Local Gazette Brief From Chandler Printery
A Thursday page note from the Marble Hill post office mentions Chandler publishers and a decorative stance. The fragment suggests a small, local publication update or notice without clear events or dates.
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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1915
Page
8
A Thursday page note from the Marble Hill post office mentions Chandler publishers and a decorative stance. The fragment suggests a small, local publication update or notice without clear events or dates.
Regional harvest news notes dove and wheat crops with plowing. Miss Fannie Boss visited Mrs Carry Lite on Sunday. Miss Miata Hale visited Miss Echel Rhodes. Marsal Yount and family visited mes Corduiy Bess Sunday. School boosters and church Sunday school activities referenced in brief community notes.
Farm news from Lutesville and Scopus area recounts rains, harvests, and ongoing field work. Farmers Crawford, Sturlow, Pierce, Dockins, and others report plowing corn, wheat harvest progress, hay making, and grain quality. Social visits include Ne llie Stith aiding Henry Bollinger, and a string of Saturday and Sunday gatherings with family and neighbors.
Community news highlights visits by Mr and Mrs HF Schreimer and Mr and Mrs WC Hartwig Sunday. Alpha Craft to Pearl Midban and Esther Schroder Saturday night. Roy Schreiner visits cousins. Andy Bollinger and sons trip to Jackson. Harmony church services planned Saturday night and Sunday. Rev Bailey at Old Trace Creek. Aunt Catherine Haynes visiting Marble Hill. J A Goodson involved in wheat harvest. Berry pickers active on Trace Creek. weather and rains noted.
Sunday greetings fill rural ledger as Shetley Creek visitors include Mr and Mrs Cale Shetley, Jeff Hovis, Charley Rickman, Perry Dudley, Aunt Hovis of Big Creek is ill, and Leslie Jones, Jakie Yount, Hattie and Dora Tripp are noted at various kinfolk homes. Also reported are Born-To events for JP Yours and Harvey Camp, plus visits by Web Yount, Liam Coombs, Carry Mouser, and Henry Whitener.
Lodge Millard Lawrence has been seriously ill the last two days but shows some improvement. Estelle Miller of Lodge visits relatives in Rossville. Wheat harvest nears completion as rains hinder grass growth. Alexander of Lodge in Oklahoma plans to return after harvest with his brother Henry. Mrs Otto Kitchen near Lixige ill from heat. Ice cream supper at D W Wilkinsons on Saturday night June 26. A Beaver.
Patton Bollinger of Patton and Percy Johnson of Fredericktown were married at the bride’s parents home, June 20, with Rev. Finley officiating. Seventy five guests attended a dinner afterward. the couple planned a motor trip to Chicago and will live in Fredericktown.
Chassy notes most farmers have finished cutting wheat while local visits mark a quiet week. Mrs John Goodson and Mrs Rachel Vance visited relatives Sunday. McKinley Proctor and Ora Moore wed June 17. Several gatherings and visits to Cooper & Haynes and among local families are recorded.
Trawel Lodge No. 440 A F and A M meets Saturday evening on or before the full moon each month and two weeks after. Transient brethren are cordially invited. GB Ssinen W M J A McGuommun Secretary
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