Rosebud School Closes After Heavy Rains
Correspondents report severe rainfall making roads nearly impassable. The Rosebud school closed Friday February 5 after a large attendance. Miss Blanche Jones taught three years, with a satisfactory term. Several residents visited and ill health mentioned as Mrs Clanayhan grows worse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosebud
Blanche Jones
Union Light
Pearl Jones
Miss Blanche Jones
Miss Lillie
Lola Powell
Messrs
Kelly
Ward Tinnin
Powell
Winge
Price
Clubb
Henson
Barber
Tinnin
Clanayhan
Jane Mills
Arch Downing
Lola
Lillie Powell
W. F. Tinnin
Pearl
Blanch Jones
Lutesville
Arch
Stella Tianin
Marquand
Banr
Happenings in town include visits and duties
Berlin Sitzes starts at the Peppes Telephone central. Willard Burk breaks an arm on the way to Zalma. Rumor grows of two daily trains. A burglar steals five boxes of fruit from Hiram Slinkard’s home. Charley King feeds fine market steers while Doc Davis traps rats. The school under Mr Walker and Miss Nina Grimsley proceeds with two months left. Deputy Sheriff J W Clubb travels to Marble Hill for court duties. Mr and Mrs W M Beechman visited Saturday. Ex-sheriff A C King works on ditch right of way. Reuben Dial did business at Sturdivant. J W Clubb trips to Eaglets. Jack Frost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hove
Berlin Sitzes
Peppes Telephone Company
Willard Burk
Zalma
Hiram Slinkard
Charley King
Doc Davis
Mr. Walker
Nina Grimsley
J. W. Clubb
Marble Hill
W. M. Beechman
A. H. Gregory
Commerce
A. C. King
Reuben Dial
Sturdivant
F. J. Lloyd
Florida
Eaglett
Jack Frost
Local notes from burg include health and visits
Leonard Duniphan recovering from pneumonia. Mrs. Will Stratman very low. Dudley Jenkins of Illinois left after a visit, taking the Zalma flyer home. Henry Stilts visited his father. Mrs. Margaret Stilts and Della Minor visited Mrs. Stilts, who stayed overnight. Dolph Fish moved back to his farm after schooling at Marble Hill. Eva Scott visited home. Ollie Wills teaches Cox school and boards at Brush Creek churches on specific Saturdays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Duniphan
Dudley Jenkins
Illinois
Will Stratman
Henry Stilts
Margaret Stilts
Della Minor
Peter Stilts
Stilts
Dolph Fish
Marble Hill
Eva Scott
Ollie Wills
Cox
Willie Fields
Brush Creek
Community news and social notes from a small town
In this local fragment, residents share greetings, invites, and updates. Items mention weddings expected, illnesses and hospitalities, gatherings at Bob Carlton’s, school progress under Miss Grisham and Wes tenhaver, and multiple visits among neighbors. Several families from Advance, Bernie, Brownwood, and Jackson are cited with health, farming, and birth notices.
Hog Creek activity and local trips noted in brief
Hog Creek residents reporting farm and business trips to Marble Hill Lutesville and Jackson. Several visits to relatives and church attendance noted. One delivery driver stuck in mud on Lessley ridge. Hog Creek school closed abruptly despite good progress under R L Teeters.
Jackson residents report Saturday and Sunday activities
Jackson Star Route A. G. Davis made a business trip to Jackson Saturday. Miss Francis Strong visited her aunt Mrs. Nettie Varnum Sunday night and attended church at Jackson. Amon Nevins made a business trip to Jackson Saturday. Miss Annie Sperling of route 2 is visiting her cousin Mrs. Annie Meier this week. C. B. Davis and Charles Meier transacted business in Jackson Saturday. Bern Howard took a load of hay to market Monday.
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Cora Diemann
Annie Meier
Linder Miller
George Seibert
Jackson
H.R Meier
Otto Goehmann
Louis Schloss
Will Bingenheimer
Nancy Oldham
John Black
Brownwood
A. G. Davis
Francis Strong
Nettie Varnum
Amon Nevins
Annie Sperling
Route 2
C. B. Davis
Charles Meier
Bern Howard
Lee Potter and
Samuel
Dora A Finch
Quinn
Jessie Melton
Alex Jones
M Ora
Emma Doggett
Misses Maud
Ola Jones
Zalma
Bor
C. J. Moore
Miss Silva
Claude Whitener
J. N. Burkhart
Leo Rickman
Castor
Viourr
Marquand Burfordville Visits Highlight Local News
W M C notes Floyd White visited home folks at Marquand weekend. Rev W A Davault filled his regular appointment at Burfordville Sunday. The Boys Debating society rendered an excellent program Friday evening. Miss Lela Lett went home Saturday on a visit. Rev N E Cashion filled his regular appointment at Benton Sunday. Lynne VanAmburg spent a few days with home folks at Burfordville recently. School is progressing very nicely.
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Toga
Carlton
Witcher
Jewel Rhodes
Bob Carlton
Frieda Harkins
Topsy Rhodes
Lela Grisham
Decoy Westenhaver
Oral Whitaker
Chaffee
V. Carlton
Myrtle Fowler
Grandma Bowers
Brownwood
Gertie Morris
Floyd White
Marquand
W. A. Davault
Burfordville
Boys’ Debating Society
Lela Lett
N. E. Cashion
Benton
Lynne VanAmburg
Weather woes and town news from Flat Woods
Scarce news reports show poor road conditions and widespread illnesses. Local entries mention Mrs Enoch Shell, J A Manning, and many with colds or grip, several deaths, a revival at Crossroads with about forty conversions, and various farm notes about animals and homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enoch Shell
J. A. Manning
William Allman
Clippard
James Austin
Dan” Hobs
Wilson Baker
Mary Huffman
Crossroads
B.S. Snider
Aol
James
Pecx
Frank M. Finch
Sermon Series Ala Saturday and Sunday Services Noted
An article notes a sermon conducted for an attentive congregation with a second Saturday night service and Sunday sessions at 11 am and 7 pm The Sunday school superintendent F G Seabaugh was absent due to a cold Ora Hales filled in and led the exercises Ike Tae Press noted for success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. G. Seabaugh
Ora Hales
T Will
Tae Press
Ike
Birth in Sedgewickville Amid Muddy Roads
Residents report heavy mud and rain in Sedgewickville as a newborn girl to Rev and Mrs Craig born Saturday February 6. Mother and baby are fine while brother Craig remains active outdoors. Local road drag and blacksmiths W. S. and Lucius Smith keep busy. telephone meetings continue until spring.
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Rev
Mra. C
Craig
Babe
Bro
Sedgewickville
Star
W. S
Lucius Smith
M. E
O. C. Craig Presch
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