Palmyra Items Highlight Classes and Visits
In Palmyra on May 13, activity centers on civic cleanup plans, school events, and social visits. William Markell invites boys to remove dandelions for pay, Rev. Ely delivers a temple lecture, and alumni association efforts begin ahead of May 23 banquet. Mary Wey’s funeral completed at St Joseph church. Guests visit from Kansas City and Concordia, while local concerts, a high school banquet, and band performances unfold. Rev J S Dingle and Joe Thompson return from Texas, and several residents host visitors.
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Lucile Proctor
Meacham
Miss Proctor
Morse
Palmyra High Sdeal
Centenary Hall
Ugh School
Lloyd W. King
Bacon
James A. Lanius
Wallace Gray
Earl Rapgar
John Chadwell
Orval Riegel
PWS
Elinore Bennett
Quincy
W. E. Rice
J. S. Dingle
Joe Thompson
Texas
W.W. Bradley
Hannibal
Leslie Dobey
Mount Sterling
Mary Thrasher
Vatler
John H. Potter
Booneville, Mo
Commencement Week Plans for Local High School
Dicky Dippy’s Diary notes graduates and names. the program includes baccalaureate at the Baptist church on May 21, alumni banquet May 23, eighth grade graduation May 24, senior play Macbeth is Made May 25, diplomas May 26, and the commencement address May 26 by Rev. George H. Campbell of Hannibal. Mrs J T Robinson visiting in St Louis. Virginia Ellison and Donald Sesey attend Hannibal Country Club opening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ket
Baptist Church
GC. N. Lindsay
Clinton
Franklin Theater
Senich “Lass
Wdock
Methodist Church
George Ho Cawipbett
Tlannitbal
J. T. Robinson
H. Edwards
St. J.ouis
Virginia Ellison
Donald Sesey
Hannibal Country Club
Dho House
Fowler Area Social and School Notes Card
Miss Ruby Worman and friend from Carthage visited Fowler relatives over Sunday. Fowler students Les ter Mittleburg Vinnie Worman Bessie Farrell and Cora Heaton took final exams last Saturday. Velma Custer of Agusta visited her father R H Custer Sunday. Hersal Lewis Mildred and Alinnie Trout ill with pneumonia. Mrs William Pitcher visited Camp Point Tuesday to see her son. Fowler school picnic drew crowds last Friday with an afternoon program by the lower school. Carl Dickhut of Chicago attended his father Frank Dickhut’s funeral Monday. Mr and Mrs Frank Bitle and Lucy Seckman of Quincy called on Frank Seckman Monday. Mrs Wm A Heaton and daughter Cora visited relatives in Plymouth Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Pitcher
Camp Point
Wm. Pitcher
Fowler
Carl Dickhut
Chicago
Frank Dickhut
Frank Bitle
Lucy Seckman
Quincy
Frank Seckman
Wm. A. Heaton
Cora
Plymouth
County Examinations Held For County High Schools
Sixty one pupils from Ferris Basco Elvaston Denver and Pontoosuc took two year high school examinations in Carthage May 13 Shortly after exams teachers from the six schools attended results will determine admission levels for county high school work Sophomore junior and senior entries outlined Also senior class day exercises at Carthage High School featured music poems and prize presentations.
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Carthage
D. Parts
Faris
Ferris
Basco
Elvaston
Denver
Pontoosuc
Howard Leinbaugh
Will Benstein
Leonard Ewing
Harriet Lillis
Dale Shirley
Lois
Edith Alley
Harold Neff
Agnes Neff
Selah Emmett
Franklin Robison
Bernice Wright
James K. Spence
Ruth Engelhard
Gladys Little
Spence
Carthage High School
Josephine Wolfe
Warren Kirkpatrick
Ruby Massie
Byron Boos
Harold Campbell
Dangers of Draft Relief With Sloan's Liniment
Advertisement claims Sloan's Liniment eases neuralgia stiff neck and muscle pain from drafts by stimulating circulation. promises quick relief, warmth and rest after one to two applications, suitable for neuritis. priced 25 cents at druggists.
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Sloan
Local Notes From Burton Illinois and Nearby Areas
Quincy's Ben Schreack visits son Jerome and family while Burton residents share routines. Bev erly guests Mr. and Mrs. J W Huffman with daughter Dr Lierle. Mary Albrink visits sister Mrs Fred Reinback near Fall Creek. Emily Steele Visited relatives in Quincy with Mrs Lester Steele. Louis Meyer and wife attend daughter Hattie’s wedding in Chicago. Lilies from Burton exchange visit Quincy. Amanda Reinhart returns from Quincy visit. Mrs Anna Brooks of Newtown visits Mrs Minnie Wentzel. Staker and McBratneys of Clayton visit Burton. F M Steele returns from Quincy trip. Rev Sawyer and wife attend funeral of Henrietta Meyer in Fowler. Dr Mercer and family visit Dr Lierle.
