Cole Family Reunion Draws 184 Descendants At Liberty Park
About 184 descendants of the William Temple Cole and Stephen Cole families gathered at Liberty Park for the annual Cole reunion on Sunday August 25. Officers elected included honorary president Mrs Gilla Roe president Farrie L Cole Otterville vice president Ed Solomon New Franklin secretary treasurer and historian Miss Margaret Bolton. The group planned next year’s reunion for the last Sunday in August 1945. A talk on a genealogy book and remarks from Judge Redmond Cole highlighted the day along with a solo by a Roe granddaughter and a closing song Blessed Be the Tie That Binds. Attendees came from numerous Missouri towns and nearby states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Temple Cole
Stephen Cole
Liberty Park
Gilla Roe
Farrie L. Cole
Otterville
Ed. Solomon
New Franklin
Ira Leiter
Sedalia
Margaret Bolton
William Lucas
Kansas City
Cole
Missouri
Redmond Cole
Oklahoma City
Cooper County
Coles
Tulsa
Okla
Redmond S. Cole
Sandy Hook
Clarence Cole
Centertown
Will Cole
Roy Snodgrass
Malta Bend
J. E. Solomon
Havana
Kas
Frank Dickey
Ernest Dickey
Shaw
Claude R. Walker
Claude J. Lewis
Herber F. Walker
Rich Hill
S. ©. Collier
Irene Collier
Nevada
C. T. Moore
Green Ridge
Lemuel Cole
Florence
Porter Cole
Sadie Homan
Decia Ross
Wallace Cole
Ottawa
Kansas
Anna Rhoads
Bunceton
Ed Solomon
Hob Cole Solomon
Blue Springs
M. M. Stevenson
Tommie Sprinkle
Bettie Sprinkle
Donald Sprinkle
Patsy Ann Sprinkle
Wanda Lee
Pilot Grove
Don Cole
Carl Cole
Noel Cole
Carolyn
Polly Jane
William Dow Cole
Warrensburg
Porter Cash
Horace Cash
Red Lodge
Mont
Mattie Woolery
Osceola
Charles Kauffman
Orava Kauffman
Geneva Brinegar
Windsor
G. F. Alexander
Roy Alexander
Collins
J. W. Kauffman
Bill Kauffman
Neva
Leonard Kauffm
Nannie Shultz
Calhoun
W. E. Oswald
Prairie Home
Ernest Cole
Richard and
Elmer
Tecumseh
Louis Kellog
L. E. Kellog
Charlie Cole
Katherine Cole
Peggy Segler
Cara Lee Segler
Appleton City
Georgia Rains
Independence
Myrtie Scrogin
Butler
Grace Basset
Frost
Patty Lou
Gerster
Barb Todd
Orval W. Cauthon
Opal Fern Tucker
Lewis Calvin Tucker
Brownington
R. L. Love
Holt’s Summit
Tipton Social Roundup Sees Wide Travel and Visits
Tipton residents and guests share two weeks of summer travel tours and home visits. Mary Elizabeth Hays returns from Los Angeles with Ruth Hays while A C Gigas and Naomi Newkirk visit from Kansas City.
Obituary Notices From Sedalia Area
Obituary notices report the death of Rebecca Scroggin in Dodge City Kansas at 2 40 pm Tuesday following five months of poor health. Surviving children include Arthur Ollie Jr Rheda and Orin Scroggin. Also noted are the deaths of Finney R Bryant and Mrs J J Porter with service details and survivors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sedalia
Orin Scroggin
South Prospect Avenue
Rebecca Scroggin
Dodge City
Kansas
Rare illness follows adenoids operation in Missouri girl
A high school junior hospitalizes after an adenoids removal in St. Louis. She first recovered at home, then sudden illness in Jefferson City diagnosed as rare. Nurses Charlotte Gattermeir and Elizabeth Kinze cared for her as family members gather. Funeral services held for Otto Ninas after his sudden death at his Hastain farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Jefferson City
Charlotte Gattermeir
Elizabeth Kinze
Methodist Church
Infant Graveside Services For McQuiddy Child
Graveside services were held for Sandra Jean McQuiddy infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Edgar H McQuiddy of Chicago Illinois at 11 yesterday. She weighed eight pounds and was stillborn at Bothwell hospital after a Sunday morning birth. Rev H A Campbell of Fifth Street Methodist church officiated. The mother was formerly Miss Virginia Dyer daughter of Dr and Mrs D P Dyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandra Jean McQuiddy
Edgar H. McQuiddy
Chicago
Bothwell Hospital
H. A. Campbell
Fifth Street Methodist Church
Virginia Dyer
D. P. Dyer
