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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1918
Page
4
Florence U Seabrough advances in the August 6 primary as the Democratic Party selects its county clerk candidate. The action marks a key party step ahead of the general election.
The Southeast Missouri Sunday school convention will be held in Sikeston on April XX with about five hundred delegates expected. Sunday school workers are invited and the Southeast Missouri Press Association will host the annual meeting on Friday and Saturday, amid unavoidable circumstances.
Lutesville area residents travel to St Louis and Cape Girardeau while others attend funerals and visit relatives. The Lutesville News notes parishioners, students, and families including Mrs Ricketts of Bessville’s passing, Rev Levi Bess’s trip to conduct a funeral, and assorted trips to St Louis, Arkansas, and the Cape for shopping and visits.
The narrator recalls a long field trip in Manhattan from late afternoon into the night, describing a downtown loop from Lat Street and Broadway. They visit the Singer Building, the Life Insurance building, the aquarium, Bowery, Chinatown, and a Rescue Mission church, noting landmarks and the city’s bustle.
A wartime letter from a service member in Mineola Mineola Field cites gratitude to Virginia and allies for backing the United States Army. The writer notes barracks, heat, water, electric lights, and bathing facilities, admits uncertainty about the timing of reappointment, states they are at war, and sends love to family while acknowledging daily thoughts of them.
A distressed obituary fragment refers to George Dawe and a family in Frederick town with March dates. It mentions a funeral service conducted by Rewe Taine Miller and fete Youn, interment at Fretiwin cemetery, and surviving relatives including a Lutheran church member. The fragment notes Cape Girardeau birth dates, a long widowhood, and community attendance.
Sunday notes record visits by Miss Verge States anal cote and Stella Cooper as well as the Cooper brothers at the Wagner Bagley plant and a Monrose exam trip for service in Uncle Sam. The obituary for Henry Whitener and Eva Kinder details a 73 year life with seven children, funeral at Kinder chapel and burial at Kinder cemetery.
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