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Hugh Bliven
Lilties
Burton Telephone Exchange
Quincy
Amanda Reinhart
Anna Brooks
Newtown
Minnie Wentzel
Staker
Thomas McBratney
Clayton
Burton
F. M. Steele
Rev. Sawyer
Henrietta Meyer
Fowler
Dr. Mercer
Family of
Liberty
Lierle
Reverend Goetz Delivers Notable Sermon at German Church
Thursday evening report notes Rev. Goetz on Sunday afternoon filled his appointment at the German Methodist church delivering a very able and interesting sermon to a large appreciative audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goetz Af “Quincy
German Methodist Church
Maywood Happenings And Birthday Celebrations
Maywood residents report Ola Jackson ill and Ada Kirkham visiting La Belle on Sunday. Clyde Phillips was in Maywood Tuesday and Wednesday while many locals went to Palmyra Tuesday. Polly Crystal marked her eighty fifth birthday Saturday and Lucy Kramer enjoyed a surprise party last Monday. Will Quinn’s car overturned Tuesday night with no injuries. Will and Dane Pulham arrived from the west to visit their ailing father. B Y P U plans a church lawn supper on May 20 with all invited. James and C Kirkham visited La Belle Monday night. A self made man ashamed of his job reflects Davids view that all men are the same.
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la Harpe
Trevor Helfrich
Lelia Hackett
Louie Coleman
Josephine Wolfe
Lloyd Shipton
Kentucky
Marion Ewell
Texas
South
Main Street
Bert Carlton
Mavis McGuilvery
Climax
Bowen
Normal
Ed Duesing
Ekalaka
Mont
Fred Curts
E. T. Wright
James Clark Shields
Earl Robison
S. EB. McAfee
Jacob Klepper
Adolph Weinberg
Oscar A. Warner
Nora S. W. E
C. A
Laura W. Warner
F.M. King
Nora S. Warner
Permella M. Cutler
Howard A. Cutler
Deloss L. Cutler
Alva L. Davis
D. D. Meaux
Frank Shreve
Robert Cannon
W. Moore
R. 8
Leslie Rhea
Ermina Rhea
Maywood, Moq
Ola Jackson
Clyde Phillips
Maywood
Palmyra
Polly Crystal
Lucy Kramer
Will Quinn
Ada Kirkham
la Belle
Will
Dane Pulham
James Quinn
Quincy
C. Kirkham
Purity Gives Power Blood Health Note
The article promotes Hood's Sarsaparilla as the best blood purifier to prevent diseases and strengthen vitality. It asserts pure blood reduces cold risk and contagious illness, urging sufferers to try the medicine, especially now.
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Hood
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Palmyra High School
Rev
F. E. Jacobi
William B. Markell
Court House
Mary A. Weyand
St. Joseph Catholic
P. A
S. A. Weyand
M. J. Martin
W. W. Sears
Ennis
Kansas City
O. R. Barton
Sears
Granville Vantandingham
Concordia
Kans
Amanda Day
St. Anthony
Idaho
John King
Alonzo White
Columbia
Johnson
Monroe City
Will Todd
Palnyra Orchestra
Taylor
Merle Glendenning
Philadelphia
Grinuns Orchestra
Lucile Prector
Mareh
Tsenman
Alma van Marter
Yhos Miles
Bess van Maartem
Dicky Dippy’s
Mabel Sims
Marshall
Everett Rock
Casner
Estella M. Holdreith
Lovey Creek
Harvey Marion Ingram
Hazel Kelley
Wim. H. Wooalcock
St. Louis
andAnuna M. Cox
R. L. Deer
Edith Johnson
Farmington
Calvin N. Bowes
Mary Nelson
Robert Stokes
Maggie M. Cram
Macon
Tesse W. Phelps
Annie Rogers
Hurley Nelson
Mitchell Livery Barn
Memphis Electric Light, Heat and Power Company
City of
Memphis
Scotland County
Walter M. Hilbert
W. E. Callahan Construction Co
Shelby County
Olive Ellis
J. A Lanius
King
Columbus
D. B. Whitlock
The
Christian Church
Amy Short
Columbus School
Lock
Richfield Township
Waldo Frey
Sarah Leeper
Ed. Clark
Mendon
Otker
Rachel Partick
Ester Reeder
M. E. Church
Epworth League
By Sinnott
Briday
Mr.dippy
France
Paris
Hancock
Conrad Nagel
Magdalina Nagel
Warsaw
Frank Nagel
Des Moines
Richard C. J. Simpson
Elgin
Mabelle Nagel
Katherina Sonneborn
David
Twelfth
Harrison Streets
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Wm. Woermann
Ricker National Bank
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