Publishers Entered at Marble Hill Post Office
1LLL and Chandler publishers listed as entered at the Marble Hill post office as second class matter under postal rules.
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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1915
Page
8
Local Notes From Greenbrier and Surrounding Areas
Or Correspondents. Gipay Health is very good. Most of our farmers are done sowing oats, Hubert James of Greenbrier was visiting in this vicinity Saturday night and Sunday Miss Clara Stilts is staying at W U Gibbs, George Aberturthy is building a new dwelling on his farm. That looks suspicious, George. Isaac Ritchey visited friends near Lowndes Saturday night and Sunnay WA, Hinkle says it keeps him busy hadling off edes Come again Swamp Angel Giesy Jim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubert James
Greenbrier
Clara Stilts
W U. Gibbs
George Aberturthy
George
Isaac Ritchey
Lowndes
Sunnay WA
Hinkle
Edes
Giesy
Joe Jones
Laflin
Joe Crites
Ladd Family and Friends Noted Around Greenbrier
Ladd farmers finish sowing oats. Daniel Hilleris and Will Roberson haul logs for Jesse Kerns, while Will Whitehead and Otto Hinkle cut logs for Relch. Melvin Pickett visited Greenbrier recently. Mrs. Carlton shopped in Greenbrier on Tuesday. Beulah and Willie Howard visited Flora Clubb Saturday night. Martha Borders and children visited her sister Cora Ladd. Uncle Tom Ladd is in poor health. Sherman Bidewell took a business trip to Greenbrier, Bud Ladd works on cross ties, John Uinfleet made a business trip to Advance. Two Crums.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Hilleris
Will Roberson
Jesse Kerns
Will Whitehead
Otto Hinkle
Melvin Pickett
Greenbrier
Carlton
Beulah
Willie Howard
Flora
Martha Borders
Cora Ladd
Tom” Ladd
Sherman Bidewell
Bud Ladd
John Uinfleet
Farmers Plow and Prep for Crops as Weather Clears
The article notes farmers busy with plowing and crop prep due to fine weather. A traveling salesman Mr Bonebreak visited from Thursday afternoon to Friday morning. Harley Statler and Johnny Robison biked to Perryville last Thursday. Johnny returned Friday while Harley stayed and walked home Saturday. Butch Shell returned from Jefferson City. The school closed last Friday. Henry Johnson is seen in town each Sunday. Mr and Mrs Tony Crites visited relatives in Sedgewickville Saturday night. Rev Mr Craig and family were guests of Johnson Smith Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Bonebreak
Harley Statler
Johnny Robinson
Perryville
Harley
Henry
Tony Crites
Sedgewickville
Mr. Craig
Johnson Smith
Park
Nire
Local residents visit, move, and travel notices
Mrs Tillie Hill and children visit ed Mrs Tennie Cunningham Sunday. Little Miss Blanche McManus visited Little Miss Eulah Cunningham Saturday. Mr and Mrs George Fisher have moved back to our community. Lonzo Cunningham and family are visiting relatives here. Some of our boys and girls have been fishing already. Mr and Mrs Henry Theile visited her sister near Whitewater Saturday night and Sunday. Sylvester Shaeffer was at Drum Sunday evening. Mr and Mrs August Ramkey visited friends near Whitewater Sunday. Wm McElreath of Cape Girardeau spent a few hours in Drum Sunday, Dr Amos Murphy of Whitewater passed through here Saturday. Henry Bridwell, who has been on the sick list, is reported better. W M Wilforth and family visited at T D Scotts Sunday. Miss Martena Horrell is going to stay at Charley Lanphers near Advance a while. A Brows Even Grew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tillie Hill
Tennie Cunningham
Blanche McManus
Eulah Cunningham
George Fisher
Lonzo Cunningham
Henry Theile
Whitewater
Sylvester Shaeffer
Drum
August Ramkey
Wm. Mc
Bessville Unlce Johnson Yount Ill At Son's Home
Bessville uncle Johnson Yount is very sick at the home of his son, Marshall Yount. Mrs. Carlisle has moved to her farm west of Bessville. Married At Benton Chauncy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson Yount
Marshall Yount
Carlisle
Bessville
Benton, Chauncy
Local notes from Marble Hill area reveal town life
