Obituary: Mrs Hattie Ball Dies After Short Illness
Mrs Hattie Ball 21 wife of W H Ball an employee at the M K T shons died Saturday noon at 1509 South Stewart from influenza after a brief illness. Born Pettis county May 11 1887 she attended Sedalia High School and before marriage in 1914 was Miss Hattie Elliott daughter of J A Elliott south of Sedalia. Survived by husband a three year old son William Ab three sisters Brooks Wilson Green Ridge Maude Arnold south of town Leonard Milburn Ionia and Roy Elliott Pueblo Colo. Member of South Methodist church New Bethlehem. Funeral arrangements not yet made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hattie Ball
W. H. Ball
South Stewart
Ball
Pettis County
Sedalia
Hattie Elliott
J. A. Elliott
South of Sedali
William Ab
Brooks Wilson
Green Ridge
Maude Arnold
Leonard Milburn
Ionia
Roy Elliott
Pueblo Cola
South Methodist Church of
New Bethlehem
Conductor W L Norris Dies At 64 In Sedalia
Conductor W L Norris aged 64 died Saturday at 11 45 am in M E T hospital after two weeks illness. Born August 26 1854 in Owosso Michigan he lived most of youth there. He worked as a conductor on the Ann Arbor line later on the M K T in Sedalia. Survived by wife Clara two sons Arthur Norris Sedalia and Willard Norris in France and one sister Mrs A M Hume Owosso. Funeral Monday at 2 30 pm at Mike McLaughlin chapel with Rev WE Martin officiating. Burial Crown Hill. Pallbearers to be selected from O R C and Woodmen. Flowers declined for the family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Norris
Owosso
Mich
Ann Arbor
Tone
Clara Smith
Mt. Pleasant
Michigan
Sedalia
Arthur Norris
Willard Norris
Machine Sun Company
France
A. M. Hume
Order of
Woodmen
Mike McLaughlin
WE. Martin
Cal Uiltext Episcopal Church
Neiples
Faroily
Lerica
Crown Hill
Mrs J W Blackburn Dies at 74 in Houstonia
Mrs J W Blackburn wife of a prominent North Pettis County citizen died Saturday at home in Houstonia from gastritis. Funeral services Monday at 10 am with burial in Houstonia cemetery. She was 74 and survived by her husband five children Joseph L Blackburn Mrs John Montgomery Er G Blackburn Mrs Joseph Franklin near Kneebwoster and Porter D Blackburn of St Louis Terminal hospital. Two children Sam and Ruby Blackburn predeceased her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Blackburn
North Pettis County
Houstonia
Houstonia Cemetery
Blackburn
Joseph L. Blackburn
John Montgomery
Er. G Blackburn
Joseph Franklin
Knebwoster
Porter D. Blackburn
Terminal Hospital
St. Louis
Sam
Ruby Blackburn
Funeral for Harry F Bruning Set at 2 30
Funeral services for Harry F Bruning who died Friday following a skull fracture from a fall from a coach at Missouri Pacific shops will be held Sunday at 2 30 p m at the family residence 511 Dai-Whi-Mo Court Rev J F W Helkamp of the Evangelical church will preside Pallbearers include E F Dowding L D Corson Stephen R Hill and Elmer D Robb from railway unions Burial will be in Crown Hill cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry F. Bruning
Missouri Pacific
Dai-Whi-Mo Court
J. F. W. Helkamp
Evangelical Church
Brotherhood of Railway Carmens
Messrs
FE. P. Dowding
L. D. Corson
W. C. Ww. Mesecra
Stephen R. Hill
Elmer D. Robb
Crown Hill Cemetery
Thomas H. Harlan Dies After Short Illness
Thomas H. Harlan aged 22 a fireman with M E T died Saturday noon at the company hospital after a brief influenza illness. He lived in Clifton City formerly Seda Lia at 216 East Sixth street. Survived by his widow ill with influenza at the general hospital and four brothers. Remains to Clifton City Sunday morning at 6:25 for services and interment in the cemetery there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas H. Harlan
Company Hospital
Mr. Harlan
Clifton City
Sedalia
East Sixth Street
General Hospital
Harlan
East Fourth Street
Death of Miss Leah E. Disney at 35 in Baltimore area
Miss Leah E. Disney aged 35 died at St Marys hospital at 4 39 after a short illness from acute Brights disease. Her mother Mrs Katherine Disney from Baltimore was with her. She had been employed at Flower Barretts dry goods store before illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leah E. Disney
St. Mary’s Hospital
Bright
Katherine Disney
Baltimore
Miss Disney
Flower-Barrett
Mil
Funeral Plans for Mrs. Disney Headed to Baltimore
The Linery department reports Mrs. Disney departed Saturday afternoon with her body for Baltimore. Funeral services will be held there and interment will follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Disney
Baltimore
Death of 15 year old Raymond Cannon in Eldorado Kansas
