Sleepy Ridge Church Honors George Shelton
A large crowd gathered at the Asien church to pay tribute to George Shelton who died June 11 at his daughter's home Mrs John Bradshaw. The funeral, preached by Res Harmon, followed by interment at Hartford cemetery. Fern Burns had been ill. M G Baker and grandson Agnew Braishhaw were present. Also notes about Shelton losing a valuable mare in an accidental incident and swift recovery efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asien
George Shelton
John Bradshaw
Res Harmon
Hartford
Fern Burns
M G Baker
Shelton
Poreon
Prayer and kinfolk visit mark a church week
The message notes Mrs. Charles Barnhouse has been very low but is now a little better. Orval Burns and family and Mrs. John Pickering with daughter Bessie called at Jim Lawson’s home Tuesday night. Hartford Sunday School hosts gathering every Sunday while Rev Wharton will fill services next Saturday and Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Barnhouse
Orval Burns
John Pickering
Bessie
Jim Lawson
Hartford
Wharton
Lemon's Telephone Meeting Seeks Officers Next Year
A telephone meeting of Lemon's Hardware was held to elect officers for the next year. Action is needed to renew the lease on the house occupied by the board as owner wishes to take possession. Julian Fightmaster serves as president and S P Lemon as secretary.
Four Church Notices Announced For Next Week
Mrs Fay will be absent next Sunday night due to unavoidable circumstances. A fly conference is set for next Saturday night at 8 o'clock and all officials urged to attend. The Missouri Wesleyan Quartet gives a free musical reading next Monday night with cordial invitation. Sunday school plans a gathering Thursday at nine o'clock with baskets to share. all members and friends encouraged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fay
Missouri Wesleyan Quartet
Church Land Sunday School
Revival Meeting Announced at Pollock and Lemons
Pastor S. B. Leatherman invites all to attend a revival gathering in Pollock and Lemons with preaching, singing, and singing led by Iota cord ally. The meeting emphasizes baptism and spiritual renewal during the next days and nights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pollock
Lemons
Beni
Iota
S. B. Leatherman
James W Fife 1845 1920 Death in Missouri Funeral Held
James W Fife born in Lee county Iowa February 22 1845 died June 14 1920 at the home of his daughter in law Mrs G Williams four and a half miles northeast of Seymour aged 75 years 8 months 23 days He married Milhssa J Coffrin July 1866 and had three children Marie Ellen the only survivor with one daughter and a brother and two sisters Also served in the Grand Army of the Republic Baptized in the Christian church Funeral service June 16 1920 at 10 am conducted by Rev J J Kingaman Interment Coffrin cemetery near Monville Missouri
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James W. Fife
Lee County
Iowa
G . Williams
Seymour
Milhssa J. Coffrin
Marie “Ellen
G. F. Williams
Fife
Missouri
Unionyilieri
Christian Church
Grand Army of the Republic
F. Williams
J. J. Kingaman
Coffrin
Monville
Meralea
What Every Young Man and Woman Should Know
Book blurb from Malt Publishing announces Science of Life by J I Robertson M D addressing essentials for youth and newlyweds. Printed in Denver with postpaid price of $1.00, mailed in plain wrapper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J I. Robertson
Supt—Denham
Denver
Turado
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A Farmers Produce Co
J.C. Atkinson
Mgr
Livonia
Missour
W. A. Shelton
Hale & Elson's Drug Store
Sleepy Ridge
Julian Fightmaster
S P Lemon
Goodyear
Ford
Chevrolet
Dort
Maxwell
Cother
R. Frank
D. Gardner
Middle West
Standard Oil Company
Indiana
Michigan Ave
Chicago
Shorthorn Bulls
Bates
Anders
Unionville, Missouri
Unionville Motor Co
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