Pettis Co Teachers Diggs-Nuptials at Fayette Home
Fayette Missouri May 29 wedding notice for Miss Hattie B Diggs and John H Diggs of St Louis in Fayette home with Rev W J Deboe officiating. Attendants include relatives from Diggs and Williams families. guests from Sedalia and Lincoln School noted. Gifts received. post ceremony reception and departure to St Louis amid congratulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fayette, MO
Hattie B. Diggs
Fayette
John H. Diggs
St Louis Mo
Neice
J. H. Diggs
Sallie Diggs
Fairfax Ave
Melvina Isaacs
Ashe
Jas H. Biggs
Marie B. Diggs
St Louis
Rev. Davis
Cooper
T. Sedalia
William Diggs
Sedalia
James Kerby
Wiley Hunts- Ville
Woodson Diggs
K. Cameron Pricipal
Lincoln School
A. Cravens
Mira Mattie Biyr Mes
AM. E. Deboe
Mreton Calloway
Katie Rowden
L. Mc Kinney
Dallas Shield
Annie Toley
Logan Enyard
Anderson
Patsy McKinney
Isaac
Payette
Leading Spirits Plan Bigger Higginsville Fair Premium Fund
The Lar Fayette County Colored Fair association will start on time at Higginsville fair grounds to stage a major annual meeting. They expect a record premium total across all departments as Negro farmers from the west are urged to participate. For information write Moses Green president Lexington Mo or J W Perry secretary Higginsville Mo.
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Fayette County
Colored Fair Association
Higginsville
West
Moses Green
Lexington
J. W. Perry
Missouri
Great Musical Recitals Elevate Springfield Stage
Springfield churches hosted a series of high class musical and literary recitals featuring talent from across Missouri and beyond. Notable performers included Inca C Marker of Rolla, Jeanne Alston Kelly of Europe via St Louis, Madam Lucas of Kansas City, Mrs G Harvey Mickey of St Louis, and Sedalia soprano V Willene Jackson who earned strong praise and a repeat appearance.
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Springfield
Hirst
Inca C. Marker
Rolla
Jeanne Alston Kelly
America
Europe
Kelly
St. Louis
Ste Cuching
Madam Lucas
Kansas [City
Kans
G. Harvey Mickey
V. Willene Jackson
Sedalia
Miss Jackson
TUNNEL COSTS SHOW RAPID PROGRESS IN EXCAVATION
A survey of four great tunnels shows costs per foot dropping from 3374 to 914, and the Cascade tunnel on the Northern Pacific cut to 118 per foot despite a hard mountain route. The piece notes advances in mechanical methods and rock excavation tools and contrasts routes through settled regions with the Cascade project. It also advertises grave markers at C H Heynen near Pacific Depot.
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Houvers
Honsac
Massachusetts
Mont Cenis
Europe
1. Gothard
Arberg
Cascade Mountains
Northern Pacific
Ascces
Borns Chapel Hosts Rev Harris andAtlanta Visit
Mrs J M Harris visits Atlanta for Clark University commencement. Reverends Davis and Warliel of Sedalia attend Burn's Chapel Grand Court setting. Burn's Chapel lot valued at 100 per foot, 75 by 150 feet. Quarterly meeting collection totals 41.15. George R Smith College students appear at services.
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J. M. Harris
Atlanta
Georgia
Clark University
Richard Davis
TH. Warliel
Sedalia
Burn’s Chapel
Burn
Local Happenings and News Notes from Blackburn Area
Miss Ula Brown of Waverly and Mr Jones of Kansas City visited last week. Elder Finley of Arrow Rock preached at Free Will Baptist church Sunday. Born to Mr John Kinzy's wife a fine boy, both doing well. Shannon Carter on the sick list improving. John Guthrie and wife visited sister Mrs G W Seales Sunday. Corn crop is doing well in this part of the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ula Brown
Waverly
Mr. Jones
Finley
Arrow Rock
Free Will Baptist Church
John Kinzy
John Guthrie
G. W. Seales
Local News Highlights From Higginsville and Surroundings
Visitors and residents appear in a string of notes from Higginsville area. Dr GW Brown, now of Glasgow, Mo, was a prior resident and visited last week. Alfred Perry of KC visited relatives Sunday. Lexington Band performed at Jud Baptist Church last Saturday. sick list includes Mel Lawrence Stull Huston CVarker Ifie Woreall Mrs Rasims Pollard family visits. Douglas School board elected teachers with C E Johnson principal reappointment Dora Johnson Room 1 Anna Britt Room 2. George Summers janitor rejected. Georgie Price of St Louis succeeded Miss Lela Henderson. N Ho Ross of KC visitors for Decoration Day and graves of friends. Miss Girthe Wilson visited Pettis County relatives. Rev L Jackson Key services in Dover Thursday. Miss Killa Gaines of Chicago visited Wednesday. Arthur Gant and Lir Krit Gans conducted business out of town Wednesday.
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Douglas School
C. E. Johpson
Dora Johnson
Anna Britt
George Summers
Warrensburg Professor Cooper Leaves for Lamonte After Nine Months
Professor J. W. Cooper departed for Lamonte last Saturday after nine months of work in the school. Rev and Mrs Bohannon report a nice visit in Sedalia last week. The Literary department of the ME Church is progressing under Mrs M H Baker’s leadership.
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J. W. Cooper
Lamonte
Mrs. Bohannon
Sedalia
The
ME. Church
M.H. Baker
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Pettis CO
Diggs
St. Lous Lochinvar
Howard Welle
St. Louwsa
Wiliam Madison
Wisconia
Koffim
Hooker T. Washington
Hampton Institute
Walker and Thompson, Proprietors
Ed. Pyle
East Main Street
Sedalia, Missouri
Great Musicale
Take Mart
Abbott
Egee
Qar
Clifton Perry
North Lamine Street
Sedalia, Ma
C. H. Heynen
Pacific Depot
Kansas City
George R. Smith College
Blackburn
Shannon Carter
GW. Brown
Glasgow
Alfred Perry
K. C
Jud Baptist Church
Mel. Lawrence Stull
Huston Cvarker
Ifie Woreall
Georgie Price
Lela Henderson
N Ho Ross
Decoration Day
Lookig Alley
Girthe Wilson
Relastives
Pettis County
L Jackson
Dover
Killa Gaines
Chicago
Arthur Gant
Lir
Kritt Gans
Warrensburg
Essex
Sedalia Weekly Conservator
Liberty
Perry
Carvan
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