Warsaw News Highlights Thanksgiving Week Circles Many
Central Missouri town notes visitations and gatherings as Rev R C Eddins and others stay with local families. Basketball sees Warsaw Wildcats defeat Cole Camp 11 to 10 in the season opener. Students return home for Thanksgiving from CMS T, Central College, William Jewell, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. B. Potts
Windsor
J. A. Hunt
Edwin Brady
R. L. Porter
Belton
Texas
Clayton Jackman
Michigan
Joe Bennett
Wayne Pate
Pate
Turkey Creek
M. M. Hammond
Jimmie Downe
Jim Green
Green
Eldorado Springs
Henry Baslee
Baslee
Green Ridge
Alonzo Downs
Dale
Cole Camp
Olen Downs
Jack Land
Noel Land
Kansas City
Edna Land
Warsaw Wild Cats
Wild Cats
Nettie Huston
Ben Lea
Lea
Macks Creek
F. H. Eidson
Eidson
Climax Springs
Lawrence Castle
Otterville
L. L. Schroder
Caples Matlock
E. T. Robbins
Robbins
W. J. Wheeldon
Moberly
Rhea Bagby
Craig, Mo
H. W. Henderson
Shawnee Bend
Mesdames Orlena Ashinhurst
Bert Miller
Buel Hughes
Max McClung
P. M. Teeters
George Coon
Helen
Sallie Coch
Spring Grove
Cora Slinker
Sharon
Kansas
Ira Smith
Esther
Warsaw
Florence
Arthur Schroder
Billy Wagoner
George Truitt
Truitt
J. H. Wagoner, Jr
H. L. Weymuth
R. L. Bristow
Sam
The
Baptist Church
Tin Hickman
Chas. Huffman
Flavel Guier
Cross Timbers
Q. B. Potts
R. I. Hunt
R. A. Hunt
Fred L. Hunt
J. R
Anna Calbert
Lucille Calbert
Springfield
Robert Calbert
Thanksgiving News from Moniteau County Families
Local society notes describe Thanksgiving visits and extended family gatherings across Owensville Sedalia and surrounding towns. Numerous relatives from Kansas City St. Louis Webster Groves Sedalia and more joined for dinners travels and church events.
Revival ends with ten additions to church in Houstonia
In Houstonia two weeks of revival services concluded with ten new adherents joining the church. Mr. and Mrs. John Harris were among those listed in the society notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennie Martin
John Harris
Versailles Social News and Local Obituary Notes
Mrs Lon J Sears sister of H C C D and Frank Hunter of Versailles died at her home near Columbia after a long illness. Funeral at Baptist church in Columbia. Burial at Eldon. Revival adds 32 members to a Christian church over two weeks. Evangelist Rev M L Riley of Windsor led meetings. Numerous local visits, travels and gatherings noted with residents from Versailles and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birtle Huff
Lon J. Sears
H. C
C. D
Frank Hunter
Versailles
Columbia
Baptist Church
Eldon
Christian Church
M. L. Riley
Windsor
Charles Lee
St. Louis
Harold H. Wendleton
Gunn
Assembly of God Church
C. H. Mason
Ardmore
Okla
Isaac Mason
D. E. Allen
J. H. Glenn
Highway Department
Jefferson City
Glenn
Tuscumbia
Margaret Wallace
Iberia
Roy Leatherman
Proctor
C. H. Smoyer
H. D. Lee
Tiger Hotel
La Monte social notes and marriages highlight holiday week
La Monte residents host dinners and visits across Kansas, Missouri, and Nebraska. The paper reports weddings, travel for Thanksgiving, church events, school activities, and family gatherings featuring the Marshalls Sullivans Lehmer and Craig families among others.
