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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1921
Page
8
Unclear OCR text references residents and events including Robert Head and others. Fragments mention Friday supper, a gathering at night, and local names such as Merkle Huy and Gipsy Blue Eyes, with surrounding vague context about a community event or social gathering.
Local news from Martel area reports a well attended senior supper at Lowe Grove Eatery and a busy weekend with box suppers, visits, and church events. Several residents, including Teeters with appendicitis improved, and neighbors share updates on travel, health, and school progress. A stray notice seeks a lost horse near Glen Allen and a curious mention of county farming and loans.
Mrs. Sarah J. Lindsay field secretary of the Presbyterian Mission Board will lecture at the Presbyterian Church Marble Hill Tuesday evening November 16 at 7 15 An all day meeting by the Presbyterian Missionary Societies at the Lutesville Presbyterian Church Wednesday November 16 Luncheon served A lecture will also be given at the Lutesville Presbyterian Church Wednesday evening at 7 18 An offering for sessions will be taken at each meeting Everyone is invited to attend.
Notice of sale at public auction by F. M. Wells as trustee under a deed of trust. Won Jaques and Ben Jaques defaulted on a note secured by property in Bollinger County Missouri. Sale set for November 18, 1921 at Marble Hill courthouse to satisfy the note plus interest and costs.
The American Red Cross reports 43 major disasters causing deaths across the United States in the year. Vast relief efforts include funds of 1,157 and widespread aid by 328 Red Cross chapters. The push emphasizes continued disaster relief, with annual roll call and renewed fundraising efforts through November.
Growth of Red Cross Life Saving Corps across the country expanded to 14 corps with over 10000 members. About 1270 are skilled enough to serve as examiners. Notable achievement includes forming a large life saving corps at Annapolis United States Naval Academy.
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