Funeral of Baltimore Mayor Robert M. McLane
The funeral of Mayor Robert M. McLane, who killed himself, was held at his home and followed with interment in Greenmount cemetery. Private service with no honorary pallbearers. City officials and college friends served as pallbearers. attendees included Dr. W. J. Ferguson W. H. Powell and H. V. Liest.
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Baltimore
Robert M. McLane
J. B. S. Hodges
Old St. Paul’s Protestant Episcopal Church
Greenmount Cemetery
McLane
Buck entertains friends at Missouri Pacific shops site
J H Buck a contractor at the Missouri Pacific shops site hosted a small party of friends last evening in a private dining setting. The gathering featured informal chatter and fellowship among attendees.
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J. H. Buck
Missouri Pacific
Ladies of First Christian Church to Meet
The Ladies Missionary Society of the First Christian church will meet tomorrow at 3 pm at Rev. and Mrs. Rudy's home 212 West Third Street. Judge Barnett will discuss the Trend of Modern Thought in Education and Mrs. Harvey Smith will read on Chinese Mohamedanism. Pastor J M Rudy will report the recent district convention. Ladies of the church are invited.
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Muslin Underwear Co
First Christian Church
Mrs. Rudy
Surprise wedding unites Emma Ibig and J A Driver at Sedalia home
A quiet Wednesday ceremony at 8 30 p m united Miss Emma Ibig and Mr J A Driver in the home of Mrs M B Ibig 217 East Second Street. Rev Fred Pfeiffer officiated before a small circle of relatives. A wedding supper followed and the couple will reside at 217 East Second Street. Mr Driver, a credit clerk for International Harvester, received a ceremonial rocker from coworkers including Mr Husky. Mrs Driver, Sedalia native, enjoys wide friendship in the community.
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J. A. Driver
Emma Ibig
Rev. Pfeiffer
M. B. Ibig
East Second Street
Emma
Fred Pfeiffer
The
Evangelical Church
Mr. Driver
Sedalia
International Harvester Company
Thieman
Husky
Successful Escape Ends With Fugitive Still At Large
Pete Lee a vagrant broke from custody yesterday afternoon after Tom Carter city hall janitor escorted women to the city jail. Lee fled southward through Thirteenth and Ohio streets and further escape attempts followed near Eleventh and Osage as Carter pursued, leaving Lee at large despite efforts to recapture him.
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Liberty
Tom Carter
City Hall
City
Lee
Carter
Thirteenth
Ohio
Eleventh
Osage
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