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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1910
Page
8
The notice states that mail is entered at the Marie Till post office as second class matter, indicating a standard classification for printed matter mailed at reduced rates. The action confirms official processing under postal service guidelines.
Our correspondents report social visits and greetings as Miss Stella Snider of Cape Glin dega visits relatives in Viciity while William Snider travels to Cape Girardeau for Mr Hives test. Many locals host or attend Christmas gatherings and family get togethers with neighbors and friends across Marble Will Meon, Chepstinites, and Monal Mes.
A troubled OCR report notes Christmas week activities in the Aberisfriies area. Rev. Pod Yount led services on Saturday and Sunday. Miss Ving Cloodsinm received a new gift. Visits to relatives and community members fill the pages, with hospital news about Hiewann Dennis and remarks on New Year wishes.
Christmas greetings span kinfolk visits as residents report health good and relatives gathering. Local mentions include Henry McWilliams clan, Elmer and Ed Moore returning from Dublin county, Miss Hath Merkens’ holidays with friends, and Elgin area social notes with numerous relatives seen over the season.
The item lists numerous visits, travels, and conversions of holidays in Lutesville and nearby towns. Names include Fred Holweg, John Vangilder, the Lattin livery man, and many families visiting relatives in Oran, St. Louis, Hessville, Malden, and Gravel Grove. A mix of births, weather, and community events scatter through the week with Christmas and New Year references.
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