Revival meetings begin at Hinkle chapel in Gipsy
Health reported good with few exceptions. Elder death in East Prairie Mo. marks the start of revival meetings at Hinkle chapel Friday night. Families from Zatma visit, with several local children and churchgoers noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Prairie
Hinkle Chapel
James
Zatma
WD Hinkle
Elmer Sitze
Blanche Jones
Opha Nichols
Hinkle Chanel
Sitze
Gipsy Town
Weather Ties For Winter Rush In Dever District
Weather in Dever district tightens as corn harvest ends and farmers hurry to finish before winter. Corbin and Corbin sawmill cut lumber daily. Local notes report visits and travels including Nell Parker at the Cape and Daufree list week, Siss One Miller visiting her sister in McClure, JL Wiggins traveling to Glen Allen with Forrest Shelton, and Mrs J J Wiggins returning from Little Rock Ark after ten days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gettie
Corbin & Corbin Sawmillis
Lucuber Ian Trey
Nathan Floval
Leline
Bert
Potfard
Nell Paker
Cape
McClure
JL Wiggins
Glen Allen
Forrest Shelton
J. J. Wiggins
Little Rock
Ark
Sturee
Buchanan
Healthful Times for Our Community
Our people are enjoying good health. Farmers gathered corn as Reen Ve Pierce, principal of Birds Point school, spent the week’s end with home folks. Many attended baptizing at Lone Grove last Sunday. Moses Hartle moved to Millerville last week. Sella Adamson, daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Adamson, died October 28 after a severe illness, aged about four. Rev J N Stone delivered apples to Sturdivant area last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reen Ve Pierce
Birds Point Sehoul
Horne
Dochins
Millerville
Crawford
Estelle Patton
Elnrch
Love Grove
Lone Grove
Moses Hartle
HO Nanney
Sella
Charles Adamson
J. N. Stone
Sturdivant
E Lecter
Healey
M. F Williams
Mayme Porterfield
Zalone
Jno Farris
Waypepello
Zalma
Ferris
Henry Harty
Eva Scott Lacy
Joe Bates
Opha Nichols
Roy Wagner
Blanche Jones
Gipsy
Charles Duniphan
Eugene
Oto Doon
DI Leoffler's
Robi Youngs
Cecil McDaniel
Cleve Irwin
Verda Johnson
E. Hanners
Local notes on weather, school, and road upkeep
The column reports fine weather benefiting wheat, a Cape trip for Miss Short the teachers’ association, and a hopeful return for Clara Parsons to rejoin school. It notes dry roads ease building and urges landowners to maintain fences and ditches to preserve good roads, mentioning real estate agent George Ellinghouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Short
Cape
Teachers’ Association
Clara Parsons
George Ellinghouse
Farms Sold Across Country Involving Ohio Colony
A report states numerous farms have been sold nationwide with a colony from Ohio involved in purchases. George Ellinghouse’s eldest daughter, living in the south, plans to move to the old Elling house farm for her dependents. Ira Cott, who tried cotton picking in the south, fell ill with malaria but is now improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
George Ellinghouse
South
Ellinghouse
Greer
Ira Cott
Health and weather frame busy farm week
Farmers gather corn as Rev CR Baker preaches at Ebenezere church last Sunday. Sehreiner siblings visit Jackson on business while Otho Slinkard visits parents. Ada Slinkard and Alpha Craft attend Friday visits. George Schreiner travels to Cape County for work as Revs Stratton Shanks miss Harney appointments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CR. Baker
Ebenezere Curch
H. F. Sehreiner
Jackson
J. E. Sehreiner
Chere Otho Slinkard
Orav
Alexander Slinkard
Ada Slinkard
Alpha Craft
George Schreiner
Cape County
Stratton and Shanks
Harnony
Kendall Proffer
J. E. Kinder
Marble Hill
HF Schreiner
Lutesville
Bland Seabaugh
Bill Limbaugh
Caroline Crites
Cape Girardeau
Harry Reynolds
Thomas Huskey, Jr
W. W. Devore
Dan Crader
Daniel Proffer
T. B. Farmway
C. Ro Baker
B. F. Tate
Minnie Schreiner
Jesse Jackson
Susie
Greenbrier News Briefs Include Local Family Visits
