Correspondence notes from Kansas City residents and visits
Mrs Edie Price moves to 1713 Michigan Avenue Kansas City Ma. Miss Helen Armstrong of St Louis visits Mrs M Rodd in Topeka while attending funeral for Norman LaCount. Dr H Thompson travels to Ossawatomi to treat Prof Smith at the Insane Institute. Mr Thomas Johnson resigns from a trusted post. Mrs Henry Morley returns from Onawa after attending the Baptist Sunday School Convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edie Price
Michigan Avenue
Kansas City
M. Rodd
Our Police
Neer
Topeka
Kansas
H. Thompson
Ossawattomie
Smith
Benne
Insane Institute
Marshall and Kenner Families Missed in Marshall
The Epworth League at N Street M E Church thrives as members show keen interest. Misses Bissie Walton and Willa May Brown visited Crotcher Missouri and returned Saturday night. Local youths plan Sedalia school attendance, including Andrew J. Jackson a prominent young man. The Conservator gains praise for editor W H Huston. A devastating Marshall storm claims Major Randolph after stepping on a live wire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bissie BR. Walton
Willa May Brown
Crotcher
Sedalia
Andrew J. Jackson
Marshall
Randolph
Local People and Travels Report Inner News
Holden Nelson Welston and W Harley return home from vacation. Madison Fisherbee seeks work in Chillowe. Fay Harley visits Warrensburg relatives. Murray Nichols and others rode to Kansas City last Sunday. Kendly family back from Centerview after a pleasant week. Norman Little, grandson of H Jacobs, ill on return from Warrensburg. Rev J W Wiggins held a Baptist rally. total collection six dollars thirty two cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Little
H Jacobs
Warrensburg
J. W. Wiggins
The
Baptist Church
Boonville News Briefs Highlight Local Socials and Health
In Boonville notes Willie Hickman remains improving after weeks with Bam Boo tree song. Jefferson City Baga Ball boys lost to Boonville Stars Sunday. Duke Diggs and wife visited Nathaniel Diggs family. Louis Byaston ill but improving. Mrs McNally fell Sunday, broke arm above the wrist. Rev J Prowl wed Miss P Danforth Wednesday night. ceremony by Mira Lula Foster with 2nd Baptist Missionary Circle hosting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson City Baga Ball Boys
Boonville Stars
Rev. J. Prowl
Miss P. Danforth
Mira Lula Foster
2Nd Baptist Missionary Circle
Malta Bend News Roundup Reflects Local Sickness and Visits
Grace Reed is listed as sick in Malta Bend with neighbors noting small improvements by Georgie Moan. Emma Fowler spent a day in Marsstall Monday. Bennie Florence traveled from Kansas City Friday and returned Saturday. Maggie Paxton has returned home to Sedalia. Bessie Florence of Kansas City visits this week. The M A Sunday School plans a Mes Suanon yard picnic Saturday night with all invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maggie Paxton
Sedalia, Mo
M. A
Mes. Suanon's
Local Ommunities Gather For Visits And Socials In Louisiana
Louisianans note Auburn visitors Mesdames Porter Harrington and Miss Levells visiting Auburn. Miss Mabel Engileh travels to Amvasse Mo. for a visit. Miss Margaret Page heads to Chicago for summer with her parents. Mrs. Anetta Davia leaves for Paria Mo. to visit Prof. C. C. Hubbard. Miss Tsara Lindsey moves to Granite City then St Louis for a week. Mr. and Mrs. A. Es host friends at 6 Carolina St. Allie Sealth goes to Chetopa Kans to visit brother Ulysses Smith. Rev. Smith accompanies to St Louis. The T. C. PC elects officers Pres. C. Huff, Vice Pres Hoss, Secy M. L. Mackay, Asst Secy EF Williams, Treas A. Tos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allie Sealth
Chetopa
Kant
Ulysses Smith
Rev. Smith
St. Louis
T. C. PC
Pres. C. Huff
Vice Press
Hoss
Seo'y. M. L. Mackay
Asst
Seo Y. EF. Williams
Trens. A. Tos
Weather and local notices from Warrensburg on rain and travel