Raymond Cannon son of Mrs. Maude Cannon died after influenza and pneumonia at the family home in Eldorado Kansas. He was born in Sedalia in 1903 and attended Broadway School and Sedalia High School. He is survived by his mother two sisters Mackey Belle and Carol Maude and a brother Harley Lee. Funeral services will be held Wednesday at 10 o'clock at the McLaughlin chapel with Rev. S. M. Brown officiating. Burial will be in Crown Hill Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enza
Feldorada
Kans
Raymond
Sedalia
Broadway
Harvey L. Cannon
FI Dorado
Raymon
EL Dorado
Mackey Belle
Carol Maude
Harley Lee
Richard Waddell
Glenn Brill
Daniel Faits
Roy Bennett
Harold Yunker
Leonard McAdams
Crown Hill Cemetery
Funeral for Mrs. J. W. Blackburn Held in Houstonia
Funeral services for Mrs. J. W. Blackburn born Mary Simpson October 14 1845 in Paris Monroe County were conducted at the Methodist Episcopal church South in Houstonia with Rev. G A Hargis officiating. Burial followed in Houstonia cemetery. She married March 5 1863 in Paris and lived in Shelby Saline Pettis counties. Nine living descendants and twenty grandchildren along with four great grandchildren survived. Two grandsons, sons of Joseph Franklin, served in France. The couple observed their golden anniversary two weeks earlier with a family dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Blackburn
Houstonia
Methodist Episcopal Church South
G .A. Hargis
Paris
Shelby County
Saline County
Pettis County
Joseph Franklin
France
Death of Finnie Jennings Bryant at 19 in Independence
Finnie Jennings Bryant died Sunday at 1:00 AM in Independence Missouri from pneumonia. Born Sedalia January 30, 1899 he is survived by his parents Finn Bryant and wife Mo, three brothers Frank Harry Bryan East Sedana and John of Boliver, two sisters Laura and Gladys, twelve half brothers and one half sister. Rev Dinwiddie led funeral at McLaughlin chapel Monday at 2:30 PM with burial in Abell Cemetery south of Sedelia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finnie Jennings Bryant
Independence
Mr. Bryant
Sedalia
Finn Bryant
Frank
Harry Bryant
East Sedana
John Bryant
Boliver
Laura
Gladys
Wiliam Freeland
West Tifth Street
Vine Fisher
Canada
Rev
Dinwiddie
McLaughlin Chapel
Buria
Abell Cemetery
Sedelia
Mrs Stella Harlan Dies of Influenza
Mrs Stella Florence Harlan aged 20 widow of Thomas H Harlan died Sunday night at 12 o'clock at the general hospital after a brief illness from influenza. She and her husband resided at 217 East Sixth street. Born in Pilot Grove Missouri, her parents are Antone Schrader and his wife who reside there. The body will be taken to Otterville Tuesday morning for funeral services and burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stella Florence Harlan
Thomas H Harlan
M. E
General Hospital
Harlan
East Sixth Street
Pilot Grove
Antone Schrader
Otterville
Death of F L Settles in Krebs Oklahoma
F L Settles of Krebs Oklahoma died Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock after a weeklong illness from influenza and pneumonia. He was born August 29 1890 in Henry county and had lived in Pettis county for years. He worked as an agent for the M K T for ten years and is survived by a wife, a six year old daughter Mildred, his parents Mr and Mrs James Settles of McAlester Oklahoma, two sisters Mrs Lee Weaver of McAlester and Mrs Ben Settles of Sedalia, and a brother H W Settles of Muskogee Oklahoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Settles
South Kentucky Avenue
F. L. Settles
Krebs
Okla
Henry County
Pettis County
Mildred
James Settles
McAlester
Lee Weaver
Sedalia
H. W. Settles
Muskogee
Wesley F Madden Dies at 15 from Influenza Pneumonia in Missouri
Wesley F Madden 15 son of Mr and Mrs A E Madden of Spring Fork Missouri died Sunday at 11 am at home from influenza followed by pneumonia Six other Madden family members are ill with influenza Short services will be held Tuesday afternoon at Bethlehem church and interment made in the town cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley F. Madden
A. E. Madden
Spring Fork
Death of N B Cooper in Sedalia
N B Cooper aged 60 died Sunday at 3 pm at his daughter Mrs I Wheeler’s home 1305 West Fifth street Sedalia He resided in Knon ester forty years before moving to Sedalia to live with his daughter Survived by wife Stella two daughters Mrs Wheeler and Mrs L C Fullerton of 1320 East Sixth street and two sons Lewis of Oswatomie Kansas and James of Wichita Kansas The body will be taken to Knobnoster Tuesday morning for funeral services and interment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. B. Cooper
