Death of Dorothy Kathryn Renick in Grand Pass May 10 1912
The obituary honors Dorothy Kathryn Renick born July 12 188 near Carro ll county. She lived in Kansas City twelve years at Acme Mattress Co as forelady and bookkeeper. Funeral conducted by Rev L Pean and Rev Arnold. She supported church and charity, suffered long with rheumatism and illness, and is said to be in Heaven on the Golden Shore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Kathryn Renick
Dorothy
Grand Pass
Carrowl County
Carrotton
Grace Presbyterian Church
Kansas City
Acme Mattress Co
Kanoas City
Rev. L. Pean
Lexingon
M. F. Club
Sweet Dorothy
Grand Pas
Rev
Arnold
Presbyterian Church
Lea
Kansa City
Marshall
Maude Dennis Dies in Clay Township at About 40
Mrs. Maude Dennis wife of man Dennis died at her home in Clay township on Friday May 3. Funeral services were conducted by Rev T Pritchett at Mt Horeb on Saturday at 2 pm and her remains were interred in the church yard there. She was about 40 years old and survived by her husband and four children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dera Maude Dennis
Man Dennis
Clay Township
T. Pritchett
Mt. Horeb
Slater Rustler
Mrs Atchley Died After Long Illness at 64
Mrs Atchley died Thursday May 6 at her Odell and Gordon home after a long illness of heart trouble aged 64. She is survived by nine children including J R Atchley Charles Mrs F A Weat and Mrs L A Doughty of Marshall and others in Kansas Oregon and Missouri. Also two sisters Mrs B Kirk and Mrs A M Roark. She was a Baptist church member in Lebanon for 15 years. Funeral conducted by Rev Clarence Hodge at the residence Friday afternoon. Burial in Ridge Park cemetery with pallbearers including two sons and two sons-in-law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pp. L. Atchley
Odell and Gordon
J. R
Charles
F A Weat
L. A. Doughty
Marshall
Geo
Utopia
Kansas
Frank
Big Eddy
Oregon
Ab. Huff
Bufalo
R .F. Vernon
Phillipsburg
Mattie Breech
Lebanon
Kirk
Springfield
A. M. Roark
Portland
Mra Atchley
Baptist Church At
Clarence Hodge
God
Thor
Ridge Park
Chae
John Atchley
FP. A. Weat
Will Humphrey
Geo. Montgomery
Brown dies after winter illness at son-in-law home
Brown a prominent Hardeman farmer and cattle feeder died Tuesday at 1 p.m. at the home of his son-in-law Dr J B Connell after a winter illness. He was about 60 years old and survived by his widow and three children Otto Eddie and Mrs Connell. Funeral services were held at the residence Wednesday at 2 p.m. and he was buried in Ridge Park Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown
J. BE. Connell
Hardeman
Otto
Eddie
Connell
Rev. Leonard
M. Vcc
Richard Flynn Die at About Twenty in St Louis
Richard Flynn a Colony resident from St Louis died Wednesday morning from illness at about age twenty. The body lies at Walkers Undertaking Establishment awaiting instructions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Flynn
St. Louis
Toa
Walkers
Buford-Hallie Buford Child Dies in May Funeral
Buford-Hallie, daughter of William and Savannah Buford, died Sunday May 12 at 11 am aged three years two months twenty one days. Survived by four brothers and four sisters, youngest child and cherished at home. Remains buried Monday at 4 pm in Elmwood Cemetery. Services conducted by Reverend Payton and Reynolds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buford
Hallie
Tittle
William
Savannah Buford
Waters
Elmwood
Reve. Payton and
Reynol
New Assessor Appointed After Local Government Shakeup
Gov Hadley Wedhertay appoints new assessor near Mt Leon following the resignation of J A Dsou dee. Wilson, Saine Hiriaevk, and G BE are named as successors, with details pending on the official posting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hadley Wedhertay
Postel G. Be, Wilson
Near
Mt. Leonard
Ee Saine Hiriaevk
J. A. Dsou Dee Asp
Prominent Citizen Dead in Burneton Funeral Pending
