Mrs Paxton Hosts Dinner Party At South Ingram
Mrs S C Paxton entertained a number of her lady friends at dinner Wednesday at her home 1519 South Ingram avenue. The table was decorated with cut flowers and plants and overflowed with a fine spread. Guests included Mesdames Palmer Bumgartner Huunnefelt Tillberry Ayers Neece Moore Brown Cone Lawson Rogers Bobbitt Garber Brunjes Jammerson and Vance.
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DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve Promoted For Various Ailments
An ad touts DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve as a quick cure for burns boils and sores and claims it heals without scarring. It also markets it for blind bleeding itching and protruding piles. Sold by W. E. Bard Drug Company. Kipling’s The Light That Failed to start next Sunday in the Sentinel.
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Assault on Ohio Woman Sparks Lynch Fear in St Clairsville
Mrs Maud Pugh of St Clairsville Ohio was attacked by two unnamed Black assailants while walking home. An armed posse searched all night for the perps, raising large town outrage and fears of vigilante lynching if captured.
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Maud Pugh
Mrs Yancey Hosts Adagio Club at West Broadway Home
Mrs E F Yancey entertained Adagio club members at her West Broadway home in honor of Florence Heard from Washington, Christopher from Kansas City, and Lee from Philadelphia. Cards and refreshments followed with Nellie Harris winning first prize and Mrs Lee second.
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West Broadway
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Miss Bessie Maddox Hosts Progressive Card Party
Miss Bessie Maddox entertained a group at 521 Lafayette street with a High Five and domino evening. Prizes went to Harry Dobel and Reuben McVey in High Five, and Julia Lagstrom and Will Amick in dominoes. Attendees included Misses Lagstrom Leece Lewis Dreutzel Barker Boland Maroney Baumgartner Scow Taylor and Mesdames Schofner Bogler and Maddox, plus Messrs Amick Orri son Stevenson Dobel Brunk McVey Wilson Leow Donphat Zoernig.
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Lafayette Street
Harry Dobel
Reuben McVey
Julia Lagstrom
Will Amick
Myrtle Leece
Susie Lewis
Josie Dreutzel
Linnie Barker
Maggie
Nellie Boland
Clara
Mayme Maroney
Gertrude Brandt
Vera Baumgartner
Lulu Scow
Lella Taylor
Jessie Schofner
Bogler
Will Orrison
Courtney
Earl Stevenson
Lonnie
Cecil Brunk
Clarence Wilson
Frank Leow
Archie Donphat
Emil Zoernig
Ed Maddox
Six Mile Road District Revenues Explained by Clerk
Deputy Clerk M L Imhoff clarifies that the six mile road district is funded solely by residents within the district. It collects a fifteen cent levy on 160 dollars of property value and half of drum shop billiard and parlor licenses, with no tax from residents outside the district.
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Six Mile Road
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Bids Wanted for City Rock Road Construction
City bids invited for rock road building inside limits. Specifications from the superintendent. Areas include Barrett avenue north, West Main street east, Catholic cemetery gate south, Marshall road south. Bids due by 4 p m Tuesday June 9 1903. Secretary Six Mile Road District. Advertising note and miscellaneous local notices follow.
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Catholic Cemetery
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Trouble Over a License in Family Marriage Plot
Clifford Miller and Miss Ilaude Lovins faced a delay after a license was issued by Recorder Looney on May 23. The license became public only after Lovins learned of it and questioned officials, amid family opposition and concerns over her underage status. Judge Berry and Miller reportedly discussed delaying publication, but Miller denied involvement. license not yet returned, wedding planned soon.
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Miller
Railroad News Hospital Arrivals and Workers Named
Wewman hoisting gang Parsons Ss E Hughes crusher laborer Chic kie Chockie F D Viazey drill press operator Smithville Oliver McKeaney shop laborer Den ison C H Howard trucker Denison Green Wilson section laborer Gibson R Bageley plant laborer Greenville
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Linen Shower Honors Miss Emma Miner Ahead of Wedding
Mrs. Ed L. Moore hosts a linen shower this afternoon for Miss Emma Miner who will soon wed Mr. Will Evans. A large number of guests enjoy an agreeable afternoon.
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Ed L. Moore
Emma Miner
Will Evans
Verdict for Plaintiff in Sedalia Water & Light Suit
After forty minutes of deliberation the jury returned a verdict for the plaintiff in the civil case B. F. Martin versus Sedalia Water & Light Company, a four day circuit court matter seeking damages.
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Circuit
B. F. Martin
Sedalia Water & Light Company
Ina Vergt
Memorial Day Observance Request for May 20 1963
The document requests closing all places of business on Saturday May 20 1963 from 1 to 5 p.m. so people may participate in ceremonies honoring departed heroes, relatives, and friends. It notes the 50th day of May as a national holiday and urges tributes of love and respect.
Professor Doc Gross Opens Gas Stove Hospital
Professor Doc Gross opens a hospital at 212 West Main Street for all sick and disabled gasoline stoves. He guarantees to make all stoves operate satisfactorily and invites calls to Bell phone number 691.
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West Main Street
Doc
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