West Fifth Street
Cooper
Knonester
Sedalia
Stella Cooper
Mrs. Wheeler
L. C. Fullerton
East Sixth Street
Lewis Cooper
Oswatomi
Mrs. Georgia Lou Northway Dies at 25 in Jeff City
Mrs. Georgia Lou Northway 25 wife of Lawrence H Northway painter at Missouri Pacific shops died Tuesday morning at 7 at the family home 2200 East Twelfth street She was born in Jefferson City January 8 1893 and lived there most of her life The family moved to Sedalia two years ago Surviving are the husband four children Oliver Leonard C Benjamin and William all at home her parents Mr and Mrs O P Jones of Jefferson City six sisters and three brothers The remains will be taken to Clayville Mo for funeral services and burial at Mt Pleasant cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia Lou Northway
Lawrence H. Northway
Missouri Pacific
East Twelfth Street
Northway
Jefferson City
Sedalia
Clayville
Mt. Pleasant
Baby George Boatright Jr. Dies After Illness
George Francis Boatright Jr., ten months old of 1516 South Carr avenue, died at 11:45 a.m. Tuesday after pneumonia. Private funeral at the home Wednesday at 11:30 a.m. then burial at Longwood Cemetery with a short service there. Rev. W. T. McClure will officiate. He is survived by parents a sister Catherine and brothers Lieutenant William G. Boatright in France with field artillery and Dean D. Boatright at Central College Fayette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Francis Boatright
George Francis, Jr
George F. Boatright
South Carr Avenue
Longwood
W. T. McClure
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Catherine
William G. Boatright
Field Artillery
France
Dean D. Boatright
Central College
Fayette
George Klein longtime candy man dies in St Louis
George Klein a well known traveling salesman for fifty two years with the Blanke Wenneker Candy Co died last Friday at his daughter's home in St. Louis. Sedalia friends received the news and mourn his passing. He is survived by a daughter and a son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Klein
Blanke-Wenneker Candy Co
St. Louis
Sedalia
Klein
Madden Family Tragedy Strikes Spring Fork as Flu Fever
Mrs A E Madden died Monday night at her Spring Fork Missouri home from influenza followed by pneumonia. Her 15 year old son Wesley Madden died Sunday from the same illness. Six other Madden children are ill. Short services were held Tuesday at Bethlehem church for the son. burial planned pending arrangements for Mrs Madden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Madden
A. E Madden
Spring Fork
Pneumona
Wesley Madden
Bethlehem Church
Madden
Funeral of Mrs. Elizabeth Knipp in Tipton
Mrs. Elizabeth Knipp died in Kansas City last Saturday. Her funeral was held at 9 o clock Tuesday morning at St. Andrew's Catholic church in Tipton. A J Knipp of this city and his wife attended the rites. Survived by daughter Eleanor Knipp, mother Eva Wermelskirchen of Tipton, and five brothers including John Wermelskirchen of Sedalia, and a sister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knipp
Elizabeth Knipp
Kansas City
St. Andrew’s Catholic Church
Tipton
A. J. Knipp
John Wermelskirschen
Sedalia
Ruby Bryant Died of Influenza at Four Years
Ruby Virginia Bryant four years old daughter of Mr and Mrs James H Bryant of 1313 East Tenth Street died Tuesday morning from influenza. The funeral will be held at the family home Wednesday at 11 o clock and burial will be in Abell cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruby Virginia Bryant
James H. Bryant
East Tenth Street
Abell Cemetery
Death of Infant Raymond Ream Ends Family Tragedy
Raymond Wesley Ream aged 7 months and ten days, son of Mr and Mrs Wesley Ream, died at the family home. Funeral arrangements were incomplete in the brief notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Wesley Ream
Wesley Ream
Funeral notice for service at Hopewell chapel
A funeral will be held Wednesday morning at 11 o'clock at Hopewell chapel. Interment follows in the church cemetery. The deceased lay six miles north of Sedalia on Monday night at 9 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sedalia
Hopewell Chapel
De Bord 38, Dies in Sedalia After Illness
Thomas M De Bord aged 38 died Tuesday afternoon at 4 o clock at St Marys hospital from pneumonia after a weeklong illness He was born in Iowa August 31 1879 and lived with his wife Mrs Fay De Bord at 324 East Second Street Sedalia He is survived by his parents Mr and Mrs T J De Bord of Kansas City The body was taken to Kansas City for burial Wednesday morning accompanied by his wife and brother B H De Bord