Mra JAR Black, a prominent local figure, is reported dead after a serious illness of her father Sip Ps Balmons. Mrs Black had returned from tours and said the funeral occurred at Burneton. More particulars are expected next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Black
Buncéton
Sip Ps Balmons
S'Nee
Ams
Tors
Buneton
Marshall Christian Church Reaches Fundraising Milestone
The Marshall church raised about 624000 for rebuilding, with Sunday services drawing a large, eager crowd led by Rev. Geo L Spivey. Over 500 pupils attended Sunday school at 9 15 am and offerings exceeded 12000 during the morning, plus 1340 in the afternoon, as trustees received keys from the building committee. The remodeled edifice, erected in 1895 at a cost of 5000, now features a main auditorium with 1000 seating, a 60 seat choir, twenty Sunday School rooms, a kitchen and study, plus a reading room and gym planned for the basement. Superintendent J A Gordon and others praised the parishioners of 559 members for their hard work and vision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. L. Spivey
Snivey
Marshall
Ulike
Red’catory
J. A. Wa Ker
Bulding Committee
L' Lin Krelesr
Karens Cry
Ciary
Frank Uts
Eder
B. T. Wharton
Abe
Msi
cHy
Rev Henry Austin to Lead Pirat Pres byterian Church
The Pirat Pres byterian Church welcomes Rev Henry Austin of Weatherford Texas who received a unanimous call and will begin work on the first Sunday in July. He comes highly recommended and impressed the congregation with his reception. J S Huff’s Sunday School class purchased a new piano from Allen Piano Co with Huff and Allen aiding in the deal. The Episcopal church had no services Sunday due to Rector Bohn’s death at Excelsior Springs. Rev Wol will preach at Mt Horeb Sunday at 3:99 pm. The First Baptist will hear a Persian student F Hotar cetribe discuss land and customs. At night the pastor will speak on The Pentecostal Revival. Dr W B H Black traveled to Louisville Kentucky Tuesday for the Presbyterian General Assembly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pirat
Episcopal Church
Bohn Ja
Excesior Springs
Sancay
First Baptist Church
F. Hotara
Subscribers Report New and Renewed List
The following names appear as new subscribers or renewals in the past week. Jesse Stewart Napton J L Kessler Napton Eddie Sthieazer Napton W T Jackson Nelson Gee Napton Williama Napton Jos Coxton Napton Louis Schler Nelson D H Emison Napton W G Pile Blue Lick Gee Conway Napton C B Harvey Napton B H Crouch Napton Henry Kruger Napton Henry Asemeyer Nelson August Petry Nelson L Scott Nelson Susieff Crosby Mirahy’s Wm Variteman Mirehall T F Tickemeyer Billy Lick Mr L M Marshall Blue Lick Hapsbro Blue Lick Richard Gorham Blue Lick C C Hansbro Blue Lick FP W Spreitzer Blue Lick P Dannlea Blue Lick Smith Montgomery Blue Lick L C Hellman Nelson J T Vardeman Nelson Gee Freeman Morri-t John McGrath Kansas City Chas Walbourn Adrian Mo L J Barnes Nelson W 4 Thornton Gillam 5 Jackn Sweet Springs M P Carmean Blackburn D Walton ieeatena Ind
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Stewart
Napton
J. L. Kessler
Eddie’ Sthieazer
W. T. Jackson
Nelson Gee
Williama
Jos Coxton
Naptos
Louis Schler
Nelson
D. H. Emison
W. G Pile
Blue Lick
Gee. Conway
C. B. Harvey
B. H. Crouch
Henry Kruger
Henry Asemeyer
Nelson August Petry
Nelson L. §. Scott
Nelson Susieff
Crosby
Mirahy
Wm. Variteman
Mirehall
T. F. Tickemeyer
Billy Lick
L. M. Marshall
Blue Lick Co
Hapsbro
Richard Gorham
C. C. Hansbro
W. Spreitzer
Lick
P. Dannlea
Smith Montgomery
L. C. Hell
Real Estate Transfers From Slater and Marshall Areas
