Local News Briefs From Centerville Area Events
Local notes report store closures on July 4 and a busy week of travel and visits. Garold Woodard and others attended school and business meetings in Kirksville and Lancaster while Mrs Holman and daughter made a trip to St. Louis. A family bereavement prompted travel to Keokuk. Reflecting social life, weddings and anniversaries are noted among Centerville residents and nearby towns.
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Merritt Bonebright
Garold Woodard
Kirksville
Ladies’ Cemetery Association
Gafe
Joh Holman
Mary Alice
Mear
St. Louis
Windstahl
Keokuk
Delthena Bellard
Jof Underwood
Society Notes from Local Meetings and Celebrations
Past Noble Grand Club of the Rebekah will meet with Mrs Tom Parker on Friday afternoon. Fustace Cook celebrated his birthday Friday afternoon with a party. The Sorosis will meet tomorrow afternoon with Mrs W O Robbina. A programme was given Friday by the Pratt cabir. Wee Ben Malting of Timeus attended a family dinner for Mose Méartz on his anniversary. Mr Mis San Wallace of Oskalon also attended the event.
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Noble Grand Club
Rebekah
Tom Parker
Fustace Cook
Mose Méartz
Mis San Wallace
Oskalon Sa
Farewell Service Planned by First Baptist Church Pastor
Oscar Creech announces farewell events for the First Baptist Church with regular services on Sunday including Sunday school at 9 45 morning worship 11 and a 7 Young Peoples service. An evening farewell at 8 will invite members who joined during the present pastorate to sit in a special section and nearby churches are asked to attend. The pastor will preach at Gray school house next Sunday at 3.
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Ople
Wfe
Gray School House
Oscar Creech
Centerville Banker Geo Barnett to Speak at First Presbyterian
Prominent Centerville banker and board chair Geo Barnett will address the First Presbyterian Church next Sunday in the absence of Mr Anderson. The gathering honors Oscar Reech with a farewell service at 2 30 pm featuring song prayer scripture reading by President Jennie Vermillion and remarks by Mrs Gordie Chagtian Prohibition. Members are urged to attend and represent the church.
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Centerville
Anderson
Geo Barnett
la ‘A
Barnett
Too
Southern
Lowe
Hfown Church
First Presbyterian Church
Christie Bayman
The
Baptist Church
Oxcar Reech
Jennie Vermillion
Gordie Chagtian
Terrell
Armatrong Mo
Weather and markets report amid broadcast restrictions
Fragmented notes describe weather forecasts and livestock market concerns tied to political broadcasting restrictions. Mentions uncertainty, potential delays, and attempts to secure markets despite public broadcasts. Weather outlook repeats general conditions with no precise data.
Record 12 Complaints Filed in Prosecutor Office Case
Twelve complaints were filed in a 24 hour period in the Prosecuting Attorney office, covering offenses from automobile theft to disturbing religious worship, family fights, and slander. The filing occurred Sunday night into Monday morning, as noted by Prosecuting Attorney Jones. A separate notice announces a public sale in Putnam County Missouri to satisfy a debt on a tract of land described by legal boundaries.
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Echock
Jones
Order of Publication in Vacation 1924 Putnam County Missouri
Plaintiff Powereville Mercantile Company seeks judgment and lien on farm property in Putnam County Missouri. Defendants Central Trust Company Taylor Grimes and Re insurance Life are nonresidents. Circuit Court requires appearance August 26 1924 with publication in Putnamville Republican weekly for four weeks before first day of term.
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Wilford Yung
SS Allen Hert Hatfield
H F Allen
James W Young Charles Hatfield
G PF Allen
Powereville Mercantile Company
Plainiffs
Central Trust Company
A Corporation
Taylor Grimes and ReInsurance Life Insurance Company
Circuit Court of Putnam
Missouri
Central “Ruel Company
Taylor Grimes
Te Insurance Company
Resiiews
State of Missouria
Ordiary Toeeer
Bieati
Tangy
Putnam County
Tniensilie
Putnam
Miasouri
Ey Gale
Innionville Republican
Pee Shed
James W Gillum
Circuit Cou
Glycerine Mixture Said to Prevent Appendicitis
An advertisement claims a simple glycerine and buckthorn bark mixture, sold as Adlerka, acts on both upper and lower bowels to remove poisons and gasses, bringing out matter in ten minutes. Druggists Rachford & Cul lum endorse the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adlerka
Rachford & Cullum
First M. E. Church Sunday Services and Farewell Sermon
Sunday school begins at 9:45 a.m. The sermon follows at 11 a.m. Evening services are dismissed for Rev Creech's farewell sermon. The morning gathering carries the motto A Hearty Welcome and Friendly Hand Clasp by Rev W. M. Blood.
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Creech
W. M. Blood
Truste es Sale Deed of Trust Records Description
Truste sale notice outlines a deed of trust dated 27 and 27 records in Book 52 page 5. It lists the west half of lot 2 the north and west 20 west quarter and the east half of lot 2 in the northwest quarter of section 4 in Putnam county.
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Putnassomaty
McCatchen
Putnamity
Miscourt
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Neta Hoobles
Peuria
Jeann. Kinley
Bob
Hutchison
M Quigley
Kansas City
Quigley
IL. H Howard
Springfield
Ozarks
Kanoag City
P Os Allen
Benjamin H Harrington
Unionville
Eale Shirkey
Pollock
Neland
Society Nu'ies
Sorosis
Taur~tay
W O Robbina
First Baptist Church
Presbyterian Church
Lemons
Florsheim Shoe
J. F. Underwood Mercantile Company
Tnville
Mto Clark
M. E. Church
Cornwell's Hat Sale
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