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Newspaper

Marble Hill Press

Location

Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Nov 30, 1916

Page

8

Our Correspondents Report From Lone Crrove Area

Our correspondents note good health and happiness across the community. Several locals travel for visits and business while weather remains favorable. Virginia Belle Roe, daughter of Dave Roe, died Sunday and was buried at Sedgewickville cemetery. funeral by Rev C R Baker. Public school closed last week due to scarlet fever. Burtie Seatvinghs children among cases.

George Bolliger Will Wooldridge DT. Stathers Seatough Cape List Minnie Cook Statler Oak Rife Moundbay Virginia Belle Roe Dave Roe Sedgewickville C RO Baker

Local Churchgoers Attend Services and Family Visits

Dated notes show several families visiting relatives in Flat River and nearby towns. Richland Troy Anderson visited a sister in Flat River and returned. Mrs Sarah Layton and daughter from Malden visited Mrs Anna Harris and Amon Shalwurth. Carrie Cunningham of Drum attended church. Box supper planned Wednesday. school progress praised under teacher Neil Smith.

Flora Bess Flat River Richland Troy Anderson Sarah Layton Malden Anna Harris Amon Shalwurth Carrie Cunningham Drum

Local News Briefs and Social Happenings

Health concerns noted as Mrs Ro Schrader shows some improvement. Mrs WH Nichols returns from Marble Hill visit to her daughter Mrs OW Yount. PB Dewitt and Ro Wagner visit Wis C B Johnson. An entertainment and pie supper is planned at the school on Wednesday night November 20 with invitations and pie bringing requested. Esther Hinkle visited Miss Eulah Nichols. Venue and Verda Johnson shopped at Lowndes. Miss Comte McDaniel visited Wermeter. Mre May Rev J Schrader mentioned.

WH. Nichols OW Yount Marble Hill Dewitt Ro Wagner Wis Johnson Esther Hinkle Eulah Nichols Verda Johnson Lowndes Comte McDaniel Wermeter J Schrader Gladis Athelstan Ark Reuther Dewitt Jim Scout Venus Johnson Woh. Nichols Oscar Yount Samay Blanche Jones Eula Opha Nichols Chas Scott and Sons Castor Might Williams Peters Lies Minge Pearl Fox Dora Peters Weit Joly Messrs Peters Fox Joe Barnes Roy Wajtoer Rocky Bratch

Bollinger County Votes Dry despite opposition and praise

A fragmented clipping notes Bollinger County in Missouri is dry and residents hope to stay dry after a recent state vote. It laments the county’s earlier wet stance, praises the anti alcohol movement led by local WoC members, and urges sustained dry effort next year. Also reported is Leo Hombs marrying Dorothy Berry in Columbia, describing the bride as educated and accomplished and the groom as a newspaper worker with journalism training.

Bollinger County Amenigent Neo Peope Right Old Rum Smiker St Louis Shanikon Selon American Publi School Woc T Tlt Hollinger County Missouri Avis Emmener Leo Hombs Miss Berry Leo H Hombs Dorothy Berry Hickman Avenue AW. Pasley Mr Hombs Bode Columbia High School Stephens College Ste Messler Hombs Tie Sedalia School of Journalism the State University Little Rock Ark FJ MetCawatland Action of University of Missouri Teter University Extension Servicw

Revival Meeting Near Perryville and Community Notes

Records of local activity mention a revival meeting near Perryville, visits by families to relatives, and neighbors helping with stock water. Various residents including Albert Irvin and family, John Matthews, Neal Scott, Monroe Cooper, and the Haniaceck family are noted for moves, visits, or business. A quiet spell and ongoing school progress under W M Hughes are also recorded alongside prayers and social visits.

