Hannibal Masons Hold Soiree Big Banquet At Temple
Hannibal Masons drew over 400 attendees for York Rite day at the Masonic temple on North Fifth street. Grand Master Julius C. Garrell of Webster Groves led ceremonies with St Johns lodge 28 and Hannibal lodge 188. The banquet served 350 during the evening, with Eastern Star Chapter 1 handling the meal and receiving praise for their work. Out of town visitors from centers including Center, Can ton, Ewing, Frankford, La Belle, La Grange, Louisiana, Lewiston, Monticello, Perry, New London, Palmyra, Philadelphia and Williamstown added to the crowd. Long program featured garrell remarks on Masonry. The event marked one of the largest local blue lodge gatherings.
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Julius C. Garrell
Webster Grove
St. John’s Lodge
Hannibal Lodge No
Masonic Temple
North Fifth Street
Ladies of Crown and Scepter
Order of Eastern Star
Masons
M. Roy Mount
Riverview Park
B. E. Bigger
Hannibal Lodge
Garrell
Masonry
J. R. McLachlan
Kahoka
Robert A. May
Louisiana
Arthur Mather
Missouri Grand Lodge
Center
Canton
Ewing
Frankford
la Belle
la Grange
Lewiston
Monticello Perry
New London
Palmyra
Philadelphia
Williamstown
Missouri
St. Louis
Craftsman Club
R. Haeussermann
Clair Mainland
A. L. Ehnman
Paul Anderson
W. H. Blackshaw
T. T. McKinney
W F. Barger
E. W. Searfoss
William A. Lynn
The
Royal Arch Masons
Knights Templar
Reception Honors Pastor Frank J Mapel And Family
A Park Methodist church reception Thursday honored Rev Frank J Mapel pastor and his family. The pastor recently returned for a third year and is regarded as among the ablest and most popular ministers the church has had. A literary and musical program accompanied by refreshments followed.
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Park Methodist Church
Frank J. Mapel
Hannibal Girls Development Club to Stage Play in October
The Girls' Development Club of Hannibal plans a two night play at the Park theater on October 15 and 16. Rehearsals start now as members push to ensure a successful production and community entertainment.
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Girls’ Development Club of
Hannibal
The
Park Theater
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Promoted as Internal Cure
Catarrh cannot be cured by local applications but Hall's Catarrh Medicine claims to cure by acting through the bloodstream. It is described as a tonic with blood purifiers and a blend of proven ingredients. Testimonials and free literature are offered by F Z Cheney & Co, Toledo Ohio.
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Hall
F. Z. Cheney & Co
Propa
Toledo
Relief From Terrifying Skin Eczema Promised by S S S
The notice touts S S S as a remedy for eczema and other severe skin conditions unrelieved by local treatments. It invites readers to contact Swift Specific Co for free medical guidance from their Medical Department in Atlanta, Georgia.
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Swift Specific Co
Swift Laboratory
Atlanta
Adv
Mutt and Jeffs Dream Comedy at Dickys Diary
In Washington on September 26 Judge Elbert H. Gary chairman of U S Steel wired acceptance of President Wilsons invitation to join the industrial conference in October. A new piece at Dicky Dippys Diary promises a laugh compelling revue with music songs pretty girls and novelties though the prospect of clouded optimism is noted.
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Mutt and
Jeff
Gary Wild
Washington
Elbert H. Gary
U. S. Steel Corcuration
Wilson
Getts S120 Fine After Entering Plea of Guilty
Frank Brown was arraigned on concealed weapons charges, changed his plea from not guilty to guilty, and was fined with costs after appearing before Judge C. T. Hays. Attorney E. W. Nelson represented him. In a civil action, A. S. Nelson sued O. W. Chandler. verdict favored Chandler on the counterclaim for $514. The two parties then reached a settlement to share the car costs, with Nelson purchasing a car and both sides agreeing to split legal costs. Judge Hays denied a continuance in the Kepner Shoe Co. vs H. S. Owens case, setting Oct. 1 for 1:30 p.m. The divorce suit Homer Adams vs Nellie Adams and George Ward vs Rosa Ward were continued. Fred C. Exter vs Arthur Drescher, appealed from a justice court, went to trial with a jury.
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Frank Brown
Hannibal Court of Common Pleas
C. T. Hays
Brown
E. W. Nelson
A. S. Nelson
Canton
O. W. Chandler
Hannibal
Mr. Nelson
Mrr. Chandler
Nelson
Hays
Kepner Shoe Company
H. S. Owens
Homer Adams
Nellie Adams
George Ward
Rosa
Man To Have Hearing Today
Joe Weavenridge arrested Thursday by Hannibal police will have a hearing at 10 oclock this morning before Justice John H. Totsch. He is charged with obtaining board under false pretenses. At arraignment Friday morning he pleaded not guilty. In default of bond fixed at 100 dollars he was remanded.
