Worthington Social Roundup and Municipal Bond Clarification
Worthington residents host relatives from Kirksville and nearby towns during a weekend of visits and church plans. Notes on local visitors include the Mullenix, Newman, Davis, and Collins families. Also, Missouri cities with under 30 000 population may issue bonds for sewers water light or ice plants with a 10 percent additional indebtedness allowance.
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Missouri
C. F. Enloe
State Board of Health
Crowded visit at parental home amid typhoid recovery
Mrs Maudae of Manley Moe Dee 3 spent Thursday night with Eva's mother and other relatives. They visited at the Mandon home and found Jellie largely recovered from typhoid. James David Burl Mundon was born June 15. Farmers complain about weather delaying fieldwork as hydrophobia blamed for cattle deaths. H G Dixon near Elko reports vaccinated herd facing deaths despite precautions.
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Gene ¢ Cooks
Kirksville
Nout Mulanix
Hoya Green
Ulmonville
Albert Newman
Sherod Collins
Jake Davis
Monroe West
Everett Newman
Hatfield
Nova Dempney
Korkxville
Maudae
Manley
Moe Dee
Eva
Raley
Mandon
Jellie
Burl Mundon
James David
H. G Dixon
Elko
Thelma Bradshaw Hosts Tenth Birthday Party At Sleepy Ridge
Thelma Bradshaw celebrated her tenth birthday with a Friday afternoon party. Guests included Jewel Gilstrap Carol Gilstrap Ol Smith Vinetta Mullins Wilma Tripp Leonard Tripp Clifton Tripp Leomar Burns and Keith Burns. Ice cream and strawberries were served. A Sunday night singing at Orr Burns’ home drew about 150 people.
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Thelma Bradshaw
Jewel
Carol Gilstrap
Ol Smith
Vinetta Mullins
Wilma
Leonard
Clifton Tripp
Leomar
Keith
Local Names Visit at Greene and Alexander Homes
Crowded out last week Dale Scalf attended a Saturday night gathering with Don and Ogal Todd. Newt Swiger and family plus Sanford Brisendine and Lorena Mary Ellen and Annabelle Young visited J. D. Greene residence. Nellie Swiger and three children and Sanford Brisending visited Robert Alexander home on Friday.
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Dale Scalf
Don
Ogal Todd
Newt Swiger
Sanford Brisendine
Lorena Mary Ellen
Annabelle Young
J. D. Greene
Nellie Swiger
Sanford Brisending
Betiay
Robert Alexander Ome
Good School Record by Floyd Doyle in Local News
Floyd Doyle son of Mr and Mrs Harry Doyle of this city made a school record by completing the Junior grade without absence or tardiness for eleven years. He endured a broken collar bone yet continued attending school and plans to graduate next year with the same record.
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Floyd Doyle
Harry Doyle
The Ideal Two Weeks Vacation in Colorado
A promotional travel piece extols Colorado as a vast year round destination with two thirds of it mountainous. It highlights 155 peaks over 13,000 feet, 500 lakes, 6,000 miles of streams, abundant mineral springs, and a dense rail and motor network. It promises endless vacation options to suit any traveler and urges planning ahead.
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Colorado
New England
Indiana
State May Reduce Road Costs by Planting Materials
The State Highway Board weighs reamping cement sand and stone plants to operate and lower road costs. It notes producers’ possible price boosts and cites about two million dollars available to run the plants. An alternate plan would hand plants to small producers with state covering operating expenses.
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State Highway Board
Death at Galt Cemetery Decoration Day Monument Collapse
Sarah Jee eleven, daughter of Mrs Inez Schoonover, died at Galt cemetery on Decoration Day when a leaning monument toppled as she climbed it to decorate her grandfather's grave. The monument, four to five feet high, crushed her chest and skull as it fell, killing her within minutes.
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Sarah Jee
Inez Schoonover
Galt
Bonus Election Postponed Announcement By Governor Hyde
Governor Hyde's proclamation delaying the bonus election follows a new law passed in the last session. The change shifts the election date from the previously announced July 10 to a later scheduled time as lawmakers finalize details.
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Hyde
Governor delays election over voter registration deadline
A Missouri legislator sought to require St Louis County to register voters 60 days before the election. The law would take effect late in June, risking an invalid July 10 vote. The Governor recalled the proclamation and proposed postponing the special election to August or September, calling it as soon as possible.
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St.Louis County
Ku Klux Klan Split Surfaces in Turmoil at Top
Sanctioned turmoil hits the Ku Klux Klan as founder William Joseph Simmons is ousted and AHW Evans succeeds him at the Atlanta headquarters. Charges fly over alleged misused funds while courts are drawn into disputes. Simmons seeks to form another order amid the rift.
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Ku Klux Klan
William Joseph Simmons
the Order
Ahw Evans
Atlanta
Georgia
Stein
Simmons
Three Boys Arrested for Theft in Bethany
Three young men aged 18 to 21 were arrested in Bethany for stealing three men's suits from a local cleaning establishment. The suits had been left for cleaning when the theft occurred, an effort to recover them followed, and the suspects were eventually charged.
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Bethany
Tragedy Strikes as Young Man Killed by Freight Train
Homer Still 22, of Coldradd origin but living with an aunt in Gallatin, was killed by a freight train near Chillico. He reportedly rode trains for free, attempting to board when the accident occurred, his body severed in the middle.
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Homer Still
Coldradd
Gallatin
Chillico
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Floyd Hodges
RK C
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Seymour Band
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MT. Vernon
Pallot
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de Coursey
Kansas City
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