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas M. de Bord
St. Mary’s Hospital
Mr. de Bord
Iowa
Fay de Bo
Sedalia
East Second Street
T. J. de Bord
Kansas City
Funeral for Ruby Bryant Eight Months Old
The funeral of Ruby Bryant eight months old daughter of Mr and Mrs James H Bryant was held at the family home 1313 East Tenth street Wednesday at 11 o'clock Rev Widdie officiating. Burial was in Abell cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruby Bryant
James H. Bryant
East Tenth Street
Widdie
Abell
Ayain
Death Toll From Pneumonia and Flu in Springfork Family
Marian Madden age 17 dies at home as pneumonia and influenza claim his life. The mother Mrs. Cora Madden died a day earlier and son Wesley, 15, died Sunday. Four other children ill at home. Funeral for Marian and Mrs Madden set for Wednesday at Bethlehem church with burial in the Bethlehem cemetery.
Funeral for 15 year old Raymond Cannon
The funeral for Raymond Cannon a 15 year old son of Mrs Maude Cannon died Sunday night at El Dorado Kansas from pneumonia was held Wednesday at 10 am at the McLaughlin chapel Rev H E Martin rector Cavalry Episcopal officiated Many floral tributes from sorrowing friends surrounded the casket Pallbearers were Glenn Brill Richard Waddell Daniel Fults Roy Bennett Harold Yunker and Leonard McAdams Burial followed at Crown Hill Cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Cannon
Maude Cannon
el Dorado
Kans
McLaughlin Chapel
H. E. Martin
Cavalry Episcopal Church
Raymond
Sayig
Legion of Sorrowing Friends
Glenn Brill
Richard Waddell
Daniel Fults
Roy Bennett
Harold Yunker
Leonard McAdams
Crown Hill Cemetery
Knipp Family Mourns Sudden Tipton Death of Nephew
Andy J. Knipp learned on Wednesday that his nephew, also named Andy J. Knipp, died suddenly in Tipton while driving to work. The 33 year old oil company employee collapsed at the wheel, survived by a widow and three children. Andy J. Knipp of this city will travel to Tipton for the funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andy J. Knipp
Elizabeth Knipp
Tipton
Mr. Knipp
Knipp
Andy Knipp
Beucke Rites Held After Pneumonia Death in Sedalia
William L Beucke 30 died Wednesday at 9 25 am at 1410 South Osage Sedalia after a two week illness. Born Franklin County Missouri February 22 1889 he married Louisa in 1906 moved to Sedalia 1908. Survived by wife three children two sisters and four brothers plus church membership. Funeral in Hannibal after 9 25 am relocation with service Friday at 2 pm. Open air service planned at home Thursday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William L. Beucke
South
Osage Avenue
Mr. Beucke
Franklin County
Palmyra
Sedalia
Lewis Beucke
Owensville
Louisa Beucke
Leslie
Neva
Chester
Kate Mede
Mary Halmick
Martha White
Rose Jamerson
Madison
Ill
A. J. Beucke
J. H. Beucke
Quincy, Jr
George
Tom Beucke
France
B. of
Knights and Ladies of Security
First Congregational Church
Hannibal
Mary Wheeler Settles Daughter of Mrs W Settles Dies
Mrs Mary Wheeler Settles and Mr and Mrs H J Wheeler of 1400 East Third Street received notice Wednesday morning of the death of their daughter Mrs W W Settles at her residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Wheeler Settles
H. J. Wheeler
East Third Street
W. W. Settles
Remains of Mrs Wheeler to be shipped to Sedalia
The Indianapolis resident Mary Wheeler who died eight years ago will be sent to Sedalia Friday morning for burial as her husband and several children survive. Her parents Mr. and Mrs. HJ Wheeler, three sisters Mrs Birdie Wilson of Sedalia Mrs Mattie Schick of Concordia and Miss Sadie Wheeler, and a brother Corben Wheeler of Sedalia also survive. Funeral arrangements will be announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
Sedalia
Mary Wheeler
HJ. Wheeler
Birdie Wilson
Mattie Schick
Concordia
Sadie Wheeler
Corben Wheeler
Mrs Espelin Dies After Short Illness at 2400 South Marvin
Mrs Leontina Espelin aged 49 wife of C O Espelin a machinist at the Missouri Pacific shops died Tuesday afternoon at the family home 2400 South Marvin avenue following a short illness Besides the husband five children survive Funeral arrangements set for Saturday according to present plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leontina Espelin
C. O. Espelin
Missouri Pacific
South
Marvin Avenue
Funeral for Mrs. Georgia Northway Held in Clayville
The body of Mrs. Georgia Northway who died Tuesday morning at the family home 2200 East Twelfth street was taken to Clayville Mo. Wednesday morning with relatives. Services will be held there late that afternoon and burial made in Ma Pleasant.
