Toe Mannie Hint. Pass Dean B HM, Editor and Manager
Entered at the Marble Hill post office as ereond-place matter.
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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1919
Page
4
Entered at the Marble Hill post office as ereond-place matter.
Volume XXXIX number opens with thanks for twenty four years of support and friendship. The writer reflects on mistakes made and pledges to learn from them while seeking continued patronage to sustain the newspaper and its contributors.
Reported attendance was large and enthusiastic with many present from Fredericktown and surrounding towns. President Denman presided as addresses by Crowe Page Brown Cameron Chilton Ferguson and others were well received. Next meeting set for Caruthersville in late July with officers elected and committees appointed.
A stream of social notes from Theeday and Saturday OD records visits by the Schreier, Metcalf, Proffer, and Haff families to relatives and friends. Mentioned are Roy Schreiner renting the J Schreimer farm, visits to Advance, and sickbeds including Margaret Colb with whooping cough, amid general community news and reflections on government.
Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Francis spent Sunday with Mr. Francis' parents south of town. H. B Cole is having a new concrete floor put in his store building with Mr. Miller overseeing the work. Jack Leoffler of Dexter visited relatives and friends in town.
Sunday afternoon events include Edward Crawford suing Frank Hansen. Mrs Tom Crader visited daughter Elsie Bollinger on Monday. Azalea Caldwell Esther Hansen Pearl Grace Crawford Ora Teeters visited Fannie Pierce Sunday afternoon. Nellie Welch visited sister Zada Hansen Monday. Burnie Bollinger went to town last Monday with L C Edwards and Noali.
Health is good. Willard Clubb visited Ben Vance Saturday night. Miss Yount visits W U Gibbs this week. John Withers stopped by Saturday night and Sunday. Miss Cory Beas visited John Clubb Sunday. Willard Clubb and Hen Vance grade roads in Special District 4 CA. Wills on the puny bet. Mr Charley Shenks visited J C Wagoner Sunday. Arthur Myers works for Dan Fowler. Forest Corbin had business in the area last week. Church attendance at Pleasant Valley low due to rain. Misses Leota Long and Nellie Clubb visited G. W. Kerrs last week. B. F. Dunn had business at Cape Girardeau last week. Dave Sturgeon visited Albert.
Sunday visits and family gatherings populate this week’s social items. Dan Fowler remains at Glen Allen while Ben Dunnane’s family visited Jake Rea’s. Minor Deck visits his daughter Mes King Gilties, and Vi plus Mrs Jill Pape visited GoV Kerr’s. Samian Mire John Acob departed Monday for Malden to see her parents Edward McKee and Irvin Fish.
Secretary Glass explains exemption provisions for securities up to 2,000 and mentions five years after war end for specific income tax relief. Treasury details exempt interest from Liberty Loan bonds and related securities for individuals, partnerships, and corporations, with conversion options for Second Loan bonds and extended privileges.
A terse sports or editorial note proclaims a winning five as vital for future safety and progress, urging decisive action. The message emphasizes bold commitment to a cause implied by the phrase buy to the limit.
The Bollinger County Court invites bids for depositary services for two years. Bidders must include a certified check equal to at least half of one percent of county revenue and meet specified terms for daily balances. Bids opened April 19, 1919, in Marble Hill Missouri with selection rules reserved to the court.
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