Palmyra News Briefs and Social Notes
This Palmyra page reports a Pacific variety of local items. A wedding at the Hannibal parsonage featured Rev. Hannibel officiating for the couple attended by Miss Kohl and Mr. Gregory, with their future home on the Stewart farm near Hannibal. Obituary notes: Mrs. FY1 Juette, long Palmyra resident, died at her home, survived by husband and two children, to be buried at St Joseph Catholic Church. Community singing class organized by Miss Helen Wilson, with school figures in attendance. Marriage licenses issued in the past week include Lawrence Emrich and Bessie Horton. J W Erhard and Bertha Camery. plus several other local pairings. A teachers and parents meeting at the grade school drew 100 plus attendees. school orchestra performed as plans for the year were discussed. Various social visits, illnesses, and travels are noted for residents including Bryan Clark returning from military duty, Palmyra families planning moves to St. Louis, and property transactions in the area.
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Hannibal
Hannibel
Swan
Misg Ide “Kohl
Aslater
Gregory
Stewart
Stewart Farm
Sele Baase
Juette
Palmyra
IlMnelg
Lawrence Juatte
Frank Lochman
St. Jo. ‘Goph Catholic
Mise Helen Wilson
A. F. Edson
False
Miss Wilson
Lawrence Emrich
Bessie Horton
Quincy
Arthur J. LaPlant
Marquette
Mich
Myrtle M
Banta
Jacob O
Bartett
Hulls
James Powell
Annis
Franklin
Ollie BH. Wear
Lola M. Burkel
Clayton
Eerene
Neille Williams
Quincey
Ray “Heathman
Carrie Brooks
J. W. Erhard
Bertha F. Camery
Morgan
Pearl Shreake
Hunnington
YT. M. Barbee
Presbyterian Church
Methodist Church
Stoutsville
M. Fields
Cleveland
Henrietta Best
John HW. Best
Poery
Neyproyin
James Primrose
Oliie Watermen
Maywood
Russell Rogers
Steve oRgeres
Navy
Fiea
Swift End Co
Chicago
Belgium
Beyon
France
Spain
Engad
Sam Dudley
Kansas City
W. L. Johnson
St. Louis
H.W. Hollingsworth
Presbyterian Sunday School
Bryan Clark
Sam
Marine Corps
Bryan
General Pershing
B. C. Settles
Anderson Yesger
Methodist Parsonage
W. Johnson
Carl Widerman
Hound Grove
Marion County Farm Bureau
Emereon
W. H. Lucan
Hermen
Ben Clark
W. C. Magesrt
Bherbyville
H. G. Miller
A. W Meckey
Bert Bettles
South Main Street
Henrry Bier
Bier
Tern
Jamie Settles
St. Loula
Washington
Russian battleship Volila handed to southern Russia forces
The supreme council decided to hand over the battleship Volila to General Denekine, commander of forces in southern Russia fighting the Bolsheviks, after it had been seized by the British navy in the Black Sea.
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PARIF
Havas
Supreme Council
Denekine
Russia
Volila
Black Sea
French Adventists Harvest Cactus for Sugar and Alcohol
French adventists report a cactus grown in Algeria yields 14 percent sugar and 60 percent alcohol. The plant’s prolific spread raises hopes for alternative supplies amid shortages and shifts in local agriculture.
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Algeria
Fiume Recognition Debate Shapes Allied Peace Principles
Washington October 3 The supreme council in Paris weighs allowing Italy to claim Fiume solely because of D Annunzio’s armed seizure. Allies fear recognizing such conquest would imply Romania’s Hungary claims, Greek claims in Turkey, and possibly German gains in Western Russia, undermining core peace principles.
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Washington
Italy
Fiume
D'Annunsio
Frree Star
Supreme Council
Paris
Entente
Romania
Hungary
Ghernes
Turkey
Germany
Russia
Council
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Ph Stewart
Aea
Leonard Orth
Brideom
G. Brown
Watts St
Dayton
Ohio
Gach Tren Sirens
Nucure Labstratories
Dept. H
Malden
Mase
U. S
Kiefer Pharmacy
Hamp. St
Quincy, II
Price
Mary Jean
Hampshire
Goodyear
Lawrence
Dr. Steward
Goodyear Well
Louis
Lewis Shoe Store
Maine Street
Quincy, Ill