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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1917
Page
8
Local Rural Notes From Chur Correspondents
Lone Girove Farmers sow wheat as frost damages cotton. Corn gathering underway. Young people attended a General Baptist gathering at Grassy last week. Refill of Piecce is due. Steatton of Elsinore visits relatives. Mount Zion singing progress. Mr Grimsley praised as teacher. Mrs August Dorsett and children visit Ashkrim relatives. Born to Marvin and wife on October 17 a daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Baptist
Steatton
Elisinore
Mount Zion
Grimsley
August Dorsett
Ashkrim
John N Stone
Marvin Jackson
Weather ease as residents face sickness and tragedy
The town notes several illnesses with Mrs Sitou Benon and Dave Snider among the sick. Mrs Wiliam Strong is on the puay list Cordy Smith improves slowly. Dr John Frioney is busy. Charley Hulman mourns his daughter whose remains rest at Barks chanel cemetery. John Crites and family join neighbors in extending sympathy as others prepare corn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sitou Benon
Dave Snider
Wiliam Strong
Cordy Smith
John Frioney
Charley Hulman
Barks Chanel
John Crites
Strong
John Huffman
Marble Hill area notes and travel in a busy week
A crowded weekly record from Marble Hill recounts visits and moves including Rev Howard at Marble Hill Baptist Church Saturday and Sunday, Chas Goodson en route to Grassy, and Mrs Winters with family attending church. It notes car trouble for Tallent, Hale resuming as 98 agent, and many locals visiting relatives, churches, and markets around Marble Hill, Lutesville, Zalma, and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
A. T McCulloch
Mra. SM
Chas. Goodson
Grassy
Frank Tallent
Buster Masters
Tallent
Chas. Hale
Bis
M. PF. Winters
H W Myrick
Lutesville
A S. Winters
Will Crader
Jesse
Sedgwick
Ark Mere
Litesville
John Rhodes
Sam Rhodes
Local Social Notes And Visits Highlight Weekend
Hearth is coold Mrs Rove Rhodes visited Miss Eva Rea Saturday night A pie supper drew guests at Pond Creek schoolhouse Saturday night Sunday afternoon guests Ruth and Nellie Clubb visited Miss Minnie and Zille Clot Jim Withers is very ill John Crubb searched Dunklin county for work without success Melvin Gray visited Jake Aberpathy Friday News from Grassy and Two Poax Creek Guys remain readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rove Rhodes
Eva Rea
Pond Creek
Ruth Aml
Nellie Clubb
Minnie
Jim Withers
John Crubb
Dunklin County
Melvin Gray
Jake Aberpathy
Hugh Purga
Jeff Reavelt
Grassy
Will Mayfield College Notes Military Enlistments
W M College notes say Fiward Collings recovering from typhoid fever and nearing return. Five new students arrive this week including Miss Blanche Robins and Miss Edwards. Mr Smith heads to a government position. Marvin College visits for a football game. Iona Davault listed sick. The college honors many former students now in military service including Rosewell Bose and John B Cook among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche Robins
Glen Allen
Rev. McKay
Rev. Burris
Caruthersville
Miss Edwards
Cape Girarden
Miss Cash
Iowa
Prof. Smith
Smith
Marvin College
Iona Davault
Will Mayfield College
Rosewell Bose
J. C. Caldwell
John B. Cook
R. R. Conrad
Robert Lee Cook
Homer D. Chandler
Sylvester Doggett
Loren B. Grimsley
Thomas Huskey
Tom Harris
O. A. Jamison
Ivan Myers
Clay Morgan
Lutesville News Briefs From Local Notes
Dr J. J. Chandler traveled to St. Louis Sunday while Robert Baker returned from St Louis last week. Claudius and Clarence Barrett are staying around Oran for work. The Ford garage received six new vehicles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Chandler
