Court Directory of Subordinate Courts of the Order of Calanthe
Kansas City courts meet at Vendome Academy with Prudence No 166 meeting biweekly Fridays at 2 30 led by Mrs Mary D Marshall and Mrs S M Dibble. Progress No 5 meets on alternating Fridays led by Mrs Lily Johnson and Mrs R H Browning. Orient al No 10 meets Thursdays at 2 30 led by Mrs Dollie Yates and Mrs Lulu Edwards. White Rose No 17 meets Thursdays at 2 30 led by Mrs Norena West and Mrs Pinkey Green. Mascot Court No 132 Ardmore meets first and third Tuesdays at 2 36 pm led by Mrs Fannie Majors and Miss Julia Hall II. Utopia Court No 19 Sedalia meets first Thursday at 3 pm led by Mrs J A Miler and Mrs Lulu Coleman. Pythagoras Court No 16 Springfield meets 2nd and 4th Wednesdays at 325 Boonville street led by Mrs Lucy Williams and Mrs I L Boxley. Booker T. Washington Court Ironton meets 2nd and 4th Thursdays at 3 pm led by Mabel Gordon and Birdie Callier. Masonic Hall court No 127 Farmington meets Fridays at 2 30 pm led by Mrs Ada Murphy and Miss Hessie Hunt. Courts not entered should send details to this office.
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Pythian Hall
Fannie Majors
Julia Hall, II of
Masole
Farmington
Masonic Hall
Ada Murphy
Hessie Hunt
Win Dites Restaurateur Takes Daily Bow
Win Dites, the restaurant owner, suffers a daily bowing incident. Sienry Pettis, a professional chef and principal of tie Vide Ons, has moved to a new city. Miss Wetts Matlock of Bets Washiausien Avenue, St Las, sent a terrace hall on the Dloth.
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Sienry Pettis
Prin
Tie Vide Ons
Teoang
Miss Wetts Matlock
Bets Washiausien Avenue
St Las
Will Give Baths at Wheeler Wie Progressive Bath Shop
A local shop adds a fine bathroom with hot and cold water to its premises on North Lamine. Notices say baths available at reasonable prices and invite customers to visit. Various local residents are noted as visiting or staying with friends, including Geo Gooch and others in the community.
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Aig Wheeler
North Lamine
Foo Ball Player Visited Sanctum And Returned
The article notes a ball player and sport figure who visited our sanctum multiple times and encountered a difficult situation on Thursday. It advises the caller friend Wright to reach out again.
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Wright
Prominent Neighbor Persuades Subscriptions in Quiet Month
Mrs Emma Fisher pressed a group to accept her subscription honey last Monday while our local exchequer showed a weak balance. Miss Jean O'laytar returns from a six month stay in St Louis for a brief Menus visit as Wiles helps. Cre Willorag's on Weet sloopir sip and AIC stetts pee are noted in community chatter.
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Emma Fisher
Jean O 'Laytar
Willorag’s
AIC Stetts
Daley Remembered by Large Concourse of Friends
A large concourse of friends gathered to pay last respects to the good man Daley, reflecting a community's esteem and shared sorrow at his passing.
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Daley
Clinton News Notes and Local Arrivals
Mrs M A Jackson on the sick list. Miss Trecie Raney visiting in Kansas. Miss Bessie McDaniel returned from Colorado. Public school opened Sept 3 with good attendance. John Swindell from Kansas City visiting his mother. Miss Sadie Smith of Versailles employed in the hotel. Rev Divers sermon at ME church drew many friends. Miss Eric O Jackson, new teacher, passed county exam in fourte en studies. Board praised her effort amid local district debates.
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Eric O Jackson
Dare Ove
Fragmentary OCR News Item Headlines Scene
A fragmented OCR passage mentions names and places in a street scene. Limited readable terms suggest a brief local item about residents or events, with unclear context and several garbled words. The readable bits include personal names and scattered locations, but no cohesive narrative.
Community News From Peoria County and Nearby Towns
Rev WIL Brown led a second service on the 2d at Tabapeal ence with strong attendance and uplifting sermons. Collections reached 8400 3K, while Rev G B Abbott progresses with church improvements. A social at Mrs D Crouch’s honored six students heading to Quindaro Lincoln Institute and Geof Smith in Sedalia. Miss Zelia Walker and Mr Marshall announce their marriage on the 27th at the ME church with a reception at Jackson Walker’s residence.
