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Sedalia Sunday Sentinel

Location

Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1905

Page

9

Local youths take banking and business training roles

Henry Kueck son of Dr Kueck of Stover has joined the First National Bank to learn banking duties after completing a Hill's Business College course in Sedalia. Charles Dunlap of the Glenwood Dairy travels to Los Angeles to visit relatives. F C Bryan will oversee business, collect accounts and pay bills.

Henry Kueck Dr. Kueck Stover First National Bank Hill’s Business College Sedalia Morgan County Democrat Charles Dunlap Glenwood Dairy Los Angeles Cal F. C. Bryan

Woodmen Unveiling in Sedalia Camp Honors Departed Members

Woodmen Circle will hold an unveiling ceremony in Sedalia today to honor departed members from Camp No. 16. The event gathers members and local affiliates for a quiet memorial observing the lodge’s fraternal duties.

Sedalia Woodmen Circle

Class in Elocution Starts with Miss Baker at 235 Vermont

Miss Grayce Baker begins a summer elocution course at 235 Vermont. Terms are reasonable. Bell phone 1270. Also advertised is Worrell's Insect Exterminator at 30c a bottle available at all drug stores.

Grayce Baker Vermont Bell Phone Worrell

Personal News Flows From Warrensburg to Sedalia

Walter Dalby returns home from Warrensburg while Mrs. S. M. Ewart visits Kansas City. Counts of visits unfold across Beaman Lamonte Sweet Springs and Knob Noster with many locals, travelers, shoppers, and relatives noted in a bustling social roundup.

S. M. Ewart Kansas City C. L. Turner Prarie Township W. J. Leits Carthage S. G. Kelly Warrensburg George T. Allen Beaman S. B. Livingston Sweet Springs Ben Burford T. L. Diexy Boston Lamar Mabel, McIntosh Knob Noster J. A. Forsee Main Street I. M. Danforth Herbert Hakan C. D. Corum Boonville Billy Homan Otterville Eva Robertson Pueblo Colorado George Yeager I. G. Barton Hame Lamonte John Montgomery Grant Crawford State University John McClure C. W. McAninch Hughesville Will Lee Smithton Mary O'Bannon Willa Sprecher Moore Liamonte C. C. Kelly Maggie Gallier Tampa Fla Mildred Latimer W. J. Riley Tipton P. Agee

Memorial Sermon and Unveilings at Sedalia Woodmen Cemetery

Sedalia camp No 16 and the Woodmen Circle plan annual unveiling ceremonies at the city cemetery with services at the First M E Church in the forenoon and a 1:30 pm gathering at the lodge hall. C S Davis will deliver the address. Dr Minerva Knott addresses the Circle. monuments will be unveiled for A L Casebeer E F Greshan D M Overstreet C J Carter and Francis J Smith plus Mrs Minnie Long. Guards and sacred selections accompany the event with participation from Clinton Boonville Jefferson City Nevada Windsor Calhoun and other camps.

Sedalia Camp No. 16 Woodmen of the World Woodmen Circle Clinton Camp Boonville Jefferson City Nevada Windsor Calhoun Sedalia M. FE Lodge Hall C. S. Davis Clinton, Mo T. J. Robb Minerva Knott A. L. Casebeer E. F. Greshan D. M. Overstreet C. J. Carner Francis J. Smith Woodmen Minnie Long

Third National Bank Shows Strong May 29 1905 Report

The Sentinel presents a condensed statement of Sedalia's Third National Bank as of May 29 1905. The report highlights a conservative, well managed financial condition with solid indicators of stability and favorable results at year close.

Sentinel Sedalia Third National Bank

Citizen's National Bank Shows Solid May 29 1995 Condensed Statement

A condensed statement of the Citizen's National Bank as of May 29, 1995 highlights the institution as a leader among Sedalia and Central Missouri establishments. It notes progress, commendable management, and attentive service to patrons with cautious, prompt handling of transactions.

Citizen's National Bank Sedalia Central Missouri

Springfield tuner to visit Sedalia for piano service

C M Bird of Springfield has located in Sedalia and will be at home tuning pianos twice a year. Offers fine tone and action regulation with satisfaction guaranteed. Located at 219 West Fifth Street Bell phone 1641.

C. M. Bird Springfield Sedalia West Fifth Street Bell Phone

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