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CN ASULER lists Pitta Pobienet every Thursday in a local post office notice. Publisher Bateredt confirms the regular schedule at Martle Hill, with a brief line about the Մatcatering service.
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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1918
Page
8
CN ASULER lists Pitta Pobienet every Thursday in a local post office notice. Publisher Bateredt confirms the regular schedule at Martle Hill, with a brief line about the Մatcatering service.
A long, weather filled wrap of village happenings with rain, corn planting, car troubles, doctor visits, visits by kin, church singing, and community gatherings. Names such as Miss Hazel Ditties and Mrs. Emanuel Cook appear with various Sunday visits, a Red Cross fundraiser planned at Lone Grove schoolhouse, and farm work like barn erection and training camp departures.
A collage of names and happenings from Lutesville and Marble Hill area including visits, family gatherings, and community events. Residents such as Mrs JM Belchamber, Ben Smith, Floyd Roberneat, Charles Shrow, Henry Tuates, Robert Drum, Sam J McMioh, and Miss Mabel Stickler are noted visiting relatives, attending ice cream socials, speeches at Marble Hill, and church or funeral related travel.
Marquand Hubert Sitte of Lodge was a business visitor in town Saturday. Mrs William Moyers, visiting her sick daughter Mrs Lester Moore near Bessville, returned home Saturday. Frank Stanfill lost three fingers on his left hand last week, with amputation necessary.
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