Paroled Youth Enlists After Attempted Vandalism
Robert Cochran, charged with trying to attack Bower Moxley of Hannibal Vulcanizing Co, was paroled by Judge C T Hays in juvenile court on condition to enlist in the U S Army. He was sent to Jefferson Barracks after enlistment at the Hannibal recruiting office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Cochran
Bower Moxley
Hannibal Vulcanizing Company
North Third _ street
C. T. Hays
United States Army
Cochran
Hannibal Army
Jefferson Barracks
Bir
Moxley
Today's Program At Hannibal Playhouses
Star Theater features Buck Jones in The Last Straw with Matt & Jeff and Pathe News. Broadway Star Feature Pictures accompany the show at Hannibal Playhouses today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hannibal
Star Theater
Buck Jones
Matt & Jeff
Pathe News
Broadway Star Feature Pictures
Girl Who Died Four Weeks Ago Still Unburied
Miss Mil dred E. Dolbrow aged 18 died of pneumonia February 7 at her home 2143 West Broadway. Her body remains at a local undertaking parlor four weeks later as her mother Mrs. J. H. Edmonson, who is seriously ill, defers funeral per the mother’s request. No funeral arrangements have been made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred E. Dolbrow
J. H. Edmonson
Reuben S. Dudley Dies Native of Pike
Reuben S. Dudley 62 formerly ran a Market Street barber shop and died Thursday at his home after four weeks of illness. Born in Pike County Illinois he leaves wife Maggie and three daughters Mrs W H Yount Kansas City Missouri Mrs L R Oroing and Mrs J B Scholars Kansas City Kansas. He belonged to Mason ic lodge 821 and Ellen Encamp ment 1148 New Canton Illinois. Remains to O Donnell funeral home and will be taken to Kansas City Kansas for interment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reuben S. Dudley
Market Street
Mr. Dudley
Pike County
Ill
Maggie
W. H. Yount
Kansas City
L. R. Oroing
J. B. Scholars
Kan
Dudley
Masonic Lodge
Ellen
New Canton
O’donnell
Jesse J Russell Dies at 65 in Hannibal
Jesse J Russell a pattern maker at Hannibal Wheel Company of 322 Glascock street died in St Elizabeth hospital at 7 pm Thursday aged 65. Funeral at 2:30 pm today at O Donnell's funeral home with Rev T D Fry of Broadway Methodist church officiating. Interment Mount Olivet cemetery. Survived by wife Alice two daughters Mrs Lula Kuhn Springfield Illinois and Miss Alice Russell Hannibal and son Harry Dubuque Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse J. Russell
Glascock Street
Hannibal Wheel Company
St. Elizabeth Hospital
O'Donnell
T. D. Fry
Broadway Methodist Church
Mount Olivet
Alice
Lula Kuhn
Springfield
Til
Alice Russell
Hannibal
Harry
Dubuque, Ia
Interior Towns Eye North Missouri Baseball League
Hannibal Travelers manager Hart Walker has been contacted by managers from Clarence Moberly Monroe City and other northeast Missouri towns about a weekend league for the coming season. Tom Lenane of the Quincy Gems expresses interest and hopes a circuit can be formed. Cities mentioned include Hannibal Quincy Moberly Clarence Monroe City Shelbina and Brookfield. The Travelers will meet soon to plan. Lefty Burnham is expected as top pitcher while H B Johnson of Salt Lake City visits Hannibal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hart Walker
Hannibal Travelers
Clarence Moberly
Monroe City
Northeast Missouri
Walker
Tom Lenane
Quincy Gems
Lenane
Hannibal
Quincy
Moberly
Clarence
Shelbina
Brookfield
Burnham
Columbia South Caroline
Special City Council Meeting Over Rutherford Structure
Mayor J K Mills plans a special meeting of the city council on March 11 to decide the Rutherford structure dispute on Market street. Property owners demanded its removal as unsightly dangerous and a fire hazard. Rutherford’s attorneys Rendlen White challenge the order while the owners’ attorney Berryman Henwood prepares for a likely legal clash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. K.mills
Rutherford
Market Street
West Side
P. H. Rutherford
Rendlen& White
Berryman Henwood
American Legion to Hold Smokers and Gatherings