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Joe Weavenridge
Hannibal
John H. Totsch
Edward Kanaley Back From France
Edward Kanaley of Reservoir street learned that his son Frank Kanaley with the 147th transportation corps arrived in the United States from France. He reached Camp Merritt last week and is expected home within a few days.
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Edward Kanaley
Reservoir Street
Frank Kanaley
147Th Transportation Corps
United States
France
Camp Merritt
Charles Mahoney Buys Too Houses
Charles Mahoney and his wife of West Lyon street have purchased the old Franklin homestead and adjoining cottage on Willow street and will occupy the first named property as a home within a short time.
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Charles Mahoney
West Lyon Street
Franklin
Willow Street
Today's Program At Hannibal Playhouses
Gladys Brockwell in Broken Commandments headlines a Varied bill at Star Theater with Pathe News. Matt and Jeff perform in Vaudeville alongside Park Theater features and a great feature picture.
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Hannibal
Star Theater
Gladys Brockwell
Pathe News
Matt and
Jeff
Park Theater
Large crowd at Tem meeting in Hannibal tent
A large audience heard Rev. H. B. Cox of Fifth Street Baptist deliver a strong sermon at the tent meeting on Union street South Hannibal. Singing was especially good and interest grows. No service tonight. tent services resume Sunday afternoon and night.
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H. B. Cox
Fifth Street Baptist Church
Union Street
South Hannibal
President Wilson Repeats Digestive Troubles On Trip
The President endures stomach derangement and nervous exhaustion yet continues to work aboard his private car. He has eaten sparingly, dictated bills, signed resolutions, and carried on extensive correspondence while addressing crowds. News of schedule changes spread as crowds gathered along the route.
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Oklahoma City
Little Rock
Memphis
France
Grayson
Washington
Wilson
Silent crowds greet train of presidential party
Along the route the party’s train did not draw loud cheers but met a sober, respectful reception. At nearly every station the observers stood quiet and watched as the procession passed, indicating a calm and orderly transport through the periphery of the journey.
She Walked in Her Sleep at Empire Theater Tonight
Saturday to Monday showings feature She Walked in Her Sleep with Mark Swen and George Broadhurst as producer and judge of entertainment. The farce, co authored by Parlor Bedroom and Bath writer, has drawn acclaim in New York and Chicago for its humor and charm.
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Agnes Jeppson
Ag Daphne Arnold
Empire Theater
Mark Swen
George Broadhurst
Art of Entertainment
New York
Chicago
Tempters Burlesque to Liven Empire Theater Night
The Tempters burlesque show comes to the Empire theater Sunday evening with an all star company of headline entertainers and twenty Broadway Breisers. The act promises a funny theme, rhythmic music, and sensational numbers that will drive audiences to their feet. Manager Charles Baker is hailed as having outdone past productions and ushering in a new burlesque era.
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Empire Theater
Broadway
Charles Baker
Mutt and Jeff Return to Empire Theater
It is good to see Mutt and Jeff again and it gives pleasure to record that they are to be at the Empire on Monday. The note promises a lively, humorous performance likely to attract local audiences seeking familiar comic entertainment.
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Mutt
Jeff
the Empire
Highland Park Dance for Returned Soldiers Event
Highland Park hosts a community dance tonight with Rialto Jazz Band providing music. The committee invites public attendance as the Pavillion undergoes improvements to become the state’s finest dance hall, while the Park remains open Sunday. Breinig oversees preparations for the winter dances.
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Rialto
Breinig
Highland Pavilion
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Hannibal News
C.H. Ling
Hannibal Masons
Grand Lodge
R. Hauessermann
Victrola
Marvelon
Victrolas
Marvelons
Weilers
Music
N. 5Th ST
CAT Tales
Felly
Cate
Eo S
Dicky Dippy
Sinnott
Groucho
Quincy
Henry R. Harris
Chaddock Boys
Troy
Matt
Empire Theatre
Gus Hill
Jeffs
Chas. M. Baker
With Bert Bertrand
Chorus of Wonderful Girls
Highland Park
Princess
Dorothy Gish
Hope Chest
Bray
Savoy
Norma Talmadge
Henry Walthal
Larry Lemon
Orpheum
van Abramson
James Reynolds
Perrone
Oliver
Hes
Keokuk
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