Warrensburg experiences two heavy rain events this week with stormy nights forecast. Rev Tay Gardier of Shiloh Baptist left for a ten day trip to Chicago. The city prepares for a Saturday August celebration. Miss Lyda Long, a Bright student and former Epworth League leader, leaves for Sedalia after a stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tay Gardier
Shiloh Baptist Church
Munday
Chicago
Ilinois
Lyda Long
George K. Smith
Our City
Sino
Sedalia
Miss Long
Epworth League of
Warren Street Chapel
Otterville Weekend Visits Mentioned in Valley Notes
Sprina Valley drew many visitors on Sunday. Mrs Matilda Beatty hosted dinner with guests Mrs Anon Harman of Omaha and Eugene Finley visiting Sedalia area residents from Sedalin last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matilda Beatty
Anon Harman
Omaha, Neb
Eugene Finley
Sedalin
Local Social Notes Highlight Smithton and Sedalia Visitors
A fragment from a Smithton area social column details visits and greetings: Mr. Chas Pintey of Sedalia invited Hogan after a brief stay with his mother Mrs. Henry Tucker. Joe Cooper and family hosted in Smithton. Emily Pintey visited Motiah San. Thomas Cooper is recovering from a wreck. Several families from Sedalia and Boonville visited relatives. church services and social events occurred, including a Sunday School talk by Chas Finley, an industrial fund drive at Mark’s Chapel, and notices of residents traveling to Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Lowe
Geo
Ki. Swith College
Sedalia
Smithton
Mark's
Lowe
J.B. Simpson
A. Hl. Gravett
Rev. Babbit
M. E
Personal mentions around Springfield and St Joseph
Beasie Hensley of Springfield visits Rev EH Davis and wife on E Cooper. Presiding Elder W. H. Smith of Bedalia District Central Conference keeps a busy home routine. Miss Florence Davis of Vergailes travels to Clinton via the city. EB A Herrin pays a priestly visit. J W Phillips of E Morgan spends a week in St Joseph on business. Corrie Shepherd leaves for home with Aunt Mrs J Will Jackson and Rev Wil Jackson accompanying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maggie Smith
Staten
Wieker
Sarai Tutt
W. Morgan St
Ise Beasie Hensley
Springfield
EH Davis
E Cooper
W. H. Smith
Bedalia Dist
Florence Davis
Vergailes
Clinton
J. W. Phillips
E. Morgan
St. Joseph
Mise Corrie Shepherd
J Will Jackson
D Wil! Jackson
Privileges and travels noted in Aug 4 notices
Aug 4 privileges may be secured from park Superintendent Ludemann. Prof H L Billape of Gov KOS left Inst Tuexing for Suskogee where he will attend Lincoln conference clininal enf er ences. Lula Williams wife of Rev W C Williams visits old friends in this city, staying with Madam D Y Steele. She plans to visit relatives in Kansas City and Topeka before returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park Sup
Ludeman
H. L. Billape
Gov. Kos. C
Suskogee
Thin
Lula Williams
W. C. Williams
Quinn Chapel
A. St. E. Church
D. Y. Steele
Hersone
Stacco
Win
Gree
Kan
City Co
Topeka
Boston Cafe Bread Delivers Fresh Home Made Loaves
Walch's Bread supplies Boston grocers with delicious fresh home made bread and cream products. The cafe emphasizes its bread and dairy offerings to customers and retailers alike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Cafe
Walch
Quarterly Conference Tour Across Missouri District
W H Smith P E reports on a Methodist Episcopal district tour visiting Dresden Houstonville Georgetown Hughbesville Sweet Springs Odessa Wellington Lexington and St John’s Chapel. He notes strong attendance and fundraising for church improvements, mentions pastors Hawking Rush yard Donnie Young and C Enyard, and says the district conference will convene at Sweet Springs August 1st to 3rd with programs sent to charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dresden
Samuel Hawking
Houstopla
Georgtown
Hughbesville
Sweet Springs
Richard Rush
Odessa
Donnie
Wellington
Brother C. Enyard
Lexington
Pollara
Brother Young
