Died Noble H Rogers former Sedalian dies at 90
Noble Harvey Rogers born May 25 1836 in Fayette county Ohio dies peacefully at his home. He served in the Union army with the Merrill Horse earning a saber at war’s end. He practiced law in Princeton Mo and later lived in Washington since 1913. He leaves two sons Otis J and John L plus daughter Rose Stukenberg and several grandchildren. He was active in Baptist church G A R Mason and A O U W. His funeral is planned for Arlington cemetery in a lot he selected.
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Noble H. Rogers
W. H. van Wagner
Otis J. Rogers
Washington
Pather
Beautiful Arlington Cemetery
Missouri
Mt. Vernon Academy
Andrew County
Missouri Cavalry
Merrill Horse
Princeton
Princeton Advance
Rogers
Susan PD. Reed
Randolph County
John L. Jon
Iowa
Otis J
Washington, D. C
Rose Stukenberg
The
Baptist Church
Col. W. B. Rogers
Trenton
Ethel Rogers
Norian Stukenberg
Joel] Rogers
Naval Flying Corps
Mary Elizabeth Brockman Dies of Influenza Pneumonia
Mary Elizabeth Brockman five year old daughter of Samuel and Mrs Brockman died Saturday at the family home 601 East Fifteenth street from influenza pneumonia Funeral services were held at Mt Hermann cemetery with burial there in attendance of family and friends
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Elizabeth Brockman
Samuel Brockman
East Fifteenth Street
Mt. Hermann Cemetery
Funeral of Bryan Dietzman at Crown Hill Cemetery
The funeral for Bryan Dietzman who died Friday morning from pneumonia will be held Sunday at 2 30 PM from the family home 643 East Nineteenth street Pallbearers are Irwin Craston L L Cohen Ira Barrett Charles Cook Logan Taylor and Mr Leeg Burial will be in Crown Hill cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Dietzman
Bryan Dietzman
East Nineteenth Street
Irwin Craston
L. Cohen
Ira Barrett
Charles Cook
Logan Taylor
Mr. Leeg
Crown Hill Cemetery
Norton Pratt Dies in Brooklyn Naval Hospital
Judge Henry Lamm learns by telegram Saturday of Norton Pratt’s death from pneumonia at a Brooklyn naval hospital. Pratt, son of Mr and Mrs W B Pratt of Perth Amboy New Jersey and nephew of Judge Lamm, served on a submarine chaser and contracted influenza that worsened to pneumonia. Funeral services will be in Perth Amboy.
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Norton Pratt
Henry Lamm
South
Osage Avenue
Naval Hospital
Brooklyn
Mr. Pratt
W. B. Pratt
Perth Amboy
N. J
Lillian Norton
Sedalia
Judge Lamm
Death notice for J. A. Richards in Pleasant Green Missouri
Dewey Richards of West Second Street learns by telegram of the death of his grandfather J. A. Richards age 64 at Pleasant Green Missouri on December 19. Survived by widow Anna Richards, daughter Della Leadbetter, sons Henry Hayes Jacob Lee of Lookout, brothers J Richards Lew Richards Will Richards, sisters Anna Ryan N A Ryan Laura Moore, five grandchildren. Funeral at Otterville Missouri Sunday afternoon. Pallbearers to be chosen from local friends with relatives from Senate attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewey Richards
West Second Street
Mc.Farland & Wilcox Drug Store
J. A. Richards
Pleasant Green
Anna Richards
Della Leadbetter
Henry Hayes
Jacob
Lee
Lookout c
J. Richards
South Washington
Young Beaman Area Man Dies of Pneumonia
Roy Richards aged 18 died at his parents home three miles north of Beaman after a fifteen day illness that began with influenza and developed into pneumonia. He is survived by his parents a sister Pearl and two half brothers Ward and Ralph. Funeral cortege leaves at 12 today with service at 2 in Oberville Cemetery conducted by Reverend Zet Thoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Richards
H. L. Richards
Beaman
Pearl
Ward
Ralph
O'terv'le
Zet Thoma
Funeral Held For Mrs Moseby In Crown Hill Cemetery
Mrs Mary C Moseby aged 53 died at 320 West Saline Street Sunday night after influenza and pneumonia She leaves three children Robert Lusa and Ernest Moseby The funeral was held at 230 this afternoon with interment at Crown Hill cemetery Mr Moseby a Missouri Pacific shopman was husband or relative referenced in the notice
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary C. Moseby
Mary C. Morepy
West Saline Street
Moseby
Robert
General Hospital
Lusa
Ernest Moseby
Missouri Pacific
Crown Hill Cemetery
Death of John Joseph English at St. Mary's Hospital
John Joseph English aged five or six, son of Mr and Mrs J J English of 624 West Fourth street, died at 8 45 pm Sunday after a weeklong illness from araemic poisoning. Survived by his parents four sisters Mary Helen Mildred Katharine and brother James, he was a Sacred Heart pupil. Funeral at Sacred Heart church Tuesday at 9 am with requiem high mass, Fr S J Neiberg leading, assisted by Frs William Quinn and B Alt. Interment Catholic cemetery. Altar Boys will attend in a body. pallbearers chosen from their number.
