Deaths Mia Zimmerman nee Sophia Ebhard in Missouri
Obituary notes Mia Zimmerman aged 67 years 7 months 20 days died May 18 1995 at Wer How Hardeman after five months illness. Born in Hirschberg Prussia Germany she immigrated to America in 1870. She married Chris Zimmermann Feb 12 1874 near Aurora Indiana. Funeral May 21 at German Lutheran church Little Rock Missouri. Burial in nearby cemetery. Survived by husband and several children and many relatives and friends.
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Mia
Chris Zimmerman
Sophia Ebhard
Wer How
Hardeman
Hirshberg
Flerstenthuw Kels
Germany
Amorica
Chris Zimmermann
Aurora
Indiana
Missouri
Teavea
Henry Arrow Flock
Christ
Jerico Borioge
Ernest Hestermann
Jerice Springs
W A. Fischer
Sedalia
Auguest H. Behmidt
Mascoutah
Alfred Winkler
John
Iaet
Decennad
Little Rock
P. Klindworth
Zimmermann
Emma Prigmore among 29 victims in Long Beach grandstand collapse
Mrs Emma Prigmore wife of Judge M F Prigmore of Sweet Springs was among 29 killed when a Long Beach California grandstand collapsed Saturday March 24. The judge was injured but not seriously. Prigmore leaves three children and will be buried at Sweet Springs.
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Emma Prigmore
Long Beach California
Prigmore
M. F. Prigmor
Sweet Springs
Low Beach
Emma Ilickiind
Hicklin
Marshall Durin Chautauqua
Long Head
Calif
MRS ELIZABETH SULLIVAN DIES AFTER brief illness
Mrs Elizabeth Sullivan aged six died at her home in Slater after a short illness. She was the daughter of Elisa McAfee born in Osage County Missouri. Her first husband was John Shelton, who died leaving a son LeRoy. Her second husband Owen Sullivan died years ago. She is survived by two sisters and four brothers, including Mrs John Bockting and Milton McAfee. Funeral services were conducted by Rev R M Talbert at the home and burial followed in the local cemetery.
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Elizabeth
Sullivan
Slater
Mast Slater
R. M. Talbert
Osaus County
Jno
Bhelton
LeRoy
Owen Sullivan
John Bockting
Hunt
Carrol County
Milton McAfve
Kansas City
Card of Thanks for Neighbor and Friends
Card note thanks neighbors and friends for kindness during illness and at the death of our dear wife and mother. Obriet Stmuwerman and Femily express gratitude for support and sympathy.
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Obiret
Femily
William Jackson dies after apoplexy in Kanann City home
William Jackson son of the late Colonel Witt and Mrs Lutier Jackson, aged 44, died at his family residence in Kanann City on Sunday May 26 after a stroke. He was born at Arrow Rock and lived in Marshall most of his life before moving to Tangas City. Survived by wife Mina Bileteth Wiley and two children, a boy and a girl. Funeral at Sappington Cemetery near Nelson on Monday afternoon with many mourners from the county.
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Jackson
Witt
Lutier, Jackson
Nandeon
Mirwari
Kanaan City
Byrnee Street
Sundauy
Atrlokon
Jaeleon
Arrow Rock
Marshall
Tangas City
Jaeheon
Mina Bileateth Wiley
Juckeon
Hurlal
Oll Sappington
Nelson Toonday
Charley Pto Meres Die In Springfield Missouri
Charley Pto Meres age six years died in Springfield Missouri on Saturday May 24. He was among the oldest drummers in service for 42 years and had many friends in Marshall. Survived by three sisters and two brothers. Burial at St Louis at the Holle Fountain cemetery with funeral service led by the Els Lodge of which he was a member.
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Chas, Meres
Springfield
Pierre
Marshall
Pleree
Blackwater
Tree
Tragic Death Of Boy At Family Home In Carter
Charlie Gelvendorfer aged about four died at the home of his parents in Carter on Saturday at 1 am following injuries sustained while at work in a field Monday. He was the son of F. Gelvendorfer formerly of Farehall. He is survived by his brother and sister Ertler Gelvendorfer, a Missouri Valley College student who had gone to Corder, and his sister who is among the academy graduates at the college.
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Carter
Charlie Gelvendorfer
F. Gelvendorfer
Farehall
Inurite
We Brother
West North
Treat
Alster
Misa Ertler Gelsen
Orfer
Missouri
Wedding of George R Shaffer and Miss Mary Hurt
George R Shaffer and Miss Mary Hurt were married at the bride’s home on Thursday evening May 24. The ceremony was officiated by Brother T Wharton. Miss Hurt had just graduated from M V C the morning of May 29, making the day a red letter moment. The groom is a prominent undertaker in the city. The couple left Thursday evening for a wedding trip to Illinois.
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George R' Shaffer
Mary ‘Hurt
T. Wharton
Shaffer
Thin City
Huraday
Ulinois
Marshall Gets Ribbon at Lick Fox Hunt and Dog Show
The event at Lake Lick closed Friday evening after a successful meeting despite cool weather. At the beach show on Thursday judge L. F. Innedy of Rushville awarded prizes: first premium Di owned by L. B. Eddins of Sedalia, second Hunter owned by H. C. Wilf of Longwood, third Jubilee owned by L. W. Beott of Marshall.
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Lk Lick
L. F. ‘Innety
Rushville
Eddins
Sedalia
Secon Hunter
H. C. WI F Longwood
Jubilee
L. W. Beott
Murahall
Silo Construction Advances With New Steel Form Tech
Normfn' Chaffee purchased a steel alloy form and now buoy tilting up concrete silos. He filled forms at a day rate, reinforcing concrete with a fire frame. A 64 foot silo for the J. McRoberts estate near Malta and a 42 foot silo for BL McRoberts are completed, with a 61 foot, 266 ton silo for Myskine Blosser underway.