Emmett J. Shields Post No 55 American Legion accepted use of Castle Hall from Hannibal lodge No 5 Knights of Pythias at their regular meeting. A smoker and social are planned for Wednesday night March 24 at the Y M C A gymnasium with a later date possible for a Knights of Pythias joint event. The post seeks a permanent meeting place within months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castle Hall
Emmett J. Shields
American Legion
Hannibal
Knights of Pythias
Y.M.C. A
$20,000 Paid For Theater Building
Eugene Reib purchased the Broadway Star theater building from the Drescher estate for about $20,000. The May lease expiry looms for the current theater company, which may be renewed by the owners. Reib, manager of Reib's Ready-to-Wear, did not disclose future plans for the property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broadway Star Theater
Eugene Reib
Drescher
Hannibal
Reib
South Main Street
Hannibal Y M C A Notes Bowl ing Tournament results
In the second Bowl ing Tournament the Business Men won all three games against the Courier-Post while Hoffman led with 189, Cable 187, and Mayes 178. Upcoming matches include Invincibles vs Eagles on March 8 and Coca-Colas vs Invincibles on March 22, closing the series. In City Basketball League play at the Y M C A gym, the Gophers beat the Pirates 24 17 in the first game, with four Pirates on the floor, and Coca-Colas defeated Burlington 25 to 11 after a forfeit and substitution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier-Post
Business Men
Hoffman
Cable
Mayes
The
Invincibles
Eagles
Coca-Colas
Gophers
Pirates
Burlington
Coca Colas
Weather forecast and cold spell across Hannibal area
The weather bureau warned of lingering cold with little prospect of warmer weather into the weekend. Friday and Saturday were expected to grow cloudier with continued cold. The overnight low near 7 degrees above zero was recorded Thursday night and Friday morning, with similar temperatures forecast today. The high pressure over Alberta and western snow cover contributed to the frigid conditions and a match cold driving wind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weather “Bureau
Hannibal
Alberta
Will E
Taictie
City parks to gain trees and shrubbery in Hannibal
The City of Hannibal plans to beautify Central Park on Broadway and the riverfront park with more trees and shrubs. The park committee will consult a tree and shrubbery expert within days and may add many trees this spring and summer. Alderman John Schnitter chairs the park committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hannibal
Central Park
Broadway
River Front
Riverview Park
John Schnitter
Moore Funeral Held At Palmyra
Funeral services were held for George Moore assessor of Marion county at the Palmyra Baptist church. He died in Levering hospital from burns. Interment followed at Greenwood cemetery. Rev. A J Thames of Kansas City delivered the sermon. Hannibal friends attended including many members of Hannibal lodge 1198 B P O Elks. The Palmyra Masonic lodge conducted brief grave services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Church
Palmyra
George Moore
Marion
Levering Hospital
Burns
Greenwood Cemetery
A. J. Thames
Kansas City
Hannibal Friends
Moore
Hannibal Lodge No. 1198
Masonic Lodge
Homer Dickerson Dies at 24 in Bowie Home
Homer R Dickerson aged 24 died at 8 15 pm Thursday in the Bowie of his parents Mr and Mrs A E Dickerson 626 Ely street Death attributed to typhoid fever He worked at Atlas Portland Cement plant and belonged to the Eagles A sister Miss Mallie Dickerson is ill from the same disease and no funeral services will be held Burial will be this afternoon in Mt Olivet cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer R. Dickerson
Bowie
A. E. Dickerson
Ely Street
Atlas Portland Cement Plant
The
Eagles
Mallie Dickerson
Mt. Olivet
HAPPENINGS IN HANNIBAL
Union street residents report improving health among locals. Bur ling ton dispatcher Guy Zinn shows cautious recovery after three weeks ill. Atlas Portland Cement plant storekeeper F B Jones remains unimproved. Quincy visitors Mr and Mrs T F Franklin have returned home after a visit. J B Bernard of Taylor Mo traveled to Hannibal for business. Miss Katherine Young returns to Quincy after visiting Hannibal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Zinn
Union Street
Burlington
F. B. Jones
Atlas Portland Cement Plant
T. F. Franklin
Quincy
