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Newspaper
Missouri Marshall Republican
Location
Marshall, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1910
Page
8
Local notes show F M Pile of Blue Lick and J T Isbell at Boonville for Decoration Day. Bellflower’s J A Thompson attended the M V C commencement. Various visits, shop mentions, and ads appear including Williams Confectionary on the square and Cumberland bottled syrups. A ball game Kemper vs M V C ended 6 to 1, and Marshall bankers beat the professionals 19 to 17.
Otto Van Briggle of Kansas City visited two years after his last stay with Mr and Mrs A Romans. Miss Nellie Doss returned from Coffeyville where she taught, Rose Richter plans Warrensburg summer school, Sam W Sullivan reports Star school lacks a winter teacher, Rev T B Rice visited, and local officials consider S P Bradley for city school superintendent. Pension board met. Geo Campbell and Robt L Berry examined. J W Kent and grandsons visited.
Mr and Mrs H C Spencer of Kansas City spent several days visiting Mrs Alice Fulkerson mother of the latter and attended the M V C Commencement exercises Mr Spencer made the Republican office a profitable call on Monday Mrs Wm Vardeman and daughters Minnie and Elizabeth entertained the ladies of the Country Club at their home Thursday afternoon last week Delicious refreshments were served and the afternoon was most enjoyable
Real estate pros promote the June 16 sale in Marshall as a safe investment free from middleman profits, inviting buyers to capitalize on an efficient auction path.
Mrs. J. F. Miller returned to her East St. Louis home yesterday after a several week visit. The New York Racket offers all styles of men's straw hats at fixed prices, with daughter Mrs. BE, M. Chaffee, among the local shoppers noted.
Miss Ewell of Marshall saved a stack of millinery goods as fire gutted a large portion of Corder's business area last Wednesday. Opera House and Manors Hall were totally destroyed. The article also notes travels and local shop reports including Leyhe- Downing Clothing Co and J. M. Terrell's potato crop remarks. Rev W M Rader and family attended Mrs J B Davis's funeral in Nelson after visiting Marshall.
Marshall hosts a June 16 lot sale with lively remarks and a hint of novelty. Charlie Chaffee Jr reports a successful Letter Carriers Convention in Columbia and anticipates Missouri Association leadership and next year in Marshall. A Confederate veterans reunion is planned for September, with committee members named. The piece also notes straw hats, a Boonville Henry addition sale scene, and real estate transfers showing market momentum.
Rev Z T Orr preached near Boonville. Saline County Baptist association held a profitable Napton meeting. Dr Gordon spoke to Marshall youths on layman knowledge. Baptist Women Missionary Society met in Marshall with active participation from various churches. St Joseph District Quarterly Conference report noted. Knights of Columbus fourth degree event in Kansas City with Edward Hamil council attendees.
The Eightieth General Assembly met in Dickson Tennessee in May 1924 to celebrate the churchs one hundredth birthday. The Cumberland Presbytery formed after a February 1910 night of prayer near Dickson by Ewing King and McAdow dissenters from another denomination. The assembly honored a century of selfless effort and growth, noting the churches significant contribution to other communities and its enduring spiritual mission.
One hundred and fifty commissioners from seventy six presbyteries and hundreds of visitors gathered in a large tent for the opening sermon of retiring moderator Rev J T Barber of Kentucky. About two thousand attended the opening service with overflow across churches. Rain shortened the assembly but the event remained spiritually uplifting, with Vaughney Quartet aiding worship and a Women’s Board of Missions consecration service yielding $2019 cash and total offerings around $10,000 for church work. J L Huggins of Union City was elected Cumberland Presbyterian editor. Next meeting is Evansville Indiana in May 1911.
The Manhattan and Cluett shirts are hailed as the finest in the world with fast cobra something and perfect fit. Sold exclusively by Leyhe-Downing Clothing Co.
Rev J E Abbott traveled to Kansas City to be with his mother recovering from surgery. Mrs Walter Farmer in Mt Olive is reported quite sick. I T Russell returned from Hutchinson Kansas and says his wife’s operation was successful and she is doing well. Miss Lillian Kreiser of Kansas City is recovering and will visit Marshall Friday and Saturday to resume vocal class. Mrs J J Smith was quite sick last week but is better. Guy Smith of Napton is ill with appendicitis after a sudden Saturday night ailment.
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