Commencement rehearsals and senior observances noted
As the school closes students rehearse for commencement and exams begin to appear on the board. Ex-seniors Walter Revell e Claude Alexander Chas Mitchell and James McCullough seen on college hill. Prof Davault led funeral for Oscar Keehn at Glen Allen. Rev J A Bellon preached at Cross town Perry county. Rev Chas Warren preached at Mt Carmel. A reception for the senior class at Rosemont hall on April 23 honored Miss Bessie Wagner. all members were present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Hill
Walter Revelle
Claude Alexander
Chas. Mitchell
James McCullough
Davault
Oscar Keehn
Glen Allen
J. A. Bellon
Crosstown
Perry County
Chas. Warren
Mt. Carmel
Rosemont Hall
Bessie Wagner
Valushed Every Thursday Hill and Chandler Publishers Notice
Valushed Every Thursday Hill and Chandler publishers entered at the Marble Hill postation as second class matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marble Hill
Secon
Pine Hill Notices and Local Births Abound
Our Correspondents report fine weather after rain. Charlie Wallis ends school term at Pine Hill April 27. new births include a boy to Mr. and Mrs. B D Scott born April 14 and a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Slinkard born April 25. Rev C W Jennings preaches at Pine Hill fourth Sunday at 11 am and 7 30 pm. Everyone invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie Wallis
Pine Hill
Charlie
B.D. Scott
Babe
Nicholas Slinkard
Nick
C. W. Jennings
Local notes on health weather and visits in the region
Health is generally good though some colds linger. Rain and mud prevail. Avery Myers was at merchant Shell's Saturday and tried on a suit, possibly wedding attire. Noah Shell tended his farm Friday and Saturday. Daniel Shell went to Clubb Creek church Saturday night. Herbert Hahn visits the area. Fate Barretts visited Henry Shell Saturday night. P W Wilkinson is farming Perkins Creek. News scarce, broadcasting ends for now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avery Myers
Merchant Shell
Noah Shell
Daniel Shell
Clubb Creek
Herbert Hahn
Fate Barretts
Henry Shell
P. W. Wilkinson
Baching
Perkins Creek
Pop Eves
Local notes on farms and community events
Rain slows spring farm work as Castor overflows its banks last Saturday. James Wilkinson tiles wetlands with tiles shipped in a carload. Revs Galloway and Jones host a protracted Methodist meeting. Ex-Collector James Seabaugh remains ill with little improvement. Spring plowing drags on due to wet ground. Mr and Mrs James Richardson, formerly of Greenbrier, visit here. C H Pape near town is sick but improving. Jacob Slinkard visits to tend interests. James Corbin moves his family to Zalima from Indiana and will teach next winter. Adaline Ray has ground ready for a new restaurant, the fourth in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Wilkinson
Galloway
Jones
Methodist Church
James Seabaugh
James Richardson
Greenbrier
C. H. Pape
Jacob Slinkard
James Corbin
Zalima
Indiana
Adaline Ray
Jay
Evening Entertainment With Poems and Songs
A program featuring several poems represented by their titles, a guest attended despite illness, a vocal solo, an instrumental solo, and a class poem. After performances, refreshments were served by the hall matron. The evening was described as very enjoyable.
Large crop prospects noted for Albert Barrett's apples
Farmers report a mild week with irrigation and pasture growing conditions. Albert Barrett sprayed his fruit trees south of Lutesville and expects a good apple crop. Wheat and grass look well despite a long winter and recent rains, while farmers labor to catch up on planting and farm work in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Barrett
Lutesville
William Robinson, Jr
Merchant Lessley
C. M. Leasley
Bollinger
Eliza Dockins
Dockins
Henry Schreiner
Advance Telephone Company
Cath Crites
Burfordville
Elmer Robertson
Call
Frank Shanks
Frank
Tom Brown
Cape County
Esq
Huskey and Son
Herman Rastle
Marble Hill
Weathering After Rainstorm Touches Local Area
A heavy rainstorm drenched the region last week with Crooked creek flooding its banks. Earl Anderson returned home to Fredericktown while H B Venable and family joined Miss Lena Killian at G A Venable's. W Wagner brothers Isaac and Roscoe visited Blodgett to see their severely burned sister Laura Wagner, who died April 23. Rev P Robbins led Laura's funeral at Union church. Op Maw Jerex
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Irvin
Bessville
Laura Wagner
Laura
Union Church
Pink Robbins
Crooked Creek
Earl Anderson
Fredericktown
H. B. Venable
Lena Killian
G. A. Venable
W. A. Crayton
Heggie
Laflin
Charley Hale
Isaac
Roscoe Wagner
Blodgett
Rev. P. Robbins
Jerex
Sunday school officers and teachers present last Sunday but one
Rain drenched week leaves farmers behind. Jacob Hughes and family visited Uncle Frank on Saturday. Manuel Fowler visited his son John. E Fowler and Miss Carrie Coats visited Claudie Fowler’s Sunday. Miss Iva Fowler visited her sister. Uncle Tom Ladd reportedly in poor health. F M Fowler on the play list. Aunt Adaline Ford back from Perkins creek visit. Sherman Coats fencing. Elmer Beatty employed by Sherman Coats. A Reaper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Hughes
Perkins Creek
Sherman Coats
Elmer Beatty
Local visitors record from Lutesville area
Mr and Mrs Eph Hahn visited W H Lutes on Sunday Avery Harris and Al Masters from Flatwoods came to town on Tuesday Harry Johns from Swinton visited last Sunday night Miss Ida Tilley from Rum Branch stayed with her sister Mrs Ravenia Re velle Winchester Shell and Wiley Da vault two prosperous farmers of the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Eph Hahn
W. H. Lutes
Avery Harris
al Masters
Flatwoods
Harry Johns
Swinton
Ida Tilley
Rum Branch
Ravenia Revelle
Winchester Shell
Wiley Davault
Missouri Farmer Grit Faces Floods and Rebuilds Hope
The Missouri farmer endures wrecked homes drowned stock ruined crops yet stays brave and optimistic. Floods may halt him briefly but he perseveres, promising to recover and laugh about the great flood of 1912 as he plans a strong corn crop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Droutha
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H. B Cole
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Sikeston
St Louis Republic
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Brown's Business College
Andrew Stickler
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P. J. Burford
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Perryville
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Mr. Woods
Consolidated
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Ironton Register
Tom Myers
Mont Colins
Des Arc
R. S Knight
Mill
Charleston
Eeareeife
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Jonas’ Breaet
Crystal Palace
London
John Reveille
Gieo
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Bolingpe County
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Bollinger County
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Lutesville News
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Lutes & Jamison
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