Delegates Gather for Hannibal Fraternal Eagles Convention
About 300 delegates and visitors are expected for the Fraternal Order of Eagles state meeting in Hannibal. Sessions in Broadway’s judge's hall feature opening remarks by J W Hays and a response by JW Dillon. The organizing committee plans entertainment and an automobile tour to Mark Twain sites, with a dance at Rebal Park and a large local turnout anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Brown
Order of Eagles
J. W. Hays
Hannibal
JW. Dillon
Kansas City
Me. Brown
W. J. Schwab
HO Rane
J. A. Everely
O. Whittaker
Mary
Hannibal Astig
Deerer
Quipeyv
Gs Wal
Ss Ad Ptiva
Quincey Enghany
Aes
Work Progressing On Hotel Addition
Work on the Mark Twain hotel addition on South Main street advances rapidly with about 25 concrete piles driven and foundation work near completion. Manager Louis Huegel reports a $10,000 fixtures purchase and furnishings for eighteen extra rooms, totaling about $60,000, with completion by October 1 and occupancy possibly a month earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Twain
South Main Street
Louis Huegel
Huegel
Mrs Annie Medcalf Dead at 48 in Local Death
Mrs Annie E Medcalf aged 48 died after a three month illness at her home on the New London road near Oakwood. Funeral services are set for this afternoon at 8 oclock from Big Creek Church conducted by Rev Allison of New London with interment in Big Creek Cemetery. She was the wife of Charles E Medcalf and was widely known in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie E. Medcalf
New London Gr Road
Oakwood
Charles E. Medcalf
Medcalf
Big Creek Church
Allison
New Lonedon
Big Creek Cemetery
Clayton elected Missouri American Legion state commander
Robert M. Clayton of Hannibal was elected state commander of the American Legion of Missouri at a Jefferson City meeting. He succeeds Syd Houston. Clayton emphasized a new member drive aiming to double statewide membership from 17,000, with 345 posts and more in development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert M. Clayton
Hannibal
American Legion of
Missouri
Jefferson City
Clayton
Syd Houston
Kansas City
East
Tousten
American Legion
Layten
Lente Pike
Ark
George D. Ulaytos
Poonwell Elected President of State Embalmers Board
Vessas GQ Dennell Thenrtical takers were elected president of the Mission Erbalmers Board at the annual meeting in Kansas City. Mr ODennell attended the Missouri Funeral Directors Association convention last week. Abut 773 students were examined by the board Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vessas GQ
Dennell
Mission Erbalmers Board
Hell
Kansas City
Odennell
Sally
Missouri Funeral Dire * Association
W. Amp.smith
Tannibel
O Donnell
Funeral Directors’ Association
Embalmers Board
Elmer Freeman
Royal Arch Work Conferred Tonight
Hannibal Chapter No 7 Royal Arch Masons holds its regular meeting at the Masonic Temple with twelve candidates set to receive the Royal Arch Degree. About forty more await the degree and the chapter plans at least three special sessions, including a later date to be announced, with Quincy chapter sending a degree team to confer the Royal Arch Work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hannibal
Royal Arch Masons
Masonic Temple
Quincy
Clubhouses on East Side of River Looted
Owners of Ilniis side river clubhouses report places broken open screens cut and windows pried but nothing stolen. Some blame prohibition agents due to visible keys and barrels on premises. Affected owners would seek officers with search and seizure rights to request keys before further destruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ilniis
Gibson To Lead The Rotary Meet At Hannibal Hotel
Everette Gibson manager of the Hannibal Laundry will lead the Hannibal Rotary weekly luncheon at Mark Twain hotel this noon. A large attendance is expected as business matters will be presented for consideration. Louie Hlugel will provide an elaborate spread for the Rotarians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everette Gibson
Hannibal
Hannibal Rotary Club
Mark Twain Hotel
Louie Hlugel
Hannibal Couple Weds in St. Louis
Miss Christen Sullivan and Blythe Huss Jurgenson, both of Hannibal, were married Sunday in St. Louis. The bridegroom is employed at a local grocer. They will live on South Tenth Street after a visit in Kansas City and St. Joseph. The ceremony was led by Rev. George A. Campbell of Union Avenue Christian Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christen Sullivan
Blythe Huss Jurgenson
Hannibal
St. Louis
Jurgenson
James Sullivan
North Sixth Street
South Tenth Street
Kansas City
St. Joseph
George A. Campbell
Union Avenue Christian Church
Rheumatism Pains Not Rubbed Away by Home Remedies
A damaged OCR text discusses rheumatism pains and criticizes superficial treatments. It claims only a deep-acting remedy can reach the source under the skin, promising genuine relief after extended use.
