Tank Climb Exhibition planned for North Main Street
Weather delay shifts Army recruiting event to this afternoon in Hannibal as Captain Z N Estes eyes a second tank climb on North Main street Heights at 4 o'clock. Five enlistments reported this week include Milard Jordan Henry Holt Guy Bond Jackson Farnsworth and Charles Depp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Z. N. Estes
Tannibal
North Main Street
Estes
Milard Jordan
Briscoe
Tank
Henry F. Holt
Lindell Avenue
Hannibal
Stgaal Corps
Guy R. Bond
Monroe City
Camp Pike Ark
Jackson E. Farnsworth
Planter’s Hotel
Charles Depp
Planters’ Hotel
Moore Funeral at Palmyra Today
Funeral services for County Assessor George Moore of Palmyra, who died from burns in Levering hospital Tuesday, will be held at 2:30 this afternoon at the Palmyra Baptist Church. Rev. A. J. Thames of Kansas City will officiate. Greenwood Cemetery is the burial site. Palmyra Masons will conduct the graveside rites, with Hannibal Elks members attending. Mrs Moore arrived in Palmyra from Houston, Texas, Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Moore
Palmyra
Levering Hospital
Baptist Church
A. J. Thames
Kansas City
Thames
Moore
Greenwood Cemetery
Shoe Company Eyes Open Grocery Store in Hannibal
International Shoe Company in Hannibal weighs opening a grocery store at South Seventh and Cullier to sell at cost to employees. Assistant superintendent Paul Raukahi asked city hall about a license. City attorney Carstarphen to rule if a fee applies. Plant employs 1,000 workers as wage adjustments continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Shoe Company
Hannibal
South Seventh
Cullier Streets
Paul Raukahi
Shoe Company
Carstarphen
Supt
H. E. Jenkins
Johns Before Police Court in Hannibal Vagrancy Case
W S Johns, a 72 year old man found roaming Union Station, hotels and doctors offices, appeared in Hannibal police court on a vagrancy charge. Judge Smiley released him without a fine after he promised to leave town. Once a Hannibal businessman, Johns lost his savings amid various misfortunes making his case notably unfortunate for the police department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. S. Johns
Hannibal
Union Station
Smiley
Johns
Condition Of Mrs. Schmidt Improves
The condition of Mrs Ida K Schmidt of West Broadway improved Thursday after a period of serious illness. Her daughter Miss Bertha G Schmidt of Topeka Kansas is at her bedside. Miss Schmidt was formerly a Hannibal newspaperwoman and is now with the Capper publications in Topeka, gaining prominence through magazine articles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida K Schmidt
West Broadway
Schmidt
Bertha G. Schmidt
Topeka
Kansas
Miss Schmidt
Hannibals
Capper Publications
Mark Twain Tire Plant Aims Market by August
Construction on the Hannibal Rubber Co plant at South Maple and Collier streets is progressing ahead of schedule. Secretary Gibson said Mark Twain tires could go on sale by July or August. The company plans to close stock sales within sixty days, with over 400000 dollars already raised and 100000 dollars remain. Gibson also noted hopes for a local housing company formed via the Chamber of Commerce to address housing needs this spring and summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hannibal Rubber Company
South Maple Avenue
Collier Streets
Gibson
The
Rubber Company
Mark Twain
Hannibal
Chamber of Commerce
Covey Reid Weds Miss Irene Willage
Covey E. Reid son of Mrs Minnie Reid of 423 South Sixth street and Miss Irene Willage of Hannibal were married at 8 o clock Wednesday night at the bridegroom s mother s home. Rev William Callaway of Calvary Baptist Church officiated. Attendants were Miss Isabel Willage and Lee Curtis. The couple left for Marceline Missouri for a brief visit before returning to Hannibal to make their home. Reid served months in France with Company E 139th Infantry 33d Division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covey E. Reid
Minnie Reid
South Sixth Street
Irene Williage
Hannibal
William Callaway
Calvary Baptist Church
Isabel Willage
Lee Curtis
Marceline
Reid
France
139Th Infantry
