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Missouri Marshall Republican

Location

Marshall, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Dec 14, 1900

Page

14

Marshall Band Seeks Community Help To Stay Active

The Marshall Concert Band, praised for its town impact, met in the Cir court room Tuesday evening to plan for August concerts. City leaders and businessmen pledged support to clear debts for instruments uniforms and teaching costs totaling about 100, ensuring the band remains an ongoing Marshall institution. A follow up meeting will appoint a committee to visit local merchants for contributions. The report also covers the Missouri YMCA convention in Moberly featuring Rev W R Dobyns of St Joseph and T S McPheters of St Louis elected to lead the executive committee.

Circouit Dee Rith Marshall Marshall Band A. F. Reetorade Rector Joseph Hamill John Blair P Sturm Roe L. Smith Sui Marshall Concert Band Connie The Young Men's Christian Association Missouri Moberly W. R. Dobyns St. Joseph WR. Dobyns First Presbyterian Church T. S. McPheters St. Louis

Daughters of the Confederacy Meet Elect Leaders

The Daughters of the Confederacy held a Wednesday meeting from 4 to 6 on West street. Officers for the new year were elected led by president H V Hawkins and secretary Bertie Francisco. A new member Ella Letton joined. Mrs Johnston hosted a cordial gathering with Confederate colors and a Robert E Lee photo. The Union Teacher’s organization met Friday December 7 at Cumberland Presbyterian church with Dr Black leading scripture and a lesson on Blind Bartimaeus.

Othe Daughters of the Confederacy W. Johnston West Street H V. Hawkins J. So Kelley Bertie Francisco Virginia Veagle Jennie Edwards Jefferson City Ella Letton Johnston Robert E. Lee The Union Teacher's Organization Cumberland Presbyterian Church

Ellen Bowen Missionary Society Meets At Mrs Franklin

The Ellen Bowen Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church met with Mrs POH Franklin for an afternoon session. Scriptural readings from Matthew and John framed a lesson on The Gospel of Christ and Its Agencies. Mrs Chas Page spoke on Authority and Purpose of Foreign missions and other readings highlighted medical mission work and encouragement of mission activity. Mrs Thomas Boatright hosted dinner on North Jefferson Avenue with guests including Mrs W Armentrout Mrs TE Spencer Mrs May Crear and Miss Anna Stern.

Ellen Bowen Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church Poh Franklin Chas. Page Thomas Boatright Jefferson Avenue W. Armentrout TE. Spencer May Crear Anna Stern

Jericho area described to prep next month's lessons

A Marshall meeting featured an engaging talk on Jericho and its surrounding country. The Doctor was expert and the audience highly attentive. Attendees decided to drop scripture reading and prayer to devote all time to the lesson, urging full attendance.

Jericho Marshall

Declared Insane By County Court Action

At a special Sa line County Court meeting on Wednesday Mrs C K Stoaks wife of Prof C J Stoaks of Missouri Valley College was declared insane and ordered sent to the asylum at St Joseph.

Saline County Court C. KE. Stoaks C. J. Stoaks Missouri Valley College St. Joseph

Population figures show Missouri towns 2000 to 25000

Census releases list Missouri towns with 2000 to 25000 residents. Marshall has 5086, up from 4207 ten years earlier, while Slater reaches 2502, up from 2400. The report ranks towns such as Columbia, Cape Girardeau, Fulton, Warrensburg, and Maryville in various comparisons across the state.

Census Bureau Missouri Saline County Marshall Igoo Tyo Sliverton Boonville Fulton Cape Girardeau Carrollton Clinton Macon Maryville Warrensburg Mexico Columbia Kirksville Trenton Albans Ibethimny Savarager Seentlee Harville Raveek Hitler California Canton Aeipeleuse Corte Ae Curthoye Sven Mmh Caruthersville Ooo Ohveneaementheeb Hector Senetek Columbia i Dhaene Rai Kiherweles Spertnera Fayette Cape Osmeene Fulton Dees Als Thanhs Eae Harstellowl ‘ Sca Higwinsville Ia ‘ A Ihawwe Ee Lamar Ivaery Lohanon Lexington Liberty Washington Webbity West Plains

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