Spouse Tries To Reclaim Husband In Hannibal Resort
A Davenport woman later identified as Mrs Jessie Anderson tracked her husband to a Hannibal resort at 110 East Bird street. She tore his cap at the police station after accompanying officers to the scene, then again seized the cap at the station before deciding to stay in Davenport. The couple reportedly patched things up and left on a Burlington train for Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davenport
Iowa
Hannibal
Jessie Anderson
Virgil Helton
Pete Turner
Bird Street
Anderson
Burlington
C of C Luncheon Postponed Two Days
Secretary Harry Scheidler of the Chamber of Commerce announced a postponement of the weekly luncheon from Tuesday to Thursday. The event was to feature Lieut. Joseph C. Raible Jr. of Hannibal, famed for flying in France, arriving today or tomorrow. Raible is expected to be home early this week after two weeks in New York awaiting discharge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Scheidker
Chamber of Commerce
Joseph C. Raible, Jr
Hannibal
France
Lieut
Raible
Scheidler
J. C. Raible
West Side
New York
Colored Man, 63, Hit By Taxi Cab
Henry Washington, 63, was struck by a taxi cab driven by Normal Tribble at South Main and Church streets early Saturday. He was taken to Griswold's furniture store and then home on Hill Street. Injuries described as minor abrasions on face and body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ienry Washington
South Main
Church Streets
Griswold’s
Hill Street
Odd Fellow Marks Fifty Years in Lodge
Henry Mast of Adams Lodge No. 317 Quincy celebrated fifty years as an Odd Fellow. A dinner Sunday night hosted by Mr and Mrs Arthur Wicters of Fulton Avenue drew Mystic lodge members from Hannibal and local friends. Seventy-year-old Mr Mast, aged eighty, attended with Lydia Mast Lawrence Weddington C R Boyce John Jayne Elmer Seniff Herbert Devine Arthur Stout E B Garner and D C Handley present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Mast
Odd Fellows
Mast
Arthur Wicters
Fulton Avenue
Mystic Lodge of the
Hannibal
Adamis Lodge No. 317
Quincy
Lydia Mast
Lawrence Weddington
C. R. Boyce
John Jayne
Elmer
Writes of Hon Air Attack on Munition Train
Sergeant Everette Stout of Hannibal reports in a letter to his parents about a German air attack on an ammunitions train moving to the front. The Germans missed the motor trucks, two enemy planes took part, and no Americans were wounded. Stout anticipated sailing from France on February 13 and expected return to Hannibal soon. His brother Henry Stout was killed in action in the Argonne in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everette Stout
Hannibal
Witliam Stout
Stout
United States
Sergeant Stout
Henry Stout
Argonne Forest
Petition to declare poultry business nuisance filed
A small group in the 300 block on North Main filed a petition with Hannibal city clerk to have the Davis Cleaver Poultry company at 318 North Main declared a nuisance. Majorities refused to sign, protest seen unwarranted, and no city action expected due to odor concerns in warm weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Main Street
Davis- Cleaver Poultry Company
Fenton B. Morris
Hannibal
Missouri Master Plumbers Hold Hannibal Convention
More than 50 visitors from across Missouri attend the annual Missouri Master Plumbers association convention in Hannibal. Sessions run at Elks hall, with officer elections scheduled this afternoon. Mayor John K. Mills welcomed guests in a brief Monday morning address.
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Missouri
Hannibal
Missouri Master Plumbers’ Association
Elks’ Hall
John K. Mills
Special Train To Open Northeast Missouri Silo Campaign
A four car special train from St Louis will carry business leaders and Chamber members to Hannibal for the northeast Missouri silo campaign opening on March 18. The drive aims to build at least 100 silos in each of 25 counties, with 100,000 supplements distributed by 50 newspapers. Speakers include Eckles, Trowbridge, Jardine, Naylor, Van Pelt and others as the campaign runs March 18 to 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Missouri
Hannibal Chamber of Commerce
Northeast
Burnette & Poole
Hannibal
Wabash Railroad
Hannaibal
C. H. Eckles
E. A. Trowbridge
W. IL. Jardine
Paul B. Naylor
Hugh G van Pelt
Sam Jordan
F W. Merrill
R. M. Roland
J. Kelly Wight
H. O. Allison
W. H. Hargrove
W. H. Johnson
E G. Bennett
S. T. Simpson
J. W. Henceroth
D. A. Spencer
W. A. Cochel
J. B. Lambson
Hannibal to Send Delegates to Quincy Highway Meeting
Secretary H. A. Scheidker of the Hannibal Chamber of Commerce announced that Hannibal will be represented at the Mississippi River Scenic Highway association convention in Quincy on Wednesday. Truman Pierson of Quincy invited Hannibal to attend, and about a dozen Hannibal residents are expected to go.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. Scheidker
Chamber of Commerce
Hannibal
Mississippi River Scenic Highway Association
Quincy
Truman Pierson
Quincy Chamber of Commerce
Arthur O Donnell Seeks Democratic Police Chief Nomination
Former Hannibal police officer Arthur O Donnell is running for chief of police under the Democratic banner. He claims labor unionists support and is assembling friends to back him at the upcoming Democratic convention when the city ticket will be named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur
Tough) O'Donnell
Hannibal
Donnell
HANNIBAL GARDNER MARRIAGE AND MILITARY RETURN
Corporal Frank Fink returned from Waco Texas after being mustered out of the army. He plans to resume his former position at the Hannibal Trust Company in Hannibal while Mira Garland Armstrong and Guinan meat supervisor are connected to the wedding at 4 30 p m at the home of the groom and his manager
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Fink
Waco
Texas
Army
Hannibal Trust Company i
Mira Garland CA
Armstrong
Manag
Guinan
Youth Dies After Two Weeks Sleep from Influenza
Carl F. Lux 16 died Saturday night after sleeping two weeks from influenza at his parents home 1420 Samuels avenue. Survived by six sisters. Physicians could not revive him. Funeral at 2 PM from the home conducted by Rev. C. H. Winders of First Christian church. Interment in Mount Olivet cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl F. Lux
T. F. Lux
Samuels Avenue
C. H. Winders
First Christian Church
Mount Olivet Cemetery
Longtime Hannibal Resident Mrs. Kleindienst Dies
Mrs. Caroline Kleindienst, nearly 80, longtime Hannibal resident of 72 years, died Sunday afternoon at Levering hospital after a two year illness. Born in Germany, she came to Hannibal at age eight. Remains were taken to W. M. Smith undertaking establishment for burial prep, with funeral arrangements to be announced. Interment will be at Riverside cemetery.
