Local Notes and Social Snippets from town page
Corresidents report persistent rain and routine visits as residents such as Mayfield, Downie, and Mrs Vaile Gorfistadl appear in community notes. Shoppers include Miss Clelu Limbaugh at Scopus, while Miss Flora Brown attends church at Bollinger's. Miss Grire Angle has been on the puay list the last few days. Ernest Stavfield and others are mentioned in passing as the community diary continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mowe Hide Weller
Vein Mayfield
Downie
Vaile Gorfistadl
Ernest Stavfield
Sanity
Paunter Limbaugh
Grire Angle
Flora Brown
Bollinger
Clelu Limbaugh
Scopus
Social Visit Notes From Drum Right Oklahoma And Nearby
Advance Health is good eeani Mes W. H.Mety of Drum right Oklahoma are visiting relatives in Miss Laura Hartle was in town Monday om business Miss Lotie Jenkins who is attending the Teachers college at the Cape visited home folks Saturday and Such as Miss Bessie Jared visited her grandparents last week Misa Pracille Caruthers visited Miss Bessie Pinner Sunday Charley Millery visited his parents near Tillman Sunday Miss Carrie Sims was in town Saturday Miss Jewel Whitinghill of Cape Girardeau is visiting Miss Georgia Arnood Louie Widder and family toured to Bell City Sunday Ruth Allen who is working in the store visited her parents near Tilman Sunday Miss Anna Sims visited her parents at Tilman Sunday Rose Bud.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mes
W. H.mety
Drumright
Okla
Laura Hartle
Lotie Jenkins
Teachers’ College
Cape
Bessie Jared
Misa Pracille Caruthers
Bessie Pinner
Charley Millery
Tillman
Carrie Sims
Ty Town
Jewel Whitinghill
Cape Girardeau
Georgia Arnood
Louie Widder
Bell City
Ruth Allen
Tilman
Anna Sims
Local Tallent notes and church visit at Liberty
The item notes slow farm progress with corn planting limited by ground conditions. Rev Bee Yount spoke at Liberty Church on the second Sunday with a visiting preacher named Gibson who delivered three excellent sermons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tallent
Bee Yount
Liberty Church
Gibson
Sunday School Echoes From Merhte Mul Parish
Mrs Frmuna Rides of Merhte Mul invites neighbors to a healthful Sunday school event. The note, penned in a folk voice, mentions well being and gratitude while sharing a brief community greeting in a distant locale.
Local townsfolk and visitors noted in Sunday reports
Shrum Heal praised for printing merit while Rev Ester Patton faced a loss last week. Ernest Patton traveled for business, a merchant toured to Jackson, and Web Limbaugh of Hurricane visited with his Chevrolet. Geraldine Pair attended church in Plainview and several Shrum family members and Welker relatives were seen in town. Chas Shrum suffers rheumatic illness but shows improvement. Noa h Abernathy and family visited A J Patton. Strong local business notes include Chas Shrum buying a new player piano and L P Welker obtaining a new disc cultivator. Charley Lincoln and others attended church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ester Patton
Ernest Patton
Jackson
Web Limbaugh
Hurricane
Geraldine Pair
P I. Welker’s
Plainview
Dorothy Drum
Pauline
Louise Hensley
John Hensley
Woom
Shirum
Chas
Shrum
Noah Abernathy
J. Patton
Robert Longg
Charley Welkers
Sclay Belts
P. L. Welker
Lafe
William Denton
Charley Lincoln
Joe M. Shrum
Patton
Local Farmers Lag Behind Planting From Heavy Rains
Rain slows corn planting as area farmers struggle to finish. Names mentioned include Roy Scott visiting from St. Louis and several families visiting relatives in Advance and nearby communities. Multiple social visits record attending Mrs Mabrey and Mrs Joli Thiels.