Y M C A Drive Opened in Hannibal Seeks 16480 Budget
A Hannibal drive launches to raise 16480 for the local Y M C A with about sixty workers mobilized to canvass homes. The campaign committee led by W C Logan includes J T S Hickman and R T Cannon with E A Parks advertising, W L Weaver audit, and C N Meserve as state director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y.M. C
Hannibal
Citer
Y. M. GC
Furt
W. C. Logan
J. T. S. Hickman
R. T. Cann
E. A. Parks
W. L. Weaver
C.N. Meserve
Y. AT
CG. A. State Committee
Lemtenant
Eaht
Feutenant Joe
Harrie
Wic
Oa Leutemant
Othe
Mo Ak. Afount
Cite
T Shackleford
Leutenant Ated
R.o MO Waktains
O. A. Brown
Lestenant
HANNIBAL HAPPENINGS RECORDS LOCAL MOVEMENTS
Mrs Libby Vandamental left for Sherbrooke Canada after visiting the Ay ror and Marseilles families. Mrs Edward A Gwinner moved home from St Elizabeth hospital with steady improvement. Mrs Harry King Sr recovered from a three week illness. Philip Rostick ill at Hurlington offices, threatened with grip. Louise Miller returned home from St Louis after visiting in Hannibal. Carl Minor returned from St Louis Guilford DC. New London Newspaper editor visited Hannibal on business. CSV Vennineg of Quines spent Sunday visiting relatives. Mrs Twenry George and Farmond Pineham returned from Chicago. Funeral services for Tallis Ht siare held at 2:30 pm. C J Armstrong presiding. interment Mount Olivet. Marry Terrell seriously ill from acute indigestion. W E Leake family moved to Parham property on South Tenth. James Moan purchased Birch Street house. John Dacey confined to railroad hospital at Moberly after St Louis canyon station accident. Kool. Lewis of St Louis returned from business in Wisconsin. Mr and Mrs Joe Kanutey of Chicago visited Hannibal. Kupgen Nelson of Poland China Journal in Kanutroom left for Tilats. He will visit family over Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tallis
Tsus Spruce Street
Gilmore
Palmyra
C.J. Armstrong
First Christian Church
Mount Olivet
Card Party And Dance At Castle Mall By Club
A club hosted a card party and dance Monday night at Castle Mall. Attendees enjoyed refreshments and socializing. A meeting regarding a forthcoming event at Moye is planned for next Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castle Mall
Spa
Hannibal Playhouses Presents Evening Program
The Star Theater in Hannibal showcases a mixed bill headlined by the Mie Haut toon Phie Sommers. A notable feature is the Vorprie caf the Dae, Brozshaway Star. Jo Conbett appears in UThs Midnight Man with a Rainbow comedy picture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star Theater
Phie Sommers
Sph
Brozshaway Star
Teemawe Jo Conbett
Rainbow Comedy Picture
Council votes to cut police force two men
The city council voted to reduce the police force by two men, removing Policeman Thomas Cave and another officer likely Rogers or Steers. The session also approved $500 for a park band concert, and directed the street commissioner to clear front yards after Cleanup Week while enacting stricter disease surveillance and prompt reporting to health authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Cave
Rogers
Steers
Counci
Conlon and
Mahin
Creanup
Quincy Plans Weekend Game In Hannibal
Manager Hart Walker of the Hannibal club is arranging a game with the Quincy Gems, led by Tom Lenane, to be played in Hannibal next Saturday. A possible return engagement at Quincy the following day is noted. The Mexico Sunday game was canceled due to rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hart Walker
