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Newspaper

Marble Hill Press

Location

Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Mar 07, 1918

Page

8

Weather and farm notes from Laflin correspondents

Our correspondents report fine weather for sowing and farm activity. Sickness relays a rough note with Joe Barks and two daughters on the sick list while Dr Finney stays busy. A group including Moses Menturf Strong and Willian Saider recently broke four young horses and mules during race week and claims one more to finish. Johnny Sehenitt sowing init. Ad Ford buys cars at the place last week paying $160 per bushel.

Lote Tin” Vangilter Dave Soifer Joe Barks Joe Finney Moses Menturf Wom Strong Willian Saider Ford

Local Notes From Lone Grove and Nearby Areas

A jumble of community notices from Lone Grove and surrounding farms. Mr and Mrs Oscar Welch and family visited her parents Mr and Mrs Brink Pierce Saturday night and Sunday. Mrs Avdaray Pierce and son Norman went to Benton Monday where she will teach. Maxine stayed with grandparents. Several farm moves and visits described including Frank Seabaugh and Henry Schrock moving gowns to Mr Parton’s farm and Chestner buying a farm near Benton. Measles affect Mrs Bernie Bollinger and baby. Various visits among Seabaugh, Jones, Bollinger, Allen, Farris, Conrad, and others. church attendance at Old Bethel impacted by mud and illness. Community updates include schooling moves, farm purchases, and local travel. weather hampered church turnout.

Meo Oscar Welch Famly Brink Pierce Avdaray Pierce Norman Benton Maxine Frank Seabaugh Henry Schrock Mr. Parton PB. Chestner Crites Marion Mungle Frank Seataugh Adam Seabaugh Philip Long Elsie Allen Ray and Lee Hansen Henry Bollinger Franklin Pierce Alvin and Raymond Jones Jack Axper

Local notes and town news wartime thrift drive hinted

Schlattz Health is very good and farmers show pep in spring days. It will take hustle to bury the Kaiser this summer. F M Young on the puay list. Geo W Bidewell and Edward Collins transacted business at the county seat last week. Mr and Mrs Sherman Bidewell visited Fredericktown. Fern Bess of Advance visits uncle Lee Shell. W S Davault crippled by mumps. Rev W H Bess filled appointment on Perkins creek. Supper and patriotic program at the schoolhouse Wednesday to buy Thrift Stamps for the war effort. A cordial welcome is extended to all. Truman Burns went to Cape Girardeau, Sherman Adams had the misfor-.

F. M. Young Geo. W. Bidewell Edward Collins Sherman Bidewell Fredericktown Fern Bess Lee Shell W. S. Davault W. H. Bess Perkins Creek Truman Burns Cape Girardeau Sherman Adams

Local Notes On Health, Visits And Gatherings

Health is fair with common colds and measles. Farmers plow oats. Rev Mouser preached Saturday night. Ersel Stevens recovered from measles. Wallis and Asa Newell hosted visitors. Miss Laura Harte visited home folks. Virgil Stone visited John Stone. Lillie Pierce Alma Schrock Cora Caby and Delia Schrock visited Marie and Dessie Nanney. Prayer meetings every Sunday night. Charley Stevens visited home. Barker family attended Mount Zion. Union Ridge entertainment planned after school. S and S E Dewitt moving to Lutesville. Will Stevens and Verni visited George Davault. Jesse Barks visited. Large crowd at Charley Leadbetter sale. Diphtheria present in King area. Harvey missed Pine Hill appointment due to Pleasant Hill church duties. Lyman Husted went to Fredericktown. J F Miller and son Charles to Hahn's store. Charles Bollinger visited his parents. Theo Nations did business at B.

Mouser Ersel Stevens A. Wallis Asa Newell Laura Harte Vise Virgil Stone John Stone Lillie Pierce Alma Schrock Cora Caby Delia Schrock Harvey Pine Hill Pleasant Hill Church Lyman Husted Fredericktown J. F. Miller Charles Hahn Charles Bollinger Oak Ridge Andrew Bollinger Theo Nations

Pie Supper to Benefit War Savings Stamps at Pound School

Community notices signal a pie supper at Pound schoolhouse Friday night March 8 with proceeds to be invested in War Savings Stamps. The item lists visits among locals: Mrs H B McClendon, Geo Baker and children, Adam Robins, Frank Gregory, T J Pridy family, and Charley Farmer returning from Alton Illinois. The kitchen’s late daughter, Otto Kitchen, is seriously ill. Florence Stilts visited Eula McClendon Sunday night.

