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Missouri Marshall Republican

Location

Marshall, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1901

Page

11

Snoddy and Fisher couple wed in Marshall home ceremony

Mr A B Snoddy of Springfield Missouri wed Miss Helen Florida Fisher daughter of Mr James Fisher in a morning ceremony on East West street The Rev Dr L P Bowen officiated using Episcopal ring service The bride a Marshall High School graduate and Saline social favorite will reside in Springfield Their reception included numerous relatives and friends and guests from Carrollton Kansas City and Blackburn The Benanican extends congratulations and best wishes for a happy future

A. B. Snoddy Springfield Helen Florida Fisher James Fisher East West Street L. P. Bowen J. T. Fisher Memphis Railroad Marshall Our City Marshall High School Saline Mrs. L. L. Snoddy Lucy Bell Carrollton Esma Marshall Kansas City Anna Bird Celeste Sandidge Frances Napton Mary V. Clark Maidie Montague Fanny Cordell Katie Tipping Nelle Mason Mra WB. Napton Thomas Adams Calvin Snoddy Calvin Thomas W. Fisher Blackburn

Nellie Bagnell Engaged to Byron Fenner Bab bitt

The Globe reports the engagement of Miss Nellie Bagnell to Mr Byron Fenner Bab bitt. Miss Bagnell, niece of Mr and Mrs William Bagnell of 12 Westmoreland Place, is noted as a leading society figure.

Globe Democrat of Sunday Nellie Bagnell Byron Fenner Babbitt Miss Bagnell William Bagnell Westmoreland Place

Miss Bagwell to Wed Mr Babbitt in Fall Society Item

Miss Bagwell travels with relatives and seasons in St Louis society. She is described as a dainty beauty with golden brown hair and blue eyes. Mr Babbitt, nephew of the Thayers, recently named United States commissioner, will wed Miss Bagwell in early fall, a high society event anticipated after her winter in California and upcoming European summer visit.

St. Louis Miss Bagwell Mr. Babbitt Anos Thayer United States California Misa Bagwell Europe Mrs. Bagnell Babbitt Kern & Babbitt Miss Bagnell Marshall

Harton and Spry Couple Wed in City Home

C W Harton son of G E Barton and Miss Annie E Spry daughter of James Spry were married Saturday at 3 pm at the bride’s West Morgan street home. Rev A M Lehr performed the ceremony. The groom is a carpenter and the bride has worked at Marshall Steam Laundry. They will live with the groom’s parents for now.

C. W. Harton G. E. Barton Annie E. Spry James Spry West Morgan Street A. M. Lehr Marshall Steam Laundry

Painful Accident Injures Ruth Cochran in City

Miss Ruth Cochran daughter of Oscar Cochran received a painful cut on the face Monday afternoon when a screw in a door screen struck her near the nose. Dr G S Hardin attended, three stitches were needed, and she is recovering with hope the scar will be minor.

Ruth Cochran Oscar Cochran G. S. Hardin Ruth

Presbyterian Picnic at Wilton Enjoys Favorable Outing

The Presbyterian Sunday school picnic at Wilton drew many families on Tuesday with favorable weather and a well organized day. Superintendent R. K E L. Smith led a large committee coordinating transportation, meals, lemonade, and amusements while Rev. C. EK Thomas and teachers contributed to the cheerful event.

Wilton Missouri Pacific R. K E. L. Smith Ross Thomas Leonard van Dyke Jimmie Wingfield Horace Leonari Frank Vawter Harry Myer Percy Nevill Nettie McMillan Eva Armstrong Joshua Barbee Oscar Cochran C. EK Thomas

Entertaining in Honor of Mr and Mrs Munoz and Miss Minnie Vance

Miss Minnie Vance hosted a social Friday evening for a circle of friends honoring Mr and Mrs S C Munoz of Chicago. The Munozs are enjoying a series of entertainments in their honor as guests attend various gatherings.

Minnie Vance S. C. Munoz Chicago

Evening Visit Delights Marshall Youth on Lawn

Visits to our city bring joy to Marshall's young crowd. The evening on the inviting lawn featured fruit lemonade in the dining room served by Misses Rachel Van Dyke and Bereniere Vance. Refreshments of berries ice and cake were provided by Miss Vance with help from Mrs. Maurice Hagedorn and Miss Florence Groves. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. S. C. Munoz, Misses Louie Noble Berta Francisco Katherine Hood Pattie Page Florian Lavinia Verby Lilian Bowen Ola Walker and Mr. and Mrs. C L. Bell and others.

Our City Marshall Rachel van Dyke Bereniere Vance Miss Vance Maurice Hagedorn Florence Groves S. C. Munoz Louie Noble Berta Francisco Katherine Hood Pattie Page Florian Lavinia Verby Lilian Bowen Ola Walker C L. Bell Will Rainey O. T. Goodwin Frank Miles Charles Fisher Wm. Walker Ming

Fancy Work Club Hosts Social at Mrs Logsden’s Home

Mrs Carroll Logsden charmingly entertained the Shackelford Fancy Work club Thursday at her pleasant country home with true hospitality. Miss Easie Conway assisted. refreshments of strawberries, cream and cake were served. Guests included Mrs George Mayer of St Louis and several Marshall Odessa Miami Shackelford and St Louis residents.

Carroll Logsden Shackelford Easie Conway George Mayer St. Louis Anna Laura Brice Marshall Gertrude Hackensmith Odessa Hannah Miami Sue Kakin Kansas City Loulou Tickemyer Shackelford and Giest Mayme Zipff Mexdames Theodore Graybell James Miller Frank Carter Johns Doran Ilinois Julia Turley Flora Keethly Florence Tickemyer

Children's Day at Mt Olive Presbyterian Church

Old School Presbyterians at Mt Olive held annual children's day exercises on Sunday June 16. The school, with over 100 members, is the county's largest country school. Superintendent J C Sydenstricker travels seven miles weekly to serve. The packed house overflowed the church with attendees from 15 miles around to enjoy music recitations and a missionary work synopsis.

Mt. Olive J. C. Sydenstricker

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