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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1917
Page
8
Local Socials Report From Brash and Nearby
Our correspondents note social visits and gatherings this past Saturday and Monday. Miss Cline Glisener hosted several Brash residents including Sapna Severs and Leatha Fields while Mary Viet joined Suns ins Qhate conewds at a recent entertainment at Snake Blatt. The Vox school and Mines Mary Peds and Clara Ghiyeceer attended chores at Brish Orre Lilet Sapna Severs attended. Relatives and friends joined the Cousens dinner at Mrs Jess Glisener's list Monday. Astiows is scarce and I will close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coe
Vox School
Mary Peds
Clara Ghiyeceer
Cousens
Jess Glisener
Christmas and New Year Notes From Crooked Creek Area
Local readers share holiday visits and travel through Crooked Creek region. Names include Creda Wallis, Charlie Wallis, Miss Welker, Miss Moyers, Anna Black, Mabuce, Mabrey, Slinkard, Welker, Press, and Pierce. Reports mention New Year wishes, school breaks, travels to Lutesville and Marble Hill, a funeral at Scopus, a farm visit, a sheep sale, and mild regard for sheep prices during the Wilson era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ive Welker
Magcie Moyers
Velohborkhool
Cpo McCullough
Walkout Ridge
Ark
Mooday
Anna Black
Hlh Mabuce
Loresville
Nancy Mabrey
Mies
Anna Slinkard
Marble Hill
Tre Press
Roscoe Mo Pierce
Blodgett
Bryan Stone
Ain
Oscar Pierce
E. F. Crawford
Lutesville
Clarence Allen
France Seabaugh
Bernie James
Scopus
Dessie2
McMahan
Chas. Killian
Clarkton
D. D Killian
Viola Nanney
Sikeston
W.N. Nanney
A. J. Lincoln
J. M. Stratton
J. N. Stone
Glen Allen
John F. Mayfield
JL. P Cabbage
Granite City
Ill
Henry M. Bollinger
Tim Broderick
Jackson
Wilson
Jackson Star Route Busy in Winter Work
On Saturday Strong was employed to cut water ditches along the Jackson Star Route while Mrs Lizzie Goehmann and her children visited her parents from Thursday to Saturday.
Local notes from Marble Hill area mix visits and events
Marble Hill area residents report visits to Jackson and town, church attendance, and social events. Notable items include health updates, a Christmas cradle, an annual Post Oak Telephone meeting, stock shipments, and school entertainments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam
Post Oak Telephone Company
Ad Ford
Herman Lubbers
Ban
Funeral attendance and local visits in Marquand area
Several residents attended Elmer Bess's funeral at Marquand on Sunday. Mrs. Della Dees and her young son visited her mother Mrs. F. M. Rickman. Misses Beulah and Eula Rickman of Fredericktown spent Christmas with grandparents near Marquand. Miss Hattie Tripp is staying at home. Health is reported very good.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira
Caley
Vinie Sinze
Tuew Reimler
Olathe
Colo
Hurl Myers
Perkins
Andrew Haihes
Detroit
Mich
Elizabeth Whitener
Badalusa
Charley Dennis
Gregory
Newton Sarple
Perkins Creek
Shetley Creek
Elmer Bess
Marquand
Della Dees
F. M. Rickman
Beulah
Eula Rickman
Fredericktown
Marauand
Hattie Tripp
Gregory School District Update and Local Entertainment
Gregory school closed Saturday but funds cover two more months of classes. Teacher Liley, praised for excellent service, is reemployed for the remaining term. Mr Liley is a self made, capable young man. A large crowd attended the Gregory school entertainment with a fine program led by Willie Hughes and Grassy school pupils singing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gregory School
Liley
Willie Hughes
Grassy School
The Greatest Weather Prophet Hicks Almanac 1917
The note praises Hicks of St Louis as the finest weather forecaster and notes his completed work on the Hicks Almanac. It describes a colored portrait of Prof. Hicks, the 1917 Almanac in print, and announces Word and Wonks monthly magazine will continue. The Hicks Almanac costs one dollar with samples available from Word and Works Publishing Co. at Franklin Avenue, St. Louis, Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hicks
St Louis
Hedon
Mieke
Louisie May
Notice of administration for J Henry Cheek estate
Letters of administration granted by the Bollinger County Missouri probate court on December 1918 to Oak F. Clerk as administrator. All creditors must present claims for allowance within six months from the letters date or be precluded. Claims not exhibited within one year from last publication barred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Henry Cheek
Bollinger County
Missour
Oak F. Clerk
Adiouiniatrator
Guardian seeks resignation as guardian of minor
The guardian of Frederick Hlasater a minor in Bollinger County Missouri will apply at the probate court on February 12 1917 for permission to resign as guardian F M Lacy is the guardian and seeks release from duties
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missacnt
Bollinger
Frederick H.lasater
F.M. Lacy
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Clee Maller
Pirie
Crooked Creek
Mes
Devenport Saint
Lotessuly
Creda
Charlie Wallis
Horne
the Cape
Lane Grove
Jota Blanken
Qear
Mucble Hill
Oldham
CM Johnson
Town
AG. Davis
Amd
August Bartels
Mildred Davis
Catherine Clodfelter
Willie Schluss
Norman Davis
Marie
Laflin
Iassy
Melvin McCormick
Jesse Jackson
Joe Buehler
Gipsy
Cooper & Hynes
George Bell
Near Zalma
General Baptist
Union Grove
Mary Scott
Delia Chant
John Ho Patterson Af DeSoto
Merchant
JJ F Haynes
Clara Partner
Alton
Jasper Cooper
Sank
Stoddard County
Scott
JE. Haynes
Elmer Johnsen
Dongola
Sam Abernathy
Tom Newell
B. Johnsen
Allen McCullough
Missover
Bate
Misses Opal
Ore Matthews
Audrey Cheat
Will Hughes
Henry Abernathy
Estelle Beasley
Esther Hahn
Tur
Guardian
Estes Brothers
OM. Witwer
Webbe
Metein Lutes
Rishard Drum
J. Chandles
View
Bollinger County Bank
Missouri
PM Welle
CM Witmer
JJ Chandler
Sani
J McMien
Robert Drom
BH. Bollinger
Hellinger
H.W Hellinger
Vere
Bank of
Zalma
Zalma, Missour
Ivrectors
L. M Melane
Fee
Myers Pride
Ounplarinsurance
Sele & Kelk
Sargent & Cheerical House
R. W. VanArnbure
Latesville
DR. Co. M. Witmer
Mays the
Ofhee Ja Drugstore
C. A. Sander, M. D
Bollinger County Abstract Co
Advance Phone No
W.K. Connorex
JW Crasxovix
Trowel Lodge
A. F
A.M
S.A. Marny
W. M
Geo. J. Elfrink & Sons
Leopold
Jersey
THE
A. J. Anion
G. Burette Snider
Bank of Marble Hill
Manere Hind, Mo
WM. Lages, M. D
Byes
Lutesville, Mo
W. K
Chandler
Mada
Marble Hill, Missouri
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