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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1914
Page
8
Local Correspondents Note Hailstorm Scramble Garden Work
Hailstorm hitting Saturday night. garden work and potato planting dominate. Berthold Schrock and son Henry traveled to Cape County to buy seed corn. Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Cole visited relatives near Millersville. Miss Caroline Cook staying with Redert Dritars in Marble Hill spent Bastien vacation with home folks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scopus
Berthold Schrock
Henry
Cape County
F. M. Cole
Millersville
Caroline Cook
Redert Dritars
Marble Hill
Pireslay
Johnnie Pierre Annl
OP Weick
Chalmer Dedrick’s School Days staged by Tered students
io M Treekle visits with Prof Hemicutks and the school while Jota Rickey returns to class work Miss Vehali Sitze recovers health after confinement and visits from Arkansas a large audience enjoyed the play Friday at the ephode written by John Harty class poet Students attend Hilerescing entertainment at the public school Saturday evening Peet OL Yates plans college return Miss Nortia Reagan enrolls in Manila contests prepare for council work Several town figures and families are noted with visits weddings moving away church plans and Sunday school attendance Black Eyes
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Io M. Treekle
Hemicutks
Filey
Jota Rickey
Cgdiowit
Vehali Sitze
Arkansas
Seetts
Scnive
Chalmer Dedrick
John Harty
Peet OL. Yates
Nortia Reagan
Local Social Visits and Marital News Mentioned
August Barrett and family visited A. M. Barrett's home Sunday night. Huskey Sr. left for the Cape to serve as a grand juror in a U S court. Kirby Robinson of Fredericktown and family visited his parents. Elmer Robertson lists washing machines for sale. Thos Huskey Jr and Miss Nola Murray wed at her parents home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
August Barrett
A. M. Barrett
Huskey Sr
United States Court
Kirby Robinson
Fredericktown
Wm. Robinson
Elmer Robertson
Thos. Huskey, Jr
Nola Murray
Home Rides
Local nuptials and community notes from Bollinger county
Rev Bailey officiated a wedding as the bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs Ad Murray near Lodge, ties with Bollinger county teachers. Groom son of Mr and Mrs Thos Huskey, a young teacher. Wishes for joy follow. Doc Welch moved into Andrew Allen’s former house. Ava Teeters visited Marble Hill with Dr Reynolds. Fruit in area mostly killed except apples. Lowe Ratss visited Hahn’s chapel area Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bailey
Ad Murray
Near Lodge
Bollinger County
Thos. Huskey
Doc. Welch
Andrew Allen
Ava Teeters
Marble Hill
Dr. Reynolds
Lowe Ratss
Hahn
Hla
Hog Creek School to Be Finished by Mes Nola Murray Huskey
Sunday school organized at Ebenezer with B F Tate named Superintendent. R A Bazzell escorted daughter Myrtle Robinson to Lutesville for Fredericktown train. Resper Slinkard and Tessie Runnels wed. Easter reflections from A M Barrett. Harmony sermons by Ladd and Yount. Health improves for Albert Barrett. Rural routes and Yankee washer agent KE Robertson noted. Farming slow with oats not all sown. wheat looks good.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hog Creek
Mes Nola Murray Huskey
Ebenezer
B. F. Tate
R. A. Bazzell
Myrtle Robinson
Lutesville
Fredericktown
Resper Slinkard
Tessie Runnels
August Barrett
A. M. Barrett
Nona Bazzell
Russell Bazzell
Rev
Ladd and Yount
Harmony
Albert Barrett
KE. Robertson
Local Farm Notes and Social Gatherings Reported
Health is good with few exceptions as neighbors finish sowing oats and prepare to plant corn. A little hail and aora stor occur Saturday night. G W Stilts erects wire fence improving the farm. Laman Mouser and Elmer Crise attend a birthday dinner at Uncle John Mouser’s with Aunt Bet also dining Sunday. Continuous social visits and a large crowd report at Old Trace Creek sermon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Stilts
Laman Mouser
Elmer Crise
John Mousers
Bet
Mrs. Bet
Josephine Mouser
Jane Silzes
Mar Shell
Winnie
Nettie Long
Blaine Minter
Joe Miller
Elmer Whitener
Monroe Lawrence
Bailey
Old Trace Creek
Old Trace Creek Community Notes from a Saturday Visit
The Ladies of Old Trace Creek presented Ed and Mrs Bailey with a friendship quilt on Saturday. Will Goodson visited home folks Saturday night and called on his best girl Sunday. Trace Creek defeated Glen Allen. Versa Vance arrives, staying with Mrs John Whitener. Mintie and Ivy Stilts visited Castor last Wednesday. roads are muddy. Local youth attended an event at McKelvey school Friday night. Elder Murray preached at Old Trove Sunday night. Grandma Dollar returned to Trove and stays with Barbara Mouser. Jake and Lutrelle Sittes visited their uncle in Flatwoods Friday night and joined the entertainment. Saturday evening, L will quit and if Tis misses the waste basket I will try again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Trace Creek
Bailey
Will Goodson
Trace Creek
Glen Allen
Will
Versa Vance
Mra
John Whitener
Mintie
Ivy Stilts
Castor
McKelvey School
Elder & A
Murray
Old Trove
Grandma Dollar
Trove
Barbara Mouser
Jake
Lutrelle Sittes
Flatwoods
Local notices and obituaries from Marble Hill area
Zalma Health reports pneumonia cases in the locality while Mrs Effie Degnis plans to take her son to Cape Girardeau for surgery. W R James, Civil War veteran and GAR member, dies after years of paralysis, leaving a widow and children. Laddesche closes with a grand dinner. Constable J Lo Welb attends court in Cape Girardeau and is not a witness in a forgery case. Community events, church services, and local travel noted.
