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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1914
Page
8
The notice records a publication detail for Tare Naree Hint Press, with Chandler as publisher, marked as second class matter at the Marbh'c Hill postifice.
In the circuit court of Bollinger county Missouri Ida Grindstaff petitions for divorce from Ezekiel Grindstaff alleging faultful conduct. An order for publication in Marble Hill Press requires defendant to answer by the date set. a sale of property under a deed of trust is announced for June 10 1914. other notices include administration of Edward G Upchurch estate and various local officials named.
Executor Gorse F. Exne is named to administer Polly Statler's estate in Bollinger County Missouri after a May 7 1914 probate. Creditors must present claims to avoid barred rights. failure to file by the notice's last publication excludes them from any benefit.
The county clerk advises a primary election will be held August first, 1914 at standard precinct polling places in Bollinger County Missouri to nominate candidates for the general election on November sixth, 1914. Voters select candidates for Congress and state offices to be decided in the November ballot.
After a long rest I will try my hand again. Health is reasonably good. We had a shower of rain Monday Quite a number of our young people attended the basket dinner at Old Trace Creek church Sunday and a large crowd and a good Summer of Clubb creek was in our community Monday looking after his farming interests. He was the guest of Reuben McCormick while here. Grandma McKelvey is visiting her son, Pete McKelvey, on Perkins creek. Walter Key makes frequent trips to the Flatwoods. What's the attraction, Walter. The ice cream supper at Frank Rinder's Saturday night was well attended. Mr. and Mrs. Emele Hersinger of Cape Girardeau visited his mother Grandma Barr, a few days last week News is scarce, so I will close. Jone Bue.
Union Light Health notes a long dry spell hindering corn planting. Farmers struggle to finish sowing as dry conditions persist across the area. Local social items include visits by John B Smith couple and Mrs WB Davis with neighborhoods noting church and school events. The Barnes and Pleasant Hill baseball game ends with Pleasant Hill victorious.
The Bank of Glen Allen promotes money lending on the corner. Rev Ira Miller lectured Friday on What can we do against Romanism drawing a large crowd. Seabaugh Morri son moved a new sawmill from Clyde Statler's. Bollinger added lightning rods last week. Seabaugh Morri son did the work. John Adam Seabaugh recovered from illness. Mrs Frank Seabaugh visits her mother. Dave L Yates returned from Marble Hill. A R Pierce of near Marble Hill seeks circuit clerk nomination. Fli Hahs visited and returned to Fredericktown. Dewey Seabaugh brought home a new buggy. Now girls Two Caums.
Mount Pleasant community items reflect a light social week with church attendance, visits by Miss Virgie Scott, Miss Nell Jones, Verda Johnson, and engagements of Dolph Lacy, Isaac Richey, and Jasper Gilliland. Others include Miss Ethel Duniphan visiting John Harty, and Sheriff Frank Hughes passing through. Rain is hoped for but unlikely, and residents plan quiet days ahead.
Measles afflict several residents including John Hopkins and family in Cheenwood. Corn planting continues with most fields plowed. Miss Valle Shell visited home folks over the weekend. Monroe Null traveled to Stur- on a short trip.
Miss Tina Fowler returned home from Dongola Friday and visited Miss Dora Ford Sunday. Ben Talley and Charley Fowler appeared in visits near Hahn and Union Grove, with Mouser filling an appointment at Union Grove over the weekend. Several young folks attended memorial services at Zalma Saturday. May Sutherland visited Lizzie Mouser Saturday night. Singing at Union Hill Sunday evening drew a good crowd. Peter Shell visited his best girl near Lutesville Sunday. Tina Fowler and a friend called on Dora Ford Sunday.
Mayfield notes show Frank Seabaugh and family from Sedgewickville visiting Wester Wooldiige. Miss Maude and Lee Barks visit J F Mayfield. A R Pierce, candidate for circuit clerk, surveys the area. Oscar Yount, candidate for county clerk, visits town. Sunday school at Mayfield with F E Mayfield superintendent. Garland and family from Hurricane visit, and various locals travel to Coles chapel for singing.
In Memoriam announces the death of Mrs Annne Berry Kinder born April 2, 18xx, died April 1, 19xx aged 7 years and 6 days. Funeral at S R Smyth residence with Rev Baker, burial at Chare Hill Old Home Cemetery. Survived by husband M A Kinder and seven children, twenty one grandchildren, three sisters. She joined the ME Church South and lived a devout Christian life.
A brief rural report notes an unusual weather event and its effects in a county area. The account mentions local responders and protective actions but lacks detailed names or dates in the readable text.
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