Marble Hill Newspaper Publication Note
Published every Thursday by Hill and Chandler. Entered at Marble Hill post office as second class matter.
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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1915
Page
8
Our Correspondents Report From Local School
Prof W A Davault filled his regular appointment at Marquand Sunday. Miss Fern McKee is back in school after a few weeks absence. Lynne Van Amburg visited home folks at Burfordville Saturday and Sunday. Fred Sullivan and Miss Clara Jones visited the school Tuesday. Roy Wagner came back Sunday after spending a week with home folks. Miss Grace Tallent went home Rev Scruges, pastor of the Baptist church at Fredericktown, visited the school and conducted chapel exercises Tuesday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fern McKee
Lynne van Amburg
Burfordville
Fred Sullivan
Clara Jones
Roy Wagner
Grace Tallent
Rev. Scruges
Baptist Church
Predericktown
Local Notes Mention Hog Sale and Visits Across Communities
Saturday activity includes A. A. Kinder selling hogs to Claud McLane and young people attending an entertainment at Lowndes. Will Myers near Hiram visited Ary Bell’s family. W. D. Hinkle of Gipsy and Charley Liley of Flatwoods are active. Lulu Davis hired to teach Turkey Creek next term. J. A. Burk and F. L Burk visited T. D. Bess. News scarce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Kinder
Claud McLane
Sone
Lowndes
Little Will Myers
Local farming and church notes from Marble Hill area
Health is good as farmers plow and plant corn. Henty Bollinger finished planting. Wheat looks fine with little frost damage. Church services at Lone Grove well attended. Local visits include Virgil Stone and Rev J N Stone, with several residents changing teaching posts for schools. Many residents listed with travel and social updates across Marble Hill and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henty Bollinger
Lone Grove Church
Virgil Stone
Bessville
J. N. Stone
Frank Shanks
Marble Hill
Leo Bollinger
Local notes and visits from Burfordville area
A roundup of social visits and small town events shows residents traveling to Burfordville on business, church attendance, family gatherings, and illness. Mentions include Overbeck working on a new house, Mollie Crites visiting Greenbrier, Ella Cooper returning from Chaffee, and several Sunday gatherings at Adolph Ward’s or at homes of Bollinger and Kinder families. Luke Vance of Lodge transacted local business, with several families listed on the sick list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claud Whitener
C. H. Reimler
Blanche Bollinger
Audrey Rickman
A. E. Kinder
Luke Vance
Lodge
Mitt Kinder
A. A. Kinder
Buchanan
A. E Kinder
Week in a Small Town Health and events noted Saturday
Health is very good here now. A large number attended a surprise birthday party for Everett Smith. The singing class from Mayfield church visited the Presbyterian church for excellent music. Rev Zene Yount preached here Sunday. Pastor Craig of the MOE Church moved to Sedgewickville last week. Four negroes in an automobile passed through town and broke down nearby. Dr O Kelley helped them. A light rain aided farmers sowing wheat and oats. some planted corn. Monroe Null has roof on his new home. Hendershot bought hay from Hiram Shell. McKinley Shell and Pearl Shell had Easter dinner with Monroe Fowler. Sam Eulege and family visited. Martha Shell stayed with Lyman Kinder. Sam Baker and family moved into the vacated house. Easter candy breaking occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Smith
Sedgewickville
H. T. O'Kelley
William
Monroe Null
Monroe
Hendershot
Hiram Shell
McKinley Shell
Miss Pearl
Monroe Fowler
Sam Eulege
Martha Shell
C. C. Craig
Patton
R M Estes
Farmington
O. C. Craig
Tre
Bess
Trace Creek
J. A. Goodson
Robert Moyers
Will Underwood
Lutesville
Will Goodson
Frank Tripp
Americus Moore
Castor
Orla Shetley
Lee Sitze
Sitze
Robert
Hog Creek Community Receives Needed Rain
The Friday night downpour brings renewed life to Hog Creek as oats wheat meadows and gardens flourish. Wesley Schreiner visited his parents from Saturday to Sunday and Roy Farmaway with Melvin Morrison visited Sunday. Charles Schreiner went to Cape County to work for H R Meier. Mrs Daniel Proffer remains in feeble health. Leo Bollinger visited his cousin Thomas Bollinger Saturday night. George Schreiner visited relatives at Jackson on Sunday. H J Schreiner is busy planting Charles Schreiner and Roy Form.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora Overbeck
F. A. Meir
Wesley Schreiner
August Overbeck
Marble Hill
Joe Brennecke
Jackson
Liles Seibert
Tara Overbeck
Desa Meier
Esther Schroeder
J. A. Overbeck
H. F. Schreiner
Roy Farmaway
Melvin Morrison
Charles Schreiner
Cape County
H. R. Meier
Daniel Proffer
Leo Bollinger
Thomas Bollinger
George Schreiner
H. J. Schreiner
Revival Meetings Near Hickory Grove Gather Attention
Weekend churchgoers include Mr and Mrs Herman Blanken visiting Jackson to see daughter Minnie Hyder. John Bollinger from Lutesville visits his parents Andy and Mrs Bollinger. Rev I N Sherrow of Marble Hill conducts revival meetings at Hickory Grove. Tom Bollinger attends Hickory Grove services Sunday night in Lone Girt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Way
Lone Grove
Herman Blanken
Jackson
Minnie Hyder
John Bollinger
Lutesville
Andy Bollinger
I. N. Sherrow
Marble Hill
Hickory Grove
Tom Bollinger
Rain Lifts Farm Community Spirits in April Notes
Community diary reports good health and steady farming, noting Friday night rain that benefits wheat and gardens. Rev O C Craig preached three sermons. Grandma Sample celebrated her 74th birthday with family. Local happenings include sawmill moves, a new Ford, school plans, and social calls across Zalma area.
Rainfall Blesses Plants and Livestock After Heavy Rains
Heavy rains fell Friday and Saturday, aiding vegetation and bringing relief to livestock that endured the winter. The moisture is welcomed across the area, improving pastures and crop prospects for farmers and ranchers alike.
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