Oak Grove Ice Cream Social Nets 20.75 From Cherry Sales
Webb Palmer on the sick list reports the Oak Grove social raised 20.75 from cherry sales at 40 cents a gallon. Dehmey sold one hundred gallons of cherries. The owl event drew crowds and varied local notes on families, health, and farming conditions in Oak Grove Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak Grove
Dehmey
Blanche Longan
Palmer
Dresden
W. R. Wilson
Maywood Hospital
Opal Stober
Harry Dehmey
Gus Romig
Francis Romig
Joe Stober
Roy
George Stober
Mabel Stober
Quisenberry
Lillian Reed
West Elliott
Baby
B. F. Burford
Finis Kirkman
Walter Keeney
Webb Palmer
Pearl Romig
Henry Bishop
Frank Lemley
Frank Kirkman
Edna Romig
Minnie
Lillie Manhorter
Hull
Goldie
Myrtle Bishop
Camp Branch
Hugh Lemley
Frank Dewey Kirkman
Opal Palmer
Perry Williams
Will Loges and Sons
Paul and
Garland
Edith Oglesby
Spring Fork Items
Misses Clara Imhauser and Mary and Helen Franken return home to Sedalia after a week at Lake Creek with friends. Miss Grace O'Brien comes back to Sedalia after a short visit. Mr. John McGinley who is serving...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spring Fork
Clara Imhauser
Mary
Helen Franken
Sedalia
Lake
Grace O’brien
John McGinley
Texas Wonder Kidney and bladder remedy claim
An old advertisement touts Texas Wonder as a cure for kidney and bladder trouble including diabetes and rheumatism for men and women and children. It offers mail order with a one dollar price and a two month bottle, claimed to nearly always cure, with Missouri testimonials and Dr. E W Hall of St Louis as the provider.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Missouri
E. W. Hall
Olive St
Louis
Oli
visitors and relatives gather in the Missouri countryside
Residents report a weekend of family visits with many named individuals traveling between Cole Camp Lincoln Sioux City Iowa and Sedalia Pat Donahoe's area. Ex Confederate veteran Mr Mehigan from Clarksville Tennessee visited his niece Mrs Dan Donahoe and family and shared memories of Gettysburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
Andrew Ranken
Cole Camp
Mike and
Pete Donahoe
Mal
Pete O’brien
Pat Donahoe
Sedalia
John O’brien
Lincoln
Tim O’brien
Johanna McFadden
John
Sioux City
Iowa
Dan Donahoe
C. Mehigan
Clarksville
Tenn
Mehigan
Gettysburg
Tennssee
Missouri
Lamonte Park Improves With Bath House and Concerts
Special to the Democrat reports Lamonte, Missouri making Lake Park a social hub. A new bath house and swimming pool have been built, and the town plans weekly band concerts in summer. The article also notes local visits, a rising Wade home on North Main, and church events including Sunday school picnics and children’s exercises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Park
W. D. Wade
Lamonte
Elizabeth Hull
Lucife Staples
Kansas City
J. Q. Clark
Colorado Springs
W. T.chatham
Sedalia
J. P. Walker
Knob Noster
Montserrak
North Main Street
Pettis County
A. W. Chatham
Josephine
Lillian
Newkirk
Oklo
Natilus Club
A. J. Hughes
William Calvert
Independence
Kas
Alma Newkirk
Methodist Church Sunday School
Christian Church Sunday School
C. V. Pearce
Kansas
W. E. Walker
Dresden
Albert Shacklett
Apples Falling from the Trees and Warm Weather Notes
June 11 Sedalia Missouri reports unusually warm and dry conditions with limited rain. Army worms damaged crops but early sown corn shows promise and some alfalfa hay was harvested. apples fall while late sowing risks reduced yields. Local social notes include visits, illnesses, travel plans, and a Ladies' Aid program.