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John Joseph English
J. J. English
West Fourth Street
St. Mary’s Hospital
Sacred Heart School
Mary
Helen
Mildred
Katherine
James English
Sacred Heart Church
S. J. Neiberg
William Quinn
B. Alt
Altar Boys
Little Johnny
Elizabeth Parberry Hieronymus Dies at 36 in Sedalia
Elizabeth Parberry Hieronymus 36 died Monday night at St Marys hospital after a several day illness. She was born October 28 1882 to Tom Parberry and lived on the Crawford farm south of Sedalia. Survived by Kemp Hieronymus husband and two daughters, burial New Bethel cemetery. Funeral Thursday at Crawford farm home. Rev J M Puller to officiate.
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Elizabeth Parberry Hieronymus
Elizabeth Parberry
Hieronymus
St. Mary’s Hospital
Kemp Hieronymus
Crawford Farm
Sedalia
Dla
Nathaniel Parberry
Tom Parberry
Pettis
Tom Parbery
J. D. Crawford
John
First Baptist Church
St Mary's
Elizabeth
Puller
New Bethel Cemetery
Death of Sedalia mail carrier Edward B Baumann
Edward B Baumann aged 50 a Sedalia post office mail carrier died at 3 30 am Monday from complications of blood poisoning at Deaconess hospital St Louis. His remains arrived in Sedalia with widow and sister in law Annie Yoetze a nurse. He is survived by a sister Mrs John Ritter of Kansas City. Funeral Thursday at 2 pm at 1217 West Main Street with Rev Helm kamp of Immanuel Evangelical Church officiating church services at 230 pm. The casket will not be opened at the church. Friends may view at the residence. He earlier worked at Fischers restaurant and for a year at Lamys factory. Pallbearers chosen from family friends and burial in Crown Hill Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward B. Baumann
G. W. Baumann
Sedalia
Deaconess Hospital
St. Louis
Annie Yoetze
John Ritter
Kansas City
West Main Street
Helmkamp
Immanuel Evangelical Church
Baumann
Fisher's
Lamy’s
Crown Hill Cemetery
Two Relatives Die After Influenza Pneumonia
On Christmas morning Mrs Lala May Lindsay and her brother James Robert Moseby died at the general hospital after a brief illness from influenza pneumonia. Mrs Lindsay, 29, was wife of Albert Lindsay of Versailles Missouri. She had cared for her mother Mary C Moseby who also died Sunday.
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James Robert Moseby
Lala May Lindsay
General Hospital
Lindsay
Albert Lindsay
Versailles
Mary C. Moseby
Funeral Planned for Local Resident at Crown Hill Cemetery
The deceased Resided at 320 West Sa line street with her brother Er nest a Missouri Pacific shopman surviving. A double funeral is set for 10 o clock Friday morning at Staley funeral home on West Seventh street with burial in Crown Hill cemetery and other arrangements to follow.
