Small town notes from Scopus and nearby communities
Scopus area reports health generally good with crops hurt by rain. Many residents attend church events, visits stretch to St Louis and Washington County. Miss Mabel Suckler of St Louis visits family. weddings, reunions, and farm news listed along with local trades, school, and church activities.
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Vohra
Thomas
Meekulfe
Goldie Ruth Brerce
Lutesville
C. Burton Wier
John Maupin
Pie
Grian
Mes Bivtronu
St Louis
Yiie Farrier
Latesville
de Soto Pres
Jimin Bess
Fitzbury
Balliner County
Pykins
ET. Baker
Biot Hannah
P.M. Baker
Albert Jotuigon
Chile
Joho DeBoor
Chateworth
Irs T.C DeBoor
Cint
Marion McGee
Piper City
A’ Ferkins
LaHowne
Joho Baker
Forrest
WT Bingham
Lou Fewel
Fairbury
R. L. Faker
A. M. Bess
Ty Everett Bess
Scopus
L. L. Bridges & Company
Sunday School Attendance Rises at Mathews Church
M E Church South Mathews reports larger Sunday school turnout than last week. Many members attended morning services at Valley Church led by Presiding Elder Chairman. Evening preaching at Near Sunley drew fair attendance. Sunday school 9 45. Sermon at 11 by the pastor titled A Heavenly Stairway. League service noted as very good with 7 participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chaimman
Valley Church
Sunley
Gillen Allen Sends Update From Local Health Scene
Gillen Allen notes no recent items from the area, plans to resume efforts. He reports health is very good in the vicinity and signals renewed activity despite the pause.
Slow Election Returns Amid Storms and Unclear Leads
Unofficial results show a sluggish vote with weather and counting delays. Fred D Gardner leads the Democratic governor slate by an estimated 15,000 to 20,000 votes, Swanger and Lamm in a tight race needing fuller counts, Reed wins US Senate easily, while Republican Dickey holds the ticket. County precincts report partial tallies favoring Democratic candidates. full official results expected next week.
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Fred D Gardner
Swanger
Lamm
United States
Reed
Dickey
Crossley
Britton
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F W. Mathews
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Sailin
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Win Strom
Ster Wabadan
Arkansas
Strap
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M. Stheimers
Willaim Fox
Charles Schreiner
Ethel Hurst
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Lowell Rastl
Ada Watkins
Luther Proffer
Sommsong
Darin
Celia
Lena Motirevar
the Baptist
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Alebe
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Tisshay
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Watton
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Tocarco Company
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Jimmy
Prince Albert Tobacco
Prince Albert
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Rieck
Albewd
Winston-Salem, NC
Ro J Reynolds Tobacco Co
M E. Church
South Mathews
Gillen Allen
Henry Elfrank
Enta
Bollinger County Bank
Missouri
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Lia Tessegieniad
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Prete
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Pulseran
Nitkhar Rakiritere
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Wis Sarppent & Ci Paid Og
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Bina
MilLase
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Dien Roberteen
Willaims
Teen Higine
Thin County
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John H. Bradiey
Congress
Water Hereley
Ho B. Alexander
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T. A. Caldwell
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Jobreon
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Marble Hill
Saginaw Silo
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Wuatenteed
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Fegenett
Boa TV
Bank of Marble Hill
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