naval School
Pr. Brown
Rev. Edwards
M. Edwards
Grand Junction
Colo
The
Christian Church
Western to Finish Season
Kansas City June 20 resolution keeps the Western league season running through September 15. Club owners unanimously adopted the plan at an executive meeting here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western
Kansas City
Sunday Services Notices for the Column
Notices for the Sunday services column must be filed in the big office by 6 o clock Friday evening.
Methodist Church Schedule Recaps Various Services
Grace Methodist and Kentucky Street Methodist present planned Sunday programs led by Rev. Losh Rev. McCarty Rev. Wahl. Services include Sunday school at 9 15 to 9 16 morning worship at 10 30 Epworth League evenings at 7 00 to 7 80 with German and other language services listed. A district Epworth convention report will be given at Bethel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Methodist
Lind
Fifth Streets
G L. Losh
Epworth
Vermont Street
Vermont
Eighth
F. A. McCarty
Jesus
Bethel—Jefferson
Twelfth
Emil Goetz
Wpworth
Kentucky Street Methodist
Icentucky
Wahl
Baptist church schedule lists services on Vermont Fourth Jersey streets
Central Baptist Seventh and Vermont Fourth and Jersey streets host Sunday school at 9 15 and 9 80 breakfast times. Preaching at 10 45 and 7 46 with Reverend G F Oliver at Vermont and Fourth Jersey. Evening topics include The Worth of a Man to the World and What the War is Doing for Quincy. Cedar and Twenty second annual chapel. Eighth and Elm church under Reverend S M Duke offers 11 00 morning service 2 30 Sunday school 7 Mission 7 30 evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Baptist
Seventh
Vermont
Fourth
Jersey Streets
Fourth Street
Vermont Street
Fourth and
Jersey
P. U
G. F. Oliver
Jersey Street
Quincy
Uncle Sam
Cedar
T . Eighth and
Elm
Eighth
Elm Streets
S.M. Duke
Women's
Christian Church Services Share Patriotism and Summer Finale
First Christian Church at Ninth and Broadway led by Pastor Endres hosts church school at 8:15 a.m. and morning service at 10:30 a.m. With the P S C B gathering at 7 p.m. services continue at 8 p.m. The East End church at Twenty-fifth and High, led by Rev Mauck, holds Sunday school at 9:30 a.m. and services at 10:30 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. Both morning and evening sermons address religious themes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Christian Church
Ninth and Broadway
W. D. Endres
East End
Twenty-fifth
High Streets
L. C. Mauck
Oak Street
Episcopal services and ordinations at St. John Cathedral
Cathedral of St. John on Hampshire streets announces morning services at 7:30 and 10:30 with ordination for Dr. Young to the Diaconate and Rev. Robert Hall Atchison to the priesthood. Good Shepherd and St. Alban Chapel also hold Matins Holy Communion and evening prayers with parish education and a lesson on Moral Courage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Episcopal
St. John
Hampshire Streets
W. O. Colis
Dr. Young
St. Louis
Robert Hall Atchison
Pittsfield
Good Shepherd
Twelfth Street
Maine
W. M. Gamble
St. John Baptist
Herodias
St. Alban Chapel
Spruce and
Twenty-second Streets
Congregational Church Announces Last Service Before Vacation
First Union Congregational Church at Col Twelfth and Maine plans 9:45 Sunday school and 9:45 Men’s Bible class followed by 11:00 worship with sermon by Rev. George Arthur Buttrick. No second service. worship is final before the pastor’s vacation. Christ Church at Twelfth and State with Rev Bauman holds 9:16 Sunday school, 10:30 morning, 8:00 evening, and 7:30 P S C E.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Union Congregational Church
Col
Twelfth
Maine Streets
George Arthur Buttrick
Christ
State Streets
R. Bauman
Religious Services and Activities Listings
SCIENTIST Church of Christ at Sixteenth and Vermont streets offers Sunday school at 9 45 and services at 11 with Wednesday meeting at 7. Free Wells building reading rooms open weekdays 10 am to 5 pm. PRESBYTERIAN at Broadway and Eighth led by Rev R H Hartley D D holds Sunday school 9 15, morning service 10 30, Christian Endeavor 6, evening service 8. Morning topic A Race in the Refiner's Rabbie. evening Sheep of the Other Folds. Everybody's song service 8 pm with Mrs Saint Brown Inghram as soloist and director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Christ
Sclentist
Highteenth
Vermont
Wells
Christian Science
Presbyterian
Broadway and
Eighth
R. H Hartley
D. D
Everybody's
Saint Brown Inghram
Lutheran church schedule and services listed
St Jacobi Lutheran Church on Washington and Eighth led by Rev Hamm offers Sunday school and Bible classes at 9:00 and divine service at 10:00. Luther Memorial on Jersey and Twelfth with Rev I W Bingaman has Sunday school at 9:15, sermon at 10:30, and evening services at 7:30. John Lutheran at Seventh and Kentucky streets under Rev W C A Martens holds divine service at 10:30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky Streets
W. C. A. Martens
Evangelical Churches Announce Sunday Services and Installations
St Peters Evangelical York and Ninth lists Sunday school at 9:00 German services 10:00 Worship 9:00. Rev Schlinkman from Columbia AL to lead morning service and install Rev A F Warakow in evening. Shlom Evangelical Ninth and State has 8:60 Sunday school and 10:00 services with theme A New Song. St Paul Monroe Street lists Sunday school 9:00 English 9:55 German 10:45.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Peters Evangelical
