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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1919
Page
8
Gus Bolmans of Marthasville announces a new by products saver. He attaches a hose to a exhaust pipe of a motor into a starting valve to smother fire rate and reduce waste in suburban trains. The report notes highway motorists using gas only for starting and cautions about safety.
Local residents report visits and family news across Marble Hill and surrounding towns. Notables include marriages in Marble Hill July 17, veterans returning from France, Wheat crop notes, and court notices affecting property titles in neighboring counties.
Local report notes Chilrens day exercises at Trae Creek were well attended with residents enjoying themselves. Neighbors Rev is center Prack ves Spondents motor to Lafestville. Mr and Mrs King Gaines had dinner at JD Fowlers. Lottie Conrad and daughter Lillian visited Mrs Myers.
Perkins Creek and Little Vine Miss EMe Jordon visited Miss Dora and Nora Middleton Saturday morning. Cordon worked for Louis Hecto's last week. Mrs AL A Gregory went to Mecloray for a few weeks. Theo ib prayer meeting at Little Whites Saturday night and Sunday. Everyberry invited Mires Gortie Tallent to stay with her sister Mrs Dockius Best regards to Toe Press and its many readers.
Local notes mention Greenbrier Health being very good and residents busy with hay cutting and berry picking. George Clavener of Zalma visits town, Henry Swick returns home after 18 months overseas, Eddie Allister is ill, and a light storm last Friday caused little damage.Miss Grove Island and two sisters visit relatives. Miss Dora Randolph of Quilin visiting. Overowe Fisherman referenced.
Pond Creek health and Miss Ophea Dun visit her brother Mr Dunn and Mr J D Fowler with Elmer and Miss Lucy Fowler this week, details noted in local society notes.
Health is very good. Mr and Mrs Henry Smith made a business trip to Glen Allen one day last week. More soldiers have come home and we are glad to see them back. Mrs G W Miller of lower Grassy, visiting her son Jake, returned home Friday. Miss Opal Matthews visited Mrs Dearie Miller last week. Mr and Mrs Will Miller of Castor visiting Mrs Miller's parents, Mr and Mrs John Newell. Mr and Mrs Chas Newell visited Max Myers's Sunday. Denver Hawn attended the Children's day at New Trace Creek Sunday. Miss Marie Smith visited Opal Matthews Saturday afternoon. Mr and Mrs T W Cooper visited relatives at Gregory Saturday night and Sunday. W W Matthews and family and Mrs Henry Myrick of Glen Allen motored to J N Matthews's Sunday. Mrs Silas McCormick is reported very ill at this writing. Buve Brin.
In Sedgewickville health is generally good and residents hope for rain. Farmers report busy haymaking as Elmer Seabaugh of Millersville visited the town on Saturday, Bun July 8, to see Mr. and Mrs.
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