Deaths in Marshall area include Mrs. A. T. Swisher
Obituary notices detail the death of Mrs. Ada T. Swisher at 5 a m on Tuesday after long illness. She was 71, born in Helgesville West Virginia and long resident of Eastwood Ave Marshall. Survived by husband Adam T. Swisher seven children and two sisters. Funeral at residence Wednesday 3 pm with burial Ridge Park. Also notices death of Mrs M A Jones Rumans on West North Street at 2 15 pm Sunday April 7 1912 after three month illness.
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Marshall
Eastwoo Boulevard
Swisher
Helgesville
West Virginia
Saline
Harvey Hedges
Adam T. Swisher
D. A. Swisher
Napton
H. M
Norton
J. F
A T
EF. F. Baker
Huron
Mra. Rieer
Browser
Ada
Mra
V. B. Swisher
Mr. Tabler
Joseph Hedges
Eastwood
Presbyterian Church
Odell Ave
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Ridge Park Cemetery
M. A. Jones Rumans
West North Street
Butler
Bates County
The
Baptist Church
Parle Walker
Hazel Grove
D. C. Bolton
John R. Jones
Rosa Oater
Granville
N. Dak
Kate Gardner Sidney
Mont
Richard
Alberta
Can
Calvin
Kansas City
Charlie
Prank
Near Marshall
Funeral for Mrs Frances Hubbird in Slater
Mrs Frances Hubbird, a long time Slater resident aged 67, died at home on Friday. Rev J T Pritchett officiated at the funeral at the residence, with interment in the city cemetery. Survived by niece Eva Hubbird Montgomery and son Richard Hubbird who was killed in an earlier railroad incident.
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Frances Hubbird
Slater
J.T. Pritchett
Neice
Eva Hubbird
Richard Hubbird
Alton
Slater Rust
Death of Rucker at Bleckwater home at age 39
A man named Rucker died at the home of his father in Bleckwater. The article notes he was 39 years old at the time of death and mentions his former home street location. The report provides limited readable details and focuses on the familial residence and age.
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Rucker
Bleckwater
Drowned in White River Near Bransom
James Potter, reared near Nelson and son of Ara Potter, drowned while crossing the White River near Bransom Monday. He had traveled from Nelson to Kansas City then to Bransom. telegrams reached relatives late. Funeral was held at Nelson around noon. Survived by mother, brothers J. T., B. F., Henry, Bam, and sisters Mrs. J. R. Barros and Mrs. Thomas.
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James Potter
Nelson
Ara Potter
White River
Bransom
Kansas City
Charles Potter
Lum Graves
Booth Lafayette
Remeine
Marshall
Tragic death of a Granddaughter in Slater
A 16 year old girl died at her grandparents home on Thursday April 4 after a brief illness. An orphan, she had lived with Mr and Mrs E B Elmore since infancy and was cherished as their own daughter. Rev. Austin D Wolfe conducted the Presbyterian funeral service at the residence Saturday at 2 pm, with burial in Slater City Cemetery.
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E. EB. Elmore
Austin D. Wolfe
The
Presbyterian Church
Slater City
Death of Miss Inez Napier at North English Ave
Miss Inez Napier died at Jeff Allen’s home on North English Avenue Tuesday at about 20. She is survived by her mother Mrs John Mull north of town. Napier was described as a handsome young woman. Burial took place at Shiloh Cemetery on Wednesday.
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Inez Napier
Jeff Allen
North English Ave
Hve
Mra
John Mull
Miss Napier
Shiloh
Mrs Mamie Burns Ellen Wood Dies at 26 in Slater
Mrs Mamie Burns Ellen Wood wife of O D Ellenwood of Belpre Ohio and daughter of Mr and Mrs E G Burns of this place died of Brights disease at her parents home in Slater on Wednesday morning April 10 1912 aged twenty six years seven months and twenty days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mamie Burns Ellenwood
O. D. Ellenwood
Belpre
Ohio
E. G. Burns
Slater
Uncle Alex Dies on Farm North of Town at 60
Known as Uncle Alex he died Thursday morning at home on his Civil War era farm north of town. About 60, he lived there since the Civil War, supported by the Jackson family who gave him the land. Described as generous and kind hearted, he was respected for his manners. His wife Aunt Harriett survives. Nelson Record.
