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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1911
Page
8
In a contested Morita notice a publishing entity MIL and CHANDLER, publishers, react to a legal pleading over a sterile swatter matter. The action centers on intellectual property or distribution rights and involves court filings affecting the press.
A fragmented verse piece warns of moral decline as a parasite that devours society. The text invokes Hellish images and a critic voice labeled W. C. Johnson, urging caution against corrupting influences undermining civic virtue.
Our correspondents report health is good and farmers have finished planting corn. Families and visitors are named including Coy Mayfield, George Green, Benjamin Green, Marion Green, and Caroline Green with Amelia. Wheat and oats look fine and fruit should be plentiful. Merchants are busy and Jesse D. Hawi sold property and will move to Oklahoma. Patrol Ike.
Miss Sadie Nanney visits family while Paul Witmer recovers from illness. Miss Marie Wells visited Cape Girardeau Saturday and Sunday. Prof and Mrs A F Hendricks hosted the senior class at Rosemont Hall with games and contests highlighting Farnsworth and Montgomery. Dr J Ayers of Jackson to preach the baccalaureate at Baptist church. F W Carnett to be ordained Monday. May 22 23 highlight contests and May 24 marks Will Mayfield College graduation.
Rev Housted preached at Ridge on Sunday with both morning and evening services. A baby boy was born to Dan Lincoln since the last update. A marriage occurred at Dan McLean’s home on Sunday May 7, with F M Tinnin and Mrs Sarah Ellen Ellis officiating. The bridal party then drove to Marquand for a sumptuous supper and festivities.
Charles Tinnin and family visited Alva Gromer’s last Saturday. Mrs. Charles Whitener returned from Bonne Terre. JG Huff and Charles Bess bought an engine from Henry Janes on Janes Creek. Crayton, Murphy, Rhodes and Bess keep the Hog Creek mill road warm. Mr and Mrs Cleve Hale visited Jake Hanners. Charles Yount and Oscar Hale hauled hay from Castor Monty Bessvilla.
Dry weather hints frame a brief local column. Dr O Kelley of Lowndes was called to see MONKinder who is in poor health. Mrs EC McMinn returned home with her son in law J A Berry from Glen Allen. Mrs Lin Grisham of Fredericktown visited relatives here. Some attended a foot washing service in Flatwoods Sunday. Rev King preached at Liberty church. Jace Hedrick and his wife visited Hedrick's father A E Myers. Lumina Dement visited her brother Peter Kinder in Lowndes and attended the entertainment there. A scarcity of news compels me to close IGNORAMES.
Careenwood Health not very good Rev T Gaither filled his regular appointment at New Salem Saturday and Sunday Melvin Pickett attended prayer meeting at Union Hill Saturday evening Green and George Fowler and Cassius Hindman and Misses Valle Cooper Maud Reitman and Ethel Virsin started to the Union Hill prayer meeting but it is thought they arrived a little late Mrs John Carr and Misses Delpha Speers and Essie and Eula Anders found a ghost on the road to the same prayer meeting Ive noticed that where theres a lot of timber a good bid moons powerful careless about stationing ghosts along the rivals Rev T W Cooper filled his appointment at Union Hill Sunday preaching to a large congregation The death angel entered the home of Mr and Mrs Marion Sturgeon Friday night and took their beloved son He was buried at Union Hill Dan Fowler and his best girl attended the services at Union Hill Sunday Roy Gaither visited his best girl The singing at Henry Speers Sunday night was well attended Henry Speers and Ike Hendrix went a fishing Saturday night and had fine luck They certainly had fish for breakfast Won't Green Fuz give us the news around Trowel and tell how he is getting along with the onliest girl Lone Blue Eve
Advance notes small town items from Tye Press readers. Harry Hobbs suffers appendicitis. Uncle Tom Pry of Oak Ridge visits his son William. Corn planting seasons keep busy with work largely finished last week. T H Fowler lists 22 acres ready for planting and helps his brother John with 30 acres. Tom Devenport visits Merritt Hobbs. Union Grove church reports a good Sunday school led by Thomas Crockett. Harry Fowler of Zalma mentioned.
The marriage of John Hinkebein Jr and Dina Stoverink took place May 10 at St John's Catholic church Leopold with 250 guests. Rev P Kartentach presided. Barbara Hinkebein was bridesmaid. Herman Stoverink and others attended. After the ceremony, the couple hosted a daylong gathering with refreshments, dinner, and an all-day dance. Leopold Brass played.
Chronister visit at Glen Allen and Grassy area reports, Henry Herald and wife seen with J W Mathews, farmers near completion of corn planting, Kinder and Liley escorting Martha McCormick and Charlotte Myers to Dry Creek for a two week visit, Tara Richards of Marble Hill visiting local friends, Claude Vance and E H Baker attending Union Hill church, Saturday night events noted with brief local social context.
Money Saving Prices! We offer steady value to customers and invite readers to watch future ads. Be Good Baking Powder, per can OMY ey sys dt.
Zephyr Health reports few measles cases while cold rains push farmers to replant corn. Jim Haynes, noted local merchant, continues active commerce. Mr Ein J. C. Hedrick of the area appears in the brief remarks.
Leopold correspondent reports health good and farmers busy with planting and plowing. Crops including wheat oats and grass look fine but need rain. Residents John Steinnerd and Henry Ten holder in St Louis. A Hulshof shipped hogs and calves to St Louis last Thursday. Joe Price and family of Orange Texas visiting, intends to locate in Cape Girardeau. Ennis Clippard left for St Louis.
The wife of Frank Summers of Crooked Creek south of Whitewater died May 7 at about 42. She lay in state and funeral was held May 8 at Fairview church near Millerville.
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