Toe Manes Hit Press
Toe Manes Hit Press is published weekly by J L Chandler. It appears in Marble Hill with second class mail status and نشر in the local post office records.
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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1918
Page
8
Toe Manes Hit Press is published weekly by J L Chandler. It appears in Marble Hill with second class mail status and نشر in the local post office records.
The report notes the marriage of Fulton Cooper of Sank and Leora McDanniel of Flatwoods occurred Sunday morning at the bride’s parents home with Rev TW Cooper officiating. The couple’s future life is wished well by the community.
Sunday attendance at Gravelton church referenced and multiple family visits noted. Will Bollinger and family visited Ode Cheek near Moore chapel Saturday night and Sunday. Johnnie Rickman and family visited Ben Barvers Sunday. Newton Beal took a business trip to Marquand on Monday.
Mr Es Amza Kander and his mother with Miss Glady Whcecarver visited Geo. Bo Myers near Buchanan on Sunday. Uncle John Rickman, recently ill, is able to be about again. George Bollinger and Ben Dunn joined Newton Beal's Sunday gathering. Pond Creek telephone line repaired and in good condition. Jasper Rea covering his barn. Zalims road improvements from Mom Sturgeons to CK Wills. Ben Conder did carpenter work for TG Chubb last week. News scarce, will sign off.
Health in Leopold is reasonably good as Little Albert Nenninger recovers enough to return to school. Mrs. Anna Jacobs and her daughter return to St. Louis after visiting her parents Mr and Mrs William Price. Miss Anna Elfrink returns from St Louis. Anton Steverink Jr and wife welcome a newborn son. A large crowd attends the hall speech night. Robert Jansen visits home after a Raleigh North Carolina service and furlough, to the delight of many friends.
Pond Creek reports Mrs. Dan Fowler and Miss Lucy Fowler recovering from influenza. Visitors include Jesse Long with sisters Winnie and Ollie Lawarance from near Marquend, who called on their aunt, Mrs. T.J. Clubb, on Wednesday night. Miss Bert and Miss Opha Dunn also visited.
Marquand Mrs Flora Combs visited her father M Bo Venable last week JH Whitener of Crooked Creek is a business visitor in town Mon y A L Hahn of Elvins was transacting business in town Friday The little son of Lester Whitener is quite poorly at present Charlie Rhodes of Grisham passed thru our town recently on his way to St Louis where he is going to work Thursday night several of the members of Rev Headrick s charge surprised him by coming to the parsonage before prayer meeting each one bringing a sack bundle or bucket of something useful Miss Stella Coombs who is staying with Mr and Mrs Crites visited home folks last week Miss Lena Osborne and sister of Fredericktown visited Miss Minnie Crites the primary teacher last week Daisy
God in his wisdom called to eternal home the beloved Mabel Miller daughter of Mr and the notice notes her passing and honors her memory in a concise obituary style for the community record.
Obituary fragment from Marble Hill area recalling Mabel, daughter of a local family, born May 1 in Martle Hill Missouri. She lived with relatives in New Tree Creek area and Marble Hill, converted at Marble Hill Baptist Church, died at age 11 years 1 month 16 days. Funeral notices mention New Tree Creek and local family, with references to probate and estate settlement proceedings for Henry Wobwerr. Possible health remedies advertisement appears at end.
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