Local Social Notes And Visits Reported
Our correspondents report health very good as Miss Gillin Parson and Vine Goateon visit Mrs Josephine Seaboaugh Santi. Miss John Hess visits Troy Shell's Sunday. Log rolling at Franklin Miller's last Thursday well attended. Miss Stella Miller visits G W Atlies Sandan. Edith and Mertie Whitener visit Robert Miller's Sunday. A stray horse from Mis Moh Mouser’s herd was reported recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gillin Parson
Josephine Seaboaugh Santi
John Hess
Troy Shell
Franklin Miller
Edith
Mertie Whitener
Robert Millers
Mis Moh
Mouser
Millerville Social Notes and Local Christmas Plans
Millerville society pages note Miss Wlottie Winder of Baytidville visiting Miss Ida Nanney Seitwly Po. Betes and Ian Tadsen attended last week to plan fundraising meals. Jesse McCullough chosen to lead the positive faction next term in Avhinay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester
Wlottie Winder
Baytidville
Ida Nanney Seitwly
Po. Betes
Ian Tadsen
Stewk
Jesse McCullough
Local notes on farming and neighbors in Patton area
Ony farmers prepare to plant corn. A large congregation attended services at Uren Tight elired last Sunday. Henry Bennett and family of Patton visited his father Thomas Bennett recently. Several of our young folks attended Pine Union school chasing exercises Friday. Moss Myrtle Shean returned home from Fredericktown. Lee Ellis of near Patton visited Sunday. Mr and Mrs Wall Grounds visited Miss Mae Yount. Miss Mattie Hartman was guest of Miss Rose Tinnin. Ward working on a new barn and locals install telephones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Bennett
Patton
Thomas Bennett
Ohr
Pine Union School
Avril
Gilbert Kyllian
Predericktown
Moss Myrtle Shean
Fredericktown
Lee Ellis
Near Patton
Wall Grounds
Mae Yount
Mattie Hartman
Rose Tinnin
WA. Ward
Harvest of hail damages Leopold county fruit crop
A violent hail storm last Monday damaged the fruit crop in Leopold county. Rev P Kartenbach and F Clippard were in Whitewater Saturday while Rev Boencamp and Glennon’s sister visited Leopold Sunday evening. A Hutshot plans to ship another carload of bogs to St Louis in a few days. Leopold Health remains good.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boencamp
Glennon
Leopold
P. Kartenbach
St. Louis
A. Hutshot
Kartenbach
Clippard
Walnut disaster and wedding headline from small town notice
A fragmentary report notes a walnut incident with damage to young chickens. It mentions the marriage of Theodore Heands and Misa Sinn Kitvink on Tuesday morning. Rev. PL Kortenback presided. Leopold Dramatic Club hosted band boys and friends with a Sunday play on April 18. An excellent club program followed by music from ladies and the band. The evening passed quickly for all present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Heands
Misa Sinn Kitvink
Kortenback Opernting
Leopold Dramatic Club
Llurrah
Farmers plan large acreage while weddings and chats fill page
Holth continues wood and farmers buy plows to plant corn as prospects for a frit prepare tie. Alan Posten and Miss Rhoda Moore wed April 1. Local notices mention marriages, social visits, and community chatter. The text cites various surnames and places with scattered events and names.
Local notes from Weinstend and nearby towns
Weather, travel and community updates from Southeast Scopus area. Mentions include high water delays, school term at Weinstend, Rial Lindgugh praised, trips to Jackson on business, Rev. Tom Cooper purchase, Mrs. Ransom Kates and baby, Ida Nanney visiting sister, Mrs. Nick Robins at Travel Hill, Hattie Kinder visiting, mail delays, farm plans for Livman Bridges, Henry Schrock visiting Chestner home, Bute moving to Cape county, Grandma Chestner with J. J. Chestner in Cape Girardeau, Johnson and Docking merchants receiving new goods, and other local chatter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rial Lindgugh
Weinstend
Uhes
Wade
Jackson
Vonry Setioek
Tom Cooper
Horm — Tear
Ransom Kates
Ida Nanney
Nick Robins
Iravel Hill
Hattie Kinder
Burfordville
Livman Bridges
Henry Schrock
J. M. Chestner
Mr. Bute
Cape County
Grandma Chestner
J. J. Chestner
Cape Girardeau
Johnson & Docking
Kuss
Weather and church notes from a rural Sunday
Health is aging and more rain looms as another rainy Monday approaches. Rev. Mo Mouser led services Saturday night and Sunday with strong attendance. Mrs J Wiguies will lead the prayer meeting next Salis night. Local folks show greater interest in pew memorials and church events. Names and places such as Keenbrier, Zalman, Ni, and Glen Allen appear with multiple villagers listed among attendees and visitors. Community news remains sparse as the week begins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mo Mouser
J. Wiguies
Salis
Mes
Doe