Thanksgiving Gatherings Mention Local Families
Spent Thanksgiving with Mr and Mrs Mara Keevil at Syracuse. Mr and Mrs Birtle Huff spent Thanksgiving in Clarkeburg with Mr and Mrs James E Huff and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mara Keevil
Syracuse
Birtle Huff
Clarkeburg
James E. Huff
Mrs James Self Family Return To St Louis
Mrs James Self and family returned to St Louis Wednesday evening. Mrs Kate Burns and son Vin were mentioned in the same note, indicating continued local social ties and travel details in Syracuse reporting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline Schroeder
James Self
St. Louis
Kate Burns
Vin
Sedalia Socials Share Thanksgiving Week Visits
Local residents and relatives scatter for holidays with kin across Missouri. Families including the Nelson, Wilson, Ford, Hedgpeth, Smith, Koontz, Roose, Russell, and Gerhardt clans visit in Sedalia and nearby towns, with trips to California, Arm Strong, Boonville, Ottawa, and Kansas City noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Wilson
P. A. Wilson
Sedalia
EF. A. Ford
Hilton Dean Brady
California
James Brady
Hilton Dean
W. T. Hedgpeth
Jaimie Jean
Kansas City
Harold Ford
E. K. Ford
Benton Smith, Jr
Sam T. Smith
J. R. Koontz
Rose Edmonston
Pilot Grove
J. M. Roose
G. FE. Ensley
Robert Johnson
Nellie Judy
Armstrong
Frances Paxton
G. W. Alexander
Boonville
Jessie Blank
Aaron Hanson
F. C. Betteridge
J. B. Norman
Tipton
Howard Roe
Howard, Jr
Nora Roe
J. B. Rand
Ora Swarts
Kansas
Willie Harris
Warrenton
W. E. Harris
E. Y. Glenn
James Richey
Will Carey
Speed
William Goldsmith
Coffeyville
Kas
Rolla Hickerson
Wes Cook
Syracuse
Cook
J. F. Shrout
Leona
Lois
Cotie Hunt
Ben Hurt, Jr
Mt. Vernon
Jack Watring
Lloyd, Melvin
Marvin
New Lebanon
Ethelyn Nelson
P. J. Dishion
Roy Blank
South Missouri
Elenora Gerhardt
St. Joseph Hospital
C. F. Gerhardt
Iodine Incident Sends Ray Gibson To City Hospital
Ray Gibson of 1526 East Fourth Street drank a small amount of iodine Saturday morning and was rushed to Bothwell Hospital where Dr. D. P. Dyer treated him. He was later released after being taken by McLaughlin ambulance to the hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Gibson
East Fourth Street
Bothwell Hospital
D. P. Dyer
Gibson
McLaughlin
Colonel L M Monsees hosts radio talk on jacks and jennets
Smithton breeder Col L M Monsees, age 80, discussed eight decades in the jack business with Bob Clough on four NAS stations. He recalled his first jack in 1870, highlighted key show jacks, top sales in 1910 and 1916, and described Limestone Valley Farm's breeding legacy and notable offspring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col. L. M. Monsees
Bob Clough
Jacks and
Jennets
L. M. Monsees
Smithton
National Broadcasting System
RSC
Limestone Valley Farm
Missouri
Spain
Tennessee
Superior Mammoth
Chicago
Limestone Mammoth
LMM
St. Louis
San Francisco
RSL
Youth Killed by Playmate in Clinton House Accident