York and
Ninth
Schlinkman
Columbia
St. Peter's
A. F. Warakow
Shlom Evangelical
Leemhuis
St. Paul
Monroe Street
A. W. Fruechte
Unitarian Church Announces Sunday Services at Sixteenth and Vermont
Rev. Lyman Greenman leads Sunday echoe! at 9:45 and morning services at 1 o'clock at the Unitarian church located on Sixteenth and Vermont Streets. Miss Margaret McCarl serves as soloist and Miss Frances Eldred as organist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unitarian
Sixteenth
Vermont Streets
Lyman Greenman
Margaret McCarl
Frances Eldred
Unit Ten Brethren Service Schedule and Youth Group
Unit Ten Brethren at Sixth and Cedar with Rev H W Trueblood pastor holds Bible school 9 18 a m preaching 10 30 a m and 8 00 p m Y P S C E meets at 7 15 p m Juniors and intermediates meet Wednesday at 621 Spruce Street
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uniten Brethren
Sixth
Cedar Streets
H. W. Trueblood
Spruce Street
Marion county registrants draw list shows many names
The MARION COUNTY draw order lists registrants by number and name, including William Strothers Felix McCrocklin Jones Earl Milton Pullman Edgar Woodson Archibald Cameron Earl Chatfield Lloyd Lucan Loren Hartin Milk George Edwards James Kanady Emery Campbell Branch Charles Doolin Renick Anegill Samuel Andiver William Shuts French Henderson Archie Michal William Bostwick Herman Teder Bernhard Heidbreder Macco Wilson Fred McNulty William Ambers William Reddings Paul Jurgens Homer Hooper Edward Wade Alfred Gels John Hathway Clarence Culver Monroe King William Kennedy Ned Bull Alvin Colvin Albert Goldman Henry Hatton Wilson Purcell William Chandler Sullivan Henry King Willie Darley Carl Ryan Ernest Wettnmeyer etc. This long list omits several entries due to transmission gaps and ends with a tongue-in-cheek line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion County
William Strothers
Felix McCrocklin Jones
Earl Milton Pullman
Edgar T. Woodson
Archibald K. Cameron
Earl Raymond Chatfield
Lloyd McKinley Lucan
Loren Hartin Milk
George W. Edwards
James Francis Kanady
Emery Otis Campbell
James Alfred Branch
Charles Doolin
Renick Herbert Anegill
Samuel Monroe Andiver
William Hobart Shuts
French Henderson
Archie Benjamin Michal
William Bostwick
Herman Teder
Bernhard Henry Heidbreder
Macco A. Wilson
Fred Joseph McNulty
William McKinley Ambers
William Reddings
Paul W. Jurgens
Homer Wirgh Hooper
Edward Wade
Alfred Gels
John Serman Hathway
Clafford Burton
Earl Sister Bennett
Extra Ford
James Howard Estes
Charles F. Quinlan
John Thomas Karr
Raleigh Meyers
John Phillips Murphy
Clinton Percy Dodds
Norman T. Welsh
Hubert M. Daniel
Jake F. Lambert
Earl Jimmy Bumgardner
Cyrus F. Meyer
Henry Paul Schaller
Russell F. Newberry
Albert Edward Goldman
Henry Bryan Hatton
Wilson Howard Purcell
William Henry Chandler
Clyde Benjamin Sullivan
Henry King
Willie Henry Darley
Carl Lee Ryan
Ernest Henry Wettnmeyer
Rei
Norman Flanigan Lewis
Lorg Leroyenberry
Oliver Hunter
Ira Franklin Willey
Paul W. Walters
Stanley Tomlinson
Emmett Allen
Frank T. Crenshaw
Daniel J. Sughry
Lester Bryan Johnson
George W. Lovett
William Marshall
Vernon Pinky Yount
Allen J
Loren E. Robinson
Roy Newton Coleman
Clarence Earl McChristy
Earl Leslie Stewart
Henry Walter Maksmann
Reuben Alexander Smyser
Paul Leland Jackson
Obie Dean Dyer
John Glenn Hoback
Peter Nash Feet
William Jennings Walley
Ryal Caswell
Riley Null
N Twelfth Street Improvement Accepted
A special committee accepted the North Twelfth Street improvement from Summer's corner to Hilgenbrink's corner and to the bottom road. The project by contractor O'Brien was praised as well done. work to complete remaining sections is delayed by labor shortages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Summer's Corner
Hilgenbrink
L. L. Boyer
James Platt
Riverside Township
William Cunnane
al Grimmer
Robert McIntyre
Board of Supervisors
George Baker
Splt Lake Club
Walter D. Franklin
Quincy Motorclub
O'Brien
Adams County
Reeves wedding in Missouri court records
A brief report notes a marriage this morning in Justice J Koit's office with James William Bissen and Cookson of Ouiney appearing in car riage. The event is noted by the Missouri Galesburg Register with limited details and says they were unattended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James
William Bissen i
Stahl
Evan County
Stahl Sess Cookson
Ouiney
J. . Koit
Mr. Brown
Homie
Missouri
Galesburg
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Ijay R. Ellis
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William Benton Porter
Claud Neal Maiden
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Lee Francis Walker
Arthur Albert Gottman
Harry E. Weiche
Winthrop Wayne Dearing
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Arthur William Beckman
Virgil Patton Johnson
Joshua W. ‘Riley
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Perry Louis Crane
Rolia Clifton’ Carey
Raymond Phillips
Herman Thomas Cook
Ivan Keaterason
Walter Lewis Coffey
Marion
Marcie Scott
Charlie Gilbert Sweeney
David Anderson Bush
William Albert Widebrook
William Gillert Wilcox
Clifford Campbell Brown
Ray Jennings LaFoe
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