Committees named to raise funds for St Mary Hospital
Committees have been formed to liaise funds for St Mary Hospital and will canvass the city next week from May 12 to May 17 to cover the year's obligations. The effort, led by Major Phil O'Brien and others, aims to secure enough money amidst high prices after 1548 patients last year, including 1143 charity cases, to operate the hospital for the coming year.
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St. Mary Hospital
Canva
Kirnst Wood
Christ Zwick
Lreceeds Selerern
CH Wood
Utena
Rv Wiskirehen
Tlenes J. Theten
Dbernirs
Geise
Jakers
Whelesale
Rome Pravkecbott
Dion Worn
A. Jo Hikers
Montgomery
Vdarvey Higgs
Wli
Otto Heoffumn
High School Glee Club Stages O Tara San Operetta
High school glee club performs the operetta O Tara San with cast list including Olga Sander Ira Hunsaker Claude Hill and Agnes Bitter. School orchestra and chorus participate as students prepare plans for a South Park event inviting parents to attend bookish and social activities. a photo of the cast is circulated for South American press. Also report of six fancy chickens stolen from Mrs Nina Cropp at 1020 Oak Street.
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Auditorius
Glee Club
Olga Sander
Kashi Kintari
Tri Hunsaker Itaka Ec 4
Wail
Wees Naomat Schultze
Prince Nashimoto
Wilton Sander
Apones Bitter Tokiaki
Robert Fry
South Park
Mero Sharon
Sharon
United States
South America
Macolny Eddy
Rela
Nina Cropp
Oak Street
John A Bross Dies In Coatsburg At 70
John Adam Bross aged 70 died at his Coatsburg home after a ten day illness from heart trouble. Born April 3 1848 in Weidenburg Germany he came to America in 1867 at 18 and to Coatsburg in 1874 where he ran a general store with son Albert until illness. He married Mary Kling of Fowler April 15 1875 and leaves four surviving children Nora Rentzel Milton Ja Anna Steiner Albert of Coatsburg and Edgar. one child died in infancy and Milton died in 1918 in Brest France. One sister Dora Schaad Farmington IA. He joined the Lutheran M E church in Quincy in 1868 and was an active member. Funeral arrangements pending likely Saturday afternoon.
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Coatsburg
John Adam Bross
Weidenburg
Germany
America
Albert
Ife
Mary Kling
Fowler
Nora Rentzel
Milton
Anna Steiner
Quincy
Edgar
Coateburg
Brest
France
Dora Schaad
Farmington
Iowa
M. E. Church
Delegates from Quincy Attend National Convention
Captain James Po Beatty and Sergeant George Tobernard lead Quincy representatives at the national convention. They join Loum and others after appointments by Capt Myron Bo Adkins secretary of the temporary committee for Tinears Gumev, with more from Cape Relitts and Queney. Aimed at uniting military service members across regions for the upcoming Intermaterial convention in Chicago.
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James Po Beatty
George
Ternard
Levin
Loum
Satuirchiy
Oudaey
Myron Bo Adkins
Tinears Gumev
Cliaeage
Cape
Cape Relitts, Arob Grerat, Vorford, East Phareys Tapp
Micetiales Towin
Edawin Sehacter
Queney
United States
Colchester Man Dies In Beardstown Hotel
BEARDSTOWN May 9 R C Witten 85 traveling salesman was found dead in his room at the Park hotel He was from Colchester and his mother and sister reside there The body was prepared for burial and sent home He had been in ill health for weeks and was under a physician's care He appeared well at 8 pm but was found dead at 9 10 pm heart failure is believed to be the cause
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Beardstown
R. C. Witten
Park Hotel
Eighth District Posts Margin in Liberty Bond Drive
The Eighth District at St. Louis nears its $195,000,000 quota with 87.5 percent achieved and Victory notes totaling $170,704,000. Illinois and Missouri show large gains. Kentucky leads oversubscriptions while Arkansas lags. Leaders urge intensified canvassing as several states hover near targets. Missouri reports a sizable daily increase and St. Louis city posts substantial gains. In a separate note, Cyrus Field is fined $3 for peace disturbance in police court after a prior similar incident with Richard Warner.
