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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1914
Page
8
The readable fragments show garbled names and terms likely from a public notice or ad. No clear event, date, or issuing authority is discernible to identify a concrete item for a headline or summary.
Far correspondents report the Seabaugh family and Mr and Mrs Thetis Seabaugh hosting visitors at Sedgewick Ville and Dalversot. Multiple entries mention visits to Garfield Hallivter, Sutay Histol Statler, and Cape Witardend, with notes of nearby weather concerns and travel plans over several days.
A note filled issue pages with names like Abernathy, Rhodes, Moore, Daly, Huff, Revelle, and Chan Thiele. It records sickness, travel to Dunklin County, visits to relatives, and holiday events. Several families, including the Millen and Moore households, report recoveries and ongoing care, with Christmas and New Year greetings creating a community snapshot.
Notes from Winona Shells residence and local folks. Various names and places such as Jackson, Zalma, Mayfield, Cole chapel, Harmony, Marble Hill appear alongside illnesses, Christmas events, and visits. Names include Amon Greene, Miss Meuytie Davenport, Miss Ellie DeWitt, Greely Seahough, Rev Fol Bochner, Mrs Hernan Rastlh, Archibald Deek, J. F. Mayfield, Johnny Mayfield, and many others. The item highlights health, holidays, church actions, and local social rounds.
December 27 update lists Rev Kortenbaele visiting, Vandoren in feeble health but improving, Me and Mes Gen Hinkebet in homes, Nick Hovis at Foot Clipp, Gee Schulte leaving for Cape Girardeau, Madie steady, illnesses ongoing for about 12 months. Visiting holiday guests include Frank Tenholder of St Louis Ed Nenninger Trettie Freide Anger Anna and Martin Price Cape Girardeau A Ciskaskie and Chikkren Nina Hulshof Manchester Okha. Wishing Press readers a happy New Year.
Health is reasonably good at this whirty Christias pasend off with a big sawn. Not much hunting was done, but the hunters celebrated Friday and Sate instead. Dr. Stockulg and some friends are down from St. Louis hunting. Married- At the home of the brief parents Alonso Gaines and Miss Mimme Graham, Joe Johnson and Miss Nellie Englehart.
Tiluskey Clella Ramsey visits parents Mr and Mrs B Ramsey during holidays. Misses Ploy Sadler Maggie Ramsey spend Christmas with relatives and friends at Marble Mill and Lutesville. Willie Robertson visits Lutesville to see relatives James Crader and wife of Clarkville Texas. Hy Graves sold his farm to Albert Barrett and moved to Harrisburg Ark. We extend best wishes to Mr Graves and family from Win Fox and Dell Crites.
The Henson school closed last Saturday after an old time cypher ing match and dinner for patrons. Many people bought turkeys last week with Mrs. JW Tallent purchasing 600 over Monday and Tuesday. Charley Denman and Flora Ward wed December 24 at Farmington, and Mr. and Mrs. MP Shell visit nearby. Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Ridings of Dunklin county are visiting relatives in the area. Lerme Boy,
After Christmas holidays the Tar Press college notes focus on new enrollments Henry Ennis and Lyon Dale Metsra Wo EL Revelle joining the student body. Paul Witmer spoke in chapel and visitors including Paul Witmer and Misses Helen Davault Marie Wells Flora Winters attended Monday. Non residents returned home for holidays. others stayed for church entertainments. janitors begin busy year. A New Year greeting ends the item.
Winter brings heavy snow and mud as families in Buchanan share Christmas gatherings and church events. Mrs Catherine Faber is ill with pneumonia while Otto Burk visits from Lantesville. Local residents attend the Liberty Christmas tree program and shop in town.
Roscoe Rockwell completed the purchase of Elmer Galloway's stake in the Galloway and Esker sawmill and now owns the entire operation. Tie and lumber hauling have been active at the mill. Walter Gray and Ivan Myers visited home folks during Christmas week. Mr and Mrs P M Deck hosted visitors Tuesday night. John Galloway returned home from Illinois on Saturday.
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