St. Louis
Robert Baker
St Louis
Claudius
Clarence Barrett
Oran
Ford
Relatives Visit as Household Goods Reach Marble Hill
They traveled from here to Buchanan to visit relatives until their household goods arrived. The goods arrived Tuesday as they move into the Dunn property in Marble Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buchanan
Dunn
Marble Hill
High School Notes and Community Events Listed
W A Leoffler delivered an address in chapel urging pupils to attend classes, while a debating club for high school boys is planned. The Lyceum series begins with Gridley entertainers to raise funds, and school dismissals on Wednesday allow teachers to attend Cape Girardeau meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Leoffler
Chapel
Minnie McCullough
Cape Girardeau
Nora Fl. Dracher
Myers
Lyceum
Gridley
Cape Garandeau
Chies School Literary Society
Adolphius Lages
Charles Coleman
Robert LaFollette Shou
United States Senate
Mr Lages
Tired girl quits in city press report
A fragmented line notes a tired girl quitting yesterday amid a local press report. The readable text is sparse and lacks clear names, places, or dates to anchor a fuller summary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detiat Boce Press
Women organize to aid Liberty Loan drive in St Louis
The Women’s Liberty Loan committee of the Eighth Federal Reserve District met in St Louis with Florence J Wade presiding. Attending were state chairwomen from Missouri Tennessee Kentucky and others with all Illinois county chairmen receiving instructions for a broad campaign across women’s church organizations and civic groups. The drive aims to finance the war and mobilize women’s energy for October fund disposal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Liberty Loan Committee
Eighth Federal Reserve District
Neatman's Bank
St Louis
Florence J) Wade
Elahth Federal Reserve District
Miss Wade
Mra
Philip N Moore
Women's Committee of
Missouri
National Women's Liberty Loan Organisation Committee
Washington
St. Louis
Gilford Dudley
Nashville
Tennessee
Donald McDonald
Louisville
Kentucky
Howard T. Willson
Virden
Llnole
M.P. Holland
Clarksdale
Misalesippi
C H. Brown
Little Rock
Arkansas
Fred McCullough
Fort Wayne
Indiana
Illinois
Minas Florence J. Wade
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Scen
Clase Mather
Chur
Lone Girove
Nealy
T. D. McGregor
Fred Funke
Bent Watson
Blodgett
Kate Knowles
Julia Zimmerman
Marquand
Fords
Silas Crump
Jackson
Our City
Katie L. Butler
Fred Beek
Crystal City
Sarah Halim
Sikeston
Daisy Cook
Portland, Oregon
Viola Clark
Woodfin
Dongela
Henry Fifrank
John Henley
Bol Francis
Misa Ruby
Delta
Sam Goodwin
W C McKinny
Warren, Ark
Jacob Englehart
O . F. Ball
Willie Mouser
Larned
Kansas
Topeka
Tom Crites
Dongola
Ambulance Corps
MR Crites
Henry Thompson
Cur Vity
R. C Coleman
A. J. White
White
Iona Robertson
Allenville
Stephens, Ark
Ada Robertson
C. B. Cunningham
S. Cates
Marie and
Erna
Hornersville
Sadie Caites
W. M. College Notes
Fiward Collings
Lutesville News
Peaun
Poe
Edwards
R. F Waestington Court House
Ohio
Cardus
Mrs. Edwards
Melvin Farmer
Sexe
Oregon & California Railroad Company
United States
Congress
Grant Lands Locating Co
Portland
Oregon
Smc
Earth
St. Peter
Will Mayfield
State University
Pines
Aftendricks
Foo
Continental Portland Cement
Walker & Son
Lutesville, Missouri
Fight For Liberty Fund
Dlegates
Telief
Women's Civice
W. K. Chandler
Arroesey-at-Las
Trowel Lodge
A. F
A.M
JW Crantuem
Lutesville Harness
Henry Elfrank
WM. Lages
Lutesville, Mo
Bollinger County Abstract Co
W. K. Cnanpure
J W. Cranpies
A. Sander, M. D
C. M. Witmer
The
A. J. Manion Proprietor
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