Hanni- 1
J. B. Bernard
Taylor
Hannibal
Katherine Young
Aurora Wages Rise For Builders Union Demands
Building contractors in Aurora Illinois announced agreement with bricklayers electricians and plumbers to pay 20 dollars per day with time and a half for overtime. The eight hour day was set as the standard. The move follows labor talks and reflects industry wage scales in March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aurora
Ill
Navy
Classified ad seeks burper with steady work in Hannibal
Wanted a good steady burper with a solid guarantee and solid job. Apply at 1324 Market St Hannibal Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Market St
Hannibal, Mo
Wanted Woodworking Machine Men for Hannibal Body Truck
Advertises for first class experienced wood working machine men to operate saws stickers planers jointers. Apply Hannibal Body Truck Company located at 10th and Collier streets Hannibal Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hannibal Bodytruck Company
10Th
Collier Streets
Hannibal
Missouri
Treaty claims and Italian expansion threaten Fiume and Adriatic
The report outlines Italy and Croatia conflict over Fiume and the Adriatic coast, citing London pact provisions and Wilson line while noting Italian demands for annexation and neutralization of the Dalmatian coast. It also records local obituaries and community notices including George Mordes, Palmyra visitors, and flu cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
London
Wilson
Fumie Aa
Italy
Fiume
Biume
Dalmatian
Adriatic
Croatia
Pittsfield News Briefs Highlight Local Moves and Plans
Hon W B Williams spends days in Mt Sterling. Walker Roads sails for Arkansas to survey farm lands. Wm H Worthington seeks re election as Pittsfield township town clerk. Edward Brown resigns from Peters barbershop to move to Bloomington. Thomas B Ellis seriously ill with no improvement. Ladies Aid of Pleasant Grove church held social at Dolbows. Anne McCaffrey critically ill with slim chances of recovery. Local capitalists eye purchasing Hillerbranner building to convert to a modern motion picture palace. Clarence L Oakley tied to bid. Theodore Bates returns from Milwaukee for treatment, likely to return for follow ups. New jail ready. Sheriff Davis ready to house inmates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Williams
Mt. Sterling
Walker Roads
Arkansas
Wm. H. Worthington
Pittsfield Township
Edward Brown
John Peters
Bloomington
Thomas B. Ellis
Ladies’ Aid Society
Pleasant Grove
Herbert G. Dolbow
Anne McCaffrey
Margaret McCaffrey
Hillerbranner
Clarence L. Oakley
E. P. Opera House
Theodore Bates
Milwaukee
Bo Capital
Severa
John H. Davis
Hood’s Sarsaparilla Promoted Against Flu and Grips
A plain statement praises Hood’s Sarsaparilla as a preventive for flu and diseases by improving blood quality and sanitation, urging medical consultation for any illness. It claims the tonic renews red blood cells, restores health, builds energy, and boosts appetite, with Hood’s Pills as a recommended cathartic if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
Millions of Tiny Germs Cause Your Catarrh
An advertisement explains catarrh as caused by bloodborne germs that inflame nose and throat passages. It touts S. S. S. as a blood purifier from a long-standing 50 year old cure, claiming relief by cleansing the blood and offering free literature from the Chief Medical Adviser in Atlanta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. S.S
Swift Laboratory
Atlanta
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Hays
Pike
Jesse L. Russell
Nterior
Travelers’ Manager
N. E. Mo
H. B. Johnson
Salt Lake City
Utah
Spur
Alderman
Pythias Hall
Y. M. C. A. Gymnasium
Hannibal Y. M. C. A
T Hawkins
F. Martin
F. Mapel
C. Schaub
G Lane
Il Pirates
Culler
I Morley
F Peterson
C Shell
Grace
Name Carey
F Hogg
F Cornell
C. Gettler
G. Hunt
F. Fisher
F . Franklin
Morley
Peterson
Homer Dickerson
Warewayland CO
George Mordes
Srienae
Palmyra-wan
Van
Atesa
Piftsfield, Ill
Butte
Lour
WARE _ WAYLAND CO
Weems
Laundera — Cleaners
Dyers
Jersey Ste
Ricker National Bank
Resources
United States
Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis
Federal Reserve Bank
U. S
H.¥. J. Rickhr
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