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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1920
Page
5
Attorney Chandler visits Poplar Bluff. Geo F Conrad to buy corn. Mrs Richards of Fredericktown visits parents. Notices of farm stays, millinery openings by Mre H M Smith in Lutesville, and various locals visiting kin. Sheriff Underwood transported Wonder Fish to Jefferson City. many ads for medicines, hunts banned on farms, and community church services noted.
An old advertisement offers a sample copy for 10 cents and a price of 2.50 for a year’s subscription. The header promotes Correct English How To Use It and Correct English Publish.
Students at Will Mayfield College in Lutesville presented an Amateur Night program titled "Kammer Haskins." The Antonian and Juliet societies and the orchestra led by Rev B M O S Le klee earned praise for a polished performance. The Avlonian quartet was repeatedly encored, and Miss Wynn Taylor contributed to directing effort.
A housewife emphasizes brightening a home by refinishing furniture and updating areas. The article notes damaged pieces, worn stairs, and kitchen counter areas that can be improved to create comfort.
An advertisement touts Heawin Wilnaus Floorlac as a durable waterproof varnish with one step staining, available in oak, mahogany, walnut shades. It claims easy application and low cost, offering a coupon deal: bring 10 cents to receive a 25 cent can plus a varnish brush.
The Blodgett Baptist church hosted a visit by the Mies Lucey Fowler era college orchestra with Chorale and soloists. A seated crowd filled the church and many stood near doors to hear performances of Awakening of Spring Barry of Balmainivere and Sones of the Sowsh along with readings by Miss Erin Cates. The day also featured an Odd Fellows memorial program and an address by Rev Ad Johnson on Friendship, Love and Truth. The visit culminated in praise for the concert and community reception, with dates cited for a return engagement and related events.
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