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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1916
Page
8
Our Correspondents Report From The Press Area
Our Correspondents items note a shuttered local office and several farm and town updates. William Duncan is reported sick while farmers plow and crops look fine. Roy and J F Miller visitations and a birth are reported as well as measles around Union Light.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Duncan
Roy Miller
J. F. Miller
Robert Cook
Babe
Babe Are Doing Well, But You Ought To St Rover Wises Fertha Husted
Union Light
George Seabaugh
Plowing Busy At Clubb Creek As Rain Brings Down Fences
Rain last night caused overflow and fence damage while Clubb Creek area focuses on plowing. Neighbors visited, fishing trips occurred, and teachers attended Marble Hill exams. Local workers report ties production near Seven Points and a bee swarm incident at multiple homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Mansker
Blanche Myers
Martha Kinder
Ettie Bes
Cane Creek
John Garner
Melvin Baker
Marble Hill
T. J. Moss Tie Company
James Griffith
Pete Bess
Noah Kirk
Cinda Beasley
Grassy
Sherman Baker’s
Goon Loer
Rainy spell slows town events and keeps spirits hopeful
After a short rest much needed, locals report continued drizzle. Several births are announced: a boy to Mr. and Mrs Harry Reynolds on June 11. a boy to Mr. and Mrs Thomas Huskey Jr.. a boy to Mr. and Mrs Frank Seabaugh on June 1. Families visit relatives and attend church and rally day at Lone Grove. Residents, including Alpha Craft, Luther Barrett, and John Blanken, engage in social and religious activities around Gravel Hill Harmony and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Reynolds
Kate
Lydia Blanken
Minnie Schreiner
Thomas Huskey
Alpha Craft
Audrey Sadler
Charles Sehremer
Len Balager
George, Roy
Albert Sehremer
Gravel Hill
Harmony
Crooked Creek News Roundup From Ridge and Nearby
Health is good as residents resume activities with church services, Sunday school, and prayer meetings at Ridge. Many neighbors visit family and friends, including Miss Anna Slinkard and Andrew from Lutesville, and others from Cape Girardeau to Hornersville. Local farming, a copperhead snake bite incident, and a newly formed neighborhood baseball team are noted along with frequent visits to relatives and chores around the farms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Slinkard
Lon Steward
WH. Nichols
Jasper Gillilan
Woos Fox
Barnes
Negirs
Brush Creek News Weathers Small Harvest Notes
Brush Creek area notes a brief rest period as farmers resume wheat cutting. Edgar Fields and family visited William Ezell on Sunday while Miss Salle Rowe, attending Cape Normal, returned home last Thursday with Miss Lurena Evans. A. W. Rowe and family visited Dr. W. Rowe. Delphia West stayed with Dora Planners. Oren Slagle of Zalma spent time with Mr and Mrs Noah Fish. Otto Whitener, at the normal, returned after a short visit. Mr and Mrs Adolph Fish hosted Alma, Margaret and Lowell Fish, who were visiting their grandparents D. W. Rowe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar Fields
William Ezell
Salle Rowe
Cape Normal
Lurena Evans
A. W. Rowe
W. Rowe
Delphia West
Dora Planners
Oren Slagle
Zalma
Noah Fish
Otto Whitener
the Normal
Adolph Fish
Alma
Margaret
Lowell Fish
D. W. Rowe
Liberty Church
TW. Cooper
Fairview
Harley Myers
Cape Girandeau
J F. Haynes
Gregory
J. W. Hamimeck
Rockport
Liftle
Grover Myers
Albert Myers
Emery Fisher
William Beasley
Cane Creek
Geore Myers
Cape Girardeau
Buiy
Rural community notes and local events in brief
Local residents report church attendance and school visits, with multiple listings of births, illnesses, and travels. Notes include crop concerns about wheat, a copperhead bite on a child, and various social visits across towns like Liberty, Fairview, Gregory, Rockport, and Gravel Hill. A campaign education plan on band issues and road projects is outlined.
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