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Ter
Alex
Jackson
Harriett
Nelson Record
Uncalled for Letters in Marshall Post Office List
Uncalled for letters remaining in the Marshall Missouri post office dated April 17 1912 will be sent to the Dead Letter Office in Washington D C if not called for within 15 days. Names include Harry McCue in Michigan Frank Patterson R E B Dittz Willie L Wy VANDYEE.
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Marshall Mo
Wishington
D.C
Megdamesee
Harry McCue
Michigan
Frank Patterson
RE B. Dittz
I Willie
Roosevelt Delegation Deals Blow To Taft Camp In Missouri
Saline county delegation to Sedalia faced a stunning jolt as four Lafayette county delegates sided with Taft, defeating Roosevelt in the endorsement vote. Taft supporters secured E. E. McJimsey as convention chairman and bolters faced scrutiny. Delegation members listed include F W Baker J J Witt R P Gwinn C B Blaner L Pritchard John Bishop George Brunkhorst John H McGuire and John W Blackburn with Len A Murrell and S Pp Houston also present.
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Saline County
Sedalia
Momisy
Taft Boys
Roosevelt
Taft
Lafayette County
M. C. James
Higgineville
W. H. Pp. Walkinhorst
Concordia
Frank Rigg
James
E. E. E. McJimsey
Springfield
Ed Taubmann
Lexington
Mr. Cunningham
Chicago
C. C. Kelly
T. C. Andrews
Sweet Springs
John W. Blackburn
Baline
Saline
Lafayette
F. W. Baker
Fred P. Kiinge
J. J. Witt
R. P Gwinn
C. B. Blaner
J. L. Pritchard
John Bishop
Geo. Brunkhoret
John H. McGuire
Len A. Murrell
Houston
Evens to Move Business to St Joseph with Sons
J P Evans longtime local business owner will relocate to St Joseph after twenty years here except one year. He plans to leave on Monday with his sons Charles and Fortesh joining in the venture. Mrs Lucy Evans marks a milestone 80th birthday event as part of the farewell remarks.
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J. P. Evans
St. Joe
Charles
Fortesh
Lucy Evens
Titanic Sinks on Maiden Voyage in Iceberg Collision
New York reports the Titanic, largest ocean steamer, sinks after striking an iceberg leaving about 150 feared dead and 675 survivors in lifeboats. Carpathia rescues passengers. scene of wreckage shows the ship’s collapse as authorities confirm massive loss of life on the grand liner heading from Liverpool to New York.
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New York
Mamansth Wa
Star Line
Etsaner Titan
Liverpool
New Fouldland
White Star
Atlantic
la Bourgogne
Carpathia
Marriage Licenses Report From Slater Area
Edward H. Heinsler and Tillie Hagedorn of Slater apply together for a marriage license along with Frank Gorrell. Leonard Edmund Kleen and Leonard James H. Ordway of Marshall listed. Mary KE Hayeb and Roy B. Shepard, both of Slater, appear in the public notice with Cora Pearl Auer of Marshall also named.
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Bdward H. Heinsler
Slater
Tillie Hagedorn
Slater Frank Gorrell
Leonard Edmund Kleen
Leonard James H. Ordway
Marshall Mary KE. Hayeb
Marshall Roy B. Shepard
Slater Cora Pearl Auer
Marshal
Ordway and Hayob Wed in St Peters Ceremony
James H. Ordway and Miss Mary Hayob were married at St Peters Catholic church by Father O Neil on Wednesday at 030 a.m. A reception followed at the bride’s parents home, Mr and Mrs Henry Hayob east of town. The groom is a son of Mr and Mrs Hiram Ordway and a promising young farmer. The bride is praised for beauty, accomplishments and ideal wife qualities. We extend best wishes for their life together.