James King, 17, of Clinton, was fatally wounded when a 22 rifle held by his 15 year old playmate Bob Clark discharged at his home on South Park avenue. A coroner's jury ruled accidental death. Clark, son of Mr and Mrs Frank Clark, was a playmate at the King residence and the accident occurred as both boys played in a room. King died about 45 minutes after the shot. He was survived by his parents two brothers and four sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Zey
Otto Schoneberg
Albert Schoenthal
el Campo
Texas
Schoneberg
Monireau County
D. W. Lehman
David
Davenport
Iowa
Evangelical Cemetery
Ralph Bieri
Cole Camp
Ulrich Bieri
Herman Spring
California
Frank Kratzer
Frank, Jr
Wichita
Kas
Kratzer
Charles Kratzer
Lucille
Gene Longan
St. Louis
F. C. Allrich
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Boonville
Elaine Annette
Grant West
Kansas City
R. H. Latham
Alvin Gross
Lottie Gross
Portland
Ore
Gross
Matilda Robertson
Nadine Latham
Herman Garnett
Wentzville
Frank Scheidt
Sedalia
Urban Imhoff
M. C. Gowan
Gowan
Dollie Detchemendy
P. J. Detchmendy
J. E. Marti
Department of Athletics
University of Nevada
Truman Miller
Eldon
Glen Walker
Olean
Leonard Gray
High Point
Ralph Barry
Henry Kuhn
Frank Hale
J. H. Kindle
Guy Palmer
Pansey Powell
Eldon Lehman
Max Block
Harold Baer
Florida
R. E. Kerby
Hugh Marshall
Arch Ragar
Carl Ragar
Geneva Mae Farley
Green Ridge
Joe Marshall
D. W. Drummond
Washington, D. C
Alice Landes
Lena Rogers
Frank Jack
Bonner Springs
Jerry Sullivan
Maggie Sullivan
Jennie Downs
R. A. Conner
W. L. Waters
R. V. Ayers
Los Angeles
Versailles
Illinois
Lloyd
LaVerne
Leona Mahin
Floyd Finch
Gene Stout
H. M. Mahin
Irwin
Orville Lehmer
Kenneth Ficken
Munsel Gregory
Margaret
Mildred
Vivian
Home Folk
Nebraska City
Neb
Inter-Studio Co
O. F. Plum
Norfolk
Lucille L. Craig
P. S. Craig
Frank E. Wellman
G. M. Wellman
la Monte
Bucyrus
Thomas A. Huffine
Methodist Church
Garnett Williams
Williams
Walker Butler
Warrensburg
Lena Keller
Mary Lou
Belton
Virgil Hansbrough
Sweet Springs
Ed. Blakeley
B. F. Parker
Dayton
A. B. Twyman
Ray Swank
Munsey Gregory
Osawatomie
A. E. Dixon
Dixon
Henry Hall
Ellis
Eva Hotzenpiller
Smithton
E. W. Davidson
Mary Catherine
Oak Grove
W. C. Westbrook
Myrtle Butts
Wallace Smiley
Houstonia
H. H. Smiley
Kenneth
Knob Noster
Alice Denton
Jimmie Fell
C. N. Moore
W. A. Sullivan
Bernard
George Eckles
J. C. Wilson
R. B. Burke
Calvert
Walter Pace
Irene Burke
Gertrude Herring
A. S. Hyatt
G. C. Arnett
James King
Clinton
J. H. Gwinn
South Park Avenue
Bob Clark
King
Elzie King
S. B. Hughes
Henry County
Clark
Frank Clark
James Smith
Bonds for Costs Filed in Suits Against Sheriff
G C Swearngin posted 200 cash security in costs in a damage suit against Sheriff W L Marlin and his bonding company alleging abuse. Trial set for December 9. Joe O Connell filed a cost bond in two cases against Marlin, one naming the bonding company. Bond signed by W H Fewell Effie Fewell and W A Jackson. O Connell case set for December 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. C. Swearngin
W. L. Marlin
Joe O'Connell
Marlin
W. H. Fewell
Effie Fewell
W. A. Jackson
O’'Connell
Hendricks Tribute Forces Warrensburg Closure
Warrensburg Mo Nov 26 All activity including business and academic work paused for an hour Friday during funeral services for Dr Eldo L Hendricks president emeritus of Warrensburg Teachers College Educators from across the state joined local residents in Hendricks Hall to honor the late educator who died Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hendricks
