Obituary notices from Sweet Springs area dated September
Obituaries report Charles Ott of Nevada Missouri died at his son Henry Ott’s home aged 75. Janet Evans aged about 20 died in northwest town from typhoid fever. J Wrasy Barbour, born August 21 1882 in St Louis, died after eleven weeks of study in Sweet Springs. Mrs Stueckeman died at Malta Bend aged about 60. Joshua Reynolds died near Miami of typhoid fever leaving a husband nine children. M Nunes died at a sale of heart trouble born Madeira Islands October 1849. Funeral services and burial details are given for several.
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Charles Ott
Phil E. Ott
Henry Ott
Nevada
Janet Evans
B. T.wharton
Salem Cemetery
J. Wrasley Barbour
J. Raitley Barbour
John C
Nannie Barbour
St. Louis
Sweet Springs
Casic
Sig
Guido Parisi
Stueckeman
Will Downs
Malta Bend
Dropay
Chase, Marshall and
Preston
Ne'son
Sedalia
John Lowery
Grand Pass
Rev
Cummings
Malta Pond
Joshua Reynolds
Miami
J. F. Vaughn
Kate Woodson
M. Nunes
Wm. Garnett
Mr. Nunies
Madeira Islands
North Atlantic
Jacksonville
Ill
Alton
Slater
Arbelia Snead
Louisiana
Harry Wiseman
Novelle Morrow
Guy Bradly
Mise Blanche
Rey. Henson
The
Burial Services Held for Slater Businessman Mr. Nuntes
Christian Church burial occurred at the city cemetery under Diamond Lodge No. 65 Knights of Pythias auspices. The deceased was a longtime Slater merchant and highly respected citizen. Sincere sympathy extends to the bereaved family.
Miss Ethleen Turley Dies of Typhoid at 20
Miss Ethleen M Turley died at John Serndon's residence near Herndon last Saturday September 9 of typhoid fever aged 20 years 2 months 19 days. She was the daughter of W H Turley a merchant of Lamine and remains were taken to Lamine for burial the next day. She was sister of John Turley a Missouri Pacific telegraph operator. The Marshall Eagles plan a carnival beginning October 12 and continuing through the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethleen M. Turley
John Serndon
Herndon
W. HL. Turley
Lamine
John Turley
Pacific
Marshall Eagles
M E Church Appointments in Missouri Conference
The Southwest Missouri Conference of the M E Church South adjourned at Warrensburg with Bishop Morrison naming appointments across Marshall Lexington and surrounding districts. Presiding elders and supply pastors are assigned to multiple circuits including Marshall Slater Nelson Warren Dover Higginsville Sedalia and several circuits with named pastors and vacancies.
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Southwest Missouri
M. E. Church
Warrensburg
Morrison
Marshall District
A. BH. Barmes
Marshall
J. FE
McDowall
Maite Bend
P. Cayton
Miami
Mount Carmel
H. H. Wesler
Gilliam and
Cambridge
F. E. Gordon
Slater
W. M. Rader
Ovearville
Shiloh
Corder
W .B. Cobb
Odesna
Mont Tabor
J. C. Saylor
T. P. Cobb
Supply
Sweet Springs
Blackwater
J. ©. Diggs
Houstonia
Herndon
J. J. Hill
Hughesville
High Point
W. F.wagsoner
Knobnoster
Dresden
T. D. Payne
Otterville
W. A. Powell
Green Ridge
C. Kruner
Sedalia
J. E. Caskey
Lincoln
Prairie Chapel
L. L. Pinnell
Warsaw
L. P. Sleeloff
Grand Pass
Blackburn
MH. M. Johnson
Mayview
St. Louis Christian Advocate
W. B. Palmore
Vanderbilt University
J. B. Swinney
C. FE
Patlilo
Local Marriage Licenses Listed for Gillam and Miami Areas
The list includes Charles Canote and Eveline Arbogast both of Gillam, J B Milibachiler of Nooga, Til Susie Wehinger, William Wheeler Huff of Marshall, and Cecilia RB Nye of Miami. The document records marriages to be filed or registered locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Canote
Gillam
Eveline Arbogast
J. B. Milibachiler
Nooga
Til
Susie Wehinger
1Lliam
Wheeler Huff
Marshall Cecila
Nye
Miami
Boiler Blown Through Roof at Ice Plant
An explosion at the Malta Bend ice plant blew the boiler through the roof. Oscar Funk sustained scalds from escaping steam while nearby workers escaped unharmed. The blast caused an estimated loss of 400 to 900 dollars with no insurance, and operations were set to resume within the week.
