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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1916
Page
1
J McMinn Buchanan of Missouri withdraws from the State Auditor race citing his mother's health and duties. He thanks supporters and pledges continued loyalty to the Democratic cause, dated June 1 1916.
H H Alexander of Cape Girardeau filed for state senate from the Twenty first district. A 36 year old lawyer and former prosecuting attorney and city judge, he is active in Democratic circles and was elected as a presidential elector. The article notes his local support and contrasts county road tax issues with broader governance concerns. It also pays tribute to Peter R Conrad and reflects on local politics and civic life.
A detailed convention agenda lists multiple sessions across Saturday and Sunday with praise services, teaching times, committee meetings, reports, elections, and adjournments. Notable figures include Rev. F. W. Mathews Sterling L. Williams Prof. Vaughan Rev J. C Morgan Miss Grace Sullivan and Rev George W. Graham urging ministers and superintendents to attend.
Aubuchen died June 10 in his sixties after illness and a period of rest at Eldorade Springs seeking relief from health issues. He left a widow and a daughter, and a large circle of friends mourn his departure. He represented a wholesale grocery business and was a Modern Woodmen member with a $2000 benefit certificate. remains sent to Grenola, Kansas for interment.
Miss Bessie Cashion marries a Marble Hill man in a ceremony at her home with Rev Atherson officiating. The couple, popular in Bollinger County, plan to reside at Cape Girardeau. They are graduates of Will Mayfiehiothe and receive many congratulatory wishes from friends. The article notes local license costs and state road fund allocations.
The data provides figures for the first five months of the year. Toe time ber for the entire season of 1915 was 4,602.
M E Church South Rev Ck Barow Pastow preaches at Hahnchapel Saturday night and Sunday at 21. Meetings end at Gravel Hill Sunday despite rain. A nearly full house and ample dinner. Progress continues at Hickory Grove through June 25 with a children’s day program planned for that date.
The Baptist Church postponed the Lord's Supper due to heavy rain and light attendance. Misses Grewe Sullivan and Madge Ramsey from the Woman's Missionary Training School in Louisville led the evening service and spoke on mission work. The church will observe the ordinance later for those unable to attend the rescheduled services.
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