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Newspaper

Marble Hill Press

Location

Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Mar 14, 1918

Page

8

Gipsy Health Readiness Amid Farm Activity

Farmers bustle as health notes update residents. Fox remains unwell after a long illness while Chas Solis and family visit Glen Allen, and Clare Solis returns home with Ari Githe planning new ventures. Abernathy and Miss Oly Wallace attend a gathering at Gipsy on February 27. George Kerr’s health improves briefly before planned treatment. The column invites readers to write in, signaling ongoing community chatter.

Chas Solis Glen Allen Clare Abernathy Gipsy Oly Wallace Lowndes Ari Githe Pheasant Valley George Kerr

Mount Zion Health and Community Happenings

Mount Zion notes show health improving for Woelrow Stevens after illness. Local visits include Miss Stella Terters to Miss Fula Stevens and Mrs Henry Jackson with Sanford. Teeters teaches at Crowder Ark visiting family. Prayer meeting attended. Miss Eula Stevens improves. Mrs John Stone and Mrs Sam Caby mentioned.

Spring News From Fredericktown Area

Health is good. Joseph Riehl of Fredericktown was in the vicinity a few days ago. Rev Hiusseng, pastor at Cross Roads, preached two excellent sermons. Suntay and Sanday might Born To Mr and Mrs Lats Barks March toa girl. Mother and babe ae doing well. Ross Williams of Perryville made a trip to Patton this week on business. Ransom Hales of Flat River moved to Lixville one day this week. Lots of oats sown this week. James Angle of the Cape moved to the Sherman Henry place near here a few days ago. Quite a number of people trading at this place Saturday. P W and Dourby Statler trip to Farmington last Friday on account of the grip. Ed Seabaugh, overseer road district No 1, could not attend the meeting of the road overseers. Ed was sorry he could not be there. Bic Boy.

Joseph Riehl Fredericktown Hiusseng Cross Roads Suntay Sanday James Angle Cape Sherman Henry Place Here Dourby Statler Farmington Ed Seabaugh Thelma James Byron Minta Smith Campbell Zalma Gertrude Pape Effie Henson Baby Piedmont Ellen Back Clark Austin Alta Speer Leo Slinkard Lois Florida Mines R. E G. C. Back St. Louis Zalima Jane Baker John Hill Illinois Lois Slinkard Walter Gray R. E. Back T. J. Gaither Gracie Manfield James Seabaugh Gap Preumonia Jefferson Garland Mrs Masters Mr Garland Ere Georgia James Long Albert Long Will Henson Joe Long Ben Green Johnny Seahough Mob Green Cleve Hale Seabough Jones Green James Seabough JF Cook Marble Hill Alina Mayfield John Fo Mayfield Geo Green Wod Mayfield Charley Mo Bo Green Ben Greens David Green Lucy Fowler Ethel Minnie Younger Dower Eva Mamie Rea Clibb Woo Ren Enoch Underwood W Keres John W Withers J Chibb William Looney J D Fowler Jame Looney Charly Bess

Marble Hill Health Report and Community Notes

Health is good with a few measles cases. Sowing oats is the main activity. Virgil Stone and family visited his parents J N Stone. Henry Jackson visited Cleve Mungle area last week. Bryan Stone visited Sam Caby family Sunday. Rev. Marion Mouser spoke at Mount Zion. Irene Jackson visited her brother Marvin Tuesday night. Luther Conder and Sanford Jackson visited Eisel and Claude Stone one night last week. Cleve Mungle plans moving near Glen Allen. A Cedar Branch box supper is planned soon.

Virgil Stone J. N. Stone Henry Jackson Cleve Mungle Bryan Stone Sam Caby Marion Mouser Mount Zion Irene Jackson Marvin Luther Conder Sanford Jackson Eisel Claude Stone Glen Allen Cedar Branch

Local notes from Zalma and Gipsy communities mix health news

Sunday return of Miss Laura Hortle to Lutesville for schooling appears amid a flurry of illness recoveries, visits, marriages, and farm events. Mentions include pneumonia recoveries, Pend Creek and Piedmont visits, a March 5 marriage in Illinois, and river-area residents moving for health reasons.