Republican meeting in Howard endorses Denny cadet issue
In Fayette Missouri on June 8 Republicans in Howard county denounce the appointment of J H Denny’s son to Annapolis by Congressman Hamlin without district consultation. Denny chairs resolutions condemning the national administration policy and the tariff law amid trade losses and unemployment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard County
J. H. Denny
Hamlin
Denny
Annapolis
Missouri
Record Wheat Harvest Seen For United States
Washington reports a nine hundred million bushels wheat crop for the United States, nearly half of world production, a new national record. The total exceeds the previous U S peak by about 137 million bushels. Oats and barley yields also look near historic highs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Department of Agriculture
Sedalia Couple Wed in Quiet First Baptist Ceremony
Miss Minnie E. Johnson and Claude Maurer of Sedalia married Tuesday afternoon at 3 with Rev. R. L. Davidson presiding at his home 511 West Broadway. They will reside at 701 North Grand Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie E. Johnson
Claude Maurer
Sedalia
R. L. Davidson
First Baptist Church
West Broadway
North Grand Avenue
Republican Party Pledges Return to True Business Policies
The passage praises national Republican success under the Underwood tariff era and Republican Missouri governance from 1908 to 1912. It urges voters to contrast these records with Democratic administrations and pledges county support to reinstate the party’s business policies for peace prosperity and equality of opportunity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Republican Party
Miss Berneice Blythe to Spend Summer in Cherokee OK
Clifton City Missouri announces Miss Berneice Blythe will spend the summer at Cher Okee Oklahoma. The notice identifies Blythe as the Jefferson County resident traveling for seasonal work or residence. Local officials provide the arrangement as a community update.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berneice Blythe
Cherokee, Oklahoma
Community Notes On Visits And Travels In Clifton City
Clifton City Missouri June 11 reports show Dr Fogle and wife Otterville visiting. Miss Berneice Blythe leaves for Cherokee Oklahoma to visit her father and summer plans to return for fall school. Various locals including Robert Pursell sick at home and others visiting relatives in Sedalia St Louis Lookout Carthage and Boonville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Our City
Berneice Blythe
Cherokee
H. M. Howard
Aransas Pass
Texas
Robert Pursell
Henry Blythe
Boonville
Jay Fowler
Kansas City
Jesse Higdon
Ab Higdon
Lucile
Sedalia
Clifton
Suzanna Potter
Warren Streit
New Lebanon
Holmes
Alexander
Holis Stanley
Carthage
Charles Edmanson
Pleasant Green
George Rissler
Frank
Buckner, Mo
Cyclone Kills Seven in Sanborn Iowa
A cyclone ripped through Sanborn Iowa killing seven people and injuring twelve. The dead include Mrs. B L Fink and P W Yetuma, plus a child of John Bisland who was dashed to death. Patrick Doherty is missing and property loss is estimated at 250000 dollars with two elevators a water tower electric light plant and a lumber yard destroyed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanborn
Iowa
B. L. Fink
P. W. Yetuma
John Bisland
Patrick Doherty
Electric Bitters Tonic Claimed To Revitalize Health
An advertisement touts Electric Bitters as a tonic to renew strength by cleansing the stomach liver and kidneys. A testimonial from Mrs James Duncan of Haynesville Maine claims cure after doctors failed, with Bucklen's Arnica Salve also promoted for cuts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Duncan
Haynesville
Bucklen
Arnica
Moss Opens Large New Lumber Shed in County
John Moss near Moss has a new 60 by 90 foot lumber shed nearing completion. Max Riecke of Spring Fork collected 250 pounds of binder twine for his wheat harvest. The item lists other residents visiting, working, or socializing in Mora, Missouri, with multiple local names and places noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Riecke
Democrat
Mora
William Mitt
Spring Fork
Walker
Cole Camp
D. Bishop
Mike Biffie
Sedalia
John Straka
John Bergman
Death of Paul Meredith Aged 3 Arrives From Lincoln Center
The remains of Paul Meredith aged three son of Mr and Mrs G West Meredith arrived Saturday morning from Lincoln Center Kansas where he died Thursday from appendicitis The parents accompanied the body Interment was in Crown Hill Cemetery Saturday The Meredith family formerly lived in Sedalia and the father was recently employed as a barber in the city
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Meredith
G. West Meredith
Lincoln Center
Kas
Meredith
Sedalia
Nolt
Funeral for John Henry Scheer in Sedalia
The remains of John Henry Scheer who died in Kansas City Friday morning arrived Saturday night on Missouri Pacific train No. 38. Funeral services will be held at St. Pauls Lutheran Church at 2:30 PM conducted by Rev. Charles Raepler. The body was escorted by two of his daughters to Sedalia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Gerken
Leo Coffey
Maggie Dunn
Cole Camp
