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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1922
Page
1
A lighthearted ESL stage piece unfolds as three performers improvise a playful farce. Characters tease, costumes gleam with silly wigs, and a jovial mood carries the scene toward a cheerful, harmless finish.
Local notices mention the Greenville city stock law on the April ballot and vendor plans for Perrville park purchase of a ten acre tract. District reports detail deaths, court actions, and community events including weather and local incidents.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions the absence of adrang optoof fran spreading and a reference to the lower tren af whys De isis totion of the powen awe deem dling. Details are unclear but point to a technical or procedural note with damaged text.
Dr. Tron hotie and Dr. Setlantt led a committee presenting a favorable report on James College, with talks on college versus university aims and the state’s higher education sections. They reviewed the school’s program, student earnestness, and plans for future growth, followed by broader remarks on civic education and athletics events.
A damaged OCR fragment discusses high school enrollment, college credit hours, and certificate issuance tied to a figure named Wm. F. Pearce, with references to Easter and login age. The text is incomplete and lacks coherent events or dates.
Mayfield trailed late in a tight game against the Comets as stars like Sullivan and Care scored for the hosts. Referees called a tight contest while teammates battled for control at the oval, with key plays shaping a narrow final margin.
The ministerial class at Will Sovheld College presented a self produced show "The Frew Ninth Skunk Hollow". The event featured a fine program, full of food and praise, with Mr. Linder playing a violin solo accompanied by Mrs. Aly on the piano. The class plans a repeat performance for the public.
The Southern Methodist church district in Farmington designates April 2 for World Sunday observance. A church conference in Memphis discussed pledges and funds, aiming to boost overall church support and campaigns. The plan includes a nationwide appeal to members to contribute to church work and mission pledges.
Rev A J Pildridge opened the union meeting as rain and stormy weather loomed. Presiding, JoP Welonaid spoke on law enforcement and civic duty, urging every man and woman to hear the message. The gathering featured a school contest with Lethaehosie’s three lower grades and a large American flag, organized by the Anti-Saloon League, with praise for pupils’ effort and a plan for the next meeting on Wednesday March 6.
Obituary note honoring Mrs Hulda Wallis with a brief elegiac tribute. Includes dates and mentions of family and church or community ties. Language reflects a memorial tone and provides a sense of loss and remembrance.
The piece discusses Barrymore and the Original New York cast including René Fenwick and others. It covers theatre seating, box office, and audience reactions, noting the play's reception and the theatre's etiquette and pricing.
Fragmentary OCR text describes offices at a theater town project with vague dates and unfinished details, mentioning piping and a new home and a date around 46 49 Soup day, without clear names or outcomes.
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