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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1914
Page
8
Our Correspondents From Towns and Visits
Our Correspondents arrived too late for last issue. Bureite Beal visited Tom Turners Sunday at noon. Rev JR Reed held a protracted meeting the last two weeks at Liberty Church. Dr. Burton of Lowndes was in this part of the country fox chasing one night last week. Miss Mary Thomas visits Lutesville. Hobart James of Zalma and Miss Ophie Duan attended Liberty Church Sunday. William Nichols and family near Arab visited Joe Bess and family Saturday night and Sunday. Wilson Vavak visited Ed Vavak and family this week. News scarce, closing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureite Beal
Tom Turners
JR Reed Hell
Liberty Church
Dr. Burton
Lowndes
Mary Thomas
Lutesville
Hobart James
Zalma
Ophie Duan
Liberty
William Nichols
Joe Bess
Wilson Vavak
Ed Vavak
Page
Greenwood
John Pickett
George Shields
Will Fowler
Walter Galbreath
Schlattz
A.C. Fowler
Valle Stell
Glen Allen
Mabel Shell
Rebecca Sipes
Myrtle Fowler
Harrison Cooper
Walter Bidewell
John Reitman
Monroe
Thomas Fowler
John Fowler
Martha Cooper
Ella Cooper
James Griffy
Walker's
Buchanan Sam
F McMinn
J. Hedrick
R. Francis
Burk School
Charles Thoms
Myrtle Bollinger
Charles Sages
Marble Hill
Elisha Kinder
Gipsy
Bland Barnhart
Henry Crites
Turkey Creek
Lillie Hovis
Lona Turner
Thelma
Maud Myers
Troy Hopkins
Liberty Churchhouse
Cow Boy
Local Notes From the Ozarks Community
The column records daily life in a rural Missouri locale with names like Nowl Jamison Albert Irvin and Rev Page. Activities include timber work cutting wood school diplomas for perfect attendance, a birthday party hosted by Eve Scott, visits to Zalma and Schlattz, and upcoming events such as a wedding and a thriving school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamison
California
Pennsylvania
Tharwoods
Albert Irvin
Ei Willems
Zalma
Chas Steinard
Jarmison School
Eve Scott
Nowa Maras
Dongola Worker Averages 30 Pupils With Conrad Team
Will Newell is employed by D. J. Conrad at Dongola Lowe Gre, overseeing an average of 30 pupils per class. The arrangement reflects a compact teaching assignment within the local division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Newell
D. J Conrad
Dongola
Health Notes From Mayfield and Nearby Towns
Health is reasonably good in the area as residents report visits and everyday business. Local people mention welfare of families, visits to Daisy, Sedgewickville, Cape Girardeau, and Perryville, plus mill and factory work, school progress, and community events such as hunts, meetings, and a box supper at Burk school.
Local notes from Senath and vicinity reveal farm work and births
Near Sedgewickville a large building moved last week. H J Lincoln and son finished a modern dwelling for Fred Seibert of Burfordville. Brown & Sons moved their sawmill near Huskey with a large lumber bill. R F James and son Roy from James Creek were dehorning cattle locally last week. Cotton picking winds down, pork butchering by T M Moore yielded four hogs of 400 pounds. John A Masters’ late girlfriend is very sick. Dunklin County elected a Republican this year, first ever. T B Griffin and son Frank visited Senath Friday. George W Lincoln of Hurricane visited Senath to pick cotton for Andrew Shrim near Caruth. John Newell has married since arriving in county. Ducks plentiful in this section.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sedgewickville
T.M Moore
John A. Masters
Dunklin
T. B. Gritfin
Frank
Senath
George W. Lincoln
Hurricane
Andrew Shrim
Caruth
John Newell
Local residents move and travel in small town notes
Marion Porter moves to F M Huskeys farm FOV and Simmons relocates from Barks farm to C oH Coopers residence in town. JM Deck transacts business in town. Elgar SN. Zimmerman gardens corn. Alexander of Lodge cane resides near fire scene last week. Several townsfolk make trips to Cape Girardeau and Bollinger. Clifton Comedy Company visits all week. Road district election on November 0th urges YES vote to keep funds local. Patron teachers meeting Friday includes a box supper for library funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Porter
Huskeys
Simmons
Barks
Oh Coopers
JM Deck
Elgar SN
Zimmerman
Roc Alexander
Lodge Cane
Alexander
Mr Rhodes
Ross
Ain
G. W. Burnes
Caruth Mo
Bollinger
Dunkin County
Stilts
Lodge
Christy
Grimsley
Hurricane
Ephraim Bess
New Salem
J. A Berry
Missoun
Cape Girardeau
J. A. Berry
Ruth
MeMinn
Buchanan
M. L. Henderson
Manquand
Bert Kidd
Charleston
J. W. Rielly
J. Grindstaff
Adam Lincoln
Mr. Lincoln
T. J. McGregor
Perkins, Mo
Shrum
Julius
Louis Zimmerman
Clifton Comedy Company
Anelia Schwering
Peer Fowler
Fredy Warren
Katie Kirowies
Pieter A. Berry
Maryintied
Mobert Wells
Marble Hill
Estes
Mornlay
Luke Vance
Vo McCormick
Welker
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