Weather and farm notes from a windy week in Missouri
Crooked Creel came too late last week with no serious sickness. A cold snap killed many peaches and pears and worsened the wheat outlook. A. W. Henderson’s barn frame, raised recently, blew down in Tuesday’s wind storm. Jacob Wallace traveled to Cape Girardeau county and sold a good mare while away. Aleck Pulliam sold a filly to Charley Reagan. Wallace also lost a fine jennet. If weather stays favorable, corn planting will surge this week. Harry Martin of Marquand attended Sunday school at Mt Car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Henderson
Jacob Wallace
Cape Girardeau County
Aleck Pulliam
Charley Reagan
Harry Martin
Marquand
Mt. Car
Local Notes On Appointments And Building Work
A string of small town items notes Mr Lutes buying a mare from Emanuel Lorance near Marble Hill, Jacob Wallace planning half mile woven wire fence, Htev Hee Yount keeping a Liberty Syn regular, Beaminn building a basement for John Stinkard using about seventy loads of rock, a Sunday school organized at Liberty, Arthur Henderson aiding John Stinkard with framing, and a protracted meeting at Pleasant Valley described as moderately successful by Rev Rose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Lutes
Marble Hill
Emanuel Lorance
Jacob Wallace
Htev
Liberty Syn
Beaminn
John Stinkard
Liberty
Arthur Henderson
Pleasant Valley
Rose
Local News Summary From Clabb Creek Area
Miss Massie Shell recovers from pneumonia while Rev. Wiseman of Delta promotes community ties. News of a new baby at Benton Dellinger home, April 14, a 11 pound girl. Hail storm, nail injury to Shell, local school and church updates, farm labor notes, and thanks to a correspondent from Yount’s Mill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelle Stmmmers
Hendrix
Rev
Mouser
Clabb Wreck Chirel
Lewis Null
Benton Dellinger
Shell
Jonah Baker
J. M. Shell
Funeral of Hob Goodwin Shocks Montgomery Society
More than a thousand white families attend the funeral of Hob Goodwin a one armed negro ferryman who saved lives on the Alabama river He recently helped E W Bliss passenger agent of the Louisville Nashville railroad and received a gold medal The log struck him as rescuers tried to pull him from the river on March 10 and he and three others drowned as they searched for the body
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Ala
New York
Louisville and Nashville Mitroad
Mr. Bliss
Bob
Sator
Shaker Colony Faces Ageing Crisis in Cincinnati
An Associated Press dispatch from Cincinnati reports the famous Shaker community aging rapidly. Leaders warn preservation and revival efforts are needed as the sect nears dwindling numbers and village life risks shrinking future activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Cincinnati
Ohio
Shaker Community Near Lebanon Faces Extinction
A long maintained Shaker enclave near Lebanon Ohio nears dissolution as only 23 survivors remain, mostly aged, with leaders negotiating a permanent move to the College Hill Home for the Aged in Cincinnati. Shakers began in England in 1747 and arrived in America in 1774 under Mother Ann Lee, stressing brotherly love and celibacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
Fily
College Hill
Cincinnati
England
America
Ann Lee
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Af Vlore
Tensious
Stella Miller
W. Atlies Sandan
Custer
Bowler
Glen Arbot
Maody Welker
Millerville
Ninh
Linton Taigeht
Uren Tight
Ll. R. Henson
Ed Bennett
Tom Bennett
Times
Lorrie Gian
Holth
Alan Posten
Near Gathin
Rhoda Moore
Harris Chapel
Rew
Wid
Poston
Arthur Tate
Near Phiskey
Winder
Craok
Scopus
Miss Mane Wagygener
Enost
Miss Hatt Kinder Hypst
Sisidaay Thorn
Ed Carter
Apo TA
Tine Wirk
Sylvester Pingwett
Loreto
Cha
Rina
Charet
Charley Wiggins
Porest Shelton
Keenbrier
Falks
Massie Shell
Thomas Wiseman
Delta
Philip Fowler
Burg
Howe
Sumer
David Francis
Clabb Creek
David Shell
Myrtle Cazadd
Albert Johnson
G.C. Myers
Clabb Creek Church
Yount's Mill
Nathan
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Smyth Gladish
W. A. Dunn
Missouri
Moline
Hoosier
Oliver
Cuwttii
Oies
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Lien
Blownt
Strel
Clark's Hardware
Lutesville
Effor
Ius
Mehry
Bank
C. A. Sander
L A. Tayloe
J. K. Kinder
BR Sader
N. Y
Warren County
Dayton
High Bridge
W. K. Chandler
pArromnay-at- Law
Mansur Hunt
C. M. Witmer
Marble Hill, Mo
Omec
Steir
Chas
Tronns
Notary Public
Bollinger County Bank
Luterville
C. A. Sander, M. D
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R. W. VanAmburg
Latesville
G. Burette Snider
P. D. Estes
Fred
John Call
Estes & Call
E. E. Bair
Toxsoni Vts
Maseve Iin
Wyesermy
Caandler
R. C. Coleman
Martane
Jackson Marble Works
Jon H. Lane
Onder
C. L. Tautey
Fredericktown, MO
Wa. F. Womack
Prop
N. E. Tallent
Glen Allen
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