Marble Hill Press Publisher and Publication Details
Nae MARBLE Hill PRESS is published every Thursday by Hit and Chandler Publishers. The newspaper is entered at the Marble Hill post office as second class matter.
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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1916
Page
8
Nae MARBLE Hill PRESS is published every Thursday by Hit and Chandler Publishers. The newspaper is entered at the Marble Hill post office as second class matter.
Our correspondents report a lively church scene with Sunday school attendance and a funeral service for Mrs Dan Robins planned for the second Sunday at Grassy church followed by a basket dinner. Visits noted include Silas McCormick and Opal Matthews guests and Will Matthews visiting his parents.
Brush Creek health is described as reasonably good with farmers busy planting corn. Local residents visiting neighbors and attending church include D. W. Rowe, Sam Wells, Will Fish, Walter Fish, A. W. Rowe, and Rev. Yount delivering sermons at the Baptist church. Various visits among Stills, Arab, Fields, Glasener, Hammon, and Roe families are noted along with a birth announced for April 27.
Farmers busy with harvest and planting amid community news at Marble Hill and nearby towns. Families visited, church attendance shown, and local tradesmen like Charlie Yount and Will Matthews mentioned along with a newborn and an injury update.
Tucky visits sister Mrs E Carlisle at Walnut Drive farm. Fredericktown residents JW Vecable and Clyde Sute visit and fall ill notes. Monroe Killian and Jen Welker from Lutesville visit home folks. many locals travel to Jackson for business. carpenters begin work on several barns. school and church events described. various Oldham, Schreiner, Diers, and Watkins family activities noted across Marble Hill, Jackson, and surrounding towns.
Local residents attend services and events from Locust Grove to Marble Hill. Oscar Pierce and others join church and Baptist Young People activities, while Lutesville High notes highlight new teachers, grade changes, and upcoming commencements.
Our farmers are busy getting ready to plant corn. Misses Odd Robine and Delia and Ona Sitze made a business trip to Marble Hill Friday. Monroe Cooper visited Arthur Mc Gregor Sunday. The prayer meeting at Grassy Wednesday night was well attended. Dewitt Sample and family visited Charley Newell's Sunday. Mr. and Mrs Charley Kirkpatrick.
The Frances Willard Society elected officers and presented a program with humorous readings songs and stories. Teachers and visitors attended a Friday event while students surprised their teacher with a gift. Probate notices list estates guardians and administrators including J G M Rollins Frederick Beck Ray L Smith Julius F Snider and Berry Zimmerman and appointments of executors and guardians.
Sunday school was well attended with two new scholars. Morning preaching drew a fair audience while no Sunday evening service occurred due to a Presbyterian lecture. Prayer meeting Wednesday night had good turnout and district conference in Whitewater was attended by the pastor.
fragmented OCR notes discuss remedies for chills fever and liver issues mentioning Calomel and gripe, but content is unreadable and lacks clear events or entities.
Geo J Elfrink & Sons Leopold Missouri advertise Jersey cattle OLC swine Helck Minorca and White Crested Mack Polish chickens. Products sold at home price 50 cents per serving. Bell phone 3223. M M Witmer Warheefi Maine Office in Drugstore. Trowel Lodge 440 AF&AM Marble Hill meets Saturday evening near full moon. Members invited. Secretary Jnascume.
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