Warrensburg
Eldo L. Hendricks
Warrensburg Teachers College
Hendricks Hall
Mrs Sneed Named Registrar of Vital Statistics
Mrs. Harry N. Sneed of route 4 has been appointed registrar of vital statistics in Sedalia and much of Pettis County by Dr. Harry F. Parker. The appointment takes effect December 1, succeeding Miss Jear Stack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry N. Sneed
Route 4
Sedalia
Petts County
Harry F. Parker
Sneed
Jear Stack
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R. C. Eddins
Lee Hart
Lionel Neff
Leonard Neff
F. H. Previtt
Benton County
Harrison Eaton
Joe Putman
Orpha Jane Allen
Central College
Fayette
Miriam Freeman
William Jewell
Liberty
Frank M
Jerry Blanchard
Gene Brady
Ellis Gover
Russell Drenon
Ted Dyer
Harold Holley
Jtterville
T. R. Cranmer
G. A. Craig
Lewis Giedinghagen
Owensville
A. N. Howlett
Inlaw
Eva Coss
A. L. Ferguson
Joe Postelwait
W. S. Arnold
Billy Gene
Henry Cassing
Patricia Ann
A. Y. Burford
Frances Jean. Farrie Cole, Jr
William Jewell College
F. L. Cole
Eugene Case
Jimmy
Webster Groves
Marvin Coutt
Frances Jean
Alma Case
Independence
Thomas Nichols
Roy Case
Franklin D
H. D. Case
Ophelia Cline
D. H. Elbert
Elbert
Mary Frances
Peggy
Mary Priscilla Shults
New Bloomfield
Archie Leach
Lucile Wear
Margaret Schild
Lookout School
Beaman
Jennie Lee Starke
Winona Wear
Bunceton
Paul Strickfaden
Webster
Bertha Strickfaden
A. A. Strickfaden
Lillian Taylor
Philadelphia
Frank Taylor
J. H. Parsons
Mary Elizabeth
Nell Parsons
Emmett Parsons
Marshall
Ethyl Layne
Kate Burnett
Emogene
Linter Shults
Perryville
Lester Shults
Lillian Doris
Teachers’ College
J. L. Spillers
Raymond Dahler
A. C. Straten
Ruth
Ruby
Smithville
Jess Straten
D. C. Grove
Bobbie
Allie Catherine
Winston
A. C. Burnett
Carl Finley
Orville Finley
Straten
Walter Williams
Martha Everett
Jack Richey
Bessie Carver
Alice Richey
Tom Brumley
C. B. Howard
Rex
Donald
Joplin
O. W. Howard
H. S. Adams
Lena Henderson
G. C. Henderson
Robert Adams
Julia Miller
Max Miller
C. H. Kuykend
Raymond Kuykendall
Katharine Donahue
W. S. Nutt
Nadine
Willis Nutt
Se Galia
Mollie Nutt
Wilburn Miller
Miller
Panhandle Pipe Line
Marl Greene
Marian
Ruth Hand
Sullens
Rev
Lester Skillman
Less Coats
Mike Anderson
O. A. Milliken
Nathan Harris
Edgar Reed
Jake Yokeley
Rankin Martin
Oscar Martin
Bride
Anna Stroutt
Harvey Wells
Cery
Kneeland
E. E. Swain
Kirksville
Hunter
Fulton
Douglas Hubbard
Nancy Jane
Stephens College
John M. Earp
George Hubbard
Wray Burns
Cynthia Raelene
Lewis Oliee
E. Allee
Gussie Lee Johansen
Imogene Putnam
Roy James Johansen
Harold Burns
Muskogee
Burns
Mary Louise Roesler
Leonard Roesler
Charles E. Wilhauer
Frank Watring
Walnut Grove
Lillian
Wilhauer
Ruby Bennett
R. E. Hutchison and Son
Virgil Solomon
Joe Hastlewait
C. H. Schultz
Will Gentry
Clarence Phillips
Charley Fry
Walter Fry
Sam Potter
George Thomlison
Henry Wittman
John. Farring
Gerald Rimel
Fortuna
Jennet
Sedalia Fair
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SMM
Jack Breeders
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