Sedalia Theater previews two holiday shows
Amusements manager Oiendorf endorses Pretty Peggy and Isle of Bong Bong for December 28 and 30. He notes both acts are first class with ticket prices cut to one dollar for first-floor seating and promises an excellent performance featuring Miss Jane Corcoran and a large company.
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Oiendorf
Sedalia Theater
Peggy
Pegey
Jane Corcoran
B. C. Whitney
America
Isle of Bong Bone
Corcoran to star in Pretty Peggy at Sedalia Theater
Miss Corcoran known to local theatergoers returns to Sedalia Theater for Pretty Peggy on Dec 28. The play by Frances Aymar Mathews features Peg Woffington and David Garrick with witty dialogue and dramatic moments. ticket prices range from 25 to 100 cents.
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Sedalia Theater
J. M. Anderson Grocery to Become J. L. Guerrant Company
A wholesale grocery business will convert from J. M. Anderson Grocery to a new J. L. Guerrant Grocery company on February 1. Incorporators include J. L. Guerrant W. H. Guerrant R. Sam Hays L. A. and J. W. Anderson. Capital stock set at about $20 000 and offices at 2064 and 206 West Main Street.
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Prancia
J. M. Anderson Grocery Company
J. L. Guerrant Grocery Company
J. L
Marriage Permits Issued Across Cities
Marriage licenses issued on Christmas and today include John L. Yost and Maud L. McDaniel of Sedalia, Herbert A. Williams and Pearl F. Hili as, Hughesville, Lant C. Farnham and Marie Hastian of Clinton, F. William Elmers of La Coma, Marc Marquadt of Smithton, John W. Johnston and Maud L. Warren of Houstonia, William J. Foster and Lena M. Beckley of Lamonte, W Clyde Paterson of Sedalia, and Fannie B. Journ of Lexington.
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Maud L. McDaniel
Sedalia
Herbert A. Williams
Pearl F. Hilias
Hughesville
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Marie Hastian
Clinton
F. William Elmers
la Comas
Marc Marquadt
Smithton
John W. Johnston
Maud L. Warren
Houstonia
William J. Foster
Green Ridge
Lena M. Beckley
Lamonte
W. Clyde Paterson
Fannie B. Journ
Lexington
Christmas church concerts draw large crowds across city
Christmas exercises and sacred concerts at churches throughout the city were well attended with no exceptions. Programs were described as the best of their kind yet presented, reflecting broad public engagement in holiday observances.
Bargain Racket Store Announces Doll Contest Numbers
The Bargain Racket Store lists winning doll contest numbers 14 699 8482 and 10 648. Each prize winner will receive a week’s worth of free merchandise.
Masonic Lodges Schedule Joint Meeting for Installations
Sedalia Lodge No 236 and Granite Lodge No 272 A F and A M meet in joint communication Wednesday evening December 27 at 7 30 for installation of officers All Master Masons are fraternally invited W C Stanley W M E E Codding Secy W H Holcroft W M S M Hodges Secy
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Dirty Shirt Laundry Service Ad
An advertisement from Sedalia Steam Laundry offers wash and press service for shirts. They request customers to send in their dirty shirt and promise to return it pressed to fit. Contact at 216 and 218 Larmine Street, phones 154.
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Sedalia Steam Laundry
Larmine Street
Isle of Bong Bong at Sedelia Theater Next Saturday
John W. Ranson stars in Isle of Bong Bong at Sedelia Theater. Ranson created the Brewer in The Prince of Pilsen and the company is the original production that played Chicago last season. Charles Alien, Viola Alden’s father, marked his 73rd birth anniversary in New York last week and remains active with his daughter’s stage career.
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John W. Ranson
Sedelia Theater
Chicago
Charles Alien
Viola Alden
New York
Knights of Father Matthew Elect Officers in Sedalia
Sedalia branch No. 38 Knights of Father Matthew met twice Sunday afternoons and elected officers led by Charles Dunlap as Chief Sir Knight, Harry L. Moore as Deputy supreme chief, H. B. McCubbin as Recruiting secretary, R. D. MecCubbin as Financial secretary, Tom Hurley as Banker, and Francis Sullivan as Outside sentinel.
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Charles Dunlap
Knight
Harry L. Moore
Tom Hurley
Francis Sullivan
Sentinel
Christmas Candies And Fruit At Mamma’s Baking Powder Ad
Local ad mentions Mamma's baking powder and a fine sugar cured ham with extra quality. It notes a complete line of Christmas candies and fruit offered, with two phone numbers listed.
