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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1918
Page
8
The fragment notes Chandler as publisher and mentions Marble Hill post office as second class matter. It reads like a newspaper masthead item with limited readable context and no clear event.
Our Correspondents report community happenings with mentions of residents. Castor Latecorn improves after rains while Lon Cline buys Meter Huckhart's place. Aunt Susan Bollinger visits Pretericktown. Hertha Bollinger at Laterville returns home. Pugh of Allleriht sells term and stock. Ralph Gresham near Fredericktown involved in farm sale. Clew Myers hosts visitors. Justice Dodlew burial noted August 25. Cantonments bound for Latrnesville market. Various health notes and church visits record social ties among local families including Matthews Rhodes Hawn Nowell and Kirkpatrick store purchases.
Community notes reveal visits from residents like Frack Melean and Mixx Fster Smith, deaths including Nan Wilkinson and a shipyard sailor Dudley, school opening with Prof. Crites, and local church meetings led by Rev. Badghe and Mrs. Alan. Families travel to Spring Valley and Kinder Chapel while stock shipments and illnesses affect locals.
Mr and Mrs Henry Masters and Miss Bertha Masters traveled in his car to Advance last Sunday to visit W A Masters and family.
Local residents report religious meetings at the Methodist church opening Sunday night. Nearby families and visitors, including Lincoln and Ridings, journeyed to Cape Girardeau and Fornfelt, with several planning trips south by covered wagons. Community updates note market prospects, departures from Hurricane Forkehaven, and routine social visits amid a bustling week.
Local brief mentions chill weather affecting residents. Lula Belehanber visits from Laval, sharing a family update. Henry Baker, son of Unel Sann, returns home for a brief Sunday visit. Otto Pridy and two young daughters are also noted in the scene.
RC Ricketts traveled to Jockeon Sunday as several crews worked on ties near Baker who visited his father in the country Saintay Vrs Wette of Glen Allen was in Litesville Tuesday WoA Leofields journeyed again for Grofery company Mra Avy Masters died at her daughter Mrs Sarah Shrum home and was buried at Glen Allen Saturday
A bulletin of town updates lists residents visiting relatives, changes of address, illness, and travel. Charles Schrum recovers at home. Miss Lettie Francis and Mies Faye Cobb visit family. Park s returns to Dexter after a visit. Frank Franklin and family move to a new brick residence. Fred Frick prepares to move to St Louis. Worcester and Lutesville residents socialize, attend church, and report a minor watermelon car event.
Notice in the estate of John H Yount granted to W Vice Yount on August 9, 1915 in Seininger county. Creditors must present claims to the administrator for probate court allowance within months. failure bars future claims. Also, annual meeting of the Monk Patton Bank shareholders in Maton on October 4, 1915 at the bank, to elect a treasurer and transact business.
Cape Girardeau Normal School announces terms and terms dates for 1918 including fifteen and sixteen week sessions. Military training begins with army officers detailing staff at Fort Sheridan. Students eighteen or older may enlist. catalog and information available from President WS Dearmont.
A probate court in Let Inger county Missouri grants Hiram Suckerd guardianship. The certificate requires all claimants to present their claims within a set period or be barred from later action. The document is dated July and signed by county officials, noting the guardian designation and seal.
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