Milton to have new church home in Pittsfield
Milton Christian church plans a new building costing about 4000 dollars. The project includes wrecking the old structure, a modern design by architect Chivton Kibler, and a ground crew led by Dr J J Doss with assistants. Meanwhile Rev William J Leslie will attend conference and may be reassigned back to Milton for another year. Community notes include local travel, school openings, and assorted visits.
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Pittsfield
The
Christian Church of
Milton
J. J. Doss
J. Wes Smith
Otis Johnston
Carry Sanderson
Chivton Kibler
Remodeling and visits across Missouri communities
James Thompson remakes his Philadelphia home with W S Begtey of Frankford Falls County in charge. Obe Ballard visits grandparents Mr and Mrs Tobe Simmons in Shelby county. Carson Babb of Emden called on friends Friday evening. Chas Brown and family with Mr and Mrs James Brown and Mrs Burd McKamey present.
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Philadelphia
James Thompson
W. S. Begtey
Frankford
Falls County
Ballard
Tobe Simmons
Shelby County
Carson Babb
Emden
Chas. Brown
James Brown
Burd McKamey
Prohibition picnic and community notes across Nelsonville area
Numerous local residents attend a prohibition picnic in Nelsonville while others visit relatives in Maywood Palmyra and Warren. The list covers visits by the Hutcherson, Moss, Chipman, Ragar, Glascock, Ballard, Pepper and many families, plus local events, injuries, sales, school plans and church meetings.
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Forest Allen
Nelsonville
Cecil Phillips
Bob Cort
Lafe Hutcherson
Guy Lake
Quincey
Ina
Lettie
Mackey Moss
O. Cort
Palmyra
E. A. Fagen
Maywood
W. Ie. Dunn
Dunn
Chas. McKamey
Chas. Chipman
W. E. Ragar
Chas. Meokamey
Riney Shaltler
Benbow
Earl Ragar
William Jewell College
Oberton Ballard
Herbert Pepper
C. W. Wamlin
Charles McKamey
W. Ik. Glascock
Guy Vanlandingham
Warren
Fannie Gooch
Varren Sams
Kate Sams
Chas Chipman
Thelina
Herbert Chipman
Chas. Fisher
W. S. Ragar
Claud Ragur
Aileen Fetter
Amazonia
Mary Juliett Moore
Hannibal
Juliett Tipton
Scott Meyers
Ed Kerrick
Mae Crane
Golden Ball
Viva Young Lad
Emerson
Lyman McPike
Hamlin
Buchanan
Lafe Coleman
Karl Vanlaidingham
Gooch
Will Glascuck
Jess Elwood
Cherry Dell
Lucy Libbee
Elizabeth Grimm
Tom Nelson
Sam Roach
Dee Samy
Chas. Libbee’s
G. H. Terrill
C. W. Hamlin
Russell Crane
Raymond McKamey
Downing Gibbons
Resignations and assorted community notes from a small town
Reverend McMehan of the Christian church resigns effective November 1. Reverend Noltenmeyer of the M E church plans to depart Thursday for a new home in Whansas. School plans list teachers Adylott, Hopsen, George. Golda Howard teaching near Basco. Floyd Jackson in Woodville. Mrs. Golda Gillham Randall in Butler. Stillwell family visiting Missouri. Ada Hanson and children with Dr I A Tanbon. Gladys Tanner recovering from typhoid fever. Jean Howard fractures collar bone from bed fall. Mrs. Charles Howard buys Steve Stillwell property and will move in. W Felgar and Lee Howard visit Quincey. Ralph Cray in Cedar Rapids planning future home. Fred Whitiedge family now in Cedar Rapids. Mrs. James Howard to visit Montana. Cecil Beecher in Quincy.
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Noltenmeyer
M. E. Church
Whansas
Adylott
Dorothy Hopsen
Delia George
Golda Howard
Basco
Floyd Jackson
Woodville
Golda Gillham Randall
Butler
Doug. Stillwell
Missouri
Ada Hanson
I. A. Tan- Bon
Gladys Tanner
Jean Howard
Charles Howard
Steve Stillwell
W. Felgar
Lee Howard
Quincey
Ralph Cray
Cedar Rapids
Iown
Fred Whitiedge
Familly
James Howard
Montana
Cecil Beecher
Quincy
Local Social Notes From Quincy Area Week
Fowler III families and teachers' institute attendance noted in Quincy. Miss Core Heaton returned from Table Grove visit. Miss Myrtle neat shopped in Quincy. Julius Wales and families visited Mab Seekman home. Alice Dougherty of Menton y visited Waxel home. Tragmeyer siblings visited Coatsburg relatives. New sidewalks prospects discussed. Mrs Lawrence Myers and son Dr Ewing visited William Davis. O Lane and daughter and Miss…
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
Coatsburg
Lawrence Myers
Ewing
William Davis
Lane
Skin Diseases Yield to Resinol Treatment
Skin ailments like regemarineworm itch or skin eruptions respond quickly to Resinol Ointment and Resinel Soap. The product claims to soothe pimples dandruff sores burns and chafing and is safe for babies. Free samples available by writing Dept 51 R Resinol Baltimore MD.
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Resinol
Baltimore
Carthage business changes and local notices
Frank McPherson sold the West Side Restaurant to R P Stowe of Denver who assumed charge. Local residents and visitors, including Powell families and Miss Ferris, visited Carthage and others moved or returned for education and treatment. Probate court reports show church fund totals of 3180 and interest 364.10. guardian accounts and estate actions noted. Seibert Shitle was killed in Chicago en route to arrange burial for his year-old daughter. coroner ruled accidental.
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Carthage
Ill
Frank McPherson
West Side
R. P. Stowe
Denver
Irrank Powell
Elmer Powell
Hentley
J. W. Sieming
Sarah Thomas
Methodist Episcopal Church of Carthage
Spitler Educational Fund
Absalom G. Hotts
Thomas T. Kennedy
Williaam Wintermeyer
W. S. Romick
Christina P. Reed
Gladys Reed
Ruth Lindsay
Duane Pennock
William Lindsay
Lesatee
Chicago
Seibert Shitle
Shitle
Drink More Water For Kidney Trouble Advice
An old advertisement advises drinking water and Jad Salts to treat kidney discomfort. It claims uric acid in meat overworks kidneys, causes backache and bladder irritation, and promotes using four ounces of Jad Salts daily in water before breakfast to restore kidney function and neutralize urine acids.
Look Young Darken Gray Hair With Sage Tea Remedy
An advertisement touts Sage Tea and Sulphur Compound as a home tonic to darken gray hair, restore natural color, and reduce dandruff and itching. It claims the product, or Wyeths Sage and Sulphur, gives a thick glossy look in a few applications and makes the user appear younger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyeth
Catarrhal Deafness Cure Promoted From England
An American reader is urged to try a home remedy for catarrhal deafness and head noises inspired by English practice. The ad describes Parmint with hot water and sugar, taken four times daily, claimed to reduce Eustachian tube inflammation and balance middle ear secretions for quick relief, urging sufferers to try the formula.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Iingland
Liberty ill couple visits Keokuk with guest
Mr and Mrs Maurice Groff spent later day in Keokuk. Stephen Law Tess accompanied them and from there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice Groff
Keokuk
Stephen @ Law- Tess
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