Sedalia couple wed after rumor of wedding spreads
Miss Etta Lindsay and Mr. Clay Townsend, both of Sedalia, secretly married last night at Rev. L. Cook's home after rumors swirled on the streets. Townsend, an engineer, had separated from his prior wife, and Lindsay had a legal separation but no divorce. The couple planned to reside at Kahrs residence on East Third Street.
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Etta Lindsay
Clay Townsend
Sedalia
the Sentinel
Miss Lindsay
Rev. L. Cook
Sentinel
Mrs. Townsend
Mr. Townsend
Townsend
Katy
Lindsay
Kahrs
East Third Street
Mrs Fry Hosts Handkerchief Shower for Miss Jane Ware
Mrs J J Fry entertained about twenty guests at her corner Broad Way and Vermont streets home yesterday afternoon in honor of Miss Jane Ware, who is to wed Bedford Bond of Chickasha, I T. Refreshments were served.
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J. J. Fry
Broad Way
Vermont Streets
Jane Ware
Bedford Bond
Chickasha
I. T
Mann DeBold Wedding At Montrose Home
The marriage of Miss Flora Isabel DeBold and Mr. Arthur Mann was held yesterday evening at the bride’s parents home in Montrose. Rev. Father B Neiberg officiated. Attending were DeBold brothers Will Joe Henry and Frank. Water bottles were available at Dow’s store.
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Flora Isabel DeBold
Arthur Mann
Montrose
Father B. Neiberg
DeBold Brothers
Joe
Henry
Frank
Evans Celebrates 74th Birthday at East Broadway Home
Dr KE C Evans marked his seventy fourth birthday yesterday with a family dinner at his East Broadway residence. The gathering included Mr and Mrs Charles Evans Ed J Evans and family and Mrs Williams and daughter Bes of Boonville. Mrs H H Allen of Kansas City missed the event due to illness but sent flowers.
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B.C. Evans
East Broadway
H. H. Allen
Kansas City
Charles Evans
Ed J. Evans
Williams
Bes
Boonville
Sedalia Social Evening At Assembly Hall Noted Couple Guests
One of the social events of the week was at the Assembly Hall last evening. Mr. and Mrs. Charles White, a popular Sedalia couple, were the guests of honor as about seventy friends joined in the amusements for a very pleasant evening.
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Assembly Hall
Charles White
Sedalia
Quiet Farm Wedding at Beason Residence
A simple evening wedding took place at the Beason farm near Sedalia uniting Miss Maggie Beason and W L Wells. Rev B L Cook officiated with close friends and relatives as witnesses. A reception will follow at the groom’s parents’ home near Lomote before the couple settles in Sedalia.
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Alonzo Beason
Sedalia
Maggie Beason
W. L. Wells
Missouri Pacific
B. L. Cook
East Broadway
Lamonte
Sentinel
Tickets on sale St Louis round trip special
Tickets priced at $7.55 go on sale November 4 and 6 for a St Louis round trip. Returns valid to November 10.
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St. Louis
Return
Passion Play Delights Large Audience At First Christian Church
The Passion Play was magnificently presented at the First Christian Church last night to a large audience. Mrs. G. G. Burnett lectured Tuesday on Land of Sunshine and Flowers and again last night on the Passion Play. Proceeds from the entertainments benefit Trinity English Lutheran Church and total nearly $100.
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First Christian Church
G. G. Burnett
Burnett
Sedalia Steam Laundry Ad Promises Clean Clothes
No musty odors or off color clothes after service at Sedalia Steam Laundry located at 216 Lamine Street. Phone 154.
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Sedalia Steam Mlaundry
Lamine Street
Juvels Fun Factory Acts Offer Clean Moral Entertainment
Advertising copy promises music and acts by Juvels Fun Factory with jubilee singers cake walkers buck dan cers and other song and dance artists. Claims realistic plantation scenes and wonderful feats of strength while urging refunds and up-to-date, excellent music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juvenal’s Fun Factory
Jubilee
Black Pearls
Weary Willie Walker heads to Saturday matinee and night
The opera house promises an unusually strong tramp play next Saturday with matinee and night showings. Early reviews praise Weary Willie Walker as funny and bright, with Santanelli on stage all of next week except Wednesday night.
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Willie Walker
Opera House
Santanelli
Four-Club Bowling League Formed in Sedalia Tonight
A four club bowling league will be organized in Sedalia tonight with representatives from Boonville Warrensburg and Jefferson City as guests of the Sedalia club. The event at the club alley on Lamine street will also elect officers and set a season schedule.
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Sedalia
Boonville
Warrensburg
Jefferson City
Sedalia Club
Lamine Street
Flower Show Kansas City and Return
Tickets for a flower show in Kansas City are priced at $2.85. Sales occurred November 4th and 5th, with the event valid through November 9th.
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Kansas City
Doan’s Kidney Pills Prove Effective in Sedalia Testimony
Mrs. McCabe of 118 West Fifth Street testifies after 25 years of backache and kidney trouble that Doan’s Kidney Pills cured her last attack. She purchased them at W. E. Bard Drug Co. and recommends them to Sedalia residents. Sold for 50 cents a box. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY sole agents for the United States. Remember the name Doan’s.
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Sedalia
Dean
W. E. Bard Drug Co
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
WN. Y
United States
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Smerry
Henry Welling
John Rodman
A. Cessna
J. Steelin
Gus Werner
Ae Cabe
Grace Baldwin
Ethel Baldwin
Dolly Friemel
Molly Anderson
Margaret Anderson
Jessie Leist
Louise Werner
Ada Metcalf
Edna
Gertie Tuefel
Gertrude DeHaven
Bess Shipley
Fretta Gaines
Hazel Whistler
Hilda Whatzer
Maymet Hunter
May West
Della Marseilles
Ora Gorrell
Adalia Whirkhoff
Popular Bluff
Laura Lister
Messrs
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H H. Dobel
June Harris
H. Yanow
Jas. Owens
J. Connors
Carl Werner
W. W. Williams
Louis Ritchie
Elza Clark
W. A. Scanlon
Peter Kuhn
Pearl Teufel
Ed Metcalf
Will Be
MEW Bowling League
Creater
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Columbia Knitting Floss
Cavendar
Nile
Maize
Doan’s
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