Marble Hill Church Notices At Gravel Hill Hickory Grove

Marble Hill Circuit announces Sunday Services at Gravel Hill Sunday morning in the new church and 3:00 pm in the afternoon at Hickory Grove plus Sunday night at Hahn chapel. Friday is work day at the parsonage for fence repairs. All interested in upkeep urged to attend. Ashby Moore referenced in a farm trespass note. H. E. Cornm, Pastor. Hunting and fishing trespassing forbidden on our farms.

Gravel Hill Hickory Grove Hahn Chapel H. E. Cornm Ashby Moore B. S

Local notes from a May day in the parish

Friday night on the way home from the pie supper reports wild wolves in the area Ira Cobb works at Mr Lartes sowmall John Parsons summoned to Mrs Martha Fletcher to treat a very sick person Miss Clara Parsons visits Miss Lottie Cobb Sunday Robert Shell to preach at Old Trace Creek Sunday night All invited herdity Lande Cobb and Emerson Rhodes visit Roba Parson's Sunday afternoon Sunday school well attended Soldiers letters welcome May God bless Turkey Press and its tempers Youse Jo ne ws

Minta Stills Prospect Wigger McKay Alexander Rev Trace Creek Lyman Burns New Trace Wolf Ira Cobb Mr Lartes Clara Parsons Lottie Cobb Robert Shell Old Trace Creek Lande Cobb Emerson Rhodes Roba Parson

Crooked Creek Spring 4 Almost Here And Fire Damage

Neighborhood fire last Saturday caused substantial damage as local events noted a well attended Hawn school meeting lacking a speaker. Reports mention visitors Nellie Hahn of Marble Hill and Miss Bertha Devenport with others at Liberty. Various families visited, and Rev Yount missed Liberty appointment due to woods fire but preached well Sunday.

Hawn School Nellie Hahn Marble Hill Bertha Nellie Devenport Liberty Will Farmer Niel Hawn Edward Louie Slinkard Martie Hill Lee Yount

Temperance Sermons Stir Community Ahead of Vote

A temperance sermon by Rev Foreman at 10 am drew praise, followed by Rev Sorrell’s timely address on Tuesday. The two talks by Hon BR Cahoon were also noted as rare treats in Bollinger County as residents prepare for the wet vs dry vote.

Foreman CR Sorrell Bollinger County BR Cahoon J.P McKay

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Tur Mannie Her Preess Ait Chantalpa Martie Els Ure Fox Woelrow Aml Will Stevens Stella Terters Fula Stevens Sanford Mes Estel Patton Freel Stevens Teeters Crowder, Ark Eula Stevens Lixville Werther Ransom Hales Flat River Marble Hill R. F. D Walker & Son Lutesville, Missouri Laura Hortle Lutesville Jack and Jill Lose Bice Eyes Pond Creek Bertha Clubt Manheld Ice Jay Mises Ruth Nellie Elbert Shrader Ruth and Nellie Club Elbert Josie Shrader Jef Realose Jacob Abernathy Lester Rea Marble Hill Circuit Joral Carmel Fonditien Malle Calarrh FJ Cheney & CO John Parsons Martha Fletcher Crooked Creek CH. Hawn Uiling Baptist Charch N H. Hollinger Od. F. Myers C. L. Bollinger HH. Bollinger Bank of A. Hennes Pape D. F. Myers Burglar Insurance National Safe & Lock Company Sargent & Greenies C. M. Witmer P.M. Well Melvin Lutes Robert Drum, Sr J J. Chandler Bollinger County Bank Miss Witmer Chandereney Rover Hosineae Eelielted Will Mayfield College Marble Hill, Missouri PF Tendricks Thrift IS Germany Bank of Marble Hill R. W. VanAmbureg Missouri Lutesville Harness Shop Henry Elfrank Trowel Lodge A. F A. M J.L Estes W.M J. W. Cuanpier Lages A. Sander, M. D Bollinger County Abstract Co Advance ‘Vhone No W.K. Cunsoer JW. Chasvuss W. K. Chandler THE A. J. Manion Proprietor Onnae A
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