Obituary notices from Marshall area crowd the page
A string of deaths and funeral notices from Marshall and nearby areas recount the passing of several residents. Highlights include Mrs Hagan aged 68, long married with two deceased children. Mr Nye a Malta Bend farmer, age 52. Mr Striker a notable Marshall merchant, age 75. Mary Helen McCord, four, of Nevada, dies of scarlet fever. multiple local burials at Ridge Park and North cemeteries with Rev. ministers conducting services. other obituaries note Annie Dennah of Little Rock, Bertha Ashley of Kansas City, and additional residents fading due to pneumonia, Bright’s disease, or heart trouble. Funeral times and burial places vary across the notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malta Bend
J. W. Blackburn
Wm. Mullins
Miami
Maggie Allen
Ira W. Barnett
Malta Bend Presbyterian Church
Nye
A. J. Alison
Marshall
Wm. Vardeman
Ridge Park Cemetery
Romeo Simpson Dead after Shooting by Deputy Sheriff
Romeo Simpson died in the county jail from wounds and pneumonia two weeks after being shot by Deputy Sheriff Roland Smith while resisting arrest. The piece notes Simpson’s alleged prior crimes including alleged robberies, blackmail, and threats to derail trains, suggesting his supposed guilt and prior actions if he had stood trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Romeo Simpson
Roland Smith
Simpson
Mr. Smith
Hagan’s
Mt. Leonard
Shackleford
Republican mass meeting at city hall next Tuesday
A Republican mass meeting is scheduled at City Hall next Tuesday night to nominate a city ticket. The event invites party members and supporters to participate in the forthcoming city election preparations.
McDaniel to Take Charge of Miami Dry Goods Store
Change at Miami sees F R McDaniel who purchased G T Taylors dry goods business sending G T Taylor Charles Wilson and Jobo Lider on Tuesday to retrieve the big safe bought from Emory Brown. McDaniel will assume charge on March 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. R. McDaniel
G. T. Taylor
Miami
Chas. Wilson
Jobo Lider
Emory Brown
Mr. McDaniel
Marshall Not Wrecked by Night Riders Warning
Vintage Kansas tale recounts Marshall fearing a raid by forty masked riders who fired on the square last Friday. A note on auctioneer Frank M. Stone’s door warns him to flee, while Stone denies seeing shootings or collusion, maintaining resolve to stay.
Foreign Mission Rally Planned At Christian Church
A program of unusual excellence is set for the Foreign Missionary Rally at the Christian church next Thursday beginning at 10 a m lasting through the day and night. Visitors from across the county are invited. No collection will be taken. Rev HI N Bullark, stated clerk of the Presbyterian Synod of Missouri, died of pneumonia in Kansas City on Wednesday at age 43 after being in Marshall last week to arrange the Missouri Presbyterian Assembly meeting. The Young Men's Brotherhood of the First Presbyterian church elected new officers led by Judge Samuel Davis as president and J T Fisher as vice president. Rev W R Dobyns and Mr Huggins of St Joseph spoke on the Ozarks school at Forsythe to church members Tuesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall
West Marshall
Striker
Ius Maude
Adolph
Phil Nock
Reno
Miss Nnie
Carl
Herbert
Harry
Walter
California
Emmeetay
L. P. Bowen
W.W. H. Black
Annie Dennah
L.C. Heumanon
Little Rock
Jesus
E. J. Hosto
Evangelical Church
Mr. Stone
Kansas City
The
Christian Church
HI. N. Bullark
Presbyterian Synod of Missouri
Missouri Presbyterian Assembly
First Presbyterian Church
Samuel Davis
J.T. Fisher
C. Corder, Jr
W. R. Dobyns
Huggins
St. Joseph
Ozarks
Forsythe
Meyer Naeglin Wedding Quiet Home Ceremony
Robert H. Meyer of Blackburn and Laura Naegelin near Blosser wed at the bride’s parents home on February 19 at 11 am. The ceremony, conducted by Rev H Limper, was intimate due to Mr Naegelin’s illness. Meyer is the son of W.H. of Boab hara 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert H. Meyer
Blackburn
Aova
Laura Naegelin
Near
Blosser
E. Neegelin
Rev. H. Limper
Naegelin
Mr. Meyer
W.H. 3
Boab Hara
Prominent Saline Families to Wed on Opper Farm
A Saline County couple from two prominent German families will marry and reside on the William Opper farm north of Blackburn. The wedding aligns two well regarded households and marks a union expected to enhance local social life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Opper
Blackburn
Card of Thanks for help during bereavement
Card of Thanks expresses gratitude to friends who assisted during the illness death and burial of the writer's wife, offering a heartfelt thanks for kindness and support.
D A R Colonial Ball Fundraiser Opens Elks Room
The Robert Nelson Chapter D A R plans a winter fundraiser to support a county library and rest room. The Elks club room will be opened with national colors, flowers, palms, and a reception and concert from 6 to 10 pm. Dancing begins at 10. Ladies and gentlemen wear colonial costume or evening dress. Tickets are $1.00 each including refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Nelson
Elks’ Club
Uncalled-for Letters in Marabail Post Office
A list of uncalled letters in the Marabail postoriies with two weeks to claim before dead-letter status. Byers resident F J F Meyer, along with John Weiher of Osage county, plan to move to Napton March 2 and may manage or purchase the Paulsmeyer farm near Sweet Springs. They intend to become Saline citizens and are welcomed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marabail
Miseee
Leta Hellard
Hattie Nancie Haulle
F. J Haynes
Millie Livestoe
Ethel McCarty
Ellen Rucker - Crook
Arthur Day
J M Fry
Millard Harris
Carroll Masting
Emory Kidwell
Mr. Newlan
Travis Spencer
Robi Wilson
M. T. Chastain
J. F. Meyer
Byers
Napton
John Weiher
Osage County
Paulsmeyer
Sweet Springs
Saline
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L. A. Hagan
Diid
O Ttage
George Nye
Mary Helen McCord
Hugh McCord
Nevada
J. A. Jessup
Bright
Miami Cemetery
Shirley Vaughters
W. C. Vaughter
Alamogordy, N. M
Mary F. Alison
Annie D. Heuman
Ashley
Bertha
Ernest Ashley
Mrs. Ashley
Bey Ak
E. J. Dunlap
Gilliam
Mrs. Phebe Cavers
Col
Jack Williams
Tompkins
Martin
Amanda Williams
Sophia Strange
Percy
Nelson
Fred Miller
Fairview
Ella Mason
Elzie Mason
South Brunstick Ave
Sa.m
North Street
M. E
Reeves
Rock Creek Cemetery
Journal
Frank M. Stone
Swift & Co
Hutter Seeedene
Roousters
Rea & Page Milling Co
Gee Corp
D. A. R. Colonial Ball
Feawhols
Oweee
Lillie
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