Illinois Pair Wed In Hannibal Ill Married in Judge's Office
Miss Edna Conwell of Glacia and Omer Melugin of Edenburg were united in marriage by Justice of the Peace J H Totsch at 10 o'clock Thursday morning. The ceremony occurred in Judge Totsch's office on Center street. The couple will reside in Edenburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Conwell
Glacia, Ill
Omer Melugin
Edenburg
Ill
Justice of the Peace
J. H. Totsch
Judge Totsch
Center Street
Cold Wave Follows Worst Winter Day in Hannibal
Weather observer B A Waldron reports Hannibal cold with 5 to 10 above zero. A heavy gale and a two thirds inch of snow marked the worst winter day, while St Louis stood at 46 degrees. Train service suffered less than feared despite the storm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. AL. Waldron
Hannibal
Mercury
St. Louis
Bhezard
Northcutt Young to wed in Centenary Church
Miss Pansy Northcutt of Hannibal will marry Arthur M. Young of Silex on Thursday March 17 at Centenary Methodist church in Ralls County. Rev S W Hayne will perform the ceremony. About 100 friends are invited. Northcutt is daughter of S E Northcutt of Levert on Missouri and worked for National Refining. Young, son of M M Young of Silex, recently discharged from the navy after 19 months, served mainly at mining base No 18 in Inverness Scotland as storekeeper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pansy Northcutt
Hannibal
Arthur M. Young
Silex
Centenary Methodist Church
Ralls County
S. W. Hayne
Archstreet Methodist Church
Miss Northcutt
S. E. Northcoutt
Leverton
Bolden Divorce Filed Over Indignities In Hannibal
Mrs. Sadie B. Bolden sues Horrace W. Bolden in Hannibal Court of Common Pleas for divorce accusing him of general indignities and cruelty. Attorneys Rendlen and White of Hannibal file the suit. The couple wed June 26 1907 and separated April 1917.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hannibal
Hannibal Lodge Of K. Of P. Meets
The regular meeting of Hannibal Lodge No. 5 Knights of Pythias was held Thursday night. Work in the first rank was done and plans were made to institute Hannibal Temple of the D O K K next Thursday in Castle hall. The next regular meeting will be Tuesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hannibal Lodge No. 5
Knights of Pythias
Hannibal Temple
Castle Hall
Reguar
Hannibal Lodge
Edmonson For Real Estate Firm Moves to City
J H Edmonson of Rice and IL Realty moves from the farm he recently sold to Frank Schwartz and now rents a house at 1706 Broadway making his residence in the city. Edmonson is son of Hannibal and continues his real estate career in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Edmonson
Rice & IL
Hannibal
Frank Schwartz
Judge Dent Weds Hannibal Couple
Judge Allen E. Dent officiated in Hannibal at his office on Center Street. George Buttgen and Miss Stella McGlasson, both residents of Hannibal, were married at 10 o'clock Thursday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen E. Dent
George Buttgen
Stella McGlasson
Hannibal
Center Street
Today's Program At Hannibal Playhouses
Star Theater presents Qwen Moore in Sooner or Later and H B Warner in A Fugitive From Matrimony with Broadway Star feature pictures on the bill at Hannibal Playhouses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hannibal
Star Theater
Qwen Moore
H. B. Warner
Broadway Star
Wells of Adame and Miss Mason Wed at Center Street Office
Wells of Adame and Miss Bessie Mason of Liberty were united in marriage at 2 00 o clock Thursday afternoon with John H. Totsch officiating in his office on Center street. The couple began their journey together after the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batl
Adame
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Army
International Plant
W. 8. Johns
HOPE
Covey Reid
Irene Willage
Ilinois
Quincy
E.S
Tricotines—Serges
Silvertones
Oxford Cloth
EATON
American Cloak and Suit Co
Hampshire St
Quincy, IL
Ricker National Bank
Silex, MO
Mian
K. of
Judge Dent
Market St
Hannibal, Mo
Warewayland CO
ALUMI
Moer
Owen
Calumet
Jean
United States
Barry
Macomb
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