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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1916
Page
8
Local notes and travel among Cape Girardeau correspondents
Our Correspondents reports saw Wheat and oats look poor around here. A.C. King of Zalma did business Thursday. The steamer St. Paul carried 500 youths on an excursion last Friday night. A tire issue arose at Weiler Jewelry but was put out before damage. Dan Rose Jr of Greenbrier visited last week. Several locals rode to Dutchtown Allenville Gordonville Whitewater and Jackson last Sunday. The Capatias beat Cairo 10 to 0, remaining undefeated this season. CBEcCorbin of Zalma visited last Saturday on business. LONESOME.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape Girardeau
A.C. King
Zalma
St. Paul
Weiler Jewelry
Dan Rose, Jr
Greenbrier
Whitener
Ho James
C Gladish
S. Rowe
M Montague
J. Evans
Dutchtown
Allenville
Gordonville
Whitewater
Jackson
Capatias
Cairo
Bark Sample
Babe
Burk
Lee Bess
Trow Anderson
Flat River
Murphey
Peter
Annie Harris
Big Ditch
Albert Watson
Burk Sample
Milton Cobb
Glen Allen
Dongola
Sunday Socials and Visits Highlight Reed Creek Community
Brush Creek Health shows mild chills while neighbors Earl Fish family Dhinie Cubbage Blanche Abernathy and Frank Stramnan visit AW Rowe. Sunday school convention at Greenbrier draws crowd and reports a pleasant gathering. Further, Mrs Nugh Fish and son Adolph were visited near Arab, and a new riding cultivator was bought at Arab.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Fish
Dhinie Cubbage
Blanche Abernathy
Frank Stramnan
AW Rowe
Greenbrier
Fianvily
Hammon
Wid
Martin McKee
Nugh Fish
Adolph
Arah
Sunday School Rally Attracts Large Attendance In County
Sehaven area report notes a 1000 person congregation at the Sunday school rally with a morning program and dinner. Guests include Mr and Mrs George Bird and daughter Lois of Bell City, Miss Leona Liewd from Marble Hill, and Olive Miller of Dudley visiting Opal Camren. Local movements include Burette Howard moving to A Ramsey’s house. Paul Ramsey visiting parents. fishing seasons returning. and minor notes on neighbors and residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sehaven
George Bird
Lois
Bell City
Frank Watkins
Leona Liewd
Marble Hill
Harrison Crites
Joplin
Ralph Baker
Springfield
Everbody
Olive Miller
Dudley
Opal Camren
Burette Howard
A. S. Ramsey
Paul Ramsey
Doral
Crites
Doshia Johnson
Opel Camren
Bud Ladd
Guests of Miss Mary Long Sunday Evening
Dottson Killian and Jack were listed as guests of Miss Mary Long at a Sunday evening gathering, detailing a social event in the local society column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dottson Killian
Mary Long
Jack
Local notes from New Salem area and burials
Residents stay busy with chores and visits as Rev J P Yount preached at New Salem. Mrs Frank Zimmerman burial held May 14 at Licola cemetery near Burfordville. J M Shrum reports early strawberries, trips to Lutesville, and church visits. Miss Jennie Stimm of Dunklin County recently visited relatives before returning home with her nephew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. Yount
New Salem
Cox
Rhodes and Daughter
Lutesville
J. M Shrum
Shrum
Jie M Shrum
Ro Lo Sample
Burfordville
Jennie Stimm
Dunklin County
Marble Hill visitors and local notices fill Bessville page
Bessville notes recount visits by Miss Ethel Chestner and cousins Mary and Minnie Yount from Marble Hill, Slinkard family from Marble Hill, and George Weltch’s return from Zalma and Marble Hill. Funeral for Richard Black conducted by Rev Hussong at Union Cemetery. Various residents attend church, observe Mothers Day, and participate in local activities including a strawberry festival at the Baptist church grove May 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Chestner
Marble Hill
Mary
Minnie Yount
Hiarrison Slinkard
DW. Hussong
Latesville
Richard Black
Union Cemetery
George Weltch
Zalma
Grandia Hufman
Bo Affine
Rena Parsons
Besswille
Willian Braswell
Margau
Union Sanday Caele
Doe” Kinder
Fredericktown
Auat
Mary Bown
Mies
Annie Whitener
Charles
Farmington
Lion Church
Bormm
Elmer Sicze
Grisham Spur
Walliams and
Moran
Esqueliables
Court Mineray Dany
Alcohol Makes Men Seem Brave in Lone Grove Notices
A long mixed page of local items notes farming activity with corn planting and poor wheat in the Lone Grove area. It records visits by families, church meetings and evangelist Rev. Morris F. Gilbert, community events, births, illnesses, and local quarrels, interspersed with sermons on alcohol's effects and a broad civic notice about a county primary election in Bollinger County Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie
Golda Yount
CM Johnson
Tear Jackson
Morris F. Gilbert
Bell City
Lone Grove
Missour
Bollinger
Hoilinger
Avieust
Congress
Mixcourt
Local Happenings from Colorado and Nearby Areas
Olathe reports on farming, church, and family news. J W Cooper and family attended Fairview church. a son was born to Mr and Mrs L T Cooper on April 24. S W Berry and family attended a ball game in Olathe. TN McKelvy sold a work horse to E L Osborne. Oscar Boatcap, Joseph, and Walter Mills captured three cub bears in Tapawatch basin and display them in Dicker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Borroe Perss
Colorado
J. W. Cooper
Fairview
L. T. Cooper
Babe
S. W. Berry
Olathe
TN. McKelvy
E. L. Osborne
Oscar Boatcap
Joseph
Walter Mills
Tapawatch Basin
Dicker
De world may owe you a livin quote from Uncle Eben
A dialect wisecrack notes that the world won’t automatically pay debts and urges pushing a claim. The line delivers a homespun, folksy viewpoint on self-reliance and effort amid hardship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Eben
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