Ladies Musical Club Triumphs at Jefferson City Meeting
The Ladies' Musical Club and Sedalia delegates returned home after a successful Jefferson City session of the State Music Teachers Association. Mrs. W. Gray Steele was reelected president. H. E. Rice resigned as secretary and M. M. Murray was chosen to succeed. The event featured social honors, a high quality concert praised by the Jefferson City Tribune, and a reception at the Madison House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Music Teachers’ Association
Jefferson City
Ladies’ Musical Club
Madison House
W. D. Steele
Ladies of Gray
al Club
I. N. Farris
The
Madison
Mesdames Chas. Bard
Nannie Estill
Edgar Jones
George Miller
Ballot contest heats up as piano votes pour in
The 287 ballots race continues with a lively piano contest. Miss Sallie Major leads early, but Mrs. Jessie Schofner and others hold strong support from local readers. Voting requires persistent effort as results remain unsettled and campaigns push activity. Last night’s standings list several top vote-getters with addresses in city streets and avenues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inter
Maer
Major
Ak Oe
Howver
Sallie Major
Soprano Wins Battle Over Breach of Promise Suit
Miss Ruth Strong of Neosho sued banker William G. Catron for $25,000 after he pledged marriage then wed another woman. The case was dismissed as Catron married Ruth, and the Catron family plans a Neosho visit as Ruth becomes Mrs. Catron.
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Ruth Strong
William G. Catron
Catron
Union National Bank
Miss Strong
Olive Street
Olive Street Baptist Church
Kansas City
Neosho
Catron Bank
Ruth
Miss Stong
Thomas Babbington McAuley
Meyer Jewelry Company
McAuley
Newton
Cheneworth
Mellheny House
Big Spring
Missouri
Miner and Mechanic
Papa Catron
Court House
Miss Catron
Young Catron
Catron, Jr
Mrs. Strong
Royal Picnic Ends With Dance at Forest Park
Queen City and Fidelity Councils Knights and Ladies of Security held a rainy picnic at Forest Park with a sack race bowling bullseye games and an all evening dance led by Mrs Nicholson and Grace Miller. Winners in events included Bert Stallard Mamie Klink and Kraus among others. Partly cloudy with possible showers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen City
Fidelity Councils
Knights and Ladies of Security
Forest Park
Nicholson
Grace Miller
Boy Bitten in Cheek by Family Pet Dog
Joel Rogers, son of Mr and Mrs Otis J Rogers, was bitten on the cheek by their family dog outside Bargain store at Ohio and Main. The dog became unruly. when the boy scolded it the animal sprang and bit him. The wound was described as slight but painful.
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Joel
Otis J. Rogers
Mrs. Rogers
Ohio
Furnished rooms for rent in Cassidy building
Furnished rooms with modern conveniences available for rent. Inquiries welcome at the Cassidy building located at 508 South.
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Cassidy
Also Mentioned on This Page
Madies’ Musical Club
Steele
Mrs. W
Gray ¥. Steele
BE. F. Yancey
Oscar Ott
Iss ‘Bess Hail
Mrs
J. D. Livingston
J. D. Savage
Cat
Music Teacher’s Association
Ors
Sedalia
Nellie Allen Hessenbruch
St. Louis
Carrie Farwell Vosrhees
Glenn Woods
Lucien Becer
Jas. D. Livingston
Windsor
Max Meyer
Columbia
Edward Blitz
Nevada
Jessie D. Gayner
St. Joe
Carl Busch
Ernest R. Croeger
Gunnie
Harding College
Mexico
J. B. Rodgers
Joplin
H. E. Schultze
Edith May Allen
Aiss Major
Ahice
the Sentinel
West Seventh Street
Jessie Schofner
Jessie Pes Wntes
East Sixth Street
East Third Street
Carrie Wilson
Massachusetts Avenue
Lettie Pearson
West Sixth Street
Flora Streng
Cupid
Neosho, Mo
Knights
Ladies of Security
Bert Stallard
George Ayling
Lena Jacobs
Lucille Sweet
Kraus
Frey
Cammie Taylor
Hewey
Miller
Clara Gabie
Francis Clark
Ruprecht
Earl Isenberg
Louis Henderson
George Isenberg
Gorrell
Gallie
Whiprecht
Jacobs
Stallard
the Weaher
Keke Bd
W. T. Hutchinson
Jonn D. Crawford
W.H. Powell
Grant Crawford
Ass’t
Citizens’ National Bank
S. P. Johns
J. D. Crawford
Geo. R. Shively
J. Bt.Doyle
Wm. H. Powell
E. B. Lyon
Third Street
Rear Third National Bank
Sedalia Trust Company
John T. Heard
Pres
Chas. C. Evans
Sec’y. and
Treas
H. W. Menschke
John W. Murphy
L. P. Andrews
Jno. Montgomery, Jr
J. A. Hill
B. L. Arbecam
J.H. Bothwell
R. Blair
Cahier
WM. Courtney
W. O. Terry
Sedalia National Bank
E. F. Yancey
W. H Evans
J. H. Bothwell
Martin Renkin Col
M. G. Clark
D. F. Brown
Henry Lamm
E- R. Blair
J. W. Murphy
W A, Lower
H.W. Harris
A. P. Morey
W. A. Latimer
R. F. Harris
Third National Bank
Capital
J. N. Dalby
J. G. Cox
Henry W. Harris
D. H. Smith
J A. Mertz
Charles H. McAnich
Samual C. Gold
James T. Montgomery
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