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Effie Degnis
Cape Girardeau
W.R. James
James
Erich Pape
GAR
J Lo Welb
Cape Girauleau
McClendon
Webb
Ballater County
Low Wolpers
Dexter
Molon
Waolpers
Duncan
Bair
Marble Hill
MOE
W.C. Barks
Cass
Local notes mix births and tales of town life
A stream of items covers family news, marriages, and visits. A daughter born to Mr and Mrs James Shrum on April 13 is mentioned, Andrew Statler and Miss Vernie Grindstaff wed in Perryville, and a tin shower followed. The Patton school closes April 18, while discussions on roads and poll taxes reflect local concerns. Talks on Mr Knowles and Dr. Shell's animal care appear amid booster day chatter and rainy weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Shrum
Babe
Jim
Robinson
Local roads report damage on Dongola Advance route
A mail carrier reports the Dongola to Advance road in several bad spots affecting travel. A Sunday school was organized at an unspecified location, with details not provided in the readable text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dongola
Schiattz Schoolhouse Fire and Local Levy Meeting
Last Sunday the Schiattz schoolhouse suffered an incident as Lee Shell burned brush on his land causing fence damage. Friendship Baptist Church in Dongola convened Saturday night and appointed Elder David to finish the year’s pastoral work after Elder Charles Warren resigned in January. The school board scheduled a special taxpayer meeting for Saturday April 25 to vote on a levy for drilling a district well. Par’s Boy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schiattz
Lee Shell
Friendship Baptist Church
Dongola
David
Charles Warren
Par
James Creek Community Notes on Planting and Visits
James Creek area reports farmers busy planting corn and preparing fields. Families and neighbors visit relatives, attend Cole chapel services, and hold Sunday school. Local residents A B Long, Jacob Welker, and GA Welker host gatherings as others, including Bertha Welker and Belle Welker, share time together.
Local Notes On Socials And Travel In Town
Drifting Saturday actions include Miss Nellie Mabrey hosting a pleasant evening for young folks while Elmer Markham plans Cape Girardeau Normal School entry after visiting here. Elmer Markham hosted a Friday night pie supper. Monroe Hill travels with Miss Valle Revelle and Miss Lottie Winchester to Sunday school. Farmers face delays from cold rain, pushing crops late. Johnny Revelle and Henry Leggett visited Allenville last Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chugh Mysall
Monroe Hill
Valle Revelle
Advance
Lottie Winchester
Dongola
Johnny Revelle
Henry Leggett
Allenville
Drum Joss
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Deine Achirde En Owe
Sunndav
Frank Howard
Ernest Thiele
M Finney
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Edith Thiele
T. D
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August Thiele
W. M. Wilforth
W. H. Scott
Ed Seabaugh
Huskey
Axoruer
Puskey
McGee
James Sallard
St.Louis
Stephens
Zalma
Pator
Andrew Statler
Vernie Grindstaff
Perryville
Johnson Smith
WC Evans
Elvins
Riley Myers
C. F Blaylock
Perry County
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Stone Church
Charles Kuhlman
Jobin Leonard
Memphis
Ark
Patton Robert Wookhidde
Herbiin
James F.ballard
Stephens Ae
Noroert
Schlattz
James Creek
G. W. Mayfield
Kiser Angle
Angle
John Long
John Mayfield
Ray James
Oscar Hartle
Alma Schrock
Laura Harte
Brey
Flora Brown
B. Long
A.W. Perkins
Cole Chapel
George Davault
Perkins
Jacob Welker
Gertrude Tallent
Marie Nanny
Pearl Davault
Belle
Ellen Welker
John Douglas
Catherine Cheek
Glen Dockins
Bertha Masters
Bertha Welker
Hear
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Telass
A. J. Manion
H. Alva Jamison
Lutes & Jamison
Peoples Bank
Missour
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Sylvester Doggett, M.D
Missouri
Webster Davault, M.D
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W. K. Chandler
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Bollinger County Abstract Co
Courthouse
W.K. Cuannter
Roger M. Chawotes
Henry Elfrank Lutesville
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