Revival Meetings Reported by Our Correspondents
Our correspondents note revival meetings led by Adlen Rev W E Saville here. Young people attended the Baptist association at Marquand last week and reported a good time. D R Peak of St Louis visited home folks. Local youths attended a picnic at Zalna Friday and Saturday. Ernest Ennis of Marquand and Early Snider of Marble Hill visited Arch Deck nearby last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Saville
Baptist Association
Marquand
D. R. Peak
St. Louis
Zalna
Ernest Ennis
Snider
Marble Hill
Arch Deck
Willae
Union Church
Harlie Hale
Cleve Hale
Huff Residence
Laura
Reva Crayton
Ethel
Minnie Rhaies
L.V. Hampton
HB. Venable
Cornwall
Lena
Local News Notes And A Wedding In Town
We report on health being good during a spell of hot days and Roy Murray with family visiting Misses Alice and Cordelia Murray Sunday. Edward Presnell and family visited Turner Yount Saturday and Sunday. Mrs Heittian guests. The public school opened Monday with Miss Elia Miller teaching. Several folks attended the Home Comers at Jackson and Benton Bollinger married Miss Ona Yount Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Murray
Alice
Cordelia Murray
Arthur Heitman
Monroe Harte
Mamie
Lillie Blaylock
Perry Ville
Edward Presnell
Turner Yount
Chris Heittian
Elia Miller
Sedgewickville
Jackson
Benton Bollinger
Ona Yount
Philip Cotten
Pearl
Fredericktown
Leo Slinkard
Hot Springs
Ark
Adolph James
Brownwood
Bennett
Kentucky
Sophia
Greenville
Mollie Zimmerman
Lutesville
Jooel Berry
Glen Allen
DB. Corbin
Dot Wiggins
Greenbrier
Lo Bo James
G. A Ro
San Francisco
California
Oregon
Alaska
James Corbin
Ethel Staple
Corbin
Calvin Wagoner
Buchanan
John Rhodes
Walter
George Fowler
Sehlonitz
C Ho Pape
James
Jay
Local notes on weather and visits from a rural column
Warm spell persists as residents like C L Baker and Grover Skinner share weekly updates. James family members travel, Abernathys visit home folks, fences rise, and a bee tree effort yields no honey while others comment on rain prospects and water needs.
Health and travel notes from a dry period in town
After a long rest health is good though hot and dry with corn needing rain. A Hulshof shipped a carload of sheep. Vandoren finished threshing and moved his machine. Hulshof and Elfrink returned from Oran after a ten day visit. School did not open due to warm weather. Rev. Kurtenbach returned from St Louis. Steinnerd and daughter Allie visited St Louis for a week. Roofing from a home dealer urged. Barrett journeyed to Zalma to see his sister. he has been confined to his room eight weeks. Some locals are seeding clover for seed and will have fields ready.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Baker
James
Chas. Sommer
St Louis
John James Ail
Baker
Sherman Abernathy
A.S. Hoyt
Washington Abernathy
Chas
Myers
Fowler
South
Grover Skinner
Cane Creek
CL. Baker
Geo. W. Abernathy
Bill Baker
Monroe James
W. L. James
Littlemial Myers
Hulshof
M. J. Vandoren
John Hulshof
Tony Elfrink
Oran
P. Kurtenbach
St. Louis
John Steinnerd
Allie
Walker
Lutesville
Albert Barrett
Near Huskey
Zalma
Albert
Local news notes from a rural Missouri area
Dina Vanderen returns to St Louis. Henry Steinnerd moves to his farm and plans to attend pow wow more regularly. Reports on health, visits from and to neighbors, church activities, a wedding Elmer Dunn and Mildred Haddock Aug 28, and a Zalma picnic. Includes multiple local names and Sunday visits across families in the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dina Vanderen
St. Louis
Henry Steinnerd
Revival meetings at Union church begin Friday night
Revival services start Friday at Union church as local families gather for prayer and prophecy. The town notes visitors from nearby areas and ongoing community events amid steady church activity this fall.
Notice of admin for Mores H Burton estate
Letters of administration granted by Ballinger county Missouri Probate court to Rebecca E Burton Administratrix dated August 1st 112 Claims against the estate must be filed within six months for allowance or be barred within one year from notice publication, or forever barred.
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Ptoru
Circot Court
County of Bollinger
Joseph Frann Miller
Ald
Eaid
Eaid Bailinger
Hollinger
Atate
Missouri
Tange
Mores H. Burton
Ballinger County
Rebecca E. Burton
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Elem Adlen
Neopada
Ballard
James F. Ballard
Snerairon
ST. Lou
Stephens
McKenzie
Ed Vavak
O¢tto Dunn
Lonzo Lawrence
Elmer Dunn
Mildred Haddock
Charley Barrett
Bessie Tallent
N. EF. Tallent
Elmer McKenzie
Floyd Sitze
Gravelton Church
Lee Ward
Lige Bess
Lessville
Mr. Baker
George Weltch
Sander and
Murphy
Ethel Mabuce
H. H. Mabuce
G. A. Venable
Dines Bess
E. W. Bess
Walter Denman
Bessville
Zalman
John Howell
Lutesville News
Alex Hahn
Marshall Johnson
M.C. Johnson
Mr. Voselsangg
Bollinger County Bank
Henry Cheek
Near Town
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Will Abernathy
W.W. Taylor & Son
Farmers Amd Merchants’ Bank
Clelly Upchurch
Herculaneum
William Jewell College
James Hickam
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JL Lutes
Goldie Pierce
Andrey Jamison
Tom Teeters
Huskey
Mra. A. Sackery
Kabe
Cape
Ernnest Thurston
John Haffetutler
Mra J. Wo Revelle
Paragould, Ark
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Mra
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Hollywood
Alice Lates
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Carthage
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JO. Brewer
Ho W. Winters
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Willie
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Blytheville
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Latesville
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Farm Progress
United States
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Marquand Iteny
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County of
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Bollinger County
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Price
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