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West Saline Street
Ernest
Missouri Pacific
Staley Funeral Home
West Seventh Street
Crown Hill Cemetery
Paxton Infant Dies of Pneumonia on Christmas Day
Thomas Paxton five months old, son of Mr and Mrs Earl Paxton of Twenty fifth and In fram avenue, died Christmas day after a short illness at home. Funeral services held Thursday afternoon at 2 o clock with burial in Crown cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Paxton
Earl Paxton
Twenty-fifth
Fram Avenue
Crown Hill Cemetery
Funeral for Edward B Baumann in St Louis
The funeral for Edward B Baumann who died of blood poisoning in St Louis Monday was held at 2 PM at his home 1217 West Main with Rev Helmkamp of Immanuel Evangelical church and a brief service at the church. Burial followed at Crown Hill with pallbearers John Driver Louis Bahrenburg John Welch William Blatterman George F Fisher and Herman Kirchhofer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward B. Baumann
St. Louis
West Main Street
Helmkamp
Immanuel Evangelical Church
Baumann
Fisher’s Restaurant
Lamy Farcory
Crown Hill Cemetery
Funeral for Mrs Elizabeth Hieronymus Held Near Sedalia
Mrs Elizabeth Hieronymus died at St Mary's hospital Monday night. Her funeral occurred Thursday at 11 o clock at the home of Mrs J D Crawford south of Sedalia. Rev Eli P Anderson of the Methodist church led the rites. A song service was led by Mrs Charles Bard and Mrs George Sneed. Pallbearers included Col W H Powell J D Donnahue Tod Jenkins Westey Lower Roy Taylor and Clemenes. Burial followed at New Bethel cemetery near the farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Hieronymus
St Mary’s Hospital
J. D. Crawford
Sedalia
Eli P. Anderson
Methodist Episcopal Church
Charles Bard
George Sneed
Col
W. H. Powell
W. H. Powell, Messrs. J. D Donnahue
Tod Jenkins
Westey Lower
Roy Taylor
Clemenes
New Bethel Cemetery
National Guard to Revert to Civilian Status after War
Washington announces the judge advocate general’s opinion approved by the secretary of war that officers and enlisted men of the national guard will revert to civilian status when discharged. The move effectively eliminates the national guard as organized prior to the war.
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Washington
Judge Advocate General’s Office
Secretary of War
National Guard
Clark to seek 1920 presidential bid meets with no surprise
Montgomery Missouri December 26 reports that Friends of Speaker Clark in his home district were not surprised by a Washington dispatch stating Clark would again be a candidate for president in 1920. Clark has said if signs were right he would enter the race but has refused to discuss candidacy since the war declaration.
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Montgomery
Clark
Washington
Clars
Wilson opposes sinking German warships plan
Washington reports that President Wilson will directly oppose proposals to sink the warships surrendered by Germany under the armistice terms. Officials had not disclosed his view until now but it is learned he finds the plan undesirable.
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Washington
Wilson
Germany
Pettis County seeks missing war records from local soldiers
The Pettis County Histories Society requests all soldiers and sailors from Sede tia and Pettis counties who have not yet submitted records to call at public offices and fill out forms. Officials urge prompt action as completion of records is seen as historically important and may make Pettis the best documented county in the state.
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Sedetia
Pettis
Pettis County Histories Society
Pettis County
Becom
Pettis Coumes
Harry Demuth Visits Rome for Holidays
Harry Demuth his wife and baby arrive in Rome from Washington to spend holidays with Col H C Demuth and family. He served in the engineer corps and was assigned to duty with the southern pine emergency bureau which supplied lumber for military construction. After a visit here he will return to Rogalusa Louisiana to resume his role as sales manager for the Great Southern Lumber company.
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Harry Demuth
Revenue Bill Passed With Soldier Bonus Provisions
The Senate approved the war revenue bill without a record vote, projecting about 6 million in 1919 and 4 billion in 1920, with amendments including a one month bonus for officers and enlisted men honorably discharged after November 11. A substitute by Senator La Follette sought larger taxes but failed 55 to 6. the chamber also kept limited semi luxury taxes and set new second class mail rates. The session extended nearly thirteen hours before adjourning for a holiday recess.
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Washington
Senate
House
Sheppard
Texas
District of Columbia
Trammell
Florida
Finance Committee
la Follette
Wisconsin
Lafollette
Borah
Gronna
Norris
Nugent
Vardamano
Fire at the Single Home on Sixth Street
A blaze in the basement of J. H. Lingle’s 06 West Sixth Street residence at 6 45 am Tuesday amid a foot of snow prompted a fire department response. The fire mainly damaged canned fruit and steam pipes. insurance covers the loss. Fire truck No 1 lost and recovered a brass hose connection during the run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Lingle
West Sixth Street
Sixth Street
No. 1
February jurors drawn for county circuit term
The county court named jurors for the February term of circuit court. Listings include Blackwater W. J. Wheeler Lamonte FE Burke Elk Fork Herbert Beach Hughesville Howard Weathers Dresden J H Connor Heaths Creek E S Steward Bowling Green Roy Potter Smithton W B Meyers Lake Creek Ferdinand Bruehl Longwood Jake Broyles Flat Creek J M Coffey Houstonia Jay Dorsey Green Ridge Ernest Grinstead Washington G W Beate Cedar J H McCurdy Prairie William Payton Sedalia wards 1 2 3 4 officials Lou is Cramer E L Looney J B Housel A C Slocum C W Leftwich Mason Pemberton J N Sprecher John T Turner.