Mrs. Onita Wilson Lucky Dies After Illness at 34
Mrs. Onita Wilson Lucky 34 of 420142 South Osage avenue died last night at 6 40 at Bothwell hospital after a three week illness. She was born October 19 1906 in Ardmore Oklahoma daughter of the late Mr and Mrs Thomas Wilson and educated in a convent. A St Patrick’s church member she moved to Sedalia about 20 years ago. Survived by her husband Dale Lucky married December 11 1939 none other.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Porter
East Twelfth Street
North Little Rock
Arkansas
James Mitchner
Bayou Meto
Porter
Sedalia
East Second Street
Onita Wilson Lucky
South
Osage Avenue
Bothwell Hospital
Ardmore
Okla
Thomas Wilson
Oklahoma
St. Patrick’s Church
Dale Lucky
Rural Pupils Recite Under Virginia Lower at Pleasant View
Miss Virginia Lower led Pleasant View school pupils in a Tuesday evening recital at the Pleasant View school. The program included group songs, piano solos and duets, guitar and ukulele selections, and vocal pieces. Lower will continue as music supervisor for the term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Lower
Pleasant View School
Marjorie Davis
Eunice
Gladys Christian
Alvin Frisch
Nadine Compton
J. D. Lacey
Mabel Smith
Eunice Christian
Christine Compton
Dorothy Smith
Louise Lacey
America
Mary Ann Ramnbow
Virginia
Death of Esther Gattermeir in Jefferson City
Esther Margaret Gattermeir aged 15 daughter of Mrs Henry Gattermeir of California Missouri died Wednesday evening at St Marys Hospital Jefferson City. She was a student at California high school and is survived by mother and two brothers. Funeral arrangements are pending at the time of report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther Margaret Gattermeir
Henry Gattermeir
California
St. Mary’s Hospital
Jefferson City
Sea Water Would Take 2 Million Years to Flow Over Niagara Falls
A claim asserts the total world sea water would require about two million years to drain over Niagara Falls. The statement highlights the vast volume of Earth's oceans and the sheer scale of the falls' overflow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niagara Falls
Keen Kutters 4-H Club Meeting at Mrs Harding Home
The Keen Kutters 4-H club of Van Natta held a Monday session at Mrs. W. M. Harding’s home. Helen Geiser presided and led the pledge. Members answered roll with what they enjoy most about 4-H. Songs games and refreshments followed by Norma and Lois Fiedler and Mrs. Harding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Natta
W. M. Harding
Helen Geiser
Norma
Lois Fiedler
Governor Stark Praises Hirth at MFA Convention
Governor Lloyd C. Stark paid tribute to William Hirth founder and president of the Missouri Farmers Association, listing his fight against corruption and his farm leadership. The event honored Hirth’s illness and featured speakers on insurance, school laws, and cooperative banking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd C. Stark
Missouri Farmers Association Convention
William Hirth
Jewell Mayes
F. W. Heinkel
Jefferson City
Hirth
Missouri Agriculture
Missouri
M.F.A
Mr. Hirth
Thomas Benton
Joseph Folk
Missouri Farmers’ Association
Glenn Geers
Ten Die In Bates Mine Blast Amid Rescue Efforts
Ten men, the entire night crew of Bates Coal Corp., were killed by a shaft explosion 1,700 feet underground near Bates Arkansas. Mine inspector J W Fitzfarrell opened an investigation as bodies were removed to Heavener Oklahoma and Hartford Arkansas. Miners identified include J E Manning and others from Hartford Bates Jenny Lind Huntington Clarkeville and Mansfield. Rescue workers faced debris barriers while about half of the town’s 200 residents gathered at the mine entrance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bates
Ark
Bates Coal Corporation
J. W. Fitzfarrell
Fort Smith
Heavener
Okla
Hartford
Oklahoma
J. E. Manning
Gilbert Johnson
Mayo Johnson
Jenny Lind
Alta Wheatley
Greenwood
Bart Renfro
Tom Barkley
Huntington
Alvin L. Yakley
Mansfield
Odis Harris
Clint Huff
