Mentor Thompson’s St. Louis trip noted in personals
Numerous short mentions report local residents and visitors traveling to and from St. Louis Fulton Green Ridge Jefferson City and Independence with brief notes on returns business trips hotel registrations and a few illnesses and hospital visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. West Goodwin
Jefferson City
Ed Nation
Edwards
Jacob Zinz
F. E. Hoffman
Cole Camp
Robert Yancey
Armstrong
Paul Huckins
Texas
J. E. Hunt
Lincoln
Sid Keiffer
W. T. Ross
Warrensburg
Vic Jones
Independence
Robert Cotton
Tipton
Gertrude Barton
Kansas City
Mary Shelton
Windsor
Huckins Hotel
Maurice Weisburgh
Pine Bluff
Ark
Ben Jenkins
George Franklin
Benton County
W.S. Shirk
Fast Mail
F. Gerken
H. Hoehne
F. Boehmer
Kaiser
John Hamilton
Freeman, Mo
W. D. Bogar
George E. McNeil
St. Louis
Odd Fellows’ Convention
Theodore Schwartz
Katy’s Bridge and Building Gang
Denison
James R. Wright
Hughesville
J. F. McAninch
J. W. Wilders
Clinton
A. J. Jacobs
Carthage
J. B. Toomey
Changes to be Made for the River Route
Missouri Pacific superintendent Hardy announces schedule changes for the River Route starting soon. Fast merchandise and two meat trains will pass via Boonville. Myrick to Tipton freight moves to the River Route with Boonville to Versailles shuttles. Passenger service awaits roadbed ballast this fall, then trains may run St Louis to Kansas City with Jefferson City as division port.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hardy
Missouri Pacific
Beoth Inst
Boonville
Myrick
Tipton
Versailles
St. Louis
Kansas City
Jefferson City
Rodyville Advertiser
Katy Improvements Move Concrete Mixer to Katy Line
The Katy railway’s bridge and building department completed a portable concrete mixer for use on the road. It will replace wooden and stone culverts with near indestructible concrete ones and begin work at St. Charles, Missouri. The machine mirrors the one used in the fountain and floor of the record building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M., K. & T. Railway
Record Building
Katy
St. Charles
Parsons Sun
Hungerford Funeral Arrangements Announced
Funeral for the late Dick Hungerford set for 2 30 p m Saturday at First Christian church with Pastor Rev Fannon and Rev Allan of Calvary parish assisting. Pallbearers include Robert Smith Jamie Offield Mark Antes Ernest Davis Tom Fletcher and James Doyle Jr of St Louis. Arrangements include Katy arrival at 8 30 tomorrow morning and services at McLaughlin’s then church. Mr and Mrs Hungerford will be joined by Mrs Morgan of St Louis and Harry Eales of Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Hungerford
McLaughlin
Mrs. Hungerford
St. Louis
Mrs. Morgan
Harry Eales
Chicago
Old Time Machinist J R Clarke Retires Long Missouri Pacific Service
J R Clarke, his wife and daughter arrived from Bowling Green Kentucky and will visit a few days before returning to Kansas City. Clarke is a respected veteran machinist on the Missouri Pacific system with 42 years of service in the local shop and in Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. E. Kunkler
Windsor
Dot Cornelius
Kansas City
J. N. Dalby
Columbia
Christian College
James Noll
Joplin
United Commercial Travelers
BL. Wharton
Knights and
Shawnee
Oklo
Thad White
James Wood
James Eagan
John Conkle
Will Houser
Lamine
Sweeney
Art A. Guenther
H. L. McCuistion
W. J. Letts
Centertown
E. Freshour
J. R. Clarke
Bowling Green
Kentucky
Mr. Clarke
Missouri Pacific
Arkansas City Guest Eyes Sedalia Mercantile Post
Newton Cannon of Arkansas City Kas has visited Sedalia for three days staying with L P Andrews and Mrs J B Quigley. He is influential in his hometown and plans to return soon to perhaps become proprietor of a leading Sedalia mercantile establishment. The Sentinel welcomes his evident ability and enterprise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton Cannon
Arkansas City
Kas
L. P. Andrews
J. B. Quigley
Cannon
Sedalia
The
Sentinel
Hospital Arrivals Reported From Various Districts
List of arriving workers includes W H Nelsons a Green Ridge section laborer Linton Stephens Hughes Springs Frank Johnson Pittsburg Milton Johnson Pittsburg J A Fowler Paris Mo Frank Martin Paris Mo J T Carroll Denison K Courtney Denison John Henry plant laborer Greenville Bh Brown coal heaver Greenville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Nelsons
Green Ridge
Linton Stephens
Hughes’ Springs
Frank Johnson
Pittsburg
Milton Johnson
J. A. Fowler
Extra Gang
Paris
Frank Martin
Extra
J. T. Carroll
Denison
K. Courtney
John Henry
Greenville
Bh. Brown
Coal
Links and Pins. EK. J. Bouchard, who resigned
An item notes the resignation of J. Bouchard, associated with EK, and signals a personnel change affecting the links and pins section of the publication. The brief focuses on the act of leaving and the parties involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EK. J. Bouchard
Katy foreman to switch careers and Santa Fe visit
The general foremanship of the Katy shops in Parsons will leave to go into the fruit business in California. He is now master mechanic of the Santa Fe shops at Roswell New Mexico. Eri J Gurney of the Katy paint shop has been granted a leave of absence and will visit Sedalia and St. Louis Missouri with his family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katy
Parsons
California
Santa Fe
Roswell
N. M
Parsons Sun
Eri. J. Gurney
Sedalia
St. Louis
Sedalia Woodmen Camp adds six new candidates
Sedalia camp No. 16 Woodmen of the World voted in six new candidates G. Coons J. H. Beck B. F. Driskell R. C. Wells Willis Solomon and George E Spears to be initiated next meeting A baseball team organized to play Foresters of Kansas City on June 15 will practice Monday at Liberty Park followed by a organizers’ meeting line up draft includes Kosted Harrison Swearingen Carpenter Hardin Starkey and McCabe Hayes Satterwhite refreshments at Avansino's after lodge
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sedalia
Woodmen of the World
G. Coons
J. H. Beck
B. F. Driskell
R. C. Wells
Willis Solomon
George E. Spears
Foresters of
Kansas City
Liberty Park
Charles Kosted
Eldred Harrison
Robert Swearingen
Lee Carpenter
Ed Hardin
Will Starkey
McCabe
Hayes
Satterwhite
Lodge
Avansino’s
Also Mentioned on This Page
A. DD. Hopkins
East Sixth Street
B. H. Johnson
Dowell
Tex
Gro. W. Crockwitt
L. B. Price Mereamity Co
Hannibil
Rosa Go
Orsen Ave
Sr. Lowe
Hungerford
First Christian Church
Arkansas City, Kas
Wheelon
America
Arlington Pharmacy
Ohio St
Sedalia, Mo
the Christian
John Storm
Glory Quayle
Wood's Opera House
McGarren’s
Main and Osage
Candy Palace
Pettis
Morris Real Estate Co
Uhbio St
Nevada Vs
League Park
Red Cross
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