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Blackwater
W. J. Wheeler
Lamonte—Fe
P. Burke
Elk Fork
Herbert Beach
Hughesville
Howard Weathers Dresden
J. H. Connor
Heath’s Creek
E. S. Steward
Bowling Green
Roy Potter
Smithton
W. B. Meyers
Lake Creek
Ferdinand Bruehl
Longwood
Jake Broyles
Flat Creek
J. M. Coffey
Houstonia
Jay Dorsey
Green Ridge
Ernest Grinstead
Washington
G. W. Beate
Cedar
J. H. McCurdy
Prairie
William Payton
Sedalia
Louis Cramer
E. L. Looney
J. B. Housel
A. C Slocum
C. W. Leftwich
Mason Pemberton
J. N. Sprecher
John T. Turner
Sedalian Ted Clark Arrives Safely Home
A cablegram sent to Mrs. Mattie Clark at 523 West Seventh Street confirms the safe arrival of her son Ted Clark, a well known Sedalian, who went abroad. The telegram notes his safe return and carries a tone of relief from the family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mattie Clark
West Seventh Street
Ted” Clark
Divorce Granted to Roy N Bendure from Bertha Bendure
Roy N Bendure former Katy special agent was granted a divorce from Bertha A Bendure on Monday. Property rights were adjusted and the defendant awarded $100 alimony plus attorney fees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy N. Bendure
Katy
Bertha A. Bendure
Provisioning Europe’s starving in rapid aid plan
Paris report says Herbert Hoover and Edward Hurley met President Wilson to push a unified relief effort for Europe. The plan keeps food provisioning under one head to speed action, with international committee ideas drifting aside for efficiency amid war shortages.
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Paris
Herbert Hoover
Edward N. Hurley
American Shipping Board
Wilson
Hoover
Europe
Campbell Bound Over in $125 Violin Theft Case
George Campbell faced a preliminary hearing in J C Connor’s Justice court on Tuesday for stealing a $125 violin from Uncle Billy Higgins during December 1917. Bound over to criminal court on $300 bond, Campbell allegedly sold the instrument at Kate station to jeweler Brooks from Calhoun, receiving a phony diamond ring and cash. Brooks fled, leaving the violin. Campbell returned to Sedalia after a year and was arrested by Constable W H Fewell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Campbell
Billy” Higgins
Sedalia
Justice Court
J. C. Connor
Campbell
Billy
Adkins Flats
Kate Station
Brooks
Calhoun
Green Ridge
W. H. Fewell
Snowstorm Closes Roads Across Multiple States
Kansas City reports eleven inch snowfall and streetcar strike halted traffic as relief follows the worst of the storm. Southern Kansas buried under fifteen inches with similar totals in the Texas panhandle Oklahoma western Missouri and Arkansas.
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Kansas City
Kansas
Texas Panhandle
Oklahoma
Missouri
Arkansas
Berlin Bargain Keeps Hindenburg Groener in Place
Basel reports an agreement between the Berlin government and the German general staff retains Field Marshal Von Hindenburg and General Groener in their offices. It says negotiations among socialist factions failed and independents will nominate candidates in all districts.
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Basel
Berlin
von Hindenburg
Groener
Lokal Anzeiger
National Assembly
Military Ball Cancelled in Jefferson City
Gov Gardner announced the usual military ball at the state mansion is canceled on New Year’s Day due to the absence of the national guard. The governor and Mrs Gardner will receive the public in the afternoon and a private dance for their sons, William and Dozier Gardner, will occur in the evening with public invitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson City
Gardner
State Mansion
National Guard
Judge W A Sloane Honored by California Appellate Court
The San Diego Sun reports that W A Sloane, former Seda lia attorney and now associate member of the district court of appeals in Southern California, is honored by Gov. Stephens. The piece notes his connection to Wilbur S Jackson of Warsaw Mo and quotes an editorial praising the judge and his wife Annie B Sloane as they prepare to depart San Diego.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Sloane
Sedalia
District Court of Appeals
California
Judge
San Diego
Christmas notes from Prairie and area ailments
The Prairie correspondent reports mild winter, Stork pasture thriving and wheat pasture saving feed. Influenza closures shutter church and Sunday school, with several families at St. Mary’s hospital including Clarence Richards and Joe Killian. Local autos on Powell farm road are unsafe. a 440 pound hog and a 1500 dollar jack sale are noted among farm activity.
