Local News Roundup From Grassy Community
Our Correspondents report farmers busy planting corn with some fields ready for plowing. Dr Farrar of Lutesville was seen traveling through the area in an auto Saturday morning. The prayer meeting at the General Baptist church proceeds well. Miss Dearie Newell stayed with Orel Matthews Friday afternoon. Mrs C Lo Wallace visited her parents Vir and Jd N Matthews Saturday night and Sunday. Born to Mr and Mrs Will Slemmer, a fine boy. Sunday school to begin this Sunday at 2:30. all invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dearie Newell
Orel Matthews
C. Lo Wallace
Vir
Jd. N. Matthes
Will Slemmer
Virgil Stone
Babe
Near Bessville
J. No Stone
Lone Grove Church
Franklin and
Marshall Fox
Huskey
J. M. Stratton
E. S. Jones
Burfordville
Ora Crager
Marble Hill
John Dockins
Lee Yount
Plainview
Hurricane
Torr
F. Douglas
Sunday School Rally Day At Lone Grove Church
Community notes from Lone Grove and nearby towns describe garden plowing and ongoing meeting schedules. Revivals by Gilbert and Yount, visits to Burfordville and Fredericktown. a Sunday school rally day with a Zoe program is set for June 4 at Lone Grove ME church with a community dinner.
Local Gossip Notes From Marquand and Nearby Towns
Rainy days keep residents indoors as Miss Virgie Martin sits with her sister Mrs Walter Oster in Marquand. Miss Pearl Bearden and her brother from Flat River visited grandparents Mr and Mrs Chas Simmons before returning home. Luther Yount and Charles Richards of Marble Hill stopped by on Sunday. Mr and Mrs Homer Richards Mr and Mrs Jas Belchamber and Mr and Mrs A S Winters were among those visiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virgie Martin
Marquand
Walter Oster
Pearl Bearden
Flat River
Chas. Simmons
Luther Yount
Charles Richards
Marble Hill
Homer Richards
Jas Belchamber
A. S. Winters
Little Whitewater News Briefs Prompt Local Hopes
Farmers praise rains as heavy Monday hail damages wheat yet oats survive. Strawberries festival at J B Hueter’s draws a good crowd with Mayfield brass band. Hueter’s 33 years in business noted. Talks of better roads grow louder and urge votes. Mrs Amma Williams of Marbles Hill to preach at Little Whitewater church first Saturday night and Sunday. A minor mishap reported at the church. Bowster
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Hueter
Mayfield Brass Band
Hueter
Amma Williams
Marbles Hill
Little Whitewater
Bowster
Death of Mrs Arthur Cheek at 31 in Castor Health area
Castor region reports fair health with farmers plowing corn and wheat crop poor. Miss Grave Ward visited sister Mrs Lonnie Cline. Monday Mrs Arthur Cheek died at her home May 22 at age 31 years 7 months 1 day. She leaves a husband four children mother five brothers two sisters and many relatives. She was a Southern Methodist member joining at 15. Funeral services were held at Kinder chapel by her pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward
Lonnie Cline
Arthur Cheek
Southern Methodist Church
Kinder Chapelz
Rev Levi Bess Interred in Kinder Chapel Cemetery
Rev Levi Bess rests in Kinder chapel cemetery after death. Several local residents attended services and visits at family homes including Mrs A C Kinder and G B Myers with family, while moves and property transfers were noted among Claud Whitener, Hill Myers and Castor farm residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Levi Bess
Kinder Chapel
Claud Whitener
Gravelton
Hill Myers
Castor
Jeff Barrett
Ole Kinder
Marble Hill
Local News Notes From Juibb Creek Area
Sank Health is very good. Farmers plow as corn season continues. Church was well attended Saturday night and Sunday despite bad weather. Miss Carry Graham and a friend of Whitewater visited Mr and Mrs Lon Gaines from Saturday to Sunday and attended church. Mr and Mrs Arthur Stephene and several others visited Mr Hess's Sunday. Augy Fowler leaves for Royal Oak Michigan Monday seeking success. Miss Lorrance not employed to teach here. may teach Baker school next year. Mrs Fayette Hendrix visited Mrs Clark Austin Saturday evening. Mrs Harry Nichols of Granite City visiting relatives here. Bert Watkins employed locally. no other news since the 15th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juibb Creek
Carry Graham
Lon Gaines
Arthur Stephene
Messisnus Hendershott
Lester Shell
Fel Collins
Martha
Pearl Shell
Tina Fowler
Gladys Cazadd
Hess
Fowler
Royal Oak
Mich
Lorrance
Baker
Fayette Hendrix
Clark Austin
Harry Nichols
Granite City
Bert Watkins
McKinley Prater
Zalma
J. M. Cooper
Fredericktown
Amzie Kinder, Jr
Thelma Myers
Thos. W. Cooper
Brownwood
James E Haynes
Joe McCormick
Will Moore
Green Fowler
Chaffee
Grassy
Harl Newell
Doogala
John Henry Newell
Willie Hughes
Littl
J E Haynes
October Visit Leaves No Pigs Behind
Melvin Baker and wife plus Misses Jora and Ivy Shell visited at Lewis Null's Sunday Warfare Wie. The note mentions someone returning home last week and being treated as a prisoner with no pigs brought.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melvin Baker
Jora
Ivy Shell
Lewis Null
Local notes highlight visits and farming progress
Health is fair and corn planting nears completion as a Saturday shower aids crops. Community members visit relatives, attend services, and discuss road improvements, with several residents commenting on the need for good roads. Additional items include school plans, repairs, and local trade in agriculture and blacksmithing along with road work updates.