A stream of deeds records transfers of property among Bridges Tucker McCoy Cram Miller Jenkins Hupp Kemper Barts Fields Jenkins McEntire Cockett Leonard Blosser Trent Curter Davis Kemper Ashurst Haynie Lave Neal Calmes Hayek Smith Butts Rector Zundt Rector McEntire Hackney Freeland Logedon Grecian Thayer in Marshall and Sweet Springs areas. Properties include lots and blocks in English add Slater Folkerton New Frankfort Baker s Sweet Springs and West Slater. Several transfers list prices or terms. several involve multiple parcels per grantor and grantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lizzie Vaugh
Embankworth
E Fields
R A Jenkins
EB M Mitchel
Slater C. H. Tucker
C. W Bridges
T B McEntire
Kenneth
McEntire
Slater
D. F. Cockett
Sarah P. Leonard
Allen
Ormand Hupp
Mary P. Ashurst
Edwin H Haymie
Folkerton
Marshall
Bik
Edmond Smith
Bettie Butts
M & Maui
Hackney
William Freeland
J B
Page
Bubinks
William P Logedon
John FP. Martin
Ettle F Grecian
Harrold Thayer
Shotting dispute at McClure Flats ends with a gunshot
A dispute over money owed for board at 53 McClure flats led 18 year old Frank Lancaster to fire a shot into the air at his half brother Louis Mathews, 49, after a confrontation with his mother and another half brother. Lancaster lived with them and is held for questioning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O'Clojek
Frank Lancaster
McClure Flats
Louis Mathews
Tragedy in Kansas City as Mother Kills Man Found by Her Sons
In Kansas City a confrontation led to Mathews being fatally shot by Lancaster who fired four shots as an advancing man. Mathews dies soon after being carried into a house. Lancaster arrested at Walnut Street station. The mother, known as Mrs Joplin, has three marriages and three sons Lou Mathews 10, Robert Joplin 28, and Frank 18, from Blackburn Mo. They moved to Kansas City twelve years ago amid family tensions. Sunday’s Kansas City Journal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster
Mathews
Walnut Street
Mr. Lancaster
Uncalled for Letters in Marshal post office May 15 1909
A stale notice lists names of addressees with unclaimed mail at the Marshal Missouri post office. If not picked up within 15 days, items will be sent to the dead letter office in Washington DC. Names include Miss Grice Gazerson Mesimes Roma Bidwin Walter Everett and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshal
Washington, D. C
Grice Gasrerson
Roma Bidwin
Beecher
B. Baldwin
Walter Everett
Charles O. Bent
B. C Camd
John
Ch'm'ethmer
D. Carma
Taval Mance
Chir'lo Masten
S. W. Sweeney
John Weiss
Mah‘on Wilson
Ale Young
L. W. Vanndyke
Runaway Mules Injure Local Farmer Near Hernton
Austin Stephenson of Mia Riggios firm near Hernton suffered a severe facial laceration and leg injuries after a team of mules bolted Friday. His nephew, driving the team, failed to control them as Stephenson was thrown forward. Dr. J. Dickson treated him, and he has since recovered enough to leave bed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin Stephenson
Mia Riggios
Hernton
J. Dickson
Marriage License Names from Malta Bend Visit
A list of names including Chas Deis William Lelia Frost William Alexander Proud Marshall Mary Bird Marshall Jeme Whitney Myrtle Call John Gehrdon Regina Mengis Zerva O Brien Slater Besale Johnson John Sade White Julia Desmond Cleveland Ford Blanche Parker J. W. Day Harvey Morris and Louis Nye were present from Malta Bend yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas Deis
William Lelia Frost
William Alexander Proud
Marshall Mary Bird
Marshall
Jeme Whitney, Co
Kansas City
Myrtle Call
Col
John Gehrdon
Sweet Sprage
Regina Mengis
Sweet Springs
Zerva O Brien
Slater Besale Johnson
Slater John Sade White
Marshall Julia Desmond
Marshal ‘Cleveland Ford
Mats Bend
Blanche Parker
Matta Bend
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Ufe Ie
A. E
Christian
Marshall Christian Church
M. Huff
Evan of Young Ladies Haa
Baptist
Hallet &Wiis
Alen Piano Co
Messrs
Huff
Alen
Wo'l
Mt Horeb
Sundiy
W. B H. Black
Louieville, Ky
Tuendiy
J. W. Day
Harvey Morris
Louis ‘Nye
Chas. Shafer
Malta Bend
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