Maine Hill Press publishes weekly Thursday edition
The Maine Hill Press is issued every Thursday by Hill and Chandler publish ers. It notes registration at Marbie Hill post office as second class matter.
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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1917
Page
8
The Maine Hill Press is issued every Thursday by Hill and Chandler publish ers. It notes registration at Marbie Hill post office as second class matter.
Castor health updates mix with social notes as Rev Twidwell filled his Millerchapel appointment. Amza Kinder couple visited Will Senter. Graveton ice cream social drew several youths. Blanche Bollinger Homer Whitener and Bruno Barber visited Nelle and Eugie Pridy. Ruth Shetley visiting sister Mrs Kittie Swan. Liberty visitors attended church. Steve Yount and daughter visited relatives. Otto Pridy listed as sick. Castor Km.
Lone Grove Health reports good status aside from colds. Revs. W. F. Shanks and J. M. Stratton opened a series of church meetings Saturday. Leo Bollinger and Danes Schrock traveled to Chaffee Sunday for work. Cedar Branch school started Monday with Oscar L. Pierce as teacher. Roscoe M. Pierce, recently, has been...
Attending the Cape Normal, Clarence Allen visited his sister Mrs Moses Hartle in Millerville the last of the week Miss Virgie Lessley of Hiskey visited Miss Barbara Bollinger the latter part of last week Frank Seabaugh returned from Scott county Sunday Finis Stone came home from [li nois] Wednesday Mrs Pierce made a business trip to Millerville Friday Mrs Black hosted Jake Bunnis painting for Fletcher Smith near Patton Olive Welker returned home from Latesville Sunday Pansy
Crooked Creek Health is good now after two good rains last week that benefited crops. Miss Lola Dev enport, Nellie Dev enport, Rica Dev enport, and Andrew Devenport are visiting in Cape county this week, guests of Mrs Roy James. Mr. and Mrs H Mabuce visited their son Fred Mabuce and family at Lutesville last week. Mr. and Mrs C P McCullough of Walnut Ridge Ark are visiting her mother Anna Black. A large crowd attended the basket dinner at Pleasant Valley Sunday. Miles Whitener sustained a painful pinch knife wound above the knee while cutting leather. he is improving rapidly. Mr and Mrs John Lee and their small son spent Sunday evening at the...
Miss Raha Yount left for Whiteoak Oklahoma to visit her brother Wa Yount. Millard Lawrence returned from Fredericktown with friends Frank Dudley and Pope, then home with Charles Lawrence to Fredericktown. Robie Parsons and others hosted an ice cream supper Friday night. R C Alexander came home from Oklahoma after visiting his son CU. Ollie Lawrence of Marquand visits Lodge folks a few days. Homer Murry went to Fredericktown seeking work. Mary Greer returned from Morley where she stayed with Mr. Revelle. Elzie Wilkerson and Mrs. Wilkerson from Morley visited relatives nearby and returned Friday with Miss Lulu Moyers. Minta Stills of Lodge had dinner with Mrs. F W Shell. Mary Short began her new…
A long OCR fragment lists many individuals by name and town in order of draft exemptions and calls. The piece also mentions a malaria remedy and a church event schedule for Marble Hill and nearby towns, including revival meetings and quarterly conference, with various names and places across Missouri.
Marquand Mere John Liewd of Virvelatiel pane through our town Sunday on her way home. Ollie Lawrence, staying with Mrs Al Hohe, was called to Fredericktown Monday to see his brother's wife who is sick. Mrs Ollie Barker returned from Desiore Saturday after visiting relatives. Grandma Dollar was called to Predencktown Sunday for the death of her sister-in-law Mire. Mary Halbrook Mires. Orte Watts of Hivtite visiting relatives. Mrs Halbrook of Flat River visiting her daughter, Mrs Jane Martin. Mrs Minnie Watts and children visited her brother Pola Sitze out on the far im Hob linger county. Elmer and Oscar Size and Wm. Lanes of Bessville attended the funeral of their mes aod cou ie, Mrs Hattie Sitze Dowd. Mr. and Mrs Pola Hartzell of Dupo were called here Friday to attend the funeral of their daughter Mrs Hattie Dowd Hartie Venable, who was injured in a motor wreck below Breswille, is getting along as well as could be expected. Rev T L. Bess conducted the funeral of Mrs Hattie Dowd at Rhodes chapel Saturday, August 1. Miss Stella Comba, who has been staying at Mr Dow's, is staying with Mrs AL Haha. Rev. Besa filled his regular age pointament at Union Sunday. Mrs John Tansen, formerly lived here but now farms in Bollinger, visited relatives in our town last week.
Notice is hereby given that the annual meeting of the shareholders of the Patton Telephone Company will be held at Patton, Bollinger County, Missouri, on Thursday August 16, 1917, from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. for the election of a board of directors for the ensuing year and for any other business properly proposed. Geo H Wilkinson, President. Henry Knowes, Secretary.
Sealed bids for construction of a Methodist church at Marble Hill Missouri will be received until six o clock p m on Saturday August 8 1917 Bids include all material and labor as per plans and specifications Plans and specifications may be obtained by addressing the secretary Marble Hill J M Zimmerman Chairman Building Committee G B Snider Secretary The building committee reserves the right to reject any and all bids
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