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Newspaper

Marble Hill Press

Location

Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Nov 20, 1919

Page

8

Rural News From Flatwoods and Surroundings

Qur Corrspondens. Flatwoods Arrived too late for last ise. Health is good Everybody is glad to see the sun shinesomeGy te since so much rain Wheat sowing will blaze. Mes Eva Willems of Alton Hi is Visiting in this vicinity. Mildred Farmer and Melvin Mouser attended prayer meeting at Union Grove Sunday. Preaching service at McGee hayp et Saturday night and Sunday. Our school Pounds is progress ive woecely under the careful mran agement of Miss Vera Alimon Norman Farmer, who is working at Alton TL, as visiting home folks Pansy Prawl. Gregory visited McKelvey school Wednesday. J.P. Willems of Cape county vis ited his daughter, is C A Sharp from Wenesay until Teursday of last week Mr and Mee Raymond Pirtle's baby, who has been sik some time is improving Mrs Edward Sharp visited her parents, Mr and Mes Fo M. Tallent, Friday afternoon Norman Farmer and Odie Cooper attended prayer meeting Sunday time. Hest wishes to Tax Pros Serereraer.

Eva Willems Alton Mildred Farmer Melvin Mouser Union Grove McGee Haypet Pounds Vera Alimon Norman Farmer Raymond Pirtle Edward Sharp Mes Fo M. Tallent Norman Farmer Odie Cooper

Local Social Notes from Jamison Schodl and Zalma Visit Timed

Aig ved too late for last scene John Withers returned from the southern counties Saturday Mitt Kerr attended the pie supper in the Jamison Schodl Saturday night Misses Leata and Winnie Long of Zatma visited at T J Clubb's Saturday and Sunday Mr and Mrs W J Rea took dinner with Me and Mrs King Gaines Sunday Irene Gibbs, who has been very ill, is able to be out again Elbert Shrader of Jonesboro visited T J Clubb Friday Miss Opha Dunn of Zalma visiting her brother B F Dunn this work Misses Mamie and Eva Rea visited at T J Clubb's Sunday Willard Clubb visited home folks Jake Abernathy and Willie Rea went to the Flatwoods Sunday Elmer Sitres with a bunch of hogs passing through.

Aig John Withers Southern Counties Mitt Kerr Jamison Schodl Leata Winnie Long Zatma T J W. J. Rea King Gaines Irene Gibbs Elbert Shrader Jonesboro Ark T. J Opha Dunn Zalma B. F. Dunn Mamie Eva Rea Willard Clubb Jake Abernathy Willie Rea Flatwoods Elmer Sitres

Health Notes and Local Appointments Reported

Health is good with a few cases of whooping cough. Rev. Harvey filled his appointment at McGee chapel Saturday night and Sunday. Fletcher Reed and Philip Gregory left for the lower counties last Friday. Dewey Harris, formerly living with his parents, returned to Advance Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Charley Gibbs visited her father Calvin Myers near Glen Allen Sunday. Mana Semple and Will Slemmer went to Chaffee Sunday. Uncle Adolph Gibbs visited Frank Gregory Sunday afternoon.

Harvey McGee Chapel Fletcher Reed Philip Gregory Lower Counties Dewey Harris Asher Harris Charley Gibbs Calvin Myers Glen Allen Mana Semple Will Slemmer Chaffee Adolph” Gibbs Frank Gregory

Farmers Busy With Harvest As Rain Persist

Arrived too late for last year we are having plenty of rain most of the farmers are busy gathering corn. A. O. Shetley made a business trip to Fredericktown Saturday. Homer Whitener of Twelve Mile and Miss Blanche Bollinger of this place were married Sunday. The writer wishes them a long and happy life. The infant of Mr. and Mrs. Forrest linger is slowly improving. Liza Whitener has gone to Fredericktown to visit her son Bob Whitener and family. Arthur Cheek and family of Olathe Cole are visiting relatives here. Theo Hovis of Big Creek transacted business in this section. Mrs. Sarah Skeggs of Flat River is visiting her niece, Mr. C. A. Shetley, and family. Mr. and Mrs. A. E Kinder were at Marble Hill Monday on business. Rev. Robert Shell filled his appointment at Miller chapel Saturday and Sunday. Robert and Harry Shetley and families will leave for Colorado in the near future. Joe Miller, who has just returned from Colorado, passed thru this section Monday. Otto Haynes brought his bride in Monday and the young folks gave them a charivari. Nelle Pridy has returned from an extended visit in the west. John Swan and daughter-in-law made a business trip to Fredericktown last week. Ina Crow.

Ao Shetley Fredericktown Homer Whitener Twelve Mile Blanche Bollinger Forrestlinger Liza Whitener Bob Whitener Arthur Cheek Olathe, Cole Sarah Skeggs Flat River C. A. Shetley A. E Kinder Marble Hill Robert Shell Miller Chapel Robert Harry Shetley Colorado Joe Miller Otto Haynes John Swan Ina Crow Marble Hill Press Ogarka Arctica Spring River Rapti Hill Doctor Witmer Far West Paul Sam France Davauit Aurora Curtis Baptist Eee of Lawrence County

Two Weeks at Baptist Church Add Two to Church

Rev B Aulébury concluded a two weeks meeting at the Baptist church with earnest preaching and two additions to the congregation. Marquand Health updates note doctors busy except for colds. J D Whitemer of this piece.