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Matta Bend
Neghborhood
Toad
Beng
Oscar Funk
Malta
Tts
Denny Clift
JR. Brown
C. Oe. Loker
Ile
Thue
al Cook
Wadiet
Photcher Geruin
Malta Bend
Yellowstone stagecoach hold up story told in colorful detail
A rattled passenger recounts a post ride tale of a highwayman attack on a Yellowstone train section. The bandit threatened travelers with a Winchester, seized cash and jewelry, bribed with candy, and fled before a patrol relieved the line. One man was injured. passengers hid money and valuables, and several cooperated to delay the robber.
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Phl. Franklin
Mev. A. A
Me Fenelly
Anid
Old Faithful Tn
Nore
Boston
Keehart brothers and Maguire reel 200 pounds of catfish
Steve and Ed along with Emil and Carl Keehart and John Maguire fished Salt Fork Tuesday and reported a catch totaling about 200 pounds of catfish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steve
Emil
Carl Keehart
John Maguire
Salt Fork
Gmelich Smashes Interest Records in Missouri
Jefferson City report details Missouri's August interest earnings of 4808.05, shaping nine month total of 168,168.85 and four year term gains for Treasurer Gmelich surpassing prior administrations. It notes Democratic lawmakers and governor signed the law, with Republican records cited and partisan debate over interest rates and policy.
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Jefferson City
Treasury Department
Ssru Lon
Col
P Ote Wilinma
Gimenek
Interst
Gmesich
Vance
Woman Alleges Attack at Home in Sunnknowe Case
Mrs Wan Kilnkpee'or of Cul ee e andithon ds alleges she was assaulted last week by an unnamed man at her home in Sunnknowe. She says he asked for a drink then assaulted her and left a bruise on her forehead. Dims Spotty and Dyer attend her.
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Wan
el Main
Tormenes
Dims
Spotty
Dyer
College bound seniors and travelers depart local area
Misses Catherine Rea Helen Campbell Aelen Duggins and Frances Buckner depart soon for Lexington Virginia to attend Randolph Macon College Maurice Brown Percy Houston and Arche Vaon Anglon of Malta Bend pass through here en route to Fayette Albert Robertson of Malta Bend travels to Columbia to study law Jacob Vandyke Jr returns from vacation to enter Westminster College Nelle Page leaves for Monticello Seminary Karbee Hall goes to Kansas City to enter the Manual Training School with his aunt Mrs J S McKee Best wishes accompany him
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Rea
Thelen Campbell
Aelen Duggins
Frances Buckner
Lanchbure
Aton
Randolph-Macon College
Maurice Brown
Percy Houston
Arche Vaon Anglon
Malta Bend
Malta Benl
Atom College
Fayette
Albert Robertson
Columbia
Nelle Page
Illinois
Monticello Seminary
Karbee Ilall
Kansas City
McKee
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Matta Tend
Bend
FE. L. Cole
de Each
Watag “ Prodotire
Mayer
Fred Martin
Noelle
P. H. Franklin
A.A. McGeachy
Gmelich
Interest Records
Missouri
Treasury
Jacob Vandyke, Jr
Stmmer
Nyssa
Oregon
Westminster College
Fulton