Chandler Street Postpones Elisee Mutter Meeting
A notice from Chandler Street News delays the elisee Mutter meeting scheduled for Thursday at the Miedwell post. Local publisher Dundtakaik Tine Press Pus reports the postponement with minimal details.
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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1916
Page
8
A notice from Chandler Street News delays the elisee Mutter meeting scheduled for Thursday at the Miedwell post. Local publisher Dundtakaik Tine Press Pus reports the postponement with minimal details.
Fragmented OCR reads like a busy local column with names such as Newell and Porkins, Thomas Garner, Jesus Cainer, Thomas Fowler, Joseph Allgood, and Miss Sola faker. Mentions a house vacated by Mr Fowler, a progressing school, and a field meet at Zalma with unclear outcomes.
The report covers a Friday night supper at Ladd Church and a Sunday event at Club Creek, with an appointment shift moving from the fourth to the second Saturday. Greenwood girls defeated Zalma girls in a baseball game five to four, seven Greenwood players versus nine Zalma players, and Roccie Cooper traveled to Lutesville seeking work. Schools progress with Lula Baker as principal and goodwill wished to Tae Press and its readers.
A cluttered snippet lists visits and greetings among residents. Mentions include Pierce and Hansen families from Granite Creek visiting John Hansen and Mrs Hansen’s father LP Cibbage at Scopus, Miss Mattie Schimek of Cape Gerardean visiting her father Berthold Setiroc near Mount Zion, and various others attending gatherings and weekend activities.
Farmers report good health and harvest progress with wheat sowing finished and corn gathering ongoing. Visitors include Jody Goodson at HB and Wo W Matthews family from Glen Allen. families attend prayer meetings and social events. Charley Ramsey quits farming improvements. below cotton picking returns noted. Community ties show small-town routines with church, library fundraiser, school care, and neighborly visits across Balch, Union Ridge, and Glen Allen.
Gregory school carried off honors while Zalma field racer Lee Hoghes and Joe Hughes won multiple events in the two class dash and relay. Prula Rea won the first class potato race and Henry Abernathy took the broad jump. Ora Mathews earned best tatting. Prof Hughes trained pupils and community notes mention local visits and a closing line as news is scarce.
Perkins Creek area reports decent health and farming progress. Ivan Myers leads school, Rev Patterson closes meetings, and families including Mr and Mrs Cat Fowler visit relatives. A field meet at Zalwia November 4 attracts local youth. several residents attend gatherings and help with farm chores on Labh Creek.
Virx TON McKelee and children depart for Colorado by Mon Henry Gooden hauls barrier for Barker and Underwood Urban Gibbs from Gipey spends Wednesday night with parents Mr and Mrs A L Gibbs A L and others left for the fishery Monday The Trice Creek Telephone company did repairs this week Beal improves at writing work at S E Ballinger’s Thursday well attended Mr and Mrs Plarris Mary of Madison County visit Lettie fell for Brodgert Thursday for painting Henry Ossi makes road improvements Beal thrown from horse Tuesday injuries minimal Cape Girardeau resident Clancke Kitchen noted.
A scan of short items lists visits and trades such as Kinder buying cattle and Gale Allen in Glen Allen. Names like Aunt Eliza Whitener moving to Trace Creek, Oren and Ben Hawn planning a sawmill, and James Woods death on September 10, 1916. Freemasons pay tribute with formal resolutions praising Woods and offering sympathy to his family.
Resolution notes the death of JC Ridings on September 1916 and honors his lodge and community contributions. It requests publication of the resolutions, recording in lodge records, and a period of mourning. The text expresses sympathy to family and friends and acknowledges Ridings devotion to the industry and fraternal service.
A friend asks how Jones knows his speed while driving. Jones explains by noting changes in car parts and sounds at different speeds, including a fifth Bulkea and the scent of certain songs. The tale ends with a humorous moral about speed and perception.
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