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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1919
Page
8
Mary L McCuilee seeks superintendent of Bollinger County schools with voter action upcoming. Ram M Velanew also candidate for superintendent and W M Welker announced for board of publishers. Noted as authorized announcements from Hill Press with official notices for Bollinger County elections and school posts.
Our Correspondents Health reports ailing residents and community concerns as Ralph Sirum arrives from Camp Funston for a visit and recovery. Mrs Robert Lotere watches a patient’s progress while Honey Meron returns home. The piece lists a death and funeral notices for Stewart, two sisters, and two children, with burial at Monot Pleas ant cemetery, Big Bay.
A Reader recounts community happenings around Crossroads and Cedar Branch. John Farter plans to move, Wesley Lutes resists company duties, Winnie Long manages, and families such as Rhodes, Upchurch, and Parks are seen at local homes. Several soldiers have returned, Uncle Dick Walker is ill, and Miss Gevora Parks visits JC Rhodes's home. The tone reflects a small town roundup of personal visits and local affairs.
Union Ridge Health reports a few mumps cases while residents Charle and Birdie Filer visit brother Fred. Irene Hopkins and two brothers visit grandmother Emily Barks, staying Friday through Sunday. Marie Baker and Joe Baker attend a Possunreek sale. F E Barks and Mrs. Baker trade Marble Hill finds. Jesse Barks bought Wells land and builds a new home. Our teacher Miss Beiva Aber.
Rathy visits her parents in Liter Ville while Otto Rentzel visits Aunt Emily Barks on Sunday. Castor Health reports most cases of chicken pox, with few serious. Various neighbors attend gatherings at Clarence Swan’s and the Fred Whitever place, with mentions of family visits and community well wishes.
A long, readably readable column records the death of Mary Elizabeth Collins born Cane Creek near Lotesville Mo on Nov 28 182 and departed Jan 20 with funeral details and family obituaries. The piece reflects local sentiment including religious reflection and a eulogy to her role as grandmother within a large family. The text also contains unrelated fragments about public notices and a charitable letter from a New England congressman.
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