10 Jun 1920
Page 1
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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1920
Page
1
The obituary notes the death of a young person at the Stim household, with mentions of parents, sisters, relatives, and friends, all mourning the loss. It references faith, baptism, and a church funeral, with a tribute to the deceased’s Christian life and family. Several names appear in the fragmentary text, including caregivers and community members, but details are unclear due to the OCR damage.
A crowded fragment lists Allen Grocery items including suet and various tippings, with references to prices, weights, and an assortment of products. The text mentions preparations for sales, deals on dairy items, and a jumble of vendor names, dates, and locations amid irregular OCR.
Fragmented OCR text mentions Cape event on June 16 with garbled lines and names. The readable parts indicate a Cape location and a Wednesday mention, but specific details, participants, or outcomes are unclear due to text corruption.
The article recalls health improvements of Albert and others, mentions visits by Mr and Mrs Mike Hines, Ray and Melvin Lilley, and notes extended family like Miss Minn Selipoeh and Mito Sharp. It records Saturday and Sunday gatherings, a walk-through of local names, and a general sense of community activity amid concern.
Health is very good with a few stallpon cases. Local residents attend church events, family visits occur at Glen Allen and Point Pleasant. Mrs Edward Stuirp Visie and Mr and Mrs Tallent host and visit kin. Frank Sitze visits daughter Mrs Homer Sharp while Roy Harrold handles town business. A foot washing and basket dinner draws a large crowd.
The fragment notes concern over insufficient teachers for local schools and urges action. It mentions Ballinger, Taylor Mere Coa, and Rev RB M Shacklette who recently delivered a sermon at the Baptist church to a large congregation. The text reflects community efforts amid planning and evangelistic travel.
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