Local Social Notes From Flatwoods and Nearby
A summary of community updates lists visits and absences among residents of Flatwoods and nearby areas. Mrs Grace Sanath and her grandmother Mrs Carter traveled to Carlinville for a stay. Eula Sharp visited Elsie Ward Sunday night and Monday. Rev Trentham preached at Down Grove Saturday and Sunday. Mr and Mrs Tallent hosted visits from Lavina Loites and family. Charley Rotitis left Thursday for an employment search. Luda Sharp visited Mrs Sharp Sunday. several local residents extended best wishes to readers of The Press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Sanath
Dexterta
Nicses Gues
Mildred Cooner
Cline
Union
Suticretvey
Charley Rotitis
Thiuesney
Luda Sharp
Bop ‘Sharp
Mro
Asher Harris
Mre
Effie
Gdronister
Frank Gregory Sumlay
Charlotte Myers
Fisie Gregory
The Editor Sees It All But Chooses What Publishes
A Dunklin Democrat excerpt reflects on editorial discretion. The editor weighs what to publish, balancing news value and community impact. It notes criticism of forebearance and the possibility of protecting readers and individuals from distress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burt
Dunklin Democrat
Ode to a Deteriorating Auto
A nostalgic lament about a beloved but aging vehicle. The speaker recalls the car’s bright paint and new tires, then mourns its decline with torn tops and frayed seats, noting the many bumps and eventual unreliability that ended the joy.
Aged Verses of Ills and Money Woes
A quatrain style lament blends illness with financial strain as the speaker laments whooping cough grippe and pip while notes of poverty and past wealth recurred. The voice recalls paying prices, debts, and a longing to buy a car again with renewed speed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Fragmentary dialogue from a bonding house scene
Fragmented OCR shows characters discussing a rat and reactions by Mrs Kellew and Casey. Text is garbled with missing words and unclear context, but hints at a domestic or workshop setting with conversations about favors, rats, and tasks.
Robby Thenia Gate Kill Er Rheumatic Pain Duel
Robby Thenia undergoes a trelieve pain duet claiming relief from Rheumatism Neuralgia and Sprains. The fragment hints at medical therapies or remedies but lacks clear context or attribution. Further readable details are needed to confirm the event, location, and involved parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robby-Thenia
Trelieves
Marble Hill visitors and local crop outlook noted
The Marble Hill area hosts Conrad and son Dewey of Alliance visiting, with farmers reporting good corn and cotton crops ready for plow. Homer Jamison of Moberly visits relatives, joined by Cape Alva Jamison. The Bollinger County Lumley School convention meets Marble Hill Methodist Church next Sunday at 3:30 PM with a speaker. Judge D C Clippard and Mrs Clippard, now in Hot Springs Arkansas, renew their press subscription and describe favorable conditions there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bollinger County
Lumley
Marble Hill
D.C. Clippard
Hot Springs
Ark
Judge
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Roy Scott
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Frome
Velma Revelle
Mere Nella Markham
Kate Thiele
Alonzo Cunningham
Chidren
Charles
Corrie Wilferth
Mide
Minnie Wilferth
Dorothy Scot
Velma
Andp Bling Revelle
Carl§Scott
Joho
Charles Mille
Lewist Berkman
Charles Revelle
Mra Nellir
Flatwoods
Cardus
Re Casey
Kellew
Pride
Fimivel
Kassant
M. Coudray
Mare Et Leir
GW. Donaldson, Ohener
A. Pander, Breeden
Luther J Grimsley
Thar W. Yount
Bank of Marble Hill
Marble Hill, Missouri
Tors A. Pander
Nyper Drum
RW. Cuippant
William J Alen
Mason Fo Kinder
HW. Bellinger
JC Sward
Ron. Hellinger
C. L. Hellinger
Bank of Zalma Zalma
We. Oreen
Fou
Geo B. Raync
Natiinel
Rafe & Loew Company
Sargent & Greenies
J J Chandler
Pom Wells
Caatier
WW. Seep, Jr
Assietant
Womemp +, Br
Henry Rifrank
Bollinger County Bank Lutesville
Missour
M Weis
Wow Sampee
Henry Bifrank
Wow Sanple
Washington DC
Furrenre Sern
Fass Hiertwas
Growan W Suits
Evewert Surra
Kim Iey
Moo
Desse
Tony J. Serra
Gu. H. Winarsow
Hate
Lene
Conrad
Son Dewey
Mar Alliance
Marvin Zimmerman
Rewr
Vance
Coat
Mins
Homer Jamison
Moberly
Ernie Jemison
Litesville
Cape Alva Jamison
R. W. VanAmburg
Lutesville
Trowel Lodge
A. F
A. M
J. A. McGioruum
W.M. R A. DeWitt
Bollinger County Abstract and Real Estate Company
Uthee
W. K. Chandler
Lutesville Harness Shop
Henry Elfrank
A. Sander, M. D
Wm, Lages, M. D
Lutesville, Mo
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