Marble Hill Press publishes weekly edition
The Marble Hill Press is issued every Thursday with Chandler as publisher and the paper mailed from Marble Hill post office under the firm name Matier.
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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1918
Page
9
The Marble Hill Press is issued every Thursday with Chandler as publisher and the paper mailed from Marble Hill post office under the firm name Matier.
Hale’s friends learn he is hospitalized at Cape for treatment while Marquand Ad Goree, Nene Walt Denman and several locals are noted visitors and illnesses. Rev Jesse McCann of Fredericktown preached Sunday. Parents Day is set at 2:30 p.m. May 12 in the Methodist church with an invitation to attend and bring a guest. Daisy.
A rural column reports health steady with a few cals and measles. Mildred and Agnes Cooper visited May and Leilond, while Louis Revelle returned home from Oran for the weekend. Births noted, a baby girl for Mr and Mrs Joe Abernathy, and May Bee Jacob Miller married Delia Newell on April 28 with Rev Robins officiating. Residents plan church service at Grassy next Saturday. several families travel to events and teach positions announced for Me Kelvey school and Pound school.
Health is very good and farmers enjoy fine weather for corn planting. Roy Proctor and his wife visited the community on Sunday. Bland Seabaugh and son Espen visited his parents Saturday night. George Parton visited Frank Pierce Sunday night. P B Chestner and daughter Velma and grandma made a business trip to town Saturday. John F Pierce came home from
The Tuscarora Fertilizers brand announces a second car of Old Reliable TUSCA RORA fertilizer due to arrive at any time. Readers are urged to anticipate requirements now and contact via call, write, or phone for orders.
Camp Funston let Saturday on a short furlough and several relatives and friends came in to visit him while at home and all seemed to have no enjoyable time. Mr and Mrs Andaray Pierce came up Saturday from Benton to visit his brother John who was home from Camp Funston and their little daughter Maxine became seriously ill with pneumonia and could not return home. Me and Mrs Ora Pierce visited his mother Saturday and Sunday. Me and Mrs Like Docking and family visited her father Henry Bollinger Sunday.
Mentions Grace Mayfield improving after illness. Community members visit, travel, and work on homes, including painting, coal-house construction, and a street auction of household goods. The high school closed for vacation. Miss Christine Munich leaves after completing teaching term. David Bollinger dies. services and burial noted. Various visits between local families and nearby towns.
The Holinger county court lists administrators guardians and curators required to settle their estates by May in a public notice. The document includes a roster of names associated with estates and a certification by County Clerk W. Yount confirming the statement of school funds for the year ending February 1 and the affixed seal and date.
Henry Crites of Dongola was trading in our town Saturday. Mrs. Monroe Bennett and children were mentioned in the same brief item as residents seen in town.
Notice to all creditors and interested parties that the administrator will settle the estate accounts at the Probate Court of Bollinger County Missouri in Marble Hill on May th. BouusGra is named as administrator handling the affairs of the deceased Alea Seahaugh.
Notice of grant of letters testamentary for Wesley Baker estate. Executor Marvin W. Faker, April 10, 1918, Bollinger County Missouri probate court. Creditors must file claims within six months for allowance, or be barred. one year to present claims. Executor Marvin W. Eaton, Luteaville, Missouri. Judge of Probate Court An OF nate
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