Hannibal Club
Quincey Gems
Tom Lenane
Hannibal
Walker
Quincy
Mexico
Ran
Hamlin Ill At Home Raises Health Concerns
Mareen County prosecuting attorney Roy Tamlin is seriously ill at his home on the Hannibal Palmyra rock road. He has been ill for a week and friends wish for his speedy recovery amid a noticeable decline in his condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Tamlin
Mareen County
Hannibal-Palmyra Rock Road
Planiha
Arrest of Negro murder suspect in Hannibal jail
Thomas Marshall, a Black man, is held in Hannibal jail awaiting a St. Louis officer. He was arrested Saturday evening by Policeman Nec Clenning, Mulhern, and Turner and is believed wanted in St. Louis for a recent murder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Marshall
Hannibal
St. Louis
Nec Clenning
Mulhern
Turner
Edgar Meadows Weds Miss Ausmus in Missouri ceremony
Edgar Meadows and Sylvia May Ausmus, both of Hannibal, were married in Louisiana Missouri on Saturday night. The bride, daughter of Mrs Mary Ausmus of Fulton Avenue, was formerly a telephone operator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sylvia May Ausmius
Edgar Meadows
Hannibal
Louisiana, Mo
Mary Ausmus
Fulton Avenue
Meadows
Out-of-Town Couples Wed in Hannibal Weddings
Judge Allen E. Dent of Katy offices officiated two Monday morning weddings in Hannibal. John W. Taylor and Miss Mary Houston of Springfield were married at 10 o clock, followed by James Hermin and Miss Elizabeth Morgan of St. Louis at 11. Both ceremonies took place at his office on Center street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen E. Dent
John W. Taylor
Mary Houston
Springfield
James Hermin
Elizabeth Morgan
St. Louis
Center Street
Tag Day Nets Auxiliary 1300 For St Elizabeth Hospital
The auxiliary to St Elizabeth hospital raised 1300 from a Tag Day held Saturday, the largest sum ever secured at such an event in Hannibal. Additional donations are still pending with the treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Hannibal
Tampico Capture Report From Mexican Dispatches
Associated Press reports Tampico was captured without bloodshed Sunday noon by Gen. Alvero Obregon's headquarters. Lieut. Col. Lucas Gonzales took the town without resistance. Orozco allegedly escaped aboard the Jalisco or a small merchant vessel and surrendered after disarmingCrew of the Jalisco reportedly disarmed and returned Orozco to Vera Cruz forces. | Vera Cruz says Orozco was disarmed by Jalisco crew and surrendered to Gen. Guadalupe Sanchez. Puebla dispatches say Gen. Rafael Rojas became governor. From Huerta region a report notes Gen. Luis Dona? commanded armored units. Upper notes describe a large rebel force and interconnection with Tehuantepec events.
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Associated Press
Mexico City
el Paso
Tampico
Alvero Obrexon
Comrmand
Amiitares
Adelfii
Oregen
Wien Ft
Sobera
Aguilar Eludes Rebel Force Near Orizaba
Gen Aguilar governor of Vera Cruz and ally of Carranza escapes last night with about 300 followers near Orizaba. Carranza is believed to have fled toward Gav mountains as pursuit by Generals Sanchez and Aguilar intensifies. General Medina travels to intercept if Carranza proceeds toward Vera Cruz. Food and water shortages sap Carranza’s forces morale amid their defeat by revolutionaries.