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Stork
J. C. Longdan
St. Mary’s Hospital
Clarence Richards
Grace
Joe Killian
M. C. Gorrell
Colorado Springs
Ruby Dexhammer
Clara Wright
Idaho Falls
Harris
Sixteenth Street
Powell Farm
L. M. Monsees
Oklahoma
T. J. Childress
H. H. Taylor
More Troops Are Coming From France
The transport Princess Matoika sailed from France December 20 with 2000 troops including 700 sick and wounded. The ship is expected to dock at Newport News about January 2. On board are units from the 37th coastal artillery, machine gun battalion, 29th division cadre, and related coast artillery headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Princess Matoika
France
War Department
Newport News
37Th Coast Artilery Regiment
30Th Brigade Coast Artillery
Married in Kansas City Miss Cornelia May Smith Weds Allen Riker
News from Sedalia reports the December 18 marriage in Kansas City of Cornelia May Smith and Allen Riker a young businessman. The bride daughter of Mrs C F Smith once lived in Sedalia and trained as a nurse before meeting her husband. They plan to reside in Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Cornelia May Smith
Allen Riker
That Ciy
Sedalia
C. F. Smith
West Seventh Street
Appeal for Freedom Plea for 300 Conscientious Objectors
A delegation of friends and relatives presented Secretary Baker with a petition urging immediate release of 300 conscientious objectors held as prisoners of war. Dr John Elliott of the Hudson Guild testified that mercy is sought since hostilities ended. Baker said the matter is under advisement pending a review board report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Baker
John Elliott
Hudson Guild Settlement
New York
Board of Review
Foley's Honey and Tar Cures Child Croup Quick
M T Davis of Bearsville West Virginia recounts a patron’s child struck with croup at midnight. The child used Foley's Honey and Tar Compound and recovered by morning. Parents commend Foley's Honey and Tar. W E Bard Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M.T. Davis
Bearsville
W. Va
Croup
Foley
W. E. Bard Drug Co
Couple Married in Illinois then Settles in Sedalia
C. W. Maurer of Lancaster Pennsylvania wed Mrs. Rhoda Bennett of 620 West Second Street on November 21 at Mound City Illinois. They arrived in Sedalia Monday and will reside at the bride’s West Second Street address. Maurer is employed by the American Art Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Maurer
Lancaster
Rhoda Bennett
West Second Street
Parole Granted to Noted English Inmate Barrington
Three holiday paroles were issued by the Missouri prison board. Frederick Seymour Barrington, an English inmate at Missouri penitentiary since August 10, 1917, was convicted of murdering James McCann of St. Louis and sentenced to death, later commuted to life. He is paroled to the Society of St. George in New York and will be sent to England within sixty days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Prison Board
Frederick Seymour
Lord” Barrington
Missouri Penitentiary
James McCann
St. Louis
Folk
Barrintgon
Barrington
Society of St. George
New York City
England
Complaints on YMCA Canteens To Be Probed
Homecoming soldiers report exorbitant service at overseas YMCA canteens. John R. Mott announces all complaints will go to the War Department via Third Assistant Secretary Keppel for inquiry through the army morale office and the Eighth General’s instruction division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
YM. C. A
War Department
John R. Mott
War Work Council
War Keppel
Instruction General's Office
Gas Cut Off Hits Pine Bluff and State Cities
Gas supply to Pine Bluff Little Rock Hot Springs and many smaller towns was knocked out when a 16 inch gate valve on the Sulphur River Louisiana line blew out. Officials said repairs would restore pressure tonight and many industrial plants halted operations as pressure dropped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pine Bluff
Ark
Little Rock
Hot Springs
Louisiana Line
Arkansas Natural Gas Company
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Rome
George
Presrest
United States
Herbert c. Hoover
Appellate Court
Golden State
Wilbur S. Jackson
Warsaw
Windsor
Lee Riley
Lowenstein National Stock Yards
Ill
Illinois
Missou
America
Citizens’ National Bank
Sedalia,mo
Iit
Wii
Winnie
Abstract
AMO Title CO
Porter-Montgomery
Ove
Crawford Loan & Abstract Co
South Ohio Street
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