Drowned boy remembered in La Harpe coroner inquest
Arthur Marlatt fourteen son of George and Rosa Marlatt of La Harpe was drowned in a creek half a mile north of town Thursday evening. Vernon Shriver followed later. Arthur could not swim and entered knee-deep water washed into a ten foot hole after Tuesday rain. The body surfaced after two hours. resuscitation failed. Justice of the Peace ruled accidental drowning after an inquest. Arthur is survived by parents and a sister.
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LA Harpe
Arthur
George
Rosa Marlatt
Vernon Shriver
Vernon
George Biggs
Ira Ressett
Virgil Taylor
Biggs
Biggs and Son Undertaking Establishment
Hancock County
Augusta
Justice of the Peace
George Coulson
LaHarpe
Foley Kidney Pills Advertises Night Relief
Painful bladder weakness signals possible kidney trouble and backache. Foley Kidney Pills are claimed to relieve these symptoms promptly. Henry Redolph of Carmi Illinois says they let him sleep all night without getting up after taking the pills. Milles Arthur Drug Co. ad.
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Foley
Henry Redolph
Carmi
Foley Kidney
Milles & Arthur Drug Co
Adv
Local Social Notes From Palmyra and Environs
A sequence of brief social items lists residents traveling between Palmyra, Griggsville, Rushville, Quincy, and nearby towns. People visited relatives, attended funerals, and engaged in dental work and wool delivery. Several residents like Rev E L Painter and Mrs Edith Allen are noted with meetings and visits, while others move or trade locally.
Mrs Parker and daughter visit Ferguson on Sunday
Mrs Guy Parker and her daughter Meryl spent Sunday with Mrs Clarence Ferguson. Fred Ackleson returned from Missouri after several months with his brother Elsie. He has resumed his work as a clerk at George Kipper's store. Mrs Mae Grady has returned to home duties.
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Lewis Opera House
E. B. Rogers
Springfield
Harold Moore
Hall Kendall
New York
Elliott
Waverly
Roy Baird
William Hartady
Jacksonville
Kilpatrick
Augustine
Galesburg
Herman
Watkins
James Hendricks
Guy Parker
Trvin Grady
Albert Tenogle
Benville
Flynt Parker
Bill Lierly
W. M. Kellum
Ine Glascock
Art
Little Union
Jirs
John Jackson
Heather
Spence
Palmeee
Joe 3
Lillie Rhodes
Henry Rhodes Jr
Pearl Rhodes
Ed Kertick
Chiff Carter
Palmyra
Arthur McPike
Kirksville
Miss Blakey
Quincy
Herbert, Johnson
Raymond McKamey
Hannibal
C. F. Tipton
William
Meryl
Clarence Ferguson
Fred Ackleson
Missouri
Elsie
Ackleson
George Kipper
Mae Grady
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Richard Sykes
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Rhodes
Edwards
Paul Allen
Barry
Bankers’ Conference
Lion Club
Beverly
Russel Edward Orebaugh
Northcott Church
Jack” Gamble
Kingston M. E
Edward Kistner
Beverly Sunday School
Shiloh
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Bluffs, Ili
Little
Chicago
Mac Fresion
Bluffs
McGlauthlin
Chasouse
John Kellum
Lytle
Griggsville
Greenville Simmons
Jas. Chatman
Rushville
Philadelphia, MO
G. H. Terrill
Sue Mallory
Alma Cort
Leona Carter
Wayne Glascock
Mattie Glascock
Cherry D . Prankere
Charlie Mohr
B. N. Sowers
Varen Sams
Warren
Bernice Leake
Maxine Glascock
Ogle Ramey
Pearl Johnson
Ella Dibble
Here
Kate Key
Finley Tillett
F. M. Harrison
Robert Crane
Charles Brown
Charles McKamey
Gertie Crane
Charles Turpening
Benbow
Leeta Terrill
J. L. Gibbons
J. B. Sams
Emmett Rhodes
Sam Roach
Mrs Ward
Tom Spence
E. L. Painter
Edith Allen
Bethel
Evelyn McPike
Cora Cort
Becky Kenoyer
F. Ziegrld
George Kleine
Chicago Tribune
the Star Supreme
Henry Kolker
Erre Rupert Hughes
Chicago Sunday Tribune
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Hughes
Billie Burke
Better Picture
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Gay Palm Beach
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Father
Riverside Drive
Star Supreme
Illie Burke
Seidler News& Agency
North Third Street
Ae Oyear
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Sanday Tribune
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