Local Farewell Mixed With Cheer and Joy
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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1911
Page
8
Health is good and revival at Crites chapel ends
Our correspondents report health improving with rain seen. The revival at Crites chapel closed last Sunday night with about twenty five conversions. Rev Hill conducts meetings at Pine Hill amid notable interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Labriere
Marble Hill
JF Miller
Fredericktown
Crites Chapel
Rev Hill
Pine Hill
T J Francis
Flat River
W. P Ratley
Jacob Seabaugh
Mes Tikda Moore
JC Evans
Squire Masters
Rainy forecast and local updates from Oran area
Weather calls for rain as health remains strong. A Hulshof ships sheep to St Louis. Mrs Lois Jansen ill with typhoid. A Nenninger expands shop with new forge and anvil. Mrs Herman Elfrink and babe visiting Oran. Geo Elfrink buys jersey cows and ships cream to St Louis. Twellman family from St Louis visits, then returns home. John Nenninger of St Louis attends William Nenninger wedding. Albert Myers buys black oak timber for local factory and hires workers. John Vandoren and Frank Englen visiting Henry Englen at Oran. farmers report activity and plans for future shipments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
D. Twellman
Freida
Oran
John Nenninger
William
Albert Myers
Lutesville
John Vandoren
Frank Englen
Henry Englen
Couple United in Loving Ceremony in Lutesville
William Nenninger youngest son of the late Judge Chas Nenninger and Ruth Snider daughter of Thomas Sater were married August 9 1911. Rev P Kurtenbach performed the ceremony at the groom’s home where friends celebrated a happy reception following the vows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn
Lutesville
William Nenninger
Chas Nenninger
Ruth Snider
Thomas Sater
Leopold notes and visitors fill week in local news
Weather warnings and church duties frame a busy Leopold update. Rev Francis led services Sunday. Will McMinn plans to Danville after last Thursday’s sale drew a large crowd. The Fish school progresses under Walter Fish. Dozens of locals visit kin near Arab and Vancuser, Gerald, and Leopold, with travel to St Louis and VanBuren mentioned. A picnic at Leopold draws attendees returning home. several marriages and arrivals, including Joseph Mansker and Edna Walker, are recorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis
Farm Furrows Turned by a Practical Partner
This column discusses fodder cutting, its timing, and storage tips, asserting dew does not spoil corn fodder and advising to allow windrow curing before tying. It includes local notes on visitors, health in the community, farm conditions, crop prospects, and assorted rural anecdotes from Jackson and surrounding areas.
Visiting relatives across states stirs local wedding buzz
Marble Hill resident Deas Collins and D W Rowe near Zalina spent months visiting kin in Arkansas and Greenbrier while Jesse K Wells hosted a visit. Lee Grimsley and family stayed with sister Ed Ford in Leora. Arab townsfolk and residents near Gipsy anticipate a wedding tied to "Back Home Again" with anxious talk about a title and board precursors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Fields
Vancluser
Edgar
Willie
Guss Baker
Minta
Charleston
Bertha Trafford
Fern McKee
Ivy Vancuser
Maude Bennett
Bland McKee
Bland
Arthur Rowe
Lowndes
Ed Ford
Leora
Mr. McMinn
Deas Collins
Marble Hill
Arkansas
D. W. Rowe
Zalina
Greenbrier
Jesse K. Wells
Lee Grimsley
Arab
Howe Acar
Infant Lowell Lucius Dies At 4 Months In Lutesville
Obituary notes infant Lowell Lucius son of Flora Swan died August 5 1911 at grandparents home Mro and Mrs Lucius McLane Lutesville aged 4 months 5 days Interred at Sute cemetery beside his brother The message expresses sorrow and faith that the child has joined the angel land escaping worldly trials and hunger while offering comfort to grieving family in a period tone
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell
Lucius
Flora Swan
Mro
Lucius McLane
Lutesville
Sute
Angel Land
Norver Nursing Update After Sunday Return
Norver reported improved condition after returning home Sunday from illness. Health officials note the patient is resting comfortably and will continue monitored care at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norver
Weather, dairies, and drought tales from rural notes
A rural letter discusses forecasts, rising dairy prices blamed on drought, and the value of natural rainfall. It cites dry months, irrigation trials with well water, and poor pasture conditions as weeds spread and pastures remain bare despite efforts to keep soil moist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King Drouth
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the Bank of
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A. Sander
Darob A Taylor
J.B. Kinder
WL Siyider
Cahier
H. L. Miller
Marvel
Dirug
Neets
Lutesville, Mo
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