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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Feb 29, 1912
Page
8
Health notes and local family updates amid snowstorm
Our Correspondents report several illness cases including Marvin Dial son of Willis Dial, Neal Mouser with pneumonia, and Henry Speer’s sick child. A heavy snowstorm struck Tuesday night. Ed Dial visited daughter Hazel at Mrs. PC Cobbel’s, and J W G Hahn sold personal property Friday, fetching reasonable prices. News is scarce. Black Eves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Speer
Ed Dial
McMullen
Hazel
Cobbel
J W.G. Hahn
Snow Doesn't Dampen College Attendance Notes
The recent heavy snowfall did not affect college attendance. A recitation contest for public school graduation in chapel hall on Thursday afternoon February 22 was enjoyed by all listeners. Rev. E. B. Owens returns to school after a week in the mining district. Rev. W. A. Davault conducted services at Glen Allen Saturday and Sunday. Four new students join the college: John Hansen Jr and August Yount, Eldora and Emily Hopkins. Rev. Charley Warren to preach at Glen Allen Sunday. A Reaper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chapel Hall
E. B. Owens
Mining
W. A. Davault
Glen Allen
John Hansen, Jr
August Yount
Eldora
Emily Hopkins
Charley Warren
Union Light services draw good crowds Sunday
Health is good in the area with Rev J H Yount delivering sermons at Union Light to strong congregations Saturday night and Sunday. Local visitors Myrtle and Lovie Shrum saw Flora and Corn Ward, Mr and Mrs Edward Herrick of near Fredericktown visiting Uncle Jesse Henson, and the infant child of Mr and Mrs Alonzo Smith recovering from illness. Died at Flat River: infant child of Mr and Mrs Tommy Mills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Yount
Union Light
Myrtle
Lovie Shrum
Flora
Corn Ward
Edward Herrick
Fredericktown
Jesse Hensons
Alonzo Smith
Flat River
Tommy Mills
Remains Laid to Rest in Snowdenville Cemetery
Local notices recount funerals and visits in Snowdenville area. Records mention Laura Farmer and Jia Davis visiting Viola Long, Grandma Bennett on the pay list, and many health updates. Community members including Younts, Speers, and Lincolns are cited with illnesses, baptisms, and small events around Zalma, Mount Pleasant, and Cape Girardeau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snowdenville
Laura Farmer
Jia Davis
Viola Long
Bennett
Puay
Harley
Herbert Yount
Lester Whitener
Lowe Buncs
Closing Exercises At Letter Branch School
A large crowd attended the closing exercises of the Letter Branch school Saturday. Mrs. Jack Fulbright passed away at the family home Tuesday night February 20, with community sympathy. The little son of Mr. and Mrs. G. G. Lincoln has recovered. Loyd Brown and family visited W. L. Lincoln's Saturday night. W. L. Lincoln and family visited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Letter Branch
Jack Fulbright
G. G. Lincoln
Loyd Brown
W. L. Lincoln
Severe Winter Delays Block Roads and Crops
Oda Place Creel reports very good health aside from chills and colds. A harsh winter with the heaviest snowfall ever recorded blocked roads and created drifts three to five feet deep. Peach crops are reported killed in the vicinity. Felix Hahn and family visited Robert Meyers's Sunday. Old Trace Creek services were sparsely attended due to bad weather. Mr. and Mrs. Martin Style visited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Felix Hahn
Robert Meyers
Old Trace Creek
Trace Creek Telephone grows with new stock and subscribers
The Trace Creek Telephone Co. voted to increase capital and add new members, enrolling about twenty five new stockholders for a total of forty five subscribers. Only nineteen phones exist now but more than twice that number are expected before spring as 15 miles of new line material awaits at Hood. The line uses dry battery phones and insulation is noted. Updates include local social visits, a sugar stir, a pie supper, and a Sunday singing practice. Weather has been poor with rain reducing news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trace Creek Telephone Company
Hood
Miss Mary Short
Mes
John Kelly
Hayne
Weather Causes School Closures and Delayed Events
Rain and mud disrupted activities across the area. Schools closed Friday and a planned contest at Grassy was postponed to next Thursday due to bad weather. Attendance at Buchanan and Lowndes events noted with several local residents traveling for business and school gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Shrum
Sid Smith
Lowndes
Mitt Kinder, Jr
Charles Barrett
Albert Dunn
Buchanan
Fannie Bostic
Thomas Pollard
M. N. Kinder
Jace Headrick
Farm Tools and Harness Offerings Include Discs and Marrows
Base and Disc and A Bar Narrows suitable for oats sowing. A farmer without a Disc Marrow misses its value. We also supply a full line ofHarness items such as collars bridles chains hames etc.
Funeral Notice for Inez Kitchen and family tributes in Tennessee
The obituary notes Inez Kitchen born October 3 1844 died January 25 1912 after a brief illness leaving a mother and three sisters. It recalls her Christian faith and devotion and records tributes from family including her daughter Mira Kaanwel Lacy and son-in-law Walter Dennis.
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Wog
Inez Kitchen
Rhone County
Tenn
Scaldant
Rho Fiek
California
Torrie
Sarah Zimmernay
Amd
Mira Kaanwel Lacy
Tallent
Mir Curtis Dennis
Dudley Mire
Walter Dennis
Inez
PNB
Mofe
Pleasant Valley
Lacy
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