Marquand B. Aulébury Baptist Church J. D. Whitemer

Wanderings and Whispers From Fredericktown News

Local notes show a family relationship and small transfers including a $30,000 farm purchase near Fredericktown. Uncle John remains a long time hotel boarder at Reagan hotel with crowded rooms. Oda Kelley visits Charney Homan. Farrar returns to Maryland after staying with son C Farrar. Dowd sells store to Ed Reagan. Matthews sells restaurant to Elwood Stevens. Watts family from Olathe Cole visit daughter Fred Vierse and relatives. Poetic reflections and religious verses close the page.

Fredericktown Frederiktown John Reagan Hotel Mise Oda Kelley Charney Aoh Homan & Company White & Company Mire Farrar Maryuand Hir Son Dy C . Farrar

Community Reunion and Local News From Marble Hill

A large gathering at Mrs Minnie Schreiner’s home in Appleton MO includes many neighbors and relatives from nearby towns. The report notes visiting friends, recent moves, and a bond issue win in Ballinger County while expressing attachment to Marble Hill and its community.

Gone But Not Forgotten Hester Hahn Obituary Card

Beloved daughter Hester Lucille Hahn born June 8 1917 died October 23 1919. The note speaks of faith in God doeth all things well and the family awaiting reunion in a bright home. She leaves a father and mother with others who mourn their loss as a little child passes away.

Hester Lucille Hahn Lyman Hahn Jesus Heser Hester

From Mount Vernon I Afloat in Spring River Country

Mount Vernon readers rejoice in the Spring River region near Rapti Hill praising nature and local life. PraR Parvar from Longtown reports happiness, Doctor Witmer and Paul in France, wheat in the fields, Hereford cattle sales at Aurora, and a protracted church meeting urging prayers for salvation.

Friends and Neighbors Reflect on Shared Feathers and Kindness

The note thanks Mr. Chandler and neighbors for support over the past year, cherishing the close ties and daily prayers. The writer expresses gratitude for kindness received from the Martie Hill Freee editor and family, and hopes for ongoing good will among longtime friends and neighbors.

Martie Hill Wel Mere Chandler

Youth's Companion subscription offer and prices

The Youths Companion promotes family reading with joint activities and offers new subscriptions for 1990. Includes McCalls Magazine and Companion Home Calendar 1230, all for 2.95, with reston Massachusetts address for new subscriptions.

Companion McCall's Magazine Momthly Youths Companion Commonwealth Ave St. Peal St Reston Mass

Tax Returns Filed in Missouri Counties for 1918

South of the Missouri River district reports show Secome federal income tax returns by county. Notable figures include St. Louis County 3023, Oregon 91, Gasconade 234, Maries 36, Wayne 135, Shannon 35, Scott 780, Cape Girardeau 1114, Ste Genevieve 163, Jefferson 588, Dent 80, St. Francois 134, Washington 65, Crawford 78, Pulaski 91, Madison 113.

Missouri River St. Louis County Oregon Gasconade Maries Wayne Shannon Scott Cape Girardeau Ste. Genevieve Jefferson Dent St. Peery Washington Crawford Pulaski Madison

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Walker & Son Hardware & Furniture Company Lutesville, Mo Gregory McKelvey J.P. Willems Cape County Wenesay Hest Pros Serereraer Pondreek Theo Hovis Big Creek A.J. Dowd Ed Reegan Mr Dowd Wm. Matthews Elwood Stevens DS Watts Olathe Cole Fred Vierse Jace Frost Elon Mark Pope Mamma Pape Paps Minnie Sehreiner Benjamin Sehreiner Alvin Tuschdorf Rey Meyer Charles Sinedt Walter Clingingsmith Appleton, Mo Wesley Schreiner Babe August Mayer Louis Hragt Metcalls Sanday Ernest Dentsok St. Louis C A Hales Ernest Dent JR Kineaich Parkview DC Roe Andy Ballinger Minnie Schreiner Oscar John Ballinger Lutesville George Schreiner Mra Mary Meyer Neelys Landing Daniel Profler Tae Peres Old Ballinger County Tr Peom Marthe Hill Mount Vernon, Mo C. A. Bander Luther J. Grimaley W. Yount Bank of Marble Hill C. A. Sander Robert Drum J., E. W. Clippard William,d. Allen Masco F. Kinder B. Bellinger Preient O. C Bank of Bow Bellinger Gee. K. Bell Wm. Urees Vo. C. Ward Burgins Insurance Bere Door Sargent J. 3. Chandier M Welle, Ceahier W. W. Rample, Jr Anderant Cashier Reber Dram Neary Eifrant Bollinger County Bank Missouri MM Wells W. W. Sample, Jr J. J. Chandler Rete Dram, Jr W. A. Decnolt MD Weekly Charlee Hawes Stiesneim Secome Tax Returns Con County Searee Chee Tro Hollinger County Marble Eat Alleoce Melton Michel Salesville Barness Shop Wemry Elfrank Trowel Lodge A. F A. M C. A. Sander, M. D R. W. VanAmburg WM. Lages M. D W. K. Chandler
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