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Tress Racruz
Candid
Aguilar
Vera Cruz
Carrangea
Orivaba
Carranza
Pri- Gav
Pedro Sanchez
Higiniy Aguilar
Medina
Soldiers Auditors Home Visitors Return From Furloughs and Hospital
Ruthridge the home dietitian returns to duties after Springfield trip. Bruggeman visits, with Belleville as his home. Several residents return from pass or hospital duties, some change to furlough, others transferred or discharged.
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Wm. J. Scott
Reuben A. Bacon
Mortz Heyte
Mary J. Frazelle
Real Estate Transfers From a Fragmented Ledger
A readable record shows multiple real estate transfers involving Elizabeth M. Rempry, St Mary Roman Catholic Church, James Be Henry, Clyde and Ids Wittenmeyver, Grorhard Plenty Mags, Jetin Ui Weed, Samuel J and Maticba Creerpeemes, and Levi and Lelia Baker. Properties include lots in Poling and Cruttenden's addition to Quincy and Wood's addition, with various nominal considerations.
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Elizabeth M. Rempry
Lawrence Kones
Poling
Cruttenden
Quincy
St. Mary
Ehurch
Paul Mimi
Berriga
James Be Henry
Roy FE
Thereseat Weed
Mouton
Idtlitien
Uines
Samuel J
Maticba Creerpeemes
Cyrl Diekheener
Lick WS. Waod
Quimey
Consideration
Fld Levii
Lelia Baker
Fet. Smith
Wood
Quincy Cine R John and Lene Wald and Lizzie Weller
Wood's addition TM to Qu eration 65. Merle and Laura V Hienry and Mary A Wel block 38. Wood's additio Consideration 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quincy
Cine
John
Lene
Wald
Lizzie Weller
Wood
Merle
Laura V. Hienry
Mary A. Welblock
Woman’s Role Questioned in Local Fashion Debate
A historic clash over women’s modeling norms surfaces as residents debate what defines appropriate attire for a public event. Community voices reflect tension between tradition and modern expectations without explicit endorsements or outcomes.
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Annie Medcalf
Bob Clayton
State Legion
Poonwell
Gibson
Uch Jaen
Fey Boul
Y.M.C.A. Drive
Libby Vandamental
Sherbrooke
Canada
Tipton Ayror
Mrs
Marseilles
South Hannibal
Edward A. Gwinner
Quincy Street
St. Elizabeth Hospitt
Harry King, Sr
Philip Rostick
Hurlington
Louise Miller
Isannibal
Carl Minor
North Fifth Stret
Guilford DC
New London
CSV, Vennineg of
Quines
Twenry George
Tarmond Fpineham
Chicago
Ubey
Mrs. George
For
Marry Terrell
Sycamore Street
Atlas Portland Cement Plant
Ile
W. E. Leake
Parham
James Moan
Birchstrervt
Teake
John Dacey
Sycamore
Wabash Railroad
Wabash
Mober Iy
Moberly
Davey
Kool. Tewis
St. Louts
Wisrmitaal
Joe Kanutey
Kupgen
Wo Nelson
Poland
China Journal
Kanroot
Aces
Tiliats
Eon
Sanday
Gas City
Dey
Ter Werhuns
John McGee
Charles Henry
John Meta
Vidles Street
Apo
Ilness Sobopane
Steen Gays
Puneras
Lovelock
James
Hamlin
Miss Ausmus
F. D. Smith
Shelby Street
Sandusky
Ohio
Nets
P. PD. Q
Dr. Price
P. DL. Q
Owl Chemical Co
Terre Haute
B. Q
Miller & Arthur, Brown & Mars Prue Co O
BLISS
Alonzo O. Bliss CO
Wash
D.C
Katy
Gen. Aguilar
Vitamon
Macomb
Neceist
Sheap Roaine
Weilers
Waver
Dependa
Maine
A. E. PR
Newcomb
Will
Specia
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