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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1916
Page
8
An archival note from a Thursday Chandler page mentions a Marble Will posteller and a Jo ciass matter with publisher alterations. The readable fragment implies a publishing process detail and edits affecting a local notice or column. Names and exact actions are unclear due to damaged OCR.
A scratched entry notes Moore Chapel mir and Mos Senter visitors and local residents Mrs Sheiher Sumitay Nir and Miss Wikitener visiting the writer Mes Shettey on Sunday. Mentions attendees near Manyu and Dine with Sueday events and Mrs Bub spe. Heulah Moore attended Sueday at Moor phat and Sunlie Gierqaieny.
Fragmentary OCR reveals Sodgewichville parishioners welcoming a new pastor who delivers sermons each Sunday. A sequence of unclear sentences mentions Friday or Sunday evening activities, a Mrs. Hobok, a Dr Susyiler, and various odd phrases, but readable facts point to the church's leadership change and ongoing worship.
Health is very contin as lenin Miss Min Lane wats the guest Miss Dora Statler Shuinay Mo and Mrs Burette Howard visited Mr. and Mrs Garnet Ratsey at Advance Saturday and Sunday. Misses Anne Sample and Hester Daw were guests of Misses Alma and Pearl on Sunday. Mr and Mrs. James Crosty visited at Browrweat Sutielay. Mrs Nathan Lloyd and daughter visited Mrs Lloyd's prother Mead Ireland at Chaffee. Mr and Mrs. Ralph Baker and Miss Leona Lieyd went to Springfield a few days ago where Mrs Baker and Miss Lloyd have good positions. Mrs John Long went to Brown on Sunday. Sunday school is getting along nicely. Prayer meeting every Sunday night.
A rural district report notes dry conditions persisting on the alen route though farmers prepare for wheat. Uncle Andy Heal is ill and Eule Kinder with Dulph Ward shipped cattle. G W Stilts sold cattle. Mrs Cora McKeriry of Olathe visits her father A J Beal. Ethel Hollinger ill. Geo Bollinger sold two milk cows. Amon Heal returns from Mountain Grove after visiting his father. Jobe Stevens sells his farm to a Kentuckian and plans to move to New Madrid. Mee Salindie Whitemer dies.
Hluskey John Call sicks improving. Robbertsons retire from Dunklin equity. Eliza Docking stays with daughter in Burfordville. Crites family moves to Shep Jones place. Merlie Crader visited St Louis. Sorghum grinding injures Miss Crader’s finger. Huskey Jr to finish barn. Ramsey injured by dog near barbed wire. Seataugh family moves to Dunklin county to pick rotten fruit. Lenore Schoebel’s friends saddened by news.
The Hinsereet church notes pastor Threech dismissed for some reason and reports the revival of preaching power. Many have joined the church by profession of faith and baptism is planned for Monday afternoon. Visitors from Tackeen and Methodison are welcomed as fellowship grows in the town.
Hahn Chapel members gathered at the parsonage Monday to surprise the pastor and wife by filling their larder with a bountiful meal. Women present included Mary E. Allen J M Zimmerman R F Jones E C White Bell Smith Bessie Bazzell Rosy Crader 3 J Spencer Sarah Barks CR Estes Nellie Hahn Mollie Hatin EM Allen and FP Welsh. The note urges revival service attendance at the Baptist church and requests all to join the firing line against sin. Circuit appointments: First Sunday Saturday night and Sunday 11 at Hickory Grove.
The schedule lists services at Harmony Gravel Hill Hahn Chapel and Fairview across four Sundays and the fifth Sunday. Saturday night and Sunday 11 events occur at multiple churches including Harmony Gravel Hill Hat Chapel Hickory Grove and Hickory Grove. Church calendar notes various times and venues for worship services.
Final settlement planned by William Chan administrator debonis non of the estate of Sophia P Murford. Probate court of Fiddlinger County Missouri will hear the matter at Martle Hill on the 9th day of November 1946. The administrator teboris nan WoL Tiss administer.
Notice is given that Nath is executor of the estate of Frederick J. Vount, deceased, with letters testamentary granted to Nath by the probate court of Rollinger County Missouri on the 16th day of September sixteen. All persons having claims against the estate must present them within one year from the last publication of this notice or be barred from recovery.
Notice to farmers of the nineteenth annual toenting of the Helinger County Farmer Mutual Aid variety to be held in Bollinger County Missouri on Saturday the 2th day of October at Lerlock p.m. Many questions of interest to the mee bere of said society for discussion and consideration. All members urged to be present. Dated October 1 1918. Trustees Jacom L. Waters Jittwax Eirarse, Secretary ofl Attorney.
Probate court of Bollinger county Missouri grants administration upon the estate of Kidings deceased to the undersigned. Hearing date September 1, 1916. All persons having claims against said estate must exhibit them within one year from the date of the notice or be precluded from any benefit.
List of harvest and planting dates and locations across multiple districts and towns. Includes times such as 7.2 pm and venues like Sedlveeibvilie Chapter, Masters ecto, and schools and stores in multiple counties. notices cover November 2 and December dates with numerous place names and entities.
Notice to taxpayers of Helsinger county detailing collection times and places for 1914 cartrat fares and delinquent amounts from prior years. Dates listed for October include multiple towns with collectors named L. T. Kinnen and routes to Sedgecockeville Dongola and other stops.
Notice states letters testamentary on the estate of Sarah Seahaugh, deceased, were issued by the probate court of Bollinger County, Missouri, dated September 30. All claimants must present their claims within six months for allowance or be barred. final publication extends one year to file claims to avoid forever barred status. Root Sairte is the undersigned.
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