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Marble Hill Press

Location

Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Apr 27, 1911

Page

8

College President Visits Local School in Chapel Exercises

Our Correspondents note Carleton college president Dr. Gilleland of Farmington visited the school Monday and led chapel. Miss Mabel Montgomery stayed with her parents at Morley over weekend while Mrs. W. A. Markel of Allenville and Miss Cora Chestner visited the school during the week. Rev W. A. Davaule to preach at Burfordville Saturday night and Sunday April 20.

Dr. Gilleland Carleton College of Farmington Mabel Montgomery Morley W. A. Markel Allenville Cora Chestner J. A. VanAmburg Burfordville Rosemont Hall W. A. Davaule

Sunday Social at Liberty Church and Local Visits

The report lists several Sunday gatherings and visits around Lowndes including Mr and Mrs Henry Crites at Mrs Barks, Mrs Urben Gibbs shopping in Lowndes, Alvin Bostick visiting his mother, Cynda Campbell and Robert Bell with family at Mrs Bostick, and Stella and Opha Dunn with Madge Wagoner. W.C. Myers is seriously ill and given up by his physician.

Liberty Church Henry Crites Barks Lowndes Urben Gibbs Alvin Bostick Madge Wagoner Charley Richey Urban Gibbs Gus Hefner Will Barrett Elmer Dunn Mitt Kinder, Jr

Local notes report health, weather, and farm progress

Duathin Health shows mild gains in the area while measles cases appear. Weather stays cool. Oats and wheat prosper. fruit crops largely destroyed. Sawmills to resume soon. Obituary notes Mrs Hannah Estes dies of tuberculosis near Drum April 17 1911. burial April 18 at Lessley cemetery. Community moves and farm activity, with local residents and traders mentioned. Prices for wheat and corn quoted lower than prior levels.

Moore Hannah Estes James Estes Drum Lessley George Cubberson Kansas Dan Crites Daisy N. W. Huffman Schweitzer Charles Huffman Republic G O. P

Local notes from Mayflower area with multiple visits and arrivals

Journal items report visits and travels among residents of Mayflower and nearby towns. Names include Yount, Davault, Chandller, Clivis, Nettie Crader, Cooper, Ellis, Laura Pittis, Julius Rhodes, Crites, Hartle, Schwering, Sitze, Fowler, Mintie Hale, Berry, Burns, McGregor, Chronister, Huff, and Lonzo Robins. Activities span trips to St. Louis and Zalma, factory work, house repairs, new purchases, and social visits across Lutesville, Marquand, Bessville, and Zalma.

Yount Zilnia Row Davault AB. Chandller Lutesville Charles Clivis Nettie Crader Charles Cooper St. Louis Fred Ellis Jesse Crader Laura Pittls Oran Thast Julius Rhodes Robins & McAllister Zalma C HL Cooper Charles Simmons Marquand W. A. Crites Oliver Hartle F. H Schwering S. M. Peak

Two Negroes in Row Over Shot Fire

Report from Minini News describes a confrontation where two Black men argued with a white man who produced a revolver and fired. One assailant claimed hearing the bullet twice, provoking a tense exchange before the incident.

Bas Tifend

Duties and Membership Talk at Presbyterian Church

The Presbyterian church notes announce next Sunday's morning talk on duties of the church member and an evening sermon on qualifications for church membership. The message urges teaching and practicing high standards, sharing lessons from the Woman's Missionary meeting, and passing on good things to others, signed A. Ditton, Pastor.

Presbyterian Church A. Ditton

Probate Court May Docket for Executors and Guardians

Probate Court lists executors administrators and guardians required to exhibit accounts for settlement at the May term. Entries show names such as Johnson, Hiarlock, Knowles, Slagie, Metana, Mayfield, Cole, Reed, Reed, Eftink, Funke, Green, Grindstaff, Schiattz, Kinder, Howell, Harty, Moore, Eilfrink, Ladd, Ladd, Ladd, Knowles, Slinkard, Shrader, McDowell, Bidewell, McMinn, Dobbie, Reibins, Til, Stucky, Glasener, Deum, Nenninger, Witmer, Shell, Williams, Wolpers, Winchester, James. Further notes mention local building, travel, and a town election May 16 to designate city status.

Guardian W. H. Moore J. H. Eilfrink Wm. & Ladd Adm W. A J. N. Ladd Adm’rs Wm. A. Ladi Katie BE Knowles Admr's D. ¥. Slinkard J. K. Shrader J. D. McDowell Guartian G. W. Bidewell Sam J. McMinn Wim. Lages Cuardian J. C. Dobbie Cannian Monnie Reibins George W. Til Adore Stucky J. C. Glasener T. Bb. Deum Adm'rs John A. Nenninger Adim'r Satuning C. M. Witmer Alfred Shell F. N. Williams Ad's L. J. Wolpers Guardians WLOE Winchester Delia James Jala Zimmersian UAT

Disjointed Phrase Cited by Atchison Globe Mag

The Atchison Globe magazine cites a phrase about a versatile figure with a habit to rise early and face challenges. The fragment references a horse, a $15 value, and a cautionary note on behavior, reflecting a humorous or editorial club tone from the era.

Atchison (Kas

Weather talk and memory mingle in streetcar musings

A stray streetcar chat shifts from April weather to gooseberries and memory. A wise looking man dismisses the forecast while a curious passerby learns about gooseberries and prices, then digressions touch on habits, childhood recollections, and life cautions.

Notary Public Burette Snider Named in Ma Page Row

G Burette Snider a Notary Public appears in a LaE VON EDraey Omen tank entry alongside Martie Vail and Manorsky Ma. The fragmentary notice names individuals and places without full context.

Lae von Edraey Martie Vail Manorsky, Ma

W. H. Cunningham Joins Duon’s Store in Minurble Point

W. H. Cunningham, formerly of 4 Jewler, has moved to Minurble Point and is hired at Duon’s Store. He offers clock, Watery, and jewelry repairs with free eye testing by He Keeton, noted for fine quality options.

George Ktyen Mannan Essa Ate Dhruva Ballinger NM Atptte Dey Facean Drese Minurble Pt Duon

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