Bodle Brother-in-Law Dies of Pneumonia in Missouri
Alvin Bodle of 1200 South Moniteau received notice that his brother-in-law Mount Windsor of near Boonesboro Missouri died Wednesday at 1 pm from pneumonia after an earlier illness. Bodle had traveled Tuesday morning to attend the funeral services set for 2 pm Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Moniteau
Mount Windsor
Boonesboro
Bodle
Sedalia Woman Dies of Tuberculosis at 60
Mrs. M A Wells aged 60 died Wednesday night at 11 30 at her home 1723 South Quincy avenue Sedalia from tuberculosis She was born in Indiana lived in Oklahoma with relatives before moving to Sedalia eleven months ago She is survived by four children Mrs Viola Pirtle T W Griffith and A O Griffith of Sedalia and T W Griffith of Oklahoma The body will be taken to Camden Missouri Thursday for funeral services and interment
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M .A .Wells
South
Quincy Avenue
Wells
Indiana
Oklahoma
Sedalia
Viola Pirtle
T. W. Griffith
A. O. Griffith
The
Christian Church In
Camden
Former Sedalia Resident Ada Shaunty Dies in St Louis
Miss Ada Shaunty, once of Sedalia, died Wednesday at her St. Louis home. Her remains arrive Friday afternoon on Missouri Pacific train No. 11 at 2 05 and burial will be in Crown Hill cemetery. She is survived by her parents two sisters Mrs Redman Major of St Louis Mrs W J Wyan of Tulsa Okla and a brother Clarence Shaunty of St Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada Shaunty
Sedalia
St. Louis
Missouri Pacific
Crown Hill
Miss Shaunty
Redman Major
W. J. Wyan
Tulsa
Oklo
Clarence Shaunty
Noted Central Missouri merchant H. M. Keevil dies at 80
H. M. Keevil, age 80 and a longtime Syracuse merchant and stockman, died Tuesday after a long illness. Survived by a widow and several children including Mrs. W. H. Olney, Blanche, Harry, Mara with the American Expeditionary Forces, James, Alice, Vincent, and Robert Keevil. A daughter Sara Carpenter died years ago. Funeral held at 10 a.m. Thursday in Tipton with burial there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. M. Keevil
Missouri
Syracuse
Keevil
W. H. Olney
Blanche Keevil
Harry Keevil
Mara Keevil
France
James
Alice
Vincent
Robert Keevil
Sara Carpenter
Tipton
Widow in Rushville Mourns Death of Brother Charles Osborne
Mrs. H V Leist of 301 East Seventh Street learns her brother Charles Osborne died at his Rushville home at 1 30 this morning from influenza and pneumonia. Osborne, 50, a city resident, was survived by wife and son Gary. Leist left Thursday for Rushville to attend the funeral Friday at 2 50 PM at the home, burial in Rushville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. V. Leist
East Seventh Street
Charles Osborne
Rushville
Osborne
Hel City
Gary
Leist
Thuree
Missouri
Atushville
Mrs Nora Biddlecomb 93 Dies After Illness
Mrs Nora French Biddlecomb aged 93 died Thursday morning at 5 o'clock at the family home 108 South Prospect avenue after a long illness with pneumonia and influenza since Thanksgiving. She was born in Carthage Missouri on October 5 1895. She was before her marriage Miss Anna I...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nora French Biddlecomb
