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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1922
Page
1
The Marquand gathering ended with a large turnout as delegates organized a special meeting. Officials, including Mire Bee Tree and Mine triadie Aly, chaired sessions while Thomas Drum announced Mrs Thomas B. Drum had died. A string of unrelated town notices follow, including a fatal incident involving a father and son and a long diary-like report of local activity.
Two men were shot near Hell Chy last week, with witnesses citing a tense confrontation and police investigation. The incident involved multiple bystanders, a vehicle pursuit, and inquiries into possible gang activity in the area.
A local note indicates Earl Finley and his parents Mr and Mrs E Finley, residents south of town, purchased a large farm near Henewille. Neighbors report the deal followed through at the night meeting with plans for the land’s use and future family residence.
Zoima Ledge No 545 AF AM notes the death of Brother Lew Baxter James on January 42, 1422 and records a funeral tribute. The committee expresses sympathy to his widow and children, praises his zeal in Maseree duties, and resolves to spread the memorial message among members and families. A copy is sent to the family of deceased Brother SB McKee.
A noon hour scene near Rev Joseph Simpson’s Marble Hill home saw 98 visitors from Whitewater Chapel and nearby communities arrive by car to share a large outdoor meal. The food baskets and well filled baskets fed the guests as they dined on the minister’s lawn, a spontaneous social feast ending with gratitude to the host and his wife.
Two bedsteads and springs a cot bar top mattress one dresser one wash stand rocking chairs five straight chairs one sewing machine good as new one dining table and one stand table cooking vessels Mrs Chek boys dormitory
Mrs E Underwood and her young daughter Hazel of Jefferson City visit her mother in law Mrs Sophia Cheek this week. A S and M T Winters of near Glen Allen were in town on business Saturday.
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