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Newspaper
Sedalia Weekly Conservator
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1906
Page
4
Pythian Lodge directory for St Louis shows multiple lodges with meeting nights and times. Officers listed include chancellor commander and keeper of records and seal across numerous numbered lodges such as Eureka No 16 and Springer No 17, with varied meeting days in the evenings.
Kansas City lodges announce meeting details for McKinley No 21 and Progress No 43. Meetings held 1st and 3rd Tuesday at 8 PM and 2nd and 4th Tuesday at 8 PM respectively at 53 Main St. Officials listed: Rupert Harpy as chancellor commander and Bourvar E. Watkins as keeper.
A terse list of lodge meetings across Missouri towns detailing schedules for numerous lodges including Northstar, Long Star, Harrison, Flora, Morning Star, Commerce, Richmond, Monerly, Rising Sun, Anchor, Cottonwood Point, Fayette and others. Each entry names meeting nights, times, locations, chancellor commanders and keepers of records and seal.
Greater Sedalia Lodge No 42 at Esalia Missouri meets on the first and third Thursday evenings. Chancellor commander F S Bowns and keeper of records DL Wutre are listed officers.
Charles D. Rayburn and Walter Morey announce their candidacy forRecorder of Pettis County with both subject to the Republican county convention decision.
County Clerk M L Imhoff stands as a candidate for Pettis County clerk subject to the Republican county convention decision. David Roberts also seeks the county clerk post in Pettis County.
The Lexington Union Band appeals to state residents for patronage in its first year. It guarantees satisfaction and advertises full dress uniforms and complete equipment. General Manager Secretary P. O. Box 585 Lexington Mo.
In Lexington the annual conference highlighted the Woman's Missionary Society work now three years old with 15 auxiliaries led by several officers from St Louis Sedalia Bridgeton Kansas City Rolls and Louisiana. Treasurer Anna Adams Henley reported receipts 3/1905 to 3/1906 totaling 19771 with expenditures 19677 and a balance of 399 from last year.
Lexington social updates include Harrison Gates and wife and Mrs Carrie Wilson on sick list and travel to Kansas City for business. Miss Ethel Henderson hosts Blue Ribbon Club party with peanut souvenirs. Mary Clark to Topeka. W H Huston hosts band at Sedalia Conservator contest. Several locals attend Kansas City visits and Estill Heights visitors noted.
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