Many brief items list visits and illnesses among Marble Hill and surrounding communities. Names include Ricketts, Jone Rhodes, Elmer Sitze, Elbert Hoffinay, W. A. Crayton, Agnes Speers, Geo Weltch, Chas Venable, Dines Bess, Rachel Garner, Will Slinkard, Henry Masters, Arnold Gromer, L C Griffith, Mabuce family, Daisy Hill, Asa Hill, Orville Burk, A A Kinder, Bryan Bell, George Bo Myers, Eugene Dian, JA Burk, Ben Dunt, Ed Vavak, Rev W J Poston, Frank Shanks, Roscoe M Pierce, Bernie Bollinger, Rev and Mrs Patton, M J Shetley, Ephraim Bess, Ivy, H B McAlendon, H B Hahn, B L Minter, Sherman McGee, A J Overturf, J F Limbaugh, Hiram, Noah Sute, EA Murry, Forrest Bollinger. Residents report farming, trading, seating at church, and an Easter hint as correspondents seek more news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan Bell
George Bo Myers
Eugene Dian
Wieecarvers Farm
Bear Creek
JA. Burk
Lutesville
Ben Dunt
Ed Vavak
Myers
Joe Bess
Wall
Coldwater
Cowboy
B. Myers
Castor
H. B. Miller
Lee Sitze
Lodge
JH. Berry
Hurricane
Henry Cooper
Grassy
Edgar N. Zimmerman
Fredericktown
M. J. Shetley
Ephraim Bess
Shrum
Ivy
J. Q. Stevens
Dexter
H. B McAlendon
H. B. Hahn
G. W. Stilts
B. L. Minter
Sherman McGee
A. J. Overturf
Steele
J. F. Limbaugh
Marble Hill
H. B. Chronister
Hiram
Noah Sute
EA Murry
Forrest Bollinger
D. C
Local Social Visits Highlight Cane Creek Community
Bertha Miller visited Tora Overbeck Thursday afternoon. Esther Schiroeder visited her Jackson parents from Saturday to Sunday. Overbeck did business in Burfordville Friday. Marie Miller visited Overbeck Saturday afternoon. Rosebud Snider has been ill but improving. Marie Miller, studying in Jackson, visited home Saturday to Monday. Gray Eves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Miller
Tora Overbeck
Esther Schiroeder
Jackson
Overbeck
Burfordville
Marie Miller
Rosebud Snider
Gray
Local School News And Baseball Victory At W M C
Prof W A Davault filled his regular appointment at New Bethel Sunday. Miss Flora Richards visited the school Monday. Milford Sander returns after sickness. Andrew Slinkard entered school Monday. Misses Grace Tallent and Anna Slinkard visited home folks. Lynne Dale went home Friday and returned Saturday. Eula Davault visited Helen at Jackson Friday to Sunday. W M C nine beat combined Marble Hill and Lutesville stars 12 to 9 on Saturday March 27. Freeman Graves presided as field marshal and did so faithfully. Early Snider and D J C Bailey umpired the game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Davault
New Bethel
Flora Richards
Milford Sander
Andrew Slinkard
Grace Tallent
Anna Slinkard
Lynne Dale
Eula Davault
Helen
Jackson
Marble Hill
Lutesville
Freeman Graves
Graves
Messrs. Early Snider
D. JC. Bailey
House Fire Endangers Squire Francis Family
Squire M J Francis's residence caught fire last Sunday while the family attended Sunday school. Bertha and Lona Turner aided occupants and helped prevent further damage as firefighters responded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Squire M. J. Francis
Bertha
Lona Turner
Sowing for corn and small town notes
Farmers began plowing for corn after sowing oats. Miss Rozie Byers recovers from rheumatism. Mrs. Cora Wallis near Mount Zion attempted carbolic acid suicide Friday morning but received help and will recover. Mr and Mrs Virgil Stone visited Rev J N Stone from Friday to Sunday. Oscar Pierce was not seen crossing the field Sunday. one asks what is wrong with Oscar. Ed Teeters plans to move.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lone Grove
Tur Perss
Rozie Byers
Cora Wallis
J. N. Stone
Oscar Pierce
Oscar
Ed Teeters
Community Notes and Town Improvements Across Zimmerman Priday
Zimmerman Priday residents greet visitors and conduct Sunday school at Bogist church with plans for prayer meetings. Local improvements include John Ahrens building a fence and August C Illers a new blacksmith shop near the wagon bridge. Several residents change jobs, move, or purchase new goods as the town grows. Grandpa Ahrens suffers a fainting episode, wanders near a creek, is rescued with minor danger, and returns home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
John Ahrens
August C. Illers
Wagon Bridge
West End
H. M. Breneke
Jackson
Paul Piehler
Ray Limbaugh
Oran
Clarence Rose
Flat River
M. Breneke
Glen Allen
Charles Gibbs
Willie Winkler, Jr
Gordonville Mercantile Company
Kerstner Mercantile Company
E W. Hink
M. G. Kerstner
Seimers Park
S. W. Rasche
Wm. Winkler
Allenville
Grandpa Ahrens
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