JH Newell Monroe Cooper Alten Tio Haynes Cooper & Haynes John Matthews Neal Scott Monroe Coopers Farm Haniiceck Isine Unis

Seabaughs, Saw Mill Move, Engines Bought Near Cape Girardeau

Sedgewichville residents report Dr Seabaugh drove to Cape Girardeau to visit his daughter Mrs Cook who underwent recent surgery. Willie Masters visits, while Seabaugh and neighbors discuss buying a six horsepower gasoline engine to operate a mill. Mr and Mrs David Roe remain sick. The saw mill was moved to Ho Grindstaffs place Friday. John M Seabaugh farms nearby. Robert Cook works for him. Seabaugh and sons busy sawing. Ehier Seabaugh traveled to Cape Girardeau Friday to purchase an engine for his mill.

DR. Seahaugh Cape Girardeau Mrs Cook Willie Masters Rie David Roe Ro Sewitch John Mseabaugh Robert Cook Bli Seabaugh and Sons Ehier Seabaaith

Local notices and town happenings mix of visits sales and repairs

Weekend events and family news from the community include Suvaiy pie supper at the McKelvey churchhouse, Will Harris sale and plans to move to Nebraska, plus several injuries, renovations, and visits. Fish reports say scarce catches. school progress noted under Melvin Farmer.

Harmony Sunday precedes a Quiet spell of Weather

The item notes fine weather in Hog Creek with Rev. Trentham delivering a regular Harmony appointment. Social visits spanned Whitewater and nearby families. Mrs Mollie Kinder and Ada Watkins visited relatives, Lizzie Profler and children called on Minnie Schreiner, and Roy and Albert Schreiner joined Minnie and kin. Slinkard family activity centered on road duties and visiting his mother. James Stovall moved his house after buying a Jersey cow.

Trentham Harmony Mollie Kinder Ada Watkins Whitewater Daniel Proffer Truman Buell Slinkard Wesley Schreiner Lizzie Profler Minnie Schreiner Slinkard Roy Albert Jackson Jos? Shanken N.C Obiham James Stovall

Twenty-Five Year Bond Issue for Gravel Road Build

A public notice outlines a twenty five year bond issue at five percent to fund road construction. The plan covers building at least twenty five miles of good gravel roadway. The project aims to improve local transportation and access.

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Lone Crrove Teave James ‘Trentham Henry Mund Burnie Bollinger Matuel Coon J Ho Crader Mondas Kies Lake Morehouse Dobn Putand Frank Hansen Henry Seinen Wayne County Dongela Ellison Harris Lewisa Melton Cobb Neil Smith Feneral Charley Bagby Anderson John Young Ciipsy Ro Schrader Mrs. Sarth Boggs Winnipeg Cardui Bert Martin Near Grassy Wo W Patterson Jamison Perryville Howl of Turkey Creek Albert Irvin Will Pearl Jones and Verda Eo Tobnsen Visied Moss Opta Nich Olss Saratcay Magist Nove Arness Gande Barrett Place Wesley Schteiner Lutesville Arthur McGregor Esther Hahn Esther Newell Emery Baker W M Hughes John Whitener R. L. Vances John Ro Rea Samuel Newell Mingo Sedgewichville Puente Juda Seabaugh Clay Stader Mies Suvaiy McKelvey Will Harris Sale Nebraska George Baker Walter Vance J E Haynes Rosamore Smith John A Isabell George McDaniel J. E Cooper Marion Porter J. A. Taylor Melvin Liley Oran Reuben McCormick Aloug Melvin Farmer M. Sample Jasper McGees Ed Sharp Glen Allen Walker Hardware Co Lissours Estes Brothers Marble Hill, Mo CM Wiseer Precedent Leo, Caebler Chast Hobos Meleta Lotes Assistamt Robert Rave, Sr 2 Chander Bollinger County Bank Fmwelle Witener Chandler Sami McMien Rober BH Plellinger CL. Bellinger, Caubier DM Tenneut Bellinger Bank of Zalma Zalma DB Bennett CH. Pape S. Pow M McLane Bur Plar Insurance National Safe & Lock Company Sargent & Greenleaf The Huntsville Herald Tai Hicks Cole Geakve Magaziene Ween Ann Worura Toes Word and Works Publishing Company Prankiin Avenue Lewis, Mo
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