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Hannibal
Caroline Kleindienst
Slater
Riverside Cemetery
Missouri women boost nationwide singing movement
Mrs. A. D. Steele of Sedalia leads a national push to have Missourians and the nation sing with fervor. As National Chairman of the Music Department of the General Federation of Women's Clubs she trains county and home agents statewide and reports a wonderful response from previously non-singers during Partners' Week in Columbia and other sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
A. D. Steele
Sedalia
National Federation of Music Clubs
Missouri Council of Defense
Marmers
Mrs Steele Inspires Audience To Sing In Public
Mrs Steele uses a bold talk and baton to convince a diverse town audience that anyone can sing. She leads a mass chorus through the national anthem and scenes from Joan of Arc as she cites community singing as self confidence in song. She traces its rise to eight years ago on both coasts.
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University
University Glee Club
France
Joan of Ares
Katy
Mrs. Steele
Miss Lambert of Quincy Wed Salena Lambert and Walter E Eaker
Miss Lambert of Quincy and Miss Salena Lambert of Quincy wed Walter E. Eaker of Hull II in a quiet ceremony Saturday night officiated by Judge Thomas S. Hagan. The marriage took place at Judge Hagan's Center street office and the couple will reside in Hull.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salena Lambert
Quincy
Walter E. Eaker
Hull
Thomass. Hagan
Judge Hagan
Center Street
Woman Candidate Becomes Argentina's First Female Deputy Hope
Senora Julieta Lanter De Hensshaw, a physician in Buenos Aires, launches her bid for the chamber of deputies as a representative of the national capital. She is the first woman known to seek parliament in Argentina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Argentinig
Buenos Aires
Senora Julieta Lanter de Hensshaw
Chamber of Deputies
Bowen Man Tries 10 End Life By Hanging
Edward Jacobs a real estate dealer of Bowen attempted suicide by hanging in his barn early Monday morning. He was found alive and under treatment. his health remained precarious. Jacobs had been in poor health and mental decline and was to be taken to a hospital in Jacksonville Monday. He has a wife and a 12 year old daughter among other relatives in Bowen Camp Point and Golden. He was a Methodist. The report also notes unrelated items about Curzon succession and Bank of Commerce of Canada employing over 1,000 women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacobs
Jacksonville
Bowen
Camp Point
Golden
Methodist Church
Golden Fleece at Quincy Theater Today
The Golden Fleece adapts a Saturday Evening Post story by Frederick Irving Anderson. The cast features Jack Curtis in notable roles, with Joe Bennett described as clever and Peggy Pearce hailed as a country heroine, marking a lively local stage presentation at Quincy Theater today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peggy Pearce
Saturday Evening Post
Frederick Irving Anderson
Quincy
Jack Curtis
Joe Bennett
Balfour to Retire From Foreign Office After Peace Conference
London reports Arthur J. Balfour, secretary for foreign affairs in the Lloyd George government, will retire at the close of the peace conference per the Evening Standard. The announcement notes his long service and role in postwar diplomacy.
Neutrone Prescription 99 Promises Rheumatic Relief
Rheumatic sufferers blame weather changes for pain and claim Neutrone Prescription 99 banishes winter terrors. The ad touts weekly adopters across walks of life, urging readers to buy a 50c or 1.00 bottle from druggists and CW drug stores with mail orders available.
St Jacobs Liniment Promises Back Pain Relief
An advertisement touts St Jacobs Liniment for backache lumbago stiffness and sciatica claiming almost instant relief without skin damage. It urges readers to obtain a small trial bottle from their druggist for lasting relief.
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ST. Jacobs
St. Jacobs Liniment
Adv
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