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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1914
Page
8
Marble Hill weekly publication notes its Thursday issue with Hill and Chandler as publishers and entry classification as second class mail at the Marble Hill post office.
Correspondents report good health and busy farming with sowing near finish. Neighbors Charley Hindman and George Shields hosted visits. John Fowler hosted Sunday prayer meeting. Fulton Cooper and Rosewell Prickett hosted, Greenwood Sunday services well attended. Mabel Shell Beulah Howgard Martha Cooper visited Verna and Ella Cooper. Tom Baker journeys toward Sellatitz noted. Rumors of welding in the vicinity as news remains scarce. best wishes to The Press and readers.
A large crowd heard speeches at the Scopus schoolhouse on Thursday night October 15. G B Snider and T A Caldwell gave wood talks as part of a township gathering, with praise for the visiting speakers and local engagement. Community updates note visits by families and locals, plus upcoming preaching at Greenwood schoolhouse and other social items across the area.
The item records Mrs D J Conrad and children visiting her parents Mr and Mrs A A Kinder. Ed Vavak and family visited Ben Dunn on Sunday. Roy Barrett traveled across the river Sunday. Wesley and Monroe James visited John Jackson on Saturday night. Miss Madge Wagoner went to and from unspecified plans amid steady rain.
A dense flurry of local visits and errands from Lutesville and nearby towns. Residents like Mrs. West C Myers, Sam J. McMinn, James Miller,Ed and other families visit relatives, conduct business, and attend services. Reports cover health, church events, political speeches, and ongoing road work with numerous names and places cited.
The Boys' Debating Society will render a program Friday evening, October 30, in Point Pleasant. Also noted are visits by Martin Crites of Dunkin county and Rev Elbert Owens to the college on Monday. Henry Frath and Miss Marjorie Rotheeb wed in Gallipolis last Thursday.
Friday and Saturday Sunday school and church are noted with Rev Craig preaching Saturday night and Epworth League Sunday morning. Miss Grave Hahs and Helen Statler visited Mrs Seabaugh Sunday evening while Florence James and wife visited her mother’s family. Local residents Hugh Proper, D Ro Seabaugh, Hare Moore, and others are mentioned with a moving sawmill project and fall work. The electorate is urged to vote the whole ticket this fall. Continuous farming notes include wheat sowing ideas and neighbors Jacob Crites and wife visiting Dr Pew Orites.
Mapping notional guardianship and estate administration under Avery E Botlewarn, Administrator. The notice outlines filing deadlines and publication dates in Rollingre county, with terms for bond, renunciation, and interested parties to respond by specified dates, subject to state law.
Notice is given that administration of the estate of N A Bollinger deceased has been granted to Sousays EK Botuivorn administratrix by the Bollinger County Missouri Probate Court dated October 7 W114. All persons with claims against the estate must prove them within the statutory period from the date of letters or be barred from benefits. If claims are not shown within one year from the first publication, they shall be forever barred.
D R Seabaugh and R N Seabaugh traveled to Marble Hill for veterinary business Thursday and Friday and returned home Saturday evening amid rain and high water. Also noted is a visit by D R Seabaugh to J W with further local tidbits from Enrror Press.
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