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Newspaper
Sedalia Weekly Conservator
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1903
Page
4
The Sweet Springs Band seeks an experienced musician to take on instructional duties. Administration plans to hire a capable trainer to elevate rehearsal standards and performance preparation.
Resolved by Sulphur Springs Tabernacle in Sedalia to publish this obituary for Sister Rena Porter born February 28, 1903 in Sweet Springs. A life of devout Christianity as MBE member, Sunday School secretary, and IOTT secretary is celebrated, with notes on her education, teaching, and long local service. The notice also mentions community clubs, church events, and a resolution paying tribute to Prof. P. T. Bowles and service transitions.
May of Climax Co moves to our city to make it home. Wire destroyed Mr J Hickman’s home on N Washington St Sunday morning. DY Steele’s offers haircuts at 120 East Main St. Vel repertoire in Conservator weekly. subscribe now. Mel Travis club held progressive entertainment at Taylor Chapel Tuesday night. Mr Wim Curd from Georgetown visits, promoting new subscriber. Mrs Katie Smith returned from Nashville Town with daughter, recovering at East 3rd St home. C B S English teaches brass instrument music and plans a large class soon.
Dino on Saturday Oct 17 at 60 clock on North Washington reports the death of Mr. Chism a former citizen of the city who lived in Kansas City Missouri for years. He came from Versailles Missouri and joined the A M E Church. He contracted illness in Kansas City and returned here a week before his death.
A Sunday morning service at Epworth Church featuring preaching by Klassen and Sone Gorrie with preludes and band activities. The schedule lists morning events and a concluding afternoon program.
Public notice outlines weekly Wednesday evening activities at the Baptist Church associated YMCA program. Mentions names such as Morgan St and Mod Sunita, with dates and attendee references.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Simpson's Chapel and Methendist Episcopal Church with references to Geneva Claws Preavivite and a pastor named Weituend or similar. Text is unclear but indicates church notices or service headings without readable dates or full names.
CM. FE. Church announces Sunday morning service at 9 and Sunday school at 7:00. Prayer meeting Fridays at 8:00. Pastor Warfield presiding, with services including Sunday morning worship and evening gatherings.
Fragmentary OCR notes show upcoming religious meetings at Free Will Baptist Church with mentions of Ferachine Rolly Sindee Selva Covenant petting and Friday evening tenting events. Details are unclear due to damaged text.
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