Greenbrier notes arrival late for last issue, health reported very good. Farmers gather corn as A S Ramsey and wife with son Lyman visit Mr Ramsey's daughter at Chaffee. Mr and Mrs Lloyd visit daughter Mrs W G Cato. Miss Mary Long stays at Burt Lloyd's. Forrest Shelton seen on regular trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.S. Ramsey
Lyman
Mr. Lloyd
W. G. Cato
Mary Long
Burt Lloyd’s
Forrest Shelton
Local Notes And Visits From Greenbrier Area
Mrs Jr Wiggins visits her brother in Arkansas this week Edna Stepp visits Anna Cate Saturday night LaRue Wilson shows interest in prayer meetings at the place A Brownwood couple Mr and Mrs Henry Crites guests of Hosea Saturday night Greenbrier youngsters attend Zalma entertainment Reported a mice tune Box slipper at Stepp schoolhouse well attended Friday night Henrysberge shows in print if I see this.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiggins
Arkansas
Edna Stepp
Anna Cate
Larue Wilson
Henry Crites
Brownwood
Hosea
Greenbrier
Zalma
Stepp
Agai Henrysberge
Hurricane News from a Small Missouri Town
Local notes report typhoid cases including one death of Henry Statler and current illness of Mrs Florence James. Community activities include mill work by D R Seabaugh, new preacher Brother Buckner, road improvements, and various visits and gatherings. Corn prospects are good and many residents attend church, field meets, and social calls while farmers prepare wheat and build a silo for next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Statler
Florence James
Ray Hahs
Florence Jones
Florence
R Seabaugh
Masters
Joe Seshbaugh
Sev
B. R. Seahbaneh
Buckner
Fater
Seabaughs
Propst
Bollingers
Geo. L. Smith
Local visits and a wedding highlight week in Glen Allen
Social notes record visits by Miss Geraldine Pair and Miss Winnie Long to families near Mt. Carmel and at E H Bess. The Nettie Long and Robert L Shell wedding is noted with attendance by relatives. Barn raising by C M Robins and various errands by A J Lincoln KH Bess Mrs Lizzie Burton and son Roy mark a week of community activity around Glen Allen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Slinkard
Mt. Carmel
Geraldine Pair
E. H. Bess
Winnie Long
Nettie Long
Robert L. Shell
C. M. Robins
A.J. Lincoln
Ghen Allen
Marion Drum
J. W. Wright
Eli
In Loving Remembrance Of John Allen
In loving memory of our dear husband and father who departed this life one year ago on November 1. Silently the shades of evening gather round our lonely door and bring before me the dear face we see no more. A few more days of toil and tears, a few more pangs of yearning pain, and over the stream of vanished years we will clasp our precious one again. Mes JC Agies Corstex Ate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Allen
JC Agies
Corstex
Crowded lines from a distant reader in Indiana
A fragmented reader note from Indiana praises local crops and weather, mentions corn and wheat, and expresses interest in future submissions. It includes a sales pitch urging Christmas gift subscriptions to The Youth’s Companion and notes about free trial issues and 1916 forecasts.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Cireenbrier
Gardui
Sedgewickville
Eprmoe Press
Se Portravise the
J. Bo Welker
Estel Patton
Idora Patton
Irene Jackson
Permelin
A J Masters
J Mayfield
Bertha Masters
Jodi Patton
Jake Welden Jr
Sensus
Lincoln
Mr. Pleasant
Shrum, Mo
Calha
Colo
Celordo
Indiana
Mrevnings
Seis i
Anne
Pikes Peak
Tre Pye
Aino
Tee Vorra
Boston
Mass
Walaria
Pr. Cc
M. Witmer
Marble Hill, Mo
Trowel Lodge
A. F
A. M
G. B Sxioex
WM. JA. McGuornun
Firstelass
Per Niens
A. J. Manion
Osrisle
Bollinger County Abstract Co
Advance
Missouri
Courthous
Tolf Patrorace Solmtten
Cnaxotee
JW. Crasbite
Elery Zimmerman
Notary Public
Bank of Tibem Allem
Henry Knowles Patton
Chas, O. Hobbs
Hertiete
Pire
Vet
Pilate Tila
Corwamer
Seienite Fimerican
Henry Elfrank
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!