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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1914
Page
8
Our Correspondents Report Local Happenings and Visits
A dense string of local notes covers health, travel, farming plans, family visits, and social events. Individuals named include Schlattz Health, F. M. Young, Davault, Collins, Nora Gaither, Lee Sel, Wade Mansker, Robert Mansker, John Ro Rowe, Charles Bess, Meo, Mes, Lee Shell, Papa W. Hale, Lutesville, Veo Crawtog, Maud Barks, Gilbert Green, Sarah Hale, Mrs. Presh Venable, Dr. McLean, Dines Ross, Charlie, Ethel Rhodes, Union meetings, Rev S J Starkey, T. W. Cooper, Olathe, Emery Baker, Monroe Cooper, R. C. Baker, Billy, J. E. Haynes, Castor, Bessie Castion, Fred Mabuce, Early Snider, Adolph Fish, Zalma, Walter, Early Snider’s classmates, Gypsy items, and various local farms and schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawtog
Maud Barks
Mayfield
Gilbert Green
Sarah Hale
Presh Venable
John Tinnin
Marquand
McLean
Ross
St Lews
Charlie
Ethel Rhodes
Union
Fletcher
Chicago
Belville
S J Starkey
Diehrstadt
TeVival Sam Bess
Mertle Hill
JM Sitzes
Mr. Bess
Cavy
Local Snippet Gathers News From Turkish Creek Area
Turkey Creek Health is reasonably good nearby while some residents garden before snow. Miss Bertha Gray visits her mother at Lowndes as Ira Bells’ musical draws a good crowd. Joe and Mrs. Bess attend sister in law’s burial, and sugar eating at Dee Bess’s is well attended. Leonard Hefner and wife move to J L Wiggins farm. Joe Burk attends aunt Mrs Holmes’s funeral. Retta Ward and son Winfred visit Fern Bess on March 7. Tiny Tor
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Gray
Lowndes
Ira Bell
Leonard Hefner
J. L Wiggins
Joe Burk
Mrs. Holmes
Retta Ward
Winfred
Fern Bess
Tiny Tor
Hahn Rev S G Virgin Fills Regular Service
The Rev S G Hahn filled his regular Sunday duties at the local church, delivering the sermon and officiating the morning rites as reported in the community news.
Local Socials Report From Union Hill Area
Sunday S C Robinson of Greenbrier was in this vicinity Monday Miss Essie Andrus visited Miss Apcie Gaines Saturday night Silas Mouser of Cane Creek visited his cousin Adolph Gaines Saturday night and attended services at Union Hill church JC Robinson of Greenbrier and Vince Williams of Malden took dinner with L W Andrus and family A A Kinder of Buchanan passed thru this neighborhood Sunday Mr and Mrs Lee Andrus had business at Zalma Friday evening Hubert James of near Zalma attended church at Union Hill Sunday Miss Agnes Speer is visiting her aunt Mrs George Weltch at Bessville Miss Norma Baker visited Miss Millie Perkins Sunday John Briley and family visited at Arthur Dairs Sunday A Ranes
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie Castion
Fred Mabuce
Bertia Collins
Rosewell Crites
Floyd White
Pink Revelle
Froley
Adolph Fish
Zalma
Walter
Snider
S.C Robinson
Greenbrier
Essie Andrus
Apcie Gaines
Silas Mouser
Cane Creek
Adolph Gaines
Union Hill
JC Robinson
Vince Williams
Malden
L. W. Andrus
Buchanan
Lee Andrus
Hubert James
Near Zalma
Agnes Speer
George Weltch
Bessville
Norma Baker
Millie Perkins
John Briley
Arthur Dair
Laura Vance
Zalina
Harvey McCormick
Oran
Ermmett Cameron
Walt Sitze
Reuber McCormick
Janie
Mrs. McCormick
Maud Waters
George Baker
Dora McCormik
Janie dicCormick
Carrie Graham
Marble Hil
Thua
Lena Fowler
Hettie Bess
Fowler
Spears
Andrew Ford
Monroe Null
Hahn Sanday
Lon Gaines
Jaines
E Ti
Civalwrmn
Sonday Paras
Ground hog weather and creek notes from early settlement
Health is good in the settlement. Mrs. John Bess died March 3. People on the creek visit for timber work and road maintenance. The Club hunted and rode, while Mrs. Zilla Schenks funeral drew many relatives. Uncle Henry Fowler conducted services. Various locals, including Gibbs, Fowler, and Younger, are active in road and cattle matters. Jack signs off.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Bess
Rafe Hoffstutter
Mr. Hanners
Henry Lutes
J. Chlibh
JW. Club
JW. Clubb
Ruth Clubb
Lutesville
Zilla Schenks
JH. Schenks
Old Home
Henry Fowler
Charley Gibbs
Our Creek
J.D. Fowler
Dan
John Younger
Ter Press
Castor Health Notes and Local Visit Highlights