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Normfn
Chaffee
C Haffee
Saline County Roads and their historic trails
Saline County roads shaped settlement in the prewar era with trails and old routes. The piece recalls muddy seasons, oxen wagons, and river crossings on paths like the Santa Fe trail, the Big Muddy, and the Arrow Rock corridor, showing how roads bound communities and enabled travel to church, court, fairs, and markets.
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Galine
Berane
Enens Py
Latino
Weanton
Auroy Bruce
Bruce
Elmore
Lexington Road
Mt. Carmel Ehurel
Walt
Grand Pass
Horace Greeley
Drowning Tragedy Near Marshall Claims John Barger
A drowning occurred at a pond near Marshall on a Wednesday evening as John Barger disappeared while visiting with friends. Coroner J. K. Comuell investigated the scene at Campbell Shafler. recovery efforts continued with many residents present. The death was reported to a bereaved mother and family, with details outlining local search and safety concerns.
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Tod Windavidtiy Oventon
Keller
Marshall
Barger
Chastain
Weiler Pond
J. KB
Campbell
Rome
Robert
Welch Farm
Mavehail
New York
Consant
Rober
Obscure Subscriptions List From The Past Week
A fractured ledger of names and possible subscribers appears, listing Mrs Little Wirehor and many others such as Kaunas Chy A J Gilell and Mra Mary Yowell alongside assorted surnames and initials. The read reads like a community subscription roll with scattered place or title hints and no clear single event or outcome.
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Little Wirehor
Vileokwarey
Con O'Keefe
Kaunas Chy
A. J. Gilell
Napeon
Hayner
Slater
Him
Lamonty
Bidlewortz
Glas Lied
Cleve Ford
Maltelend
Mary Yowell
R. J. Morphall
Prod Strand
Giillan
Nick Tan
Gillian
Poh
Grituta
A. Hagedorn
Iting
Hal Melet
Norman Chaffee
Maratall
Clarence Tucker
Edward Shannon
Fyyrlagy
McKie
Msarabet
W. Bomart
Bluetie
Mra
PF. R. Martin
Motverty
HINT-MORTOW MARRIAGE REPORTED IN MIAMI OFFICE
Charles Hirt and Mira Nancy Mor row of Miami wed in Julie Wiram Perrity Marahial May 28 1941. Otto Sulton resisted Tow Rigney in painting the Howard hotel Welding last week and fell 34 feet from a step ladder Thursday. He was unable to resume his work.
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Charles Hirt
Mira Nancy Morrow
Miami
Julie Wiram Perrity Marahial
Otto Sulton
Howard Hotel
System of pale Beon found in ontins country
In Pullo county poverty remains a concern as reform efforts aim to lift residents toward greater prosperity. Local leaders advocate steady improvements in infrastructure and public services to spur growth and reduce inequality.
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Ontins
Pullo
Unclear Names and Notices From Marshall Area Report
Fragmented OCR piece lists individuals and relations around a Marshall event with dates May 25 and various family mentions. Many names appear jumbled, making precise identities difficult, but it notes Mr and Mrs J. R. WadeDowell and several others connected to a local gathering or notice.
Local Names In Comical OCR List
Fragmented OCR text lists numerous names and places with errors such as Coorge gobluc Blackbure Emillio Rekkon Blackburn and other scattered surnames and towns. The readable fragments resemble a garbled roster or notice lacking coherent event details or dates.
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Coorge Gobluc
Blackbure
Emillio Rekkon
Blackburn
W. M. Mellingla
Perot Sprines
Many Garrwoo
Winckburn
Carl Balle
Slater
Lenn
May Elfivett
Keg Batnes
Nelson
Moy
Wolves at the door as neighbor cages two young wolves
A neighbor named Ben Evate received two young wolves from a friend to Jewell City, Kaus, fh. iH. German, and has confined them in a cage for public viewing. The observers describe the wolves as small and more suitable in a cage than in the wild.
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Ben Evate
Jewell City
Kaus
Mt Teldnieht
Fragmentary OCR News Snippet from Local Page
A damaged OCR fragment references a 1900s era prefix and place names, mentioning local figures and a notable event. The readable text is sparse but implies a community notice or brief item tied to a location and people, with unclear chronology or action.
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Mis, Emma Prigmore
PTO
Charlic
Shapver
Saline County
Liel
Hiroonville
Arrow
Marehall
Santa Me
Wesingtiog
Biel
Merahall
Sarrow
Ralt Pond
Akme
Cambridge Rouse
O'Bannon
St. Louis
Louisville
Miami Road
Salt Fork
Fairville
John Barger
Hint-Mortow
Dr.prices
Moithday Hyer
Taloud
Hely
Quest
Tanita
J. RL WaeDowell
Pal Dutiptter
Mireen Filna
Patel
Howard Andl Dauguer
Marriaghe
LICR
Nsta
Aineham
Nelo
Charlton Nutt
Miaw
None Morrow
Geom R
Martial
Mary B
Hurt
Oxford
Gila
Baewing
Laster Jonette
J Sotanh Metra
Hontin Sandige
Aoe
Cyot Neruda
RaFe Ienoketo
Mig Helen
Ava
Ava Heptiedriy, Lobe Reese He Thenos, Lene Kelth, Seep Manuly Rete
Tda Se Fei Dore Kocehor
Tha Wat Ike Len
Fount Kida Ter
Magtin Wile
JCM
Aroun
Household Furn
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