Ice cream supper for church benefit at Woodmen hall
The Ladies Aid plans an ice cream supper Saturday night June 3 at Woodmen hall to benefit the church. Everyone invited for a pleasant time. Reading notes mention local sick, cattle shipments, ball games, and births with a 12-pound daughter born to Mr and Mrs M S Stucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid Society
Woodmen Hall
M.S Harris
J. R Vangenonp
St. Louis
Ralph Hintwughs
Dongola
Ladd Boys
John Winchester
Otto Shell
Besville News and Missouri Blind Fund Drive
Local notes from Besville report Rev Lee Yount’s revival in Plainview and Sunday school progress at Hurricane. A Besville couple, Robert Vanover and Mary Abernathy, marry quietly at the bride’s home. Missouri’s revenue spending compares state and city salaries, urging taxpayer awareness. State aims to raise funds for the blind with a $12,500 goal, seeking broader statewide support and pledges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Vanover
Mary Abernathy
Mr. Abernathy
Jom. Treatham
Missouri
St Louis
Salares
Democratic State Committee
Missouri Commission for the Blind Receives $10,000 Gift
James C Jones announces a $10,000 anonymous subscription to the Missouri Commission for the Blind. The gift is conditional on raising $2,500 more to meet an appropriation of $12,500 from the legislature. Subscriptions already total $89.25, with five additional $100 gifts reported within a day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
City of
St. Louis
Hannah Bedgley
East St Louis
Hlinots
Kansas City
St. Joseph
Springfield
Joplin
Hannibal
Jones
James C Joges
Third National Hank
St Louia
Commission For the Blind
St Lews
James C Jones
Missouri Commission For the Blind
Missouri School For the Blind
Notice of Probate Sale in Marble Hill Missouri
At the request of the legal owners and to make float disposition of the estate, on Saturday, June 104, between the hours of eight and five, all at public auction for cash at the front door of the courthouse in the town of Marble Hill, Missouri, the homestead of Mrs. W. F. Kinder in Marble Hill described as two acres and ten hundredths of an acre, more or less, of the north west quarter of section five, township thirty, range ten. Executor LT Kisten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cinek
Martie Hill
W. F Kinder
Marble Hi
Smst
LT Kisetn
Sale of Real Estate Under Deed of Trust in Bollinger County
Sheriff acting as trustee will sell at public auction on Saturday June 1 191 to satisfy a promissory note in default. The property includes the south half of lot 1 and the southeast quarter of lot 2 in the southwest quarter of section 19 township 29 range 8 containing 41 acres more or less. Sale to take place at Marble Hill town north end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennis W. Gregory
May Tregory
Bollinger County
Eberatt
Will
Marble
Bollinger
Goelnek
Towit
P. Panestis
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Hill & Chandler, Publishers
Lone Grove
Gilbert and
Yount
Bessville
Glen Avie
Charles
Funny Whitener
Lead Belt
Rouse
Richard Lucas
Jene Irvingst
Steven Berger
SB. Huffman
Carlos Talleys
Promment
M. F Winters
Charlie Simmons
Graham
Lula Belchamber
Emma Kress
DeSoto
Miss Burton
Esther Moore
Ollie Hahn
J. A. Berry
Trace Creek
Salome
Cgilen
Allen
W. H. Simmons
Wampler
Dongola, Mo
A C Kinder
G B. Myers
Cape Girardeau
Berry Allbright
J. M. Kinder
Sherman Bess
Bessie Murphy
G. E. Collins
Sidney Johnson
A.J. Bess
Messrs. Francis, Englehart and
Abernathy
Para’s
Mr. Toten
Jr. Patton
Lutesville
Mer Virgil Stone
Besaville
M. Stone
Mount Zion
Estel Patton
Union Grove
Wes
Troster 'S Sale
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