Coletha Palmer
Fristoe
Otto Harms
Gieschen
Sedalia
Clark Giles
Colorado Springs
C. J. Schwensen
John Moss
John Henry Scheer
Kansas City
Missouri Pacific
E. B. Lyon
Osage Avenue
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Charles Raepler
Sedalia native Mr Scheer noted musician and conductor
The obituary lists Mrs. J. W. Peuster and Mrs. G. R. Roberts of Kansas City as mourners. Pallbearers named G. F. Fisher J. H. Fisher Herman Kirchoffer Joseph Starr Fred Helm and O. McCabe. Interment at Crown Hill cemetery. Scheer, formerly of Sedalia, played in the Sedalia Military Band and conducted the electric railway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Peuster
G. R. Roberts
Kansas City
G. F. Fisher
J. H. Fisher
Herman Kirchoffer
Joseph Starr
Fred Helm
O. McCabe
Crown Hill Cemetery
Scheer
Sedalia
Electric Railway
Mrs Pearl Mawyer Dies of Tuberculosis at 21
Mrs Pearl Mawyer aged 21 wife of Earl Mawyer died at 2 50 AM Monday at 116 East St Louis Street after several weeks illness from tuberculosis. Survived by husband father Mr William Swearingen mother Mrs Swearingen sister Miss Martha Swearingen. Funeral service at home Tuesday 2 PM with burial in Crown Hill cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Mawyer
Earl Mawyer
East St. Louis Street
William Swearingen
Martha Swearingen
Jefferson City
Sedalia
Crown Hill Cemetery
Grandson of South Ohio trunk maker dies in Vermont
Julius Rautenstrauch learned by telegram of the death of his two and a half year old grandson William Babb Rautenstrauch in South Fairlea Vermont. The child was the son of Mr and Mrs Walter Rautenstrauch and the father is the Columbia University mechanical engineering chair in New York City. They were staying at their summer home when the diphtheria death occurred at 130 pm Wednesday. Funeral arrangements were not given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julius Rautenstrauch
South Fairlea
Vermont
William Babb Rautenstrauch
Walter Rautenstrauch
Columbia University
New York City
Funeral of Harry Wise Held at La Monte Baptist Church
Mrs. Nettie Lang and Mr. and Mrs. Whitley and Meier and Ord Wood attended the funeral of Harry Wise in La Monte Sunday morning at the Baptist church. Rev. Briggs conducted the services. Floral tributes were numerous and during the services Mr. and Mrs. Ord Wood sang a solo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nettie Lang
J. H. Whitley
E. F. Meier
Ord Wood
Harry Wise
Lamonte
The
Baptist Church
Briggs
Pallbearers Named for Obituary Passage
The pallbearers listed include Joseph Staples, Samuel Clabaugh, John W. Gregory, W. H. Agee, A. J. Hughes and O. P. Harris, as named in the obituary notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
Joseph Staples
Samuel Clabaugh
John W. Gregory
W. H. Agee
A. J. Hughes
O. P. Harris
Local Matron Mrs Carr Die In Lamont Home At 50
Mrs Robert Carr aged 50 died suddenly at her Lamont home due to heart trouble She had lived in Lamont many years and belonged to the Methodist Episcopal church South Survived by husband and children Mrs Edward Standley San Diego Cal Charles Carr Kansas City Willie Carr Lamont Cordie Carr Lamont and Earle Carr last heard in harvest work near Ellsworth Kansas Funeral plans await locating Earle in Kansas Mrs Georgia A Davidson Sedalia widow of Joseph Davidson died at her Sedalia home from paralysis She was about 65 and an invalid since last November Surviving relatives include sister Mrs Zack McFarland step daughter Mrs Lsais Berry and nephew J M Shobe Funeral arrangements not yet made
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Robert Carr
Lamonte
Carr
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Edward Standley
San Diego
Cal
Charles Carr
Kansas City
Willie
Cordie Carr
Earle Carr
Ellsworth
Kas
Kansas
Georgia A. Davidson
Wilkerson Street
Joseph Davidson
Funeral for John H. Scheer Held at German Lutheran Church
The funeral for John H. Scheer, who died in Kansas City, was held Sunday at 2:30 PM at the German Lutheran church with Rev. Charles Raepler officiating. A large crowd attended. floral tributes were extensive. The church choir provided music and interment followed at Crown Hill cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Scheer
Kansas City
Charles Raepler
Crown Hill Cemetery
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Lamonte, Mo
Ates Sa Seeg Ff
Prairie
Sedalia, Mo
Prof. Jordan
Fred
Ed Frank
St. Louis
F. L. Read
Dr. Bohling
Nettie
Lelia Taylor
Clay Whitsel
Ladies’ Aid Society
Lane
Michael
Millard
Payton
James
Arnold
Fayette, Mo
Dr. Davidson
Clifton City, MO
R. A. Higdon
Dr. Fogle
Otterville
Arthur McCarty
Milt McCarty
Joe McCarty
Herbert Edmonson
Charles Edmonson
Ed Fisher
Lookout
Charles Rages
Kenneth Whitley
Ferrall Todd
Charles Todd
Harry Hixson
Jake Potter
J. E. Potter
Bailey Lane
Lebanon
John Cordes
D. Stelling
Clarence Pump
Laus Gerken
Arthur O’farrell
Frank Shea
Clifton City
M. J. Collins
J. E. Bluhm
Reliable
Mrs. Pearl Mawyer
Henry Wise
McKenzie
Ernest Gillespie
Rockers
Settee
Peeples Furniture Store
Ash‘or Credit
W. Main
Purbaugh & Allen Undertakers
B.C. Christopher & C Co
C. E. Kyle
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