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James H. Ordway
Mary Hayob
St. Peters Catholic Church
Father O'Neil
Henry Hayob
Hiram Ordway
Death by Starvation Rumor Strikes Our City
A late report notes a death by starvation in the city amid claims of neglect. An elderly Black woman seen with a wheelbarrow allegedly recruited a Black girl to assist her but could not provide sustenance. The girl reportedly found yeast and survived briefly, while the source city official Johs Taubman of Lexington is mentioned in connection with the tale.
Local Judge Learns From a Neighborly Jape in Lexington
A misfired joke by a neighbor of Judge John A. Rich, criminal court judge for the district, drew laughter yet highlighted the judge’s steady finances. The incident unfolded after Rich moved to Lexington as he chatted with a resident from Slater who claimed Nelean pardeer origin and warned of balancing life.
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John A. Rich
Criminal Court
Rich
Card of Thanks for Mrs M A Jones
We thank friends and neighbors for help during the illness and death of our mother Mrs M A Jones. Charlie and Frank Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra M. A. Jones
New Assistant J C Lethgo To Aid Republican
A New Assistant J C Lethgo of Lamar Missouri arrived Wednesday to assist in the Republican. He will canvass the county during his first week and push the big combination offer advertised this week. He seeks renewals and promises extra guarantees that renewals have reached the office.
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J.C. Lethgo
Lamar
Republican
Lethgo
Gorrell and Kleen Couple Wed at West Boyd Home
Gorrell and Miss Emma Kleen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Kleen, were married at the Strang home on West Boyd with Rev. Clarence Hodge officiating. The groom is a prominent young farmer and the bride is the charming daughter of Mr and Mrs Kleen. Best wishes are extended to the couple.
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Frank Gorrell
Emma Kleen
Leonard
Chas Strang
West Boyd
Clarence Hodge
M. L. Hockensuaith
Mir. Gorrell
Jasmer
Kleen
Odell Church Notes and Local Services Update
Odell A Presbyterian church held a Palm Sunday service with special attention on attendees. Marshall services start at 4 pm for summer. Dr A H Stephenson preached in Macon, D W Black filled the pulpit. Captain Thomas from Kansas preached at Slater and other areas. Christian Science event at Sunday School with doctrine of Atonement. First Baptist next Sunday topics Butterflies and Eternal Life. Sunday School attendance rose to 148, church services growing. Rev Clemens to preach at Harmony next Sunday morning and evening.
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Captain Thomas
Kansas
Slater
First Baptist Church
Clemens
Harmony
Illness Touches Harris Family In Local Notices
Among the Sick Jimmie Erwin, nephew of Mra B. W. Harris, improved after traveling to San Animos, Colorado. Dr. J. E. Harris was called to McCreedy Tuesday for his father-in-law Jacob Maddox. Mra Harrie has been with her father J. W. Solomos of South Salt Pond, who after a month of illness is still under the weather.
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Jimmie Erwin
Mra B. W. Harris
San Animos
Colo
J. E. Harris
McCreedy
Jacob Maddox
Mra Harrie
J. W. Solomos
South Salt Pond
Shepherd Auer Couple Wed at Auer Home Capito Hill
Mr Roy B Shepherd of Slater wed Miss Pearl Auer sister of County Collector Joe Auer at the Auer home on Capito Hill Tuesday evening. Rev D C Bolton performed the ceremony and the couple planned an Eastern trip afterward. Shepherd is a prominent young farmer and former neighbor of the bride, described as an excellent young lady.
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Roy B. Shepherd
Slater
Pearl Auer
Joe Auer
Auer
Cap~ito’ Hill
D. C. Bolton
Shepherd
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Mig
Rosie Irene Povohty
L. Wy
Vandyee
Roosevelt Taft
Howard
Greene
Petiis
Will
St. Joseph
Ordway
Johs Taubman
Laxirg
Dr. Price
Charoe and
Frank Jones
Odell A, Presbyterian Church
A. H. Stephenson
Macon
D. W
Black
Shepherd-Auer
Poland
China
Issnaii Ie
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