Castor Health is reasonably good. Rev Baily filled his regular appointment at Millerchapel Sunday. Mr and Mrs Robert Whitener and family and Mrs Dave Whitener of Fredericktown are visiting relatives in this vicinity. Miss Myrtle Sitte and sister visited Misses Myrtle and Eutha Bollinger Sunday. Gilbert Johnson, Harry Goodson and Nelle Pridy visited Beal's Sunday. Beal's school will close March 21 with an entertainment that night. Castor Ike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castor
Baily
Millerchapel
Robert Whitener
Dave Whitener
Fredericktown
Myrtle Sitte
Myrtle
Eutha Bollinger
Gilbert Johnson
Harry Goodson
Nelle Pridy
Enoch Underwood
Colorado
Elmer Sitze
Rhoda
Enoch Underwast
Ernest Cameron
Walter Sitze
T. J. Gaither
New Trace Creek
Old Trace Creek
BL. Minter
Russell Miller
Lutrell Sitze
Rada Yount
Carrie Graham
Josie Mouser
Elmer Shell
Clarence Sitte
Henry Alexander
Health notes and social updates from Marion area
Health is not so somd at this place with various visits and welcomes among residents. Miss Ivy McKelvy shopped at Cooper Haynes, Marion. Georgia Smith and daughter dined with JE Haynes. Rev DM Robins preached at Oakdale. Ermmett Cameron visited family. Reuber McCormick's party traveled to Zalma. Enoch Underwood to Colorado. school progress and nearing close with events at Old Trace and New Trace creeks. Several road conditions, smallpox recovery, and local misfortunes noted alongside social calls and farming work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivy McKelvy
Cooper & Haynes
Marion Farmer
Flordia
CM. Kirkpatrick
Rosa Casinger
JE Haynes
Lonzo Choat
Levi Robins
Wayne County
DM Robins
Oakdale
GA. Smith
Marnie
JE. Haynes
Bice Eyes
Marble Hill Friday Visit for Locals
Rev F F Yount filled his regular appointment at Union Light Saturday night and Sunday. Mr and Mrs Walter Sitze ponder moving to Cape Girardeau. Hubert Sitze is reported very sick with brain fever. Miss Bessie Mouser visited her aunt Mrs E A Murry last week. Master Mason Sitze cut his leg last week. Mr and Mrs Otto Kitchen intended to move to the Cape Sunday. Two Crows
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marble Hill
F. F. Yount
Union Light
Walter Sitze
Cape Girardeau
Hubert Sitze
Bessie Mouser
E A. Murry
Mason Sitze
Otto Kitchen
Cape
Local Notes Amid Measles and Church Attendance At Union Hill
A long rest ends as health concerns rise with measles and HTS cases. The report lists churchgoers at Union Hill Sun and mentions Anzel, James H. Allen planning to head to Arkansas, Lena Fowler visiting, and various social visits among Local families including the Crawfords, Millers, Fowlers, and Nulls. A misfortune limps through as JW Fowler injures a foot and gypsies near Spears Sawmill told fortunes.
Mary Bess Dies After Short Illness March 3 1914
Mrs Mary Bess wife of John Bess died March 3 1914 at age 43 after a brief illness described as pneumonia Her husband and several children mourn her loss with many relatives noting she bore suffering bravely and died without a doctor aiding her final hours The obituary laments grief and portrays her peaceful smile at death as she faced the eternal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Bess
John Bess
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mannie Hutt Piress
Schlattz
F. M. Young
Davault
Collins
Rowe
Nora Gaither
Lee Sel
Wade Mansker
Robert Mansker
John
W. 2d Hale
Sampson Copper
Dunklin County
Henry Haynes
Bessie
Jimmie
Willie Rhodes
Melvin McCormick
Mix Myers
Frank Kinder
McGee
Charley Scaggs
Florida
T. W. Cooper
Ed Kinder
Bert Martin
Bill
Littl
E. Haynes
Master Cooper
Grassy Guy
Frank Wagoner
Sidney Smith
Charley Barrett
Patton and
Grover Myers
Geo. Bell
Uns
Otto Kirk
Eugene Dunn
Cape Normal School
M. J. Francis
Turkey Creek
James F. Ballard
Stephens
Darmesf Ballacd
St.Louis
Flatwoods
Harris
Masters Jasper McGee
Setunday
Mike Sharp
J P. Williams
Trace
Greenwood
W. M. Anzel
James H. Allen
Arkansas
Timer Fowler
James Summers
James Allen
Rogers Bros. Ay Ae
Fioehand
Isternations
Sirer Co
Tere Meridee
Coma
THE
Kiratelass
Prices A. J. Manion
Proprietar
H. Alva Jamison
Lutes & Jamison
Peoples Bank
Lutesville, Missour
C. A. Sander, M. D
Martie Hill, Missouri
Sylvester Doggett, M.D
Missouri
Webster Davault,m.d
Phywedar
Glen Allen, Missouri
C. M. Witmer
R. W. VanAmburg
Aeatdent Dentyat
Lutesrilie
W. K. Chandler
Emul
Alwtenets
G Burette Snider
Hobbs
Ann
Hondas
Isstaser
Foxne
Kaek Mens Uwney Beers
Hank
Gina Conn
Ballinee
Hank Lutesville
Miaseury
Will F. Wells
Patton, Mu
Bollinger County Abstract Co
SoLscrren W. K Cunwpter
Roers M. Crasotte
Henry Elfrank Lutesville
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