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Maryville High School’s First “Mr. Schneider Bandleader”
Maryville High School has had two “Mr. Schneiders” as its band leader. The most famous is Lee T. Schneider, from Andrew County, who led the band from 1960 to 1992. From 1943 to 1945, Maryville had Erwin Schneider from St. … Continue reading
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Marching Spoofhounds Perform at Soggy KC Chiefs Opening Game at Arrowhead on September 16, 1973
On September 16, 1973, the marching Spoofhounds were supposed to be part of a 12-band, 1,600-person concert at Arrowhead supporting Chase band founder Bill Chase for the season-opening Kansas City Chiefs game vs. the Los Angeles Rams. Arrowhead had sold … Continue reading
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Stand Up Comic Kathleen Madigan on Noodling (hand fishing) in Missouri
Kathleen Madigan of Florissant, Missouri has a hilarious stand up on the Missouri tradition of noodling (hand fishing).
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Walter Cronkite’s Dogs in 1930 and 1975
Amazingly, Maryville plays a role in the history of Walter Cronkite’s dogs! Specifically, the dogs are terriers belonging to CBS Newscaster Walter Cronkite’s father, Walter Leland Cronkite, Sr., who was a dentist in St. Joseph, where the newscaster was born … Continue reading
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First Kindergarten Class (in Nothwest Missouri Administration Building) 1911
The first public school kindergarten class in Maryville (and probably Nodaway County) and was held in the Administration — creating a situation where Maryville students could attend all classes from Kindergarten through college bachelors degree in one building.
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Nodaway Valley Bank President Frederick Paul Robinson (1875-1936)
Caption from Forum on : Fred P. Robinson, president of Nodaway Valley Bank until 1936,when he died, is shown in about 1886 on his high wheeler bicycle. Picture was furnished by Mrs. Edward W. Gray, Long Beach, Cal.
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Advertisement for Scouts and Camp Robinson 1937
1939 advertisement for Scouting in the Forum. Lots of interesting stuff starting with the strange graphic, which I can’t quite figure out. The aviation and signaling merit pages have dramatically changed, although the safety and athletic meritages are similar. Interesting … Continue reading
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Train Wreck By Skidmore (or Maitland) in 1903 (?)
The Forum Nodaway Countians in History column has this photo donated by Merele Hammond which is labeled a train wreck in 1903 a mile north of Skidmore. I cannot find a reference to such a wreck, but I find these … Continue reading
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Best Groomed 4H Award for 1955
Here’s a 4H Award in 1955 for best groomed humans awarded at Horace Mann High School. It was on the front page of the Forum. Here’s the caption:
Byrl Raymond Dougan (1919-1988)
Byrl Raymond Dougan who worked for United Telephone might be best remember for being the convivial scout master for Troop 75 in the 1960s and 1970s.
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