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ST. Louis
Kentucky
Indiana
Tennessee
Mississippi
Missouri
Illinois
Arkansas
St. Louis City
St. Louis County
Minneapolis
United States
Egypt
Crabtree
Exyept
Hlinois
Phlishes
Vannpper Save
Dreppene
Mossouri
Jordan
Pennesee
Wretchmar
Ewing
Cyrus Field
Richard Warner
Schlagenhaus
Wall
Fields
Warner
Palmyra High Dramatic Club Performs Benefit Program
Palmyra Missouri last Friday staged an excellent high school dramatic program to aid the athletic association with proceeds from the show. The bill featured solos duets readings a quintet and a comedy scene with students and named townspeople in the cast. Reverend J T Bloom announced his resignation from the Christian church after five years in Palmyra and will move to St Joseph Missouri to pastor there. He was active in war work and Home Guards service before and during World War I with Red Cross drives Y M C A drives Liberty loan thrift stamps and more. Revival services at the Methodist church continue nightly with stirring sermons drawing attendees.
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Palmyra High School
Athletic Association of
Boocheria
Crystal Clark
Mary Phillips
Leota Miller
Effie Lewis
Seln
West
Belle Smmith
America
Margaret Dickson
Selo
Virginia Bailey
Eileen Durand
Messisa
Farmer, Gray, Keller, Stevenson
Schineider
Alexander Dabbleton
Bailey Brower
Jewell Brown
Bird Plover
Walter Gross
Thomas Glendenning
Maggie
J. T. Bloom
Christian Church
St. Joseph
Bloom
Palmyrin
Red Cross
Liberty Loan
Home Guards
Camp Travis
Branece
Palmyra
Rain delays service line opening and local notices
Rain interfered with services causing the opening to be called off that evening. Mrs Laura Martin remains in poor condition after a week in St Marys hospital. Guy N White married Hazel Sullivan in Quincy last week. both residents of the city. The bride is daughter of Mr and Mrs R L Sullivan. White recently returned from Marine service and joined Yard agency in town. Mrs Ollie White of Hannibal is visiting her mother Mrs Joe Madidox in the city.
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Laura Martin
St. Mary's Hospital
Guy N. White
Hazel Sullivan
Quincy
R. L. Sullivan
White
Marine Corps
Marion County Garage
New Yard Agency
Ollie White
Hannibal
Joe Madidox
Local residents and visitors throughout Shelbyville and region
Shelbi a MO notes list of residents returning from trips to St Louis Kansas City and other towns. Friday visits include A W Holmes photo studio inviting Hih school class of 1919 to James theater. Birth of granddaughter Sarah Alice in LaCrosse Wisconsin announced. Various locals travel to Oklahoma Chicago and Quincy. visits with relatives and military service updates noted.
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Nate Winterout
Shelbyville
St. Louis
Kansas City
Lees Summit
Carrollton
Milan
Paola
Kan
A. W. Holmes and Son
Houlmes’ Photo Studio
Hih
New James Theater
S. EK. Baker
Sarah Alice
Leon Johnston
LaCrosse
Wis
Fay Green
Stoutsville
Sue Hawkins
Chas. Miller
Oklahomaa Clit
E. Ro. Humphrey
Arthur Sparks
Chicago
Art Connelly
Charles M. Blars
Quincy
A.M. Binder
Local Visits and Relatives Stop in Town Over Weekend
A stream of visitors and relatives arrived for a short stay this weekend. Mrs Chas Dempsey and family traveled from Saturday through Monday. Grace Wright and CG Perry of Clarence were in Shel bina Saturday. Sam Barton from Paris spent Tuesday afternoon in Shel bina. Richard Swearengin from Timowell Tl visited this week with relatives. Augusta Glenn of Kansas City returned home Saturday after visiting Mr and Mrs Walt J W Ragsdale south of town and Mrs Churles Farrington's daughter in Kirksville.
Child of Today Becomes Tomorrow's Critic, Parents Unaware
The remark notes that a child grows into a future critic, yet parents often overlook this truth until it manifests later. It reflects on parental perception and the evolving dynamic between generations.
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