25 Oct 1905
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Newspaper
Moberly Evening Democrat
Location
Moberly, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1905
Page
1
A quiet evening ceremony united Mable M_rsie and Histta Thy, with Campbell, sister of Ue Southern Methodist church, officiating. Parlors decorated with sand pink curtains and flowers, with a reserved ceremony corner and fern garlands enhancing the setting.
The article covers a wedding where Miss Mary Smith and Clabride unite in matrimony under a Methodist service. Guests from North Wal Ham Street and nearby towns attend a reception in pink, white, and green decor with carnations and roses. The couple plan to honeymoon in St. Taonis after November, with friends traveling from various towns to celebrate.
A Young People's Christian Union program at Wile Villas Streek Methodist church drew lively attendance. Mrs. Miner Mall presided in President Arthur Gotulenost’s absence as Rev. John A. Ward opened with prayer. The event featured vocal solos by Myrihs Neth and Virginia Stewart and papers on Person Work by Miss Baddreat. Mary Virginia and others attended a reception after the exercises.
The ceremony unites Al Gotu and Amelia Stern, noted for community respectability. Groom works with the Wabash railroad and in Joe yards, while bride is daughter of Meg and Angus Sternitale. They plan to move to St Louis then return to Moberly to live.
Mrs Eiinneh Williams died after paralysis following illness at age 60. Survived by children, grandchildren, and relatives. Funeral at Fourth Street Methodist Church tomorrow at two with Rev Sitmens officiating. Inquiries addressed to Hendon Witter Go in New York. Mr. Witter travels to assist.
The funeral for Mrs. Van Preston took place at St. Polis church with a vigil by Rev. Matthe Job Kevin. Friends and mourners gathered for the interment at St Marys cemetery where a carol and prayers were offered for the deceased.
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