Local notes and social items from Missouri communities
Mrs Elizabeth Moore recovers after illness. LaFayette County Colored Fair set for Higginsville on the 21 23. Queen City Concert Band to perform in Boonville on Thursday the 8th. Archie Maker travels to St Joseph for business. Vernon B. Young tried the Pythian goat ride on the 11, saddle set. Joshua Reeves visits New Franklin for business. Mrs Susie J Newbill hosts a young visitor from Higginsville. St Louis District Conference attendees urged to meet at Poplar Bluff. Conservator Annex hosts Friday evenings for social time until 1 am. Mrs Mamie Johnson returns from Sweet Springs. Rev H T Reeves of Armstrong plans a September 21 celebration. John Lewis of Blackwater considers making this his future home. Mrs J Harris returns from St Louis to her Kan sas City relatives. Mrs J H Jackman visits Augustus Jackman in Sedalia. Ada Howard's Sweet Springs trip ends with return to Sedalia. Mesdames Henrietta Matthews and Geneva Woods mentioned among visitors.
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Queen City
Boonville Thursay
Archie Maker
St. Joseph
Vernon B. Young
Joshua Reeves
New Franglin
Susie J. Newbill
West Morgan Street
Higginsville
St. Louis
Poplar Bluff
Conservator
Mamie Johnson
Sweet Springs
H T Reeves
Armstrong
John Lewis
Blackwater
J . Harris
St Louis
J. H. Jackman
Kansas City
Augustus Jackman
Washington Avenue
Ada Howard
Sedalia
Mesdames Henrietta Matthews
Louisiana
Geneva Woods
Pythian Lodge Directory Meeting Times and Chiefs
Directory lists lodges in Missouri with meeting nights on the first and third Mondays or third Tuesdays and monthly eight o clock. It names lodge numbers cities chancellors commanders and keepers of records and seal for numerous chapters including Gallant No 57 Mound City No 4 Fidelity No 7 St Louis No 41 Miami No 20 New Madrid No 45 Clipton No 53 Eureka No 16 Fayette No 35 Zenith No 64 and officers.
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Miami
Frank H. Brown
L L Dandridge
New Madrid
William Powell
G D Ross
Clipton
Clinton
William Elliston
Ernest Dunning
St. Louis
Samuel Keys
William H Johnson
Fayette
Lewis O Williams
Laurenzo Leonard
Rocheport
William Sexton
A E Robinson
Ludges
Masonic Lodges Meet Monthly Across Missouri and Kinship
A list of lodges with locations including Kansas City Warrensburg St Louis Macon Kirksville Ironton Versailles Lexing ton and Versailles detailing chancellor commander and keeper of records roles along with meeting days such as fourth Fridays second Mondays and fourth Wednesdays in various towns and cities. The names William Scott Stephen Lillard J Will Cooper William Mitchell J T Ancell L M Stockaday G G Brown Henry Spiers H F Boyd D W Tansaiel Cato Graves William B Rankins Serry Woods and others appear as lodge officials.
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New Gra
Kansas City
William Scott
Wade H Robinson
Warrensburg No
Warrensburg
Stephen Lillard
J. Will Cooper
Green Valley
Lexington
Walter Shipley
James Lindsey
St Pythias
St Louis
Cato Graves
William B. Rankins
Sael
Versailles
Serry Woods
Geal
Third Thursdays Monthly Fraternal Meeting Notes Kansas City and Beyond
Readable fragments list multiple lodges and officers including Raw Valley No 54 in Kansas City with John H Yates as chancellor commander and W E Burdette as keeper of records, Flora No 15 Poplar Bluff with William L Carter as chancellor commander, S E Townsend as keeper, Richmond No 2u with William Moss as chancellor commander and Benjamin Waugh as keeper, Anchor No 31 Cape Girardeau with George Walls as chancellor commander and A M Oliver as keeper, Greater Sedalia No 42 with A C Maclin as chancellor commander and George M William as keeper of records.
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Raw Valley No
Kansas City
John H Yates
W E Burdette
Flora
Poplar Bluff
William L Carter
S‘e Townsend
Richmond
William Moss
Benjamin Waugh
Anchor
Cape Girardeau
George Walls
A M Oliver
Greater Sedalia
Sedalia
A.C Maclin
George M Williama
Fourth Thursdays Month Ly Meeting Notes
Excelsior No 3 in St Louis with Chas Parks as chancellor commander Arthur Turner keeper of records and seals Harrison No 12 in Huntsville with A L Davis as chancellor commander and W L Toney keeper of records and seal Golden Star No 27 in Ardmore with William Campbell as chancellor commander and H Crutchfield as keeper of records
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis No. 41
St. Louis
Joseph Eagles
Charles S White
Louis
T H Baker
O J Biggs
Excelsior No
St Louis
Chas Parks
Arthur Turner
Harrison
Hunteville
A L Davis
W L Toney
Ardmore
William Campbell
H Crutchfield
Local News and Arrivals Tidings From Our City
Grand daughter of Uncle Jacob Hunter visits. Rev RE Burns sells East Pettis residence to G W Talton of Garden City Nausas formerly Napion Saline. Mrs Anna Epps returns to Lexington after weeks with home folks. Edna makes several mashes. Mrs B Abbott and son Carl return from St Louis opening services of Union Memorial. Rev HA Henley remains ill. Mollie Gooch of Kansas City visits father Alex Travis ill. She heads to Boonville for Household of Ruth state convention.
