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Newspaper
Sedalia Sunday Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1905
Page
9
A Catholic church rate of thanks extended to all city churches for assisting with B Y P A delegates. The statement thanks local people for their willing help and credits newspapers for cooperation, with Dr Geo E McNeil chairing arrangements and Ira E Melton as secretary.
Popular bands perform this afternoon and evening at Forest Park attracting several hundred visitors to the resort during the day with concerts expected to draw crowds.
The Sedalia Country Club reports completion of a nine hole golf course of 2957 yards with greens tees and practice areas. First games slated for next Saturday. club to spend $1,000 in improvements within ninety days and extend honorary free use to ministers and visiting military officers.
The city praises the Eagles lodge for their recent carnival held a week ago and notes the streets were kept clean during and after the event.
Mrs. Phebe Amelia Pratt widow of William Pratt celebrated her ninety birthday at 166 Broadway Chelsea with a two to six reception. Relatives George and Pratt and grandchildren Chester William Ida Pratt attended. The First Baptist Church helped plan the event. A summer letter praised Duffy’s Malt Whiskey for health and longevity.
Refuse left on walks gutters and streets during carnival week has been removed and streets used by attendees are much cleaner than before the event. Local authorities report improved conditions following the cleanup.
The piano pupils present a recital next Tuesday June 27 at 8 30 p m in the K of P hall 52 412 Ohio street. The program features piano selections from Engelmann Mendelssohn Bach Wagner and others with violin and vocal items and several recitations by local students.
Concrete specialist Patrick Fitzpatrick of Corum Camden Co Missouri offers best work by an experienced builder with all work guaranteed by bond if required.
Mrs A D Stanley and Mrs George Trader entertained the Adagio club Friday at the Stanley home on West Broadway. Kathryn Monroe won first prize with a watercolor, Besse Hall was runner up, Arline Phipps received the consolation, and Helen Norton won the guest prize. Refreshments followed the game.
A party led by Miss Lucile Hill will depart for St Louis then New York to join Drs. Overstreet McNeil and Mr Latour for a voyage on the Princess Alice to Bremen Germany. They will tour Germany and France then visit London before McNeil returns home. The group will remain abroad through early October visiting Scotland Ireland and the Orient.
Jefferson City reports Attorney General Hadley returning from St Louis where he led the Standard Oil hearing. He is to seek appointment of a receiver for the Mon and Salmon Bank at Clinton after its doors closed last Wednesday. Swanger, the bank’s Cook in charge, is expected to finish the bank’s inquiry today.
The Lady Maccabees held their annual picnic at Forest Park on Saturday afternoon with many members, families, and friends enjoying an elaborate spread and pleasant afternoon.
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