South Prospect Avenue
Mrs Biddlecomb
Carthage
Miss An Il
Obituary for Nora French Biddlecomb of Carthage Family
Nora French wife of Frank Biddlecomb died after four years in Sedalia from Carthage Missouri. She leaves two children Howard and Calvin and is survived by her parents S C and Mrs French and siblings Walter Sidney William Fay and Arline. Funeral services will be held in Carthage with burial there. Also with Harry in France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nora French
Frank Biddlecomb
Carthaxe
Howard
Calvin
Sedalia
Joplin
Biddlecomb
City Light and Traction Co
S. C. French
Walter
Sidney
Carthage
William
Harry
France
Fay
Arline
Methodist Episcopal Church
Randall Pugh Dies After Illness at 28
Randall Pugh aged 28 died Wednesday afternoon at 2 30 at the family home 1803 South Ohio avenue after a weeklong illness with influenza and pneumonia. He was born January 2 1890 in Scottsdale Penn and married Nellie Owens October 22 1911. Survived by widow, three children, mother in Pittsburgh, three sisters Julia Lindsay Dorothy Ramsey Grace Pugh and brothers Persh Dan Pugh all in Pa. He belonged to Woodmen of the World Painters Union and Railroad Trainmen. Funeral at the family home Friday at 2 30 with pallbearers from friends. Burial Crown Hill cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randall Pugh
South
Ohio Avenue
Mr. Pugh
Scottsdale
Penn
Nellie Owens
Gladys
Gilbert
Wilbur
Collins’ Bros
A. R .Stevens
Pittsburgh
Julia Lindsay
Dorothy Ramsey
Youngwood
Grace Pugh
Persh
Dan Pugh
McKeesport
Woodmen of the World
Painters’ Union
Railroad
South Ohio Avenue
Death of William Beucke. influenza claim leads to Hannibal service
The body of William L. Beucke, who died Wednesday morning at 1410 South Osage avenue from influenza, was sent to Hannibal Missouri Thursday morning with his brother A J Beucke and Firemen's Union members. Services are set for Friday at 2 PM in Hannibal with burial to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William L. Beucke
South
Osage Avenue
Hannibal
A. J. Beucke
Firemen’s Union
Mrs Alexander Shattix Dies in Texas Visit
Mrs Alexander Shattix formerly of Sedalia died in Hamlin Texas from pneumonia during a visit last Saturday. Her home was Greenville Texas and information reached friends here on Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Shattix
Sedalia
Hamlin
Texas
Greenville
Death of Mrs. John Bruns at Cole Camp
News of the death reached Sedalia Thursday for Mrs. John Bruns a well known Cole Camp resident Funeral is set for noon Friday at Cole Camp with burial there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cole Camp
John Bruns
That City
Chamberlains Tablets For Digestive Relief
These tablets target indigestion and constipation. They gently tone the stomach liver and bowels restoring natural function. If you feel dull and constipated give them a trial. you are likely to be pleased with their effects.