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Paige
Cranwell
Wil Brown
Tabapealence
D Crouch
Quindaro
Lincoln Institute
Geof Smith
Sedalia
Zelia Walker
This City
Mr Marshall
Kansas City
Jackson Walker
East Pine Street
Community notices and obituary fragment gather in local column
The column lists residents with moves and occupations including Sav Praskeen and Miss Bas Brown settling in St Louis, Oliver Danks and John Sims families in Sedsta, and A J Lothan mourned as a longtime Baptist member. Funeral services for Lothan were held at Second Baptist with Rev Thornley and Rev Chas assisting.
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Bas
Brown
St Louis
Reof AC Lewis
Oliver Danks
John Sims
Sedsta
JM Brown
Richmond
Pete Brown
Lothan
The
Baptist Church
W T Thornley
Fayette
Chas
Old Newspaper Subscription Laws and Penalties
The text outlines subscription rules including continued billing after non-receipt, publisher rights to send until arrears are paid, liability for uncollected papers, and consequences for not notifying the publisher of moves. It mentions prima facie fraud for uncalled papers and a provision about arrest rights for nonpayment under postal law, reflecting early 20th century enforcement.
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Trauml
Ctvlur
Sini
Republicans urged to back campaign for a Roosevelt framed victory
James S. Snevan urges Republicans to support a strong Congressional race tied to the party’s record. He calls for unity with the Republican National Congressional Committee and a Roosevelt centered campaign funded by one dollar subscriptions, promising the campaign booklet and committee documents to each donor.
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Republican National Congressional Committee
Theodore Roosevelt
James S. Snevan
P O. Box
New York
Fragmented Local Schedule Snippet
Readable fragments show events listed with times such as 6 30 p m and 7 40 p m on an inexact day. The text lacks clear context, entities, or a完整 event description to identify a definitive headline or summary.
Sunday School and Covenant Meetings Schedule
Weekly church activities listed include Sunday School on the first and third Sundays with morning and evening services at 7 40 pm. Prayer meetings and covenant meetings occur Tuesday and Monday evenings. The text welcomes all, mentioning Rev E Burns, Mrs Zula Whitley, and Mitel Williams among others.
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Covenant Meeting
EoDurns
Paster
Zula Whitley
Cleri
Mitel Williams
Asaf Cher
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Court Directory
Order of Calanthe
Vendome Academy
Grand Ave
Prudence
Mary D Marshall
S M Dibble
Lily Johnson
R H Browning
Oriental No. 10
Dollie Yates
Lulu Edwards
Norena West
Pinkey Green
Mascot Court
Ardmore, Mo
Utopia Court No
Sedalia, Mo
D OH
J A Miler
Lulu Coleman
Fythagoras Court
Springfield, Mo
Boonville Street
Lucy Williams
I* L Boxley
Booker T. Washington Court
Ironton, Mo
Pythian Hell
Mabel Godon
Birdie Cellier
SeSehess
Rentitt Atenee
Oy seSsBegs
Geo Gooch
Travis
Eva Warfield
Felix Warfield
East Morgan Street
JR Johnson
Elk Fork
SH Wright
Otterville
Mr Wright
Mollie Gordon
Pleasant Hill
Nora Suthington
CN Wright
Mrs
Patsey Williams
East Main ST
Clinton
M A Jackson
Trecie Raney
Kansas
Bessie McDaniel
Colorado
John Swindell
Sadie Smith
Versailles
Munice Freeman
Lena Prowell
Clara Wall Lett
Jefferson City
Bennetta Webster
Georo Sith College
Divers
Ae Oyart
Etsy
Omr
Elas
Seale
Gil
Bute
G B Abbott
SAV Praskeen
Martha
Lona Voarsen
Della Watson
Jones
Reed, Jackson and
Talbot
Geo R Smith College
S. Reeves
Little Son
Mk& T
Nur
Life
O. J. Brooks
North Fifth Street
Administrator de Bonan
Sas
Missouri
State Fair Grounds
Sedalia Church
Taylor Chapel Methodist Chargs
A. Om
Sciil
Clisse
Epworth League
Rev R. Davis
Cooper Etrest
BURN
Morgan Street
Jaks Vats
Eureka Srings
Chicago
Lilimois
Imit
C M’ Jacobs
P & TA
G. J Grosshaw
Warsaw
Sorhelly
Wirrein
Sedalla
Kubatas
Tuk
Uri
Kane
Amvielon
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