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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1912
Page
8
The notice records that the item was entered at Marble Hill post office as second class matter, indicating mailing handling status and classification for processing and delivery.
Poliechanan Health fairly good Oscar Barnhart suffers a fine colt crippled in a storm. Ben McCullough loses roof in cyclone. Bob Bell reports a fine cow lost. Blaine Barnhart visits Hogeye Sunday. Wheat harvest underway this week. Crops look fine after recent weather rules. The seventh of July soon here. Singing at Lonzo Lawrence's Sunday evening well attended. Uncle John Jackson is sick. Ralph Bair and Ned Wagoner attend Sunday school. Cras.
Health is good at present, Charley Hindman recovering from pneumonia. Wheat cutting is the order of the day. R T Divine and family visited relatives in Stoddard county over the weekend. JW Fowler and family visited Thos Fowler Tuesday to Thursday. Some residents attended church at Clubb Creek last Sunday. Well drillers are in the area and busy with water. Prayer meeting was rather dull Saturday night. Miss Minnie Null of Greenbrier attended prayer meeting here Saturday night. A Reanes
Farmers in the vicinity are harvesting wheat this week. Walter Denman was in town on business Saturday. Mrs Orelia Masters died June 21 from heart trouble at 68. funeral led by Rev W A Davault. Cleveland Mouser returned to California after weeks here. Ed White has home repairs underway this week. Elijah Mouser of Fredericktown visited relatives. Thurman Ennis and wife visited Daniel Mouser’s family. Vale Ricketts of Bessville was in town Saturday and Sunday.
Dr Hull of Marquand preached at Union church on Sunday. Oscar Hale welcomed a fine son born recently. John Ellis of Marquand visited friends at Bessville. A L Hahn and family from Des Are visited relatives here. Frank Limbaugh and family visited at Dines Bess's Sunday. Miss Reecie Killion returned to Cornwall. Joe Venable and Benton Cook of Patton visited M B Venable Wednesday night. Andy Moore's cow strayed and is missing. W J Hale had a mare bitten by a snake last week. G W Seabright and wife of Fredericktown visited relatives nearby. Mrs Andy Moore has been poorly lately. Otp Man Jack.
After a long rest, Mayfield plans to send Tur Press a small batch of items. Farmers are very busy plowing.
Rain nourishes crops as health stays good in the district. A stream of visitors and local events fill the week from Misses Bollinger and Mayfield hosting to Mrs Hanners illness and several road trips for shopping, church events, and funerals. Community life centers on family visits, hospitality, and town business.
In Cleveland on June 2 Pastor Ruseeli addressed a large audience on salvation, arguing the gospel promises eternal life for the repentant and denying eternal torment for the non elect. He described transforming grace through Jesus, the calling of the few, and a future Messianic Kingdom renewing all creation.
A terse office note places Lutes & Jamison in the Peoples Bank Building at Lutesville Mississippi. The fragment references the local firm’s address within a bank building in the town.
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