Local items hint at vote next Tuesday and community notices
Local brief items urge voting next Tuesday and call for good deeds. Notices report funeral attended by Dr and Mrs Sharp for John Searce a former Marshall citizen in Kansas City and various sales and personal updates including a double sale, a new barber shop purchase, a birth, and a court-reported theft case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. EC. Sharp
John Searce
Marshall
Kansas City
Majestic Range
J. D. Sanger
Bell Ave
Napton Residents Busy Preparing Ground for Carp Planting
Residents in Napton are working to ready soil for an early carp planting. Wesley Ballinger spent last Sunday evening at the home of Miss Ano Mue Potter. Jim Egell and sister Miss Sullie visited Miss Myrl Sprigg. Miss Dean Witcher spent Tuesday with Miss Sallie Donald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tryig
Wesley Ballinger
Ano Mue Potter
Jim Egell
Miss Sullie
Myrl Sprigg
Napton
Dean Witcher
Sallie Donald
Community Notices From Marshall And Houston Visitations
Misses or Hanley and Dixie Marshall visited Houston this weekend. Frank Sellers and wife spent Saturday night and Sunday with Chas. Sellers and family. R. A. Marshall and daughter Miss Ethel shopped in Marshall Friday. Mrs Harriett Johnson and daughters Alma and Willie hosted the Wanamaker Fancy Work Club Tuesday afternoon. Attendees included Mesdames Johnson, Hews, Sellers, Wil Sellers, R. A. Tussey, Scott Marshall, Jobo Walker, Mollie Ezell, Misses Aheun Sellers, Emma Allison, Gertrude Marshal, Mattie Ezell, Ballie Ezell, Elizabeth Pyle, Ruby Tussey, Gwendolinne Walker, Burneece Witcher, Maurice and Gibbons, and daughter of Boonville. The next meeting will be with Mrs Mattie Ezell on April 14. Mr. and Mrs. Chas Sellers hosted at dinner Mr. and Mrs. Frankers of Lamonte, Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Barnhill of Marshall, Mr. and Mrs. Scott Marshall and Mrs. S. R. Bellers, Charley Stephens of Hou.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Or Hanley
Dixie Marshall
Houston
Frank Sellers
Chas
Sellers
Fanly
R. A. Marshall
Ethel
Marshall
Harriett Johnson
Alma
Willie
Wanamaker
Fancy Work Club
Mesdames Shie Johnson
Frank Hews
Chas Sellers
Wil Sellers
R.A. Tussey Scott Marshall
Jobo Walker
Mollie Ezell
Aheun Sellers
Emma Allison
Gertrude Marshal
Mattie
Ballie Ezell
Elizabeth Pyle
Ruby Tussey
Gwendolinne Walker
Burneece Witcher
Maurice and
Gibbons
Frankers
Lamonte
Edgar Barnhill
Scott Marshall
8. R. Bellers
Charley Stephens
Hou Oe. Buaeay
Sweet Springs News Briefs Highlight Local Visits and Obituaries
Miss Mary T. Berry, a successful Independence public school teacher, spent Sunday with home folks in Sweet Springs. Local residents attended sports at the skating rink, and a Sedalia High School vs Sweet Springs High School basketball game occurred Tuesday. Joseph B. Huston, former Sweet Springs resident, died in California of pneumonia. his body was brought home for burial. Mrs Leeper King died suddenly of paralysis on March 30, leaving eight children and two North Dakota brothers. Funeral by Rev. G E Shankiia at Pairview cemetery. Ernest J. Beyler gave a program at Oblation Sah Re ot. Elizabeth March and daughter from Kansas City visiting C. E. Ferguson. Mrs A W Bush came from St Louis for a family visit. Miss Ova Rootle closed a term of school at Oak Grove south of town. Jesse Wheeler visiting near Marshall. Mrs T G Nelson and Miss Elizabeth Goggin returned from visits at Columbia and St Louis. Mrs R C Van Dyke returned to St Louis after two weeks with family. Mrs J E Hocker visiting Lon O Hocker in St Louis. L J Wallhouse and Miss Pauline Raepler announced their marriage on Feb 22 1968 at Atchison Kansas. Mr Hubbard and family moving to New Haven Kansas from Sweet Springs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary T. Berry
Independence
Mionie Berry
Kansas City
Chas, Hall
Anos Andrew
Wione Miller
Ralph Crain
Marshall
Joseph B.huston
Sweet Springs
Crow's Landlog
Cal
Mra. J. F. Blaoer
B. L. Huston
California
Mra. Leeper King
North Dakota
G. E. Shankiia
Burisl Wan
Pairview Cemetery
Ernest J. Beyler
Gedalia
Ova Rootle
Oak Grove
Jesse Wheeler
C. M. Baker
T. G. Nelson
Elizabeth Goggin
Columbia
St. Louis
R.C. van Dyke
St. Louie
Lon O. Hocker
St Louis
L. J. Wallhouse
Elenor Dry Good Co
Pauline Raepler
Concordia
Atchison
Ane
McHubbard
Sweet Springsle
New Haven
Kanass
Deafness Cures and the Case for a Constitutional Remedy
The notice explains deafness stems from inflamed mucous lining of the Eustachian tube. Local applications cannot reach the diseased portion and a constitutional remedy is needed. It notes most cases arise from catarrh and promises to pay one hundred dollars.
Also Mentioned on This Page
J. M. Sphar
North of Town
San Antonio
Texas
W. HL. Hart
Lamar
Len Murrell
P.D. Liles
Norton
KK. C. Finley
Houstonia
W. B. Rife
L. A. Barger
Cretcher
C.H. Leonard
Palace
W. M. Weekly
Cecene Force
Andy Wise
Mr. Leonard
A. C. Putnam
Ms. Walter Wright
Leonard
Little Rock
Platern and Weil
Miles River View
Levi Jackson
Austin Jakes
Boonville
Reform Schcol
J. B. Davis
Potter's Field
MacZan
Price
P. H. Prankile
Castoria
Beare
C. H. Leonard
Prop
Tobe Force
Bank of Marshall
Ingram
Eldridge
Taylor’s
White House
Taylor's Cash Dept. Store
New York
Missouri
Sedalia High School
Sweet Springs High School
Elizabeth Mareh
C. E. Ferguson
A. W. Bush
Geo. W. Smith
Lees Summit
Ware
Terrill & Garmo's
Mareball
Sparks
Pacific Coast
And
Mexico
Pullman
Wit
O. Hawthorns
Ooh AR. B
Marebell Mo
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