Local Items From Marshall and Nearby Areas
Local items note visits and guests across Marshall including Mrs I O Striker from St Louis and Mrs Elizabeth Zahn of Illinois visiting Edward Zahn’s family. Rev Y W Whitsett of Kansas City visits Prof L Evrard. Several residents travel for family visits and events such as Martin Hayes’s upcoming June wedding in Green Ridge and others returning from trips in Coffeyville Calaway County and Sweet Springs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. K. Harris
Calaway County
Y. W. Whitsett
Kansas City
Mabelle Wallin
Green Ridge
John M. Claycomb
Hughesville
Thos. Claycomb
Wm. J. Fulkerson
P. H. Rea
Coffeyville
Kansas
L. L. Whitman
Chat Lacy
Dr. Carter
James Anderson
Missouri Knight Templars
Wm. Bailey
Gilliam
Jos. Schiesver
Marshall
Ellis Family Visit Highlight Community News
Dren Walter and Jermie Ellis of Norton visit H A Ellis and Miss Jessie of Blue Lick. Mr. Ellis also visits sons Theodore in Kansas and Edn in Oklahoma. They stay Friday with his niece Mrs. Berry Lindsey in the city, enjoying friendly welcomes and news of prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter
Jermie Ellis
Norton
H. A
Jessie
Blue Lick
Mr. Ellis
Theodore
Kansas
Edn
Oklahoma
Berry Lindsey
Lincoln School diploma ceremony at opera house
Lincoln School held a year end entertainment at the opera house Friday night. Prof B F Allen awarded diplomas to Mildred L Brown and Ira M Henderson and praised the Henderson family’s record. Remarks by Prof Kenner and Edmiston complimented staff and pupils while Dr Sharp pledged the school board’s support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln School
Opera House
B. F. Allen
Lincoln Institute of
Jefferson City
Mildred L. Brown
Ira M. Henderson
Henderson
Town
State College For
Lincoln Institute
Drake
Marshall
Allen
Kenner
Edmiston
Marshall Public Schools
G.e.c.sharp
Prof
Marshall School Board
Sal Orate
Fish Story Exposed As Fake By St Louis Reader
Frank Schieszer of St Louis letters claiming a fish found over 100 Osh in a yard after a heavy rain. The tale turns out to be a hoax as fish were scattered from a distant flooded pond and later picked up. The item lampoons fish story editors and warns readers to check gutters and spouts for rain frogs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Schieszer
St.Louis
Republican
Schieszer
Mr. Schieszer
Wan
Robert Aulgar
Hhis Yard
Au’gur
Mr. Sc
C. A. Excursions Offer Weekend Trips to Kansas City
C. and A. Excursions every Saturday evening and Sunday morning offer weekly end excursion tickets to Kansas City and return with departures from Kansas City at 10 a.m. Monday or on any regular train except Red Hummer No. 10. Hawthorne, agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keneas City
C. KE. Hawthorne
Will Lose Position Bishop to Leave Express Service
N C Bishop long time agent for United States Express Co in Marshall must leave his post due to age limit rules. The U S Express Co will offer a position elsewhere, but he is undecided. Mrs Julia Wright visited Kansas City friends last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N.C
Julia Wright
Kansas City
Tennessee Steamer Tennessee Breaks Record to Kansas City
Captain W L Thompson reports the steamer Tennessee arrived at the riverfront at high noon Sunday after a record 49 day voyage from St. Louis. The crew carried diverse cargo to the warehouse and praised the Missouri snag boat for clearing snags while urging beacon lights along the Missouri River to boost traffic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Tennessee
W. L. Thompson
St. Louis
Mr. Thompson
Missouri
Official Statement Of the Financial Condition of the Bank
A feeble OCR fragment outlines the Bank of Nelson’s liabilities and capital, listing assets and obligations. The text mentions deposits, capital, and a balance sheet type format with partial figures and obscure names, reflecting a formal financial disclosure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bank of Nelson
Estate Notice of Inheritance Rights and Limitations
A historic notice dated April 1 identifies William P. Geordies as executor for the estate. It warns claimants must prove rights within two years or be forever barred from benefits under the will. The document outlines who may be precluded and the process for asserting a claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oslo
William P. Geordies
Union of Protestant Bodies Seeks Wider Kosmopolitan Co operation
The Presbyterian Church in the United States adopts a report on broader federation with other denominations. Delegates from Reformed, Lutheran, Methodist, and several other churches back closer cooperation including work among Negroes, foreign missions, publishing, and cost reduction. A New Orleans meeting is planned for November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Ameica
Willia Henry Roberts
General Assembly
Anet
New York
Council of the Reformed Churches
Presbyterians
Reformed Church
Presbyterian Church In
Kansas City
United Presabyterian Church of North America
New Orleans
The
Free Baptists
General Conference
Christians
Christian Connection
Congregations Churches
Disciples of Christ
Evangelical Association
Evangelical Synod of North America
Friends
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Primitive Methodist Church
Colored Methodist Episcopal Cohurch
America
Presbyterian Church
United States of America
United Presbyterian Church
Reformed Church In America
Reformed Episcopal Church
Seventh Day Baptist Churches
United Brethren In Christ
United Evangelical Church
Protestant Episcopal Church Hies
Ite
Neri Ba Alban Ly
National Federation to Meet in Philadelphia in December
The National Federation of Churches and Christian Workers plans a December meeting in Philadelphia to discuss plan and purpose of cooperation. The assembly appropriated $500 for expenses already incurred toward the cooperation. A key resolution directs the cooperation and union committee to continue talks with the United Presbyterian Church to pursue closer relations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Federation of Churches and Christian Workers Ia
Philadelphian
Assembly
Committee On Cooperation and Union
United Presbyterian Church
Dallas Flood Toll Tops Two Million Losses
A Trinity River flood in Dallas and Fort Worth caused four deaths in Dallas and seven in Fort Worth, with property damage surpassing a million dollars and 4000 people left homeless. Telecommunication lines failed and utilities were knocked out as city services halted. Mayor Hay ordered businesses closed overnight to aid relief efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Tex
Fort Worth
Trinity
Post Office Open May 30 7 A.M. to Noon
On Decoration Day the Post Office will operate from 7 a m to 12 o'clock noon. One complete residence delivery and two deliveries in the business district will be made as usual. No delivery on rural routes. M. T. Chastain P. M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. T. Chastain
P. M
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FIME
Daijy
Ranene
Gee City
Missouri Pacific
Mra I. O. Striker
Elizabeth Zahn
Illinois
Edward Zahn
W. B. Caton
Winfield, Kadeas
Mia
Henry Schaux
Caton
Matoh
Laie
Megaghshoo OG Laws
Wood & Huston Bank
Marthall, MO
J. P. Huston
Peieen
State of Missouri
Busines
Ion Readu Acka
Mercurt
Elias
Sesches Taser Moly Negroens
Nelson
Aiate
Haline
Clay Town
Justice of the Peace
Bimwend
Wike OF
Minnie Lambe
Lebanom Junction
Cardul
Ace Cee
Clate
Coon
Oma
Adwiisa Ept
Hay
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