Personal News Roundup Near Sedalia for Christmas Holiday
A long list of visits and travels across Missouri and nearby states. Miss Alice Dunlap visits in Kansas City. A. L. Shortridge spend Christmas at Tipton. several residents travel to St. Louis, Lamonte, Syracuse, and Jefferson City. Local families host guests from Pittsburg Kansas, Houstonia, Knob Noster, and more.
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Alice Dunlap
Kansas City
A. L. Shortridge
Tipton
Ella Swearingen
St. Louis
Sedalia
Exciting Runaway In Sedalia Involves Miss Nichols And Miss Phipps
Miss Leora Nichols and Miss Louise Phipps escaped serious harm after a horse drawn carriage ran away on Fourth Street north of the courthouse. Both were thrown to the pavement with only a nose abrasion for Nichols and minor nerves shocked for Phipps. They were helped at McGowan’s drug store as observers noted the incident. W. A. Nichols, father of Leora, manages the Queen City Poultry Co. and the horse bolted after the shafts dropped.
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W. A. Nichols
Queen City Poultry Company
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Court House
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Osage Street
New Year's Ball Planned by Second Regiment Band
The Second Regiment band schedules a New Year's ball next Monday evening January 1 at Liberty Park Hall. A full orchestra will provide music and the proceeds will buy new uniforms for the band boys. A large crowd is expected for the event.
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Liberty Park Hall
Kansas City Division Rail Schedule Fragments
Train times list arrivals and departures for Missouri Kansas & Texas and related freight and passenger services. Includes No. 2 No. 4 No. 50 No. 511 and West Bound Nos. 451 and 615 with daily and Sunday exceptions.
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Kansas City Division
Lotus Club Dance Delights Sedalia Society at Liberty Park Hall
The Lotus club hosted a Christmas ball and banquet at Liberty Park Hall attended by about 43 couples, the city's elite. Brandt's orchestra provided music for eighteen numbers as guests danced into the early hours. A Turkey sandwich fruit salad coffee ice cream and cakes banquet followed.
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Liberty Park Hall
Sedalia Society
Brandt
Mrs Norton Wins Free Doll at Starrs Book Store
Mrs N L Norton, residing north of the city, won a free doll offered by Starrs Book Store. The drawing highlighted local participation in a city event.
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Starr
N. L. Norton
ForgerY Arrest Aims at Charles Jock ers Trial
In Judge Truxel's court the preliminary examination of Charles Jock ers for forgery proceeds. Investigations reveal he passed a check on A. L. Dickman jeweler and a second fake paper to buy a suit from St Louis Clothing Co. The tendered check to John Smith for 27.25 bore the name W. F. Redman and was exchanged as $12.25 in change.
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Charles Jockers
A. L. Dickman
St. Louis Clothing Company
Third National Bank
John Smith
W. F. Redman
Emmett Cronin Dies in California Missouri
Emmett Cronin of California Missouri a former Missouri Pacific assistant ticket agent in this city and later a stenographer at M E T offices in Parajas Kansas died Christmas morning at his home after several days illness death caused by typhoid fever Cronin was a Hill's Business college graduate and while in school here made many friends who will read of his death with sorrow
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Emmett Cronin
California
Missouri Pacific
Parajas
Kas
Cronin
Hill’s Business College
Kans City guest helps celebrate Wyan son at home
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Wyan of Twenty Fourth and Ohio entertained for their son W. L. Wyan of Kansas City. The gathering featured games conversation and refreshments with Prof. C. W. Robbins, Miss Ethel Mathis, Frank and Fred Hughes, Miss Katherine Wyan, and Mr. and Mrs. Rodeman and Hughes in attendance.
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Twenty-Fourth
Ohio Streets
W. L. Wyen
Kansas City
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W. L. Wyan
Ethel Mathis
Frank
Fred Hughes
Katherine Wyan
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Flem Hughes
Removal Notice From A L Shortridge Attorney At Law
Removal notice states A L Shortridge has moved offices to 309 Ilgenfritz building third floor and is now ready for business following a fire at the Katie building.
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Ilgenfritz Building
A. L. Shortridge
Eastbound Rail Timetable Updates and Train Movements
Sedalia station notes several timetable changes for eastbound trains including Nos. 22 6 2 4 8 10 28 1 21 5 9 3 and freight No. 27 696 keeping or changing departure times. Through connections at Myrick for Dover Waverly Malta Bend and Marshall are updated with adjusted arrivals and departures.
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Kansas City
Myrick
Dover
Waverly
Malta Bend
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