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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1912
Page
8
A brief entry listing publishers Vevey Visneadbey AL and Chandler as publishers for a Marive document. The note notes their involvement in the publication process and identifies their publishing roles.
Our Correspondents report Ancient History Class begins after vacation with schedules and duties. Miss Lizzie Stark and Miss Nora Lid huigh visit Sedste wickville, while Owen fills Marble Hill Baptist pulpit. Several students attend church and school events. various locals attend gatherings and health notes are shared.
A local column recounts various family moves and health notes. Mrs Ting Birktiun relocated her farm to Cape Girardeau area, while Burrake and Mrs Berkag held a quiet Novemer 27 wedding with few friends. Several residents attend illnesses, visits, and social events, including Elmer Markham, Dora Bridwell, and Miss Marcoie Kinder as school news and local social life items fill the page.
Maude Rholes is very sick and Dr Gale was called to Wo A Cray tons Sunday to see their baby. DO McLean has returned to Bessville to reside. George Welteh moved into his new house. Wathapa las returned from a trip below and is pleased with places visited. Miss Jone Rhodes attends.
Community notes report frequent visits and illnesses including Master Roscoe Zimmerman and Henry Baker visiting relatives. An infant death occurs for the Lee Baker family on Thursday November 21. Rev W A Davault preached Saturday and Sunday. Post office fire caused excitement in Glen Allen Sunday morning.
With collective effort the situation was brought under control quickly and the damage proved not to be extensive. Parsy credited nearby teams and officials for swift action and coordinated response.
A vintage grocery ad promotes RESTAURANT GOODS and ready meals. It lists National Light coal and White Rose gasoline, with mixed offers including 3 cans of corn, peas, hominy, and pumpkin for 25 cents and peaches at 15 cents per can. Temperance drinks are available bottled or prepared.
Residents report visitors and illnesses including Mrs Annie Irvin and Mrs Decia Irvin. Marquand and Rolla Spain share family events while land and farm transfers occur with A Goree selling land to Ora Spain. Prayer meetings at Union Church occur on the first and third Sundays after Sunday school.
Community snippets report Miss Marida Mig Gedl improving at Holin Manyfield and Mrs. Ro Mayfield conducting business on the county road. Orrin and Leslie Hueter returned from Dienkli conty, farmers near harvest and bar building progress noted at Seabangl. Mayfield and family hosted visitors, James Greene added a second bar, and R A Mayfield became miller. News covers illnesses, deaths, a fire at W A Crayton’s home, and local saints day for Uncle France.
Local notes confirm a busy social scene with visits among families in Marble Hill and Seapus, Thanksgiving gatherings, school progress under Miss Yoournat, and multiple town residents attending box suppers and church events. Names include Bertha Welker, A J Masters, J D Ridings, Ida Yount, Ruth Morgan, Ada Morgan, and many others across Seapus, Glen Allen, and Marble Hill.
Relatives gather in Our Midst including Mrs Fox Watts from Marquand and Willie Sitze from Dea Are, visiting father and grandfather Uncle Dred Venable. Uncle Billy Nevins returned from Zalina, Mrs L C Griffith from Fredericktown, Miss Kate Garner from White Springs spent a few hours, Jaw Venable of Patton and Charlie Venable of Spring Valley visited Harlie Venable. Ovo Mas Jacn appears in text.
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