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Newspaper
Sedalia Weekly Conservator
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1907
Page
3
GOURT DIRECTORY lists multiple lodges in Kansas City and Missouri towns with meeting dates and times. Entries include Grand Ave in Kansas City and offices of Mrs. S Matthew Dibble Lily Johnson Dolle Yates Norena West and other officers.
Vernon Robinson, formerly of Chicago, returned to settle his mother's estate. David Morris of the college was called home for his sister's funeral at Versailles. Rev Cummins of Holden held meetings at the Free Baptist Church with A M Todd preaching. Miss Edna Simpson of Pilot Grove married A Wilson of Ardmore last Saturday night. Gas Jeeman's barn burned last Sunday night the third.
The piece describes a scare at church with minor damage, reports Prof. C Hubbard detained from duty due to grippe, editor Huston substituting, J T William returning after medical studies, and Mrs M J Hubbard with Miss Virlee visiting Lincoln School. It notes busy job work at the Conservator and the editor's rising journalistic profile.
Beatrice Kenoly mourns the death of her father Rev Kenoly, pastor of the Windsprang church and city school teacher. The Baue-Ball Department of the Athletic Association of Geo. R. Smith College extends deepest sympathy to the bereaved family as plans are anticipated.
The Western University Boys aim to bring their girls to a game and after the match host a musical entertainment. They urge everyone to attend for a gala occasion. The Excelsior Club plans its first banquet on the 29th with chaperones provided by elderly matrons.
Mrs Lucinds Maberly of O Fallon died at home on the 4th. She was 85 and had led a Christian life for more than forty years. Rev G W Ball, her only son, attended the obsequies conducted by Rev Leom Moten, her pastor.
The city youths form a new baseball club promising to defeat all challengers on the diamond. At their recent election the officers chosen were Bennie Burton president Lealie Diggs secretary Minor Holmes treasurer Sterling Chambers general manager.
Miss Irene Fletcher returns to Lincoln Institute in Jefferson City Missouri after being called home for illness of herself and mother A group of friends gave a delightful surprise the evening before her departure Everyone enjoyed the gathering and wished her success for the rest of the year at Lincoln
A reader letters column argues that the publication should address community concerns and reflect readers' voices. The piece appeals for clarity, accountability, and more transparent reporting from the newspaper staff.
G L Coleman writes to supporters insisting on continuity in school leadership. He highlights his supervision record at the World’s Fair, argues for impartial graded schooling, and stresses tenure benefits, urging voters to back his reelection to maintain steady school progress.
Mrs Estella Edwards nee Bell dies at home on Lambe Street on Wednesday morning the 13th She leaves a husband a mother several brothers and an infant two weeks old She was a former student of George R Smith College Class of 07 and beloved by classmates who issued resolutions praising her gentle nature and enduring friendship in the Cloud of 07 note of mourning references the Great Architect of the Universe and the Elysian fields and Eternal Bliss.
Notice of election to decide a forty cent increase in the annual school tax rate in Sedalia Missouri for the district. Election to be held Tuesday April 2 1967 at designated municipal officer locations. Voters will mark For increase or Against the increase on ballots. Board president W H Powell and secretary A W McKinzie certify the notice with district seal.
Weekly religious service notice listing Sunday School preaching class meeting and Epworth League prayer meeting led by Rev R. Davis, pastor, at residence 107 E Cooper Street.
Preaching at 2 30 p m and 7 30 p m Sunday. Sunday School at 14 00 a m. Prayer meeting every Wednesday evening. All are welcome to attend the services led by Pastor Rev R Adkins.
Sunday School 10 a.m. Preaching first and third Sunday each month at 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. Prayer Meeting Tuesday night Covenant Meeting Friday night. Pews free and everybody made welcome.
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