Clarkeville
Ben H. Beddwell
Damages Sought in Auto Crash Lawsuits
Miss Minnie Wiley of Houstonia sues D. L. Thompson of Hatfield for 5000 dollars over injuries from a Sunday car crash ten miles north of Sedalia on highway 65. J. M. Wiley seeks 250 dollars for his own auto damage. Both cases filed in circuit court with attorneys J. T. Montgomery and Henry C. Salveter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Wiley
Houstonia
D. L. Thompson
Hatfield
J. M. Wiley
J. T. Montgomery
Henry C. Salveter
Burglars Break Into Two Sedalia Businesses
Thieves visited the Main Street Bar at 109 East Main and the Menefee Coal Co. at Second Street and Moniteau Avenue Monday night. A rear door panel was shattered at the bar and a music box stolen. Menefee’s rear window was broken but nothing else appears missing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sedalia
Main Street
East Main Street
Menefee Coal Co
Second Street
Moniteau Avenue
Menefee’s
Myron W. Cox Faints After Salary Doubling
Myron W. Cox 41, a city hall clerk, was named commissioner of water collections with more than double his former salary. He fainted at the appointment and was ordered two days rest in a hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Myron W. Cox
Cox
Ration Cards Required Before Funerals in Greece
Berlin reports that permission for Greek funerals in Athens will be granted only after the deceased's ration cards are returned to authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Athens
Greece
Also Mentioned on This Page
Emma Cole
Bruce Ulmer
Farrie Cole
Frank and
Farrie Jr
Hob Cole
George M. Putnam
Maynard
Marjorie
T. J
Gladys
Connie
Wilbur
Jimmie
Martha Belle
Versailles
Lyles Woolery
Tipton
A. R. Snorgrass
Mary Elizabeth Hays
Los Angeles
Ruth Hays
San Francisco Fair
A. C. Gigas
Naomi Newkirk
S. R. Ferguson
Philip Jackson
Joplin
John Kerr
Jack Dean
Peoria
Ill
Rosa Kerr
James Renshaw
B. C. Finley
C. E. Meyer
Margaret
C. E. Pulley
Ned Donald
A. L. Pulley
Ruth White
Grand Fork
N. D
Alva White
Eleanor Maclay
Ned Maclay
Dallas
Texas
Walter Swanner
William Woods
Hillman
Little Son
Clay Center
Alvin Vaught
Norbert Fry
Raymond Dick
Dean Inglebre
Clyde Snorgrass
Snorgrass
Virgil Williams
Williams
Harry Williams
J. F. Potts
Roy Finley
Roy Hostetter
Mr. Hostetter
Fortuna
Gaugheer
Susan
Bristoe
Oklo
Lake of the Ozarks
William Veulemans
Boonville Hospital
Paul Glasgow
Jack Needy
H. Needy
Clarine
Dorothy Hecht
Lawrence Hecht
Kaw
A. B. Crider
Hannibal
Crider
C. M. Ferguson
Mrs
Eastern Star
Arthur Scroggin
Japan
Ollie Scroggin Jr
Rheda Spence
Lewis
Finney R. Bryant
Pettis County
Mr. Bryant
Hannah Freeland
Frank Bryant
Harvey Bryant
Bloomington
John R. Bryant
Shreveport
Louisiana
Gladys Bullard
Laura Hale
Spring Fork
Henry Bryant
Overland Park
Edward Bryant
Otto Ninas
Hastain
Mr. Ninas
Anne Ninas
New Castle
Calif
Donald
Turkey Creek Valley
Christopher
Louise Betteen Ninas
Holland
France
Germany
Poland
United States
Wisconsin
Nebraska
Turkey Creek Chapel
J. M. West of
Fristoe
Ida White
Warsaw
Ellis Ninas
Sonora
Paul Ninas
Escalon
Henry Ninas
United States Army
Hawaii
Donald Ninas
Edwards
Riva Rushton
Onita
Lucky
Hugh Satterwhite
E. W. Couey
West
Fourth Street
Rockford
Wash
Smiling Eyes
Donald Lacey
Keen Kutters
Gov. Stark
MFA
New M.F.A. Life Insurance Department
London
Donnelly
Phil M. Donnelly
Laclede County
Frank Feis
Frank B. Young
Farmers’ Livestock Commission Company of
East St. Louis
C. F. May
W.P.F.A
Young
J. G. Clary
Mountain Grove
Mandalay
Dorothy Bockelman
Missouri Pacific Buzz Sawyers
P. R. Nichols
Evelyn Lewis
Gallatin
John Cleary
Department of Agriculture
MacKinney
Forest Green
Lane
Ing
D. M. Hardy
St. Louis Bank For Cooperatives
Mr. Hardy
Rochdale
England
Rochdale Pioneers
Hardy
St. Louis Bank For
Missouri Farmers Association
Cooperative Bank
George M. Kelly
Moniteau County
Starker Maurice Milligan
Kelly
W. A. Beal
Ash Grove
WPFA
We Three
F. A
JFA
Tom Collins
American Steel and Wire Company
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