Trace Creek J. E. Cooper Charley Farmer Alton Ill Otto Kitchen Florence Stilts Eula McClendon

Local Notes From The Ozarks Board Various Personal Movements

Hee and Will Bollinger visited Cae Giranleau to see Dave Bollinger who is ill. Laura Kathleen Shetley Beulah and Carl Whitener visited Pete Shetley at Moore chapel from Saturday to Sunday. Forrest Bollinger accompanied his wife to St Louis where she will undergo treatment. L Hell of Marquand was called to John Rauls's to see a very sick day. Arthur Creek rents farm to Burette Beal and will move to Colorado soon. Abernathy tipped Zalma Saturday returning. Maude and Harry Shetley attended the sugar eating at Dee Bess's Monday. CA Shetley and family attended church at Gravelton Sunday. Stade Ward moved to the A Whitener place. Sportsmen group reports dogs badly cut by wolves Saturday. Epidemic of whooping cough in this section. Poen’s Bay Boy.

Laura Kathleen Shetley Beulah Carl Whitener Pete Shetley Moore Chapel Forrest Bollinger St Louis Cneament Sr L. Hell of Maude Harry Shetley Dee Bess Muunday Shetley Gravelton Stade Ward Lune Poen’s Bay Boy

Springtime Social Notes and Farm News Hits County

Spring arrives as farmers plant. Edna Wagner visits her sister. Maude Barrett stays with grandmother Mrs Barrett. BF Dunn and family spent Sunday at a relative’s. Arthur and Henry Myers visit J Po Hedrick’s home. Dewey Hedrick visits Alta Crites. Sugar eating at T D Bess’s draws a large crowd. A M Docking visits his wife at her father’s in Scopus. Readers welcome more local news from Perkins Creek.

Edna Wagner W OW. Matthews Maude Barrett W A. Barrett E Dunn Arthur Henry Myers J Po Hedrick Dewey Hedrick Alta Crites Scopus Perkins Creek

Local social notices and church service plans in small town

Residents and visitors named include Minta Hale Minnie Rhodes Jowe Ricketts Arthur Baker Zalma Sikeston Marble Hill Fredericktown and Bessville. Social calls visits and hosting at multiple homes noted. Union Church planned services Sunday morning and night. Families Sitzes Huffman Bess and others referenced with farm work and property arrangements.

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Tar Marble Hill Press I. le. Chandler Marble Hill Eovotid-Olana Laflin Sirong Lone Grove Nealth Bluford Cazadd Charley May Ty Mr Cazadd Sherman Bess Bloomfield Walter Murphy J A Shell LM. Cobb D. Lea J. L Leo Fulton Charles Miller Daniel Halin Alice Conrad Mieses Alma Lucille Farris Old Bethel Ive Cole Dora Miller James Miller Walnut Grove Church William Farris Joe Strum Hugh Conrad William Winge Epworth League Delly Robinson Reuben Reel Lyman Lixville Seabaugh Willis Loberg Daniel Jansen St Marys Henry Fadler Bollinger P. W Statler Farmington Louis Six Thomas Fellows George Challons Big Boy Schlattz Walker & Son Lutesville, Missouri Mount Zion Union Ridge S&s E. Dewitt Lutesville Will Stevens Verni George Davault Jesse Barks Charley Leadbetter Tur Press Patton Flatwoods Perina J Cheney Lon Smith Buchanan Colorado Futture Rickmans Hee Will Bollinger Cae Giranleau Dave Kochanan Besaville Charles Welker George Weltch Minty Hale Jowe Ricketts Arthur Baker Zalma GW. Weltch Oscar Sitzes Charles Ritches George Marquand Amy Killian Lee Huffman J. B. Wilson J. H. Chestner Caroline Beas Elmer Sitzes J. M Sitzes Elbert Huffman Joe Miller Tae Gt Bessville Castor B. Ht Bellinger D.P. Myer C. L. Bellinger B.A. Bellinger Bank of Zalma Zalma Missouri D. B. Bennett Ward Pape D. F. Myers Panda Burglar Insurance National Rate & Lock Company Sargent & Greenleaf C. M. Witmer Melvin Loted Robert Drum, Sr J. J. Chandier Bollinger County Bank M. Well FM Well CM Witmer JJ Chandier Henry Bifrank Roser Drum Will Mayfield College Marble Hill, Missouri Department of Shorthand YROP AF Hendricks Thrift IS Portant Germany Bank of Marble Hill JM. Lutes Fannie Bees Minta Hale WJ. Hale Casny R. W. VanAmbureg Henry Elfrank Trowel Lodge A. F A. M J W.M WM. Lages A. Sander, M. D Bollinger County Abstract Advance ‘Phone No Solich W. K. Cranoces J W. Cranouen W. K. Chandler THE
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