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Newspaper
Sedalia Weekly Conservator
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1905
Page
2
Sedalia weekly notice states post office operations are set for Saturday mornings with planned services and deadlines. The item reflects local postal scheduling and public accessibility at Sedalia.
A compact note in advance form references a six month period and a prearranged copy dealing with Por Your. The item notes timing and copy status, suggesting a billing or preparation step prior to an event or publication.
A vivid Muskogee promotional piece touts the city as a booming West hub. It touts business growth and housing improvements, the 20th Century Correspondence School, and a June 7 social function led by educators and local leaders to foster youth culture and moral amusement.
Miss Violetta Willene Jackson a highly cultured young lady is the youngest daughter of Rev J Will Jackson D D presiding elder of the St Joseph District Central Missouri Conference at the Methodist Episcopal Church. She has devoted effort to Voice Culture and is renowned for her vocal abilities and was dubbed The Queen of Song by the cultured Celt of Springfield Missouri during engagements there.
Professor Ho of Wiley University lectured at Warren Street Church to a crowded audience and was hosted by Mrs. M Herndon and the Bohannons. Miss Cora Mields visits her aunt in Knob Nester. Children’s Day program planned for June 11. Silas Brent began a summer job with the mill. Funeral for William Carter of Crearville attended. born Virginia 1920. survived by wife Josephine Wright, sister Mrs. Francis Taylor, and sons William and J P Carter. Mrs. George Milla improving. Sir Knights and citizens honor Decoration Day graves.
Harry White is on the sick list this week and Mrs. Effie Piper suffers a relapse in Union Hill.
The Reverend Norris preached the baccalaureate sermon to the graduating class at Douglas School on Sunday morning the 28th, in Lexington.
Closing exercises of the Grammar and High School departments at Douglas School were held at the 2nd Baptist Church on Tuesday evening. Rev J J Clark led an innovation, Rev A A Gilbert delivered the address, and diplomas were awarded to High School pupils Anline Freeman Lillie Green Glover Hawkins. Promotion certificates went to Waldo Gilbert Maud Blackwell Juanita Jones Myrtle Gordon Hannah Walker Addie Curtis Mamie Hancock Irene Foster.
Mrs Mary Perry spent Tuesday in town for school commencement. The Tigers defeated the Bradburys 13 to 1 in a Sunday KC game at Hunker Hill. Mrs Geo Walker plans to build on 17th Street prior to moving to town. John and Will Galbrath test Monday for Lincoln. The BF annual sermon by Rev A A Gilbert is postponed to Sunday in June.
Friday night May 26 a large audience attended the Potosi Public School commencement. Nora Hingston graduated. The program featured the orchestra and vocal solos by Arthur Johnson and Ernestine Dyer. Dyer, a West Plains native and Lincoln Institute graduate, trains pupils and will vacation in Chicago with her brother.
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