Executors' Notice of Olmsted Estate in Pettis County
Letters of administration on the estate of Richard Martin Olmsted were granted November 50 1918 by the Pettis County Missouri Probate Court. All claims must be shown within one month to the executors Frederick R. Olmsted and W. H. Olmsted. if not exhibited within one year, claims are barred. Attested November 30 1918 by Judge E. W. Couey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Martin Olmsted
Probate Court
Pettis County
Missouri
Frederick R. Olmsted
W. H. Olmsted
Palmer family visit noted in Manila area
Mr and Mrs John Palmer and their son visited Mrs Palmers relatives in Windsor last week. Mrs Minnie Durrill visited Mrs Opal Ziegel on Monday. John Paul made a business trip to Sedalia on Saturday. Mr and Mrs Charles Irwin and daughter visited Mr and Mrs Curtis Neil and family on Sunday. Mr and Mrs Henry Nolte called on Mr and Mrs Otha Currill Monday evening. Miss Mabel Hogan visits Miss Louis Evans this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Palmer
Mabel Hogan
Louis Evans
Manila School Reopens After Flu Closure
The Manila school resumes after a weeklong shutdown due to the flu. Mrs Grace Cordry stays with her daughter Mrs Oren Durrill, who is ill with the flu, while Mr Walter Durrill of California visits his parents Mr and Mrs Mitt Durrill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Grace Cordry
Oren Durrill
Walter Durrill
State of
California
Mitt Durrill
Casualties Listed for American Expeditionary Forces
Washington reports the general’s tally: 110 died of wounds, 278 died of disease, 111 wounded, 267 missing in action, total 766. Missouri men named include Corporal Dorsey Mitchell and many others listed by towns such as St. Louis, Kansas City, and Maryville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Dorsey E. Mitchell
Morrisville
Albert Thomas Easterbrook
St. Joseph
Earl P. Freyermuth
Kansas City
Julius Helm
St. Louis
George ?. McHugh
Tebbetts
Robert L. Sorgenfrei
Chester Jewel Butts
Steelville
Francis Aloysius Burton
Cameron
John R. Desuza
Kirkwood
Hubert McClure
Aurora
Benjamin B. van Kempen
Robert H. Watson
Maryville
Flu and Grip Cough Remedy Endorsed by Satisfied Customer
Mrs. M. E. Smith of Benton Louisiana praises Foley's Honey and Tar as a grand remedy for influenza grip coughs and colds. The drug gift contains no opiates and is recommended for every household during prevalent illness season.
Divorced Woman Reclaims Maiden Name in Circuit Decree
Late Tuesday a petition for divorce was filed by Lureen A. Pregge from husband Harry P. Pregge alleging general indignities. The decree was granted the same afternoon and her maiden name Lureen A. Keuck was restored.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Clerk’s Office
Lureen A. Pregge
Harry P. Pregge
Lureen A. Keuck
Cattle and Grain Markets Report from Kansas City
Cattle receipts reach 6000 with a steady market. Prime fed steers bring 78.00 to 80.10, dressed beef steers 12.00 to 18.00, cows and heifers 5.25 to 12.50, stockers 6.50 to 12.50, bulls 6.50 to 9.00, calves 6.00 to 43.75. Hogs receipts 13000 steady with heavy hogs 17.00 to 17.70, feeders 17.25 to 17.70, lights 17.00 to 17.60.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
St Louis Live Stock Market Report
St Louis Mo December 5 cattle receipts 6500 market slow native steers 11.50 18.25 yearling steers and heifers 9.50 15 calves 7.75 17.50 Hiogs receipts 28600 market 25 cents lower light 1735 1750 mix ed 1740 1765 hoary 1755 1765
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Kansas City Produce Market Prices Report
Kansas City Missouri December 5 price report shows Butter Creamery firsts 59c, seconds 55c. Eggs Firsts 65c, Seconds 52c.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Splendid Cough Medicine Praised by Mother in Missouri
Mrs. Clay Fry of Ferguson Station Missouri endorses Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. She says it helps her children at the first signs of croup and relieves her own coughs and colds after a few doses. The testimonial notes rapid relief and quick recovery with continued use.
Boys to be Mustered Out of S A T C at Columbia
W C Wheeler reports university students in Columbia will be dismissed December 13 as S A T C ends. The Fourth Engineers, including Sedalia men Sheldon Wallace George E Dugan Charles H Allen A W ThoQS Harold Dean George Evans Newton Allison, will receive honorable discharges from the U S Army when dismissed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Wheeler
University At Columbia
Doc
Fourth Engineers
Engineers Company
Ss. A. T
Sedalia
Sheldon Wallace
George E. Dugan
Charles H. Allen
A. W. Thoqs
Harold Dean
George Evans
Newton
Kidney Pills Promising Rheumatic Relief Endorsed by Patient
A testimonial from W. H. Frear of Albany New York says kidney pills eased his run down condition and weakness and that he thought kidneys were at fault. He recommends Foley Kidney Pills and offers to have his name used. The ad notes they stop rheumatic aches and mentions W. E. Bard Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Frear
Myrtle Ave
Albany
M. D
Saal
Foley
W. E. Bard Drug Co
Manly Appointed to National War Labor Board Post
Washington on December 1 President Wilson accepted the resignation of Frank P Walsh as joint chairman of the National War Labor Board and named Basil M Manly to fill the vacancy. Walsh's alternate William Harmon Black also resigned but was reassigned by Manly as his own alternate.
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Manly
Walsh Washington
Frank P Walsh
National War Labor Board
Wilson
Basil M. Manly
William Harmon Black
Walsh
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