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Jacob Hunter
RE. D. Burns
East Pettis Street
G. W. Talton
Garden City
Nausas
Napion
Saline County
Anna Epps
Lexington
Edna
Our City
Obituary: Mrs Lewis Norris of Tipton Missouri
Mrs Norris died at her home on Pettia street Thursday July 25 funeral services were held at the Baptist church with Rev J H Burton and local auxiliaries officiating she leaves a son George Oliver and a daughter Mrs Fannie Lee both of St Louis a sister Mrs Lewis Hunter a husband and many relatives and friends remember her as a devoted wife mother sister and friend in the community
Ironton Grand Rally Aids Local Chapel Effort
The Zidn M. EK Chapel held a large August 4 rally in Ironton Southeast, raised 85.00 for the day. Rev A S Webster Otterville preached two sermons, praised by Rev A M Todd, both students of Geo. R. Smith College. The event marked the biggest rally locally and received broad support from members and friends.
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Zidn M. EK
A. 5
Webster
Otterville
Ironton
A. M. Todd
Todd
Geo. R. Smith College
Job Work Requests for Careful Dispatch
A brief note invites readers to send orders for job work and promises careful handling with prompt dispatch. It appeals to those needing reliable service and emphasizes quality and speed in completing tasks.
Zoa-Phora Promises Relief for Women’s Ailments
An advertisement extols Zoa-Phora as a medicine for leucorrhea and change of life, claiming it repairs worn tissues and removes congestion. It features testimonials from Mrs. Edwin Lee and Mrs. Alice Brown and urges women to treat themselves at home with a one dollar bottle, including a medical book.
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Zoa-Phora
Elkhart
Ind
Bathes at Alf Wheeler’s shop at 103 North Lamine
Alf Wheeler the progressive tonsorial artist adds a fine bathroom with hot and cold water to his shop at 103 North Lamine. There is no need of anyone being dirty when you can bathe for a reasonable price. Call and see him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alf Wheeler
North Lamine
The True Reformers to Open at Armory Hall
The True Reformers will present their first public entertainment at Armory Hall on Second Street on the nineteenth or twenty first. The public is urged to come out and hear much about this organization.
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Armory Hall
Second Street
Organize Pythian Cadets in Missouri Lodges
Missouri lodge organizers seek to form Cadet companies among Pythite children. Reach Co. Wa H Hughes at 3513 Bernard Ave in St Louis, Missouri for information and immediate action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
H Hugues
Bernard Ave
St Louis
Hair Grower and Dandruff Remedy Ad Prospectus
An advertisement touts Taylor's Hair Grower and Den druff Remedy promising removal of dandruff scaliness dryness and scalp eruptions. It claims hair growth from follicles yielding longer thicker softer glossy hair and also promotes mustache beard and whiskers growth. Offers 25c and 50c sizes by mail and seeks agents with a promise of daily earnings and a 108 item gift list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor
Taylor Remedy CO
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Onve To
Eta
H, Huston
Wer
Elizabeth Moore
LaFayette County
The
Armory
Kentucky
Pythian Lodge
Pythian Temple
Pine Street
Vendome Academy
Grand Avenue
Salisbury
William Harvey
J C Russell
Mound City
R H Cole
John Johnson
Fidelity
Springfield
F Adams
William Mitchell
W H Gef
Lone Star No. 10
Macon
J T Ancell
J O McNutt
Westgate No
Kirksville
M Stockaday
G G Brown
Pythagoras No. 30
Henry Spiers
H F Boyd
Triumph
W Tansaiel
Charles Harvey
FUN Makers
New Sedalia Theatre
W. H. Carter
Sam. Harlan
Hurd Directory
Sedalia Churche
Taylor Chapel
Epworth League
R. Davis
E. Cooper Street
Morgan Street Baptist Church
R. Adkins
Burn
Covenant Meeting
EF D Burns
Zula Whitley
Mabel Williams
Clevis
Ing Company
W. E. Staley, Mor
South
Ohio Street
Sedalia, Mo
Louisville
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