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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1922
Page
5
Fragmented notes recount visits and family ties in Portageville Mayfield Lincoln Urner and Kennett areas. Attendees at a gathering include Mr and Mrs J J Mayfield and relatives. mentions of poachers, church outings, and local social events with several names and places noted in a rough schedule of last week activities.
A fragmentary notes column lists residents visiting relatives, church events, and school activities. It mentions Mrs Henry Urries hosting days with Mrs Samy Metts and Lutenville connections, Mis Gladys Richards teaching at the local school, and gatherings at Mt Zion and Seqoue. Families travel from St Louis and Fredericks, with updates on Sunday services and weekend visits.
Mysterious trio from Fredenin town journey to Ntrwit Michigan surprising peers with an unplanned visit. The event unfolds as an impromptu outing leaving locals curious about their next move and potential plans.
Lutesville residents report a weekend gathering featuring Rev John Stone of Scopus squaring off against four Oran rivals. The event drew church members and neighbors, with updates noting visitors from St Louis and many local families.
The note describes waning Sunday school turnout at Hurricane with remarks on heat and dryness. It mentions Mr and Mrs Peter Patton and daughter Mattie singing at Mt Zion last week and asks where residents spend spare time, urging action to keep the Sunday school alive.
A lively narrative set near New Orleans contrasts two heroic figures and a concealed crime. The tale blends local Mardi Gras culture with industry, society, and a lingering mystery that keeps readers guessing to the end.
A garbled Mayview page lists weddings births and visits. References include Everett Killings born August 4 Piney, Mrs Anne Green, Mrs Sue Williams, Mrs Clara Riling, Dr FM Mayfield of Portageville visiting at Mr Maytals, and a note of local business for Mo RO Green. Multiple household names and activities appear with unclear dates and roles.
Readable names surface including Silas McCormick Newell Sarde Eula Shas Glen Allen Chaitwat Fap and Chas Robbin. Mentions church events three day spring ties and a Sunday tree of pigeons. Indicates local notices from Plainfield area with family names and a few dates.
Fragmentary notices reference Mrs Abe and a person named Allon at a town gathering on a Saturday in August. Mentions include names, dates, and local events with unclear context. A baby is described as unsettled by wind and heat, while a remedy for discomfort is briefly noted amid unrelated medical tidbits.
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