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Newspaper
Missouri Marshall Republican
Location
Marshall, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1912
Page
8
On Thanksgiving evening Mr and Mrs August Tegtmeyer near Grand Pass were surprised by many friends who gathered to celebrate their silver anniversary. About 115 people attended with baskets of delicious foods, sharing warm wishes as Rev Schlue, Leon It on, Henry Webmeyer and many others joined in the festive occasion.
Mr and Mrs J F Neff entertained about twenty five guests at their country home near Orcary on Thanksgiving day. A bountiful dinner featured assorted fare and reflected the hosts skill. Music was provided by Mrs E C Neff and Miss Fay Bullock and Miss Chelsea Neff. Guests included Jene Hoensick and wife Isaac Neff and wife D J Dickson and wife T J Stivers and wife E C Neff and wife Frank and wife Miss Lee Lawrence Fay Bullock and May Irvin A W Neff J H Auer and W R Boott.
A large gathering at Mr. and Mrs. Daniel B. Barton celebrated the 75th birthday and Living Day with a festive dinner. Attendees included Henry Lemkuchler, Sam Black and family, Hirmon Strich and daughter Al’ee, Pope and son, Mnk and granddaughter Floren, F A Schu ers and children, Joe Thompson and many neighbors from near Morishadlan c and Blue Lick.Callers detailed the event, noting late arrivals and a warm mood throughout.
At Stonewall schoolhouse on November 7 a community supper raised 22.90. An arcade game was planned for entertainment but Elm Grove neighbors arrived, prompting a postponement after concerns of possible trouble. The Stonewall crowd then chose not to proceed.
Renewal notices appear for residents in multiple towns including Napton Marshall Sweet Springs Malta Bend Marehall Genon Mont Walter Hall Norton and Allegan with names such as T J Burton G W Bray W B Barnhill Obed Slaughter Mra H G Hicks and Sterling Alexander.
A list of individuals from towns like Sweet Springs Pilot Grove Slater Miami and Marshfield includes H. C. Lange Wm Grotzinger W. Nichols John Reinwald and others such as C. W. Bogart Maggie Alspach A. M. Dickerson and W. H. Montgomery. The fragmentary names hint at a historical roster or community notices.
A compact register lists numerous residents across Sweet Springs Marshall Slater Napton Sedalia Emden and nearby towns. Included are Miss Ethel Cox J W Caldwell Mra Mary Henaick and B F Moreland among others.
Christmas shoppers are urged to visit C W Johnstons for durable gifts and a wide selection. Advertisements for The New York Racket pie, Santa, and Kelley-Vawter Jewelry highlight Christmas stock. Houx Bros, Leyhe-Downing, Huff-Proctor, Webster M White, and others promote gifts and window displays as the rush begins. Miles Suse Waters spent Thanksgiving in Kauai City visiting Miss Downs, noting rents and family homes.
Local notes show visits from Gran residents Local items report Chas Fink of Tulsa visiting his father Jacob Fink and family Mrs G T Nuckles to return from Krksv and a doctor noting a 30 hour 20 minute window for recovery Mrs B E Nicely spent time with relatives near Napton and scarlet fever cases remain quarantined Miss Edna LaRue, a former Sweet Springs student, is now a junior nurse at A B S O hospital in Kirkeville and will soon graduate. Miss Erie Green of Smithton and Miss Edna LaRue marry Tipton then depart for California honeymoon. A Houstonia report notes a car fire from a bearing on a Maxwell.
In Houstonia, Philip Pumm'll reports two more diphtheria cases within his household, his daughter Hattie and son Ray, bringing the family total to five. The spread underscores a local health concern as authorities monitor the outbreak.
No 646 financial edition filed at Malta Bend Missouri shows assets totaling 166 402 78 and liabilities including capital 30 000 surplus 6 000 and deposits against a sworn statement by A F Brown as president and cashier.
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