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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1915
Page
8
Tae Marble Hill Press publishes every Thursday Li and Chandler as publishers. Silered al ite Mathie Hill post office appears as second class matter.
Our correspondents report good health and busy farming with corn plowing and hay cutting. Attendees enjoyed singing at Mount Zion and Keary Bollinger's event. Visits include Miss Mary Thomas returning home near Hurricane and her sister Radie staying with Mrs. Tera near Cape Girardeau. Oscar Pierce visits relatives and works near Burfordville.
Buchanan Health praised while Sidney Smith hosts an ice cream supper Saturday night. Blind Barnhart returns home after months away working. Farmers report corn and wheat crop prospects mixed. silos bought by J. A. Burk and A. A. Kinder. Willard Burs’s team wrecked a cultivator. Ay Bell cutting wheat for George Bell.
Local notes survey good health in the area as a beneficial Monday rainfall aids millet and crops. Mrs Peggy Thomas visits Mrs Bessie Underwood, a stork brings a girl to Mr and Mrs Ben Underwood, and Earl Snowden sowed 26 acres in millet last week. A singing gathers at Dan Bess's every Thursday night.
Mayfield farmers near completion of corn plowing as families and neighbors keep social visits. Mr and Mrs Wester Wooldridge visited Mrs Alice Angle while Rev P M Robins filled his regular appointment last Sunday despite rain. Marshall Wooldridge Bland Seabaugh from Millersville visited relatives here. John Mayfield and family from James Creek called Sunday. Jake Long traveled to Lutesville last Saturday bringing a load of corn. Ed Johnson and sister Rosa visited at Judge's home with Miss Grace Johnson.
The vicinity held a meeting last Monday evening to organize a brass band now numbering thirteen members with others considering joining. A prayer meeting is held every Sunday night at the location. E R Mayfield and family visited David Bollinger's last Sunday Mayr Ike.
W J Slinkard and son Buel visited Leta Blanken on Saturday. Ona Blanken and family toured Lutesville. Will Rannels traveled there on business. Ora Call, Cora Rose and child Helen returned home after a trip. Multiple locals made trips, visits, and shopping in Marble Hill and Leopold amid weekend errands.
Misses Effie Fish Fern McKee and Effie Scott from near Arab visited Eva Scott Saturday night and Sunday. Rev Crabtree held his regular appointment Saturday night. Some local boys have gone to Kansas for harvest work and may return to Missouri. People plan a Zalma picnic and expect many friends to attend. Tukre Lovers.
Misses Deely and Valle Sitze visited their sister Mrs Erich H Reimler Saturday night and Sunday Mr and Mrs Jake Yount of near Fredericktown attended the funeral services of Mr and Mrs Burkhart Mr and Mrs Pink Tripp visited her parents Sunday Arah Hovis of Big Creek died at his home June 28 He leaves a father, mother, two brothers, three sisters and a host of other relatives and friends to mourn the departure HPI .
Saturday and Sunday gatherings include a July 22 picnic planned by a committee. August Overbeck and Miss Marie Miller visitations noted with various residents. Names mentioned include Overbeck, Schreiner, Burfordville, and Jack son area. several visits and business trips recorded.
Grrassy Health praised in the area as neighbors share weekend visits Mrs Ben Vance and children visited H B Hawn Sunday afternoon John Farmer spent Saturday night with Leo Matthews Mrs Scott visits her granddaughter Ada Hill Ora Matthews visited Easter Hawn Sunday Ezra Hill stayed with grandparents Mr and Mrs Seth Hill Opal Matthews and Dearie Newell attended Union J church J E Haynes took a business trip to Lutesville Monday Brows Even Gru.
Little Willie son of Joe Sute killed a white snake recently. John Meldrin of Marquand hangs notices for Mrs Sam Bess. Henry Huffman has gone to Fredericktown to work. Mrs Sam Lutes of Cornwall visited sister-in-law Mrs Fletcher here. Mrs J H Whitener visited grandfather Venable last week. Late Samuel Venable on puny list. Neighbors plan trip to Glen Allen for picnic on July 3. Farmers near harvest. Des Arc, Mo marriage of Ava Watts to John Loyd reported. Orn Uncle Jase.
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Health is good in the locality. H. D. Nichols made a business trip to Zalma last week. Miss Ada James of near Lowndes visits sister Mrs Ed Scott nearby. Mr. and Mrs Cleve Irvin visited.
The Girls' Sewing club met at Mrs Marie Miller's Wednesday afternoon of last week with all attending. Wesley Schreiner traveled to Jackson on Monday for business. Miss Opal Howard visited her brother Bern Howard and family from Friday to Saturday. William Leonnecke and his father were in Jackson Saturday. Ettie Jones visited friends Mr and Mrs Dennis Helderman. Andy Howard had business in Jackson Saturday. Bryan Call, employed by Linder Miller, visited his father George Call near Huskey and at
A reflective exhortation urges readers to retreat from the crowd and judge their own character. It asks if they always tell the exact truth in business, stay upright at night as in day, and are the kind of man their father hopes, based on original sources. It challenges consistent honesty and moral consistency in all settings.
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