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Newspaper
Sedalia Weekly Conservator
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1906
Page
4
Directory of Pythian Lodges with meeting nights and officers across Missouri towns including Pine Street temple, various lodge numbers, chancellor commanders and keepers of records and seal.
McKinley No. 21 meets on the first and third Tuesday at 553 Main. Lodge officers include Lewis Woods as Chancellor Commander and Keeper of Record and Seal. Meeting place listed as 1734 Grand Ave under Vendome Academy, Kansas City.
All Pythian lodges must promptly forward notices of changes in their executive offices made during the June election. Lodges and courts are asked to submit data for proper entry in the Pythian Lodge Directory.
Sweet Springs residents attended church in Lexington and a Knight of Tabor arill in Salt Pond drew a large audience. Ollie Haynie, Lincoln Institute graduate, spoke for the charity and school sessions, while Miss Haynie plans to open Hustoria school Monday. Local families and visitors shared updates on illness and visits, with social gatherings at Mrs Harrison Greeg’s Thursday.
Malta Bend residents report Rev Tay es preached at Waverly. Mrs Wm Keith of Waverly visited Mrs Tirk. John Cirl is very ill. Mrs Emma Fowler visited Marshall with Annie Bisceres. Local riders attended Marshall street air outing with Pete Kile Clarence Steavenson Frank Steavenson Bud Florence Barney Florence and Lucy Weaver. Martha Kile improving. Will Henderson moved west brown house. Marion Thompson to move to Taylor house this week. Tom Paxton arrives from Mateball for work.
An unreadable OCR fragment mentions baths and water features with disjointed phrases. It references a person named Al G Wheeler and something about a room, hot water, and pricing, but the text is broken and not decipherable into a coherent event or report.
Mr Joe Carson has recovered from illness and is convalescing. Mrs H and Lyons and son Edmund visit friends in St Louis. Miss Florence Arnett was guest of Mrs Catherine Jennings. Knights of Pythias begin erecting a new hall. Mrs I B Boyd of Ironton Mo and her son visit her father Mr A E Lankford. Mr Joe Casey returned home. Mr Clarence Washington came home for a visit Saturday. Public schools progress nicely under Miss Daisy Lankford's management.
Notice calling Missouri lodges to organize Pythian Cadet companies for boys. Encourages immediate action and asks lodges to write Cor Wu Hughes at 3573 Bernard Ave in St Louis for information. Statewide effort to form Pythian children organizations.
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