St. John's Chaptel
Distret
W. H. Smith
P E
Free-Baptist Rally and Corner-Laying at Sedalia Mo
Report of a Free-Baptist rally and corner-laying in Sedalia Missouri on July 18 and 19. The note mentions Hawkin's lodge 44, Honorable Secretary W Holiday, a mason stone-laying offer, petition to lodges, and a grand master dispensation granted by telephone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sedalia
Hawkin’s Lodge No. 44
W. Holiday
Dave
Aqid Lodge
Luke Johnson
Community Service Notes From Queen City Band Event
The Queen City Cornet Band provided a post service toast and music. Reverends Davis Burne Alexander officiated with opening exercises and a principal address by William Alexander. Collections totaled 88.10 with several donors named and a top card total of 78.00. Sunday collection 84.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen City
Richard Davis
Methodia Episcopal Church
William Alexander
Africaan Methodist Episcopal Church
EB. D. Burne
ED Burns
Richard Davie
Bey Wiliam Alesander
Morus
Dallara
Ton Conte
Harrison Green
Marehall
God
Geo
Kaley
H. Anderson
H. Gilmore
Martha Butler
Nellie Anderson
Anna Flyon
Caroline Green
Nancy Williams
Allen Jones
Ethel Johnson
Amanda Bills
Patey Williams
Mary Jackson
Roth Jackson
Europeans Not Color Blind On Roosevelt Attitude
From the St Louis Globe Democrat, Roosevelt’s stance toward the colored race draws unusual European attention where prejudice is less common. The piece cites French and British officials and generals described as mixed race, noting titles and honors despite African ancestry. It argues European elites display social advancement linked to color and heritage, shaping views of America’s race relations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Europe
Frances
Sheat
Molatto
Senegal
Dodds
Legion of Honor
France
Africa
Hannibal
Pushkin
Cou Tower ‘Torhy
Mevander Ouevas
Noosevel
Avanti Ocean
Gravett Tariton Nuptials In Local Residence
William Gravett and Alice Tariton were married Sunday evening July 19 at the Birds' parsonage. Tariton, daughter of the late Joab Tariton, long employed by the Grover Co. Groom is a respected farmer. Congratulations wished for a long, prosperous life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brrds
William Gravett
Mies Alice Tariton
Joa I Tariton
8. H Beiler Grover Co
Thin City
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8. H. Thompson
Helen Armstrong
Mev. de. Thompson
Norman LaCount Haw
Armour's
Thomas Johnson
Ducali
Union Avenue
Henry Morley
Poata
Onowa
Kansaa
Toth
Bapeiat Sanday School
Prof
Mre. Kenner
N. Street
M.E. Church
W. H. Huston
Nis
Holden
Nelson Welston
W. Harley
Madison Fisherbee
Chillowe
Miss Fay Harley
Henry Murray
Frank Nichols
Rev
Kendly
Centerview
Boonville
Willie Hickman
Nathaniel Fields
Mr. Duke Diggs
Mrs
Nathaniel Diggs
Louis Byaston Illess
Malta Bend
Grace Reed
Georgie Moan
Emma Fowler
Marsstall, Mo
Mr. Bennie Flornce
Bessie Flornce
K. City
Louisiana
Mesdames Porter
Harrington
Miss Levells
Auburn
Mabel Engileh
Amvasse Mo
Margaret Page
Anetta Davia
Paria Mo
C. C. Hubbard
A. Es
Carolina St
Wednesley
Pir
Otterville
Sprina Valley
Mr. Chas
Filey
Sedalia San
Hin
Henry Tucker
Mire
Jex, Hogan
Adam Williams
Moriah Sun
Joe Cooper
Emily Pintey
Motiah San
Thos Cooper
Mr. Chas, Pintey of
Wide Hogan
Monts Jud Diack and
Alperes Browd
Dells
Tucker
Wre
Thompson
J. W. Hogan
Geo. Garrett
Conme
Sre Hogan
Joe Hubbert
Syrcone
Clifford Robinson
Geo. Dobbins
Mattie Ward
K. C
Mrs. Jacobs
Misses &Turel
Edna Finley
Jennie Hogan
Barsil Hammonds
Mt. Mediabeat
Lillian Martin
Alice Holmes
Smithton Bentley
Len
My. Adolph Simpson
Miss Cora
Imma Hogan
Chas
Finley
Sam Williams
Harrison Brace
Chas, Porter Jr
Kelly Hogan
Emma Hogan
Joe, Cooper
Thos
Mon
Hie Bro
Roberta Smith
C. W. Smith
Katy Station
Kuhn &Co
EB. A. Herrin
Dalia
Central
Conference Methodist Episcopal, Church
St Louis Globe Democrat
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