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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1910
Page
8
The note records that items were entered at the Marble LIM post office as second class matter, indicating standard mail handling status and arrival designation for mailing purposes.
Our Correspondents notes friendly gatherings as Mr and Mrs C D Whitener and family visit Mr and Mrs Zach Rhodes and Mr and Mrs Newton Beal and family visit Mes Beal's parents Mr and Mrs TJ Pridy. Miss Beasie Haynes and Myrtle Hollinger visit Miss Mary and Maud Shetley. Adolph Haynes visits Mrs Traynes’ parents. Several attend the association at Fredericktown.
Reunion visits and family news populate the column as residents from Antone to Marble Hill share travels, schooling, and social calls. Road improvements are highlighted along with farm activity, school openings, and local business notes. Dwellers like Miss Belle Senbaith, Rev Propst, Mr Jackson, and Amos Fowler appear amid a mosaic of family events and daily chores.
Bethel notes close of a two week meeting led by Rev. Frank Baker at the schoolhouse with two conversions. He departs to begin a revival at Sylvan. School opens on the 6th with Miss Elsie Jones teaching. Lee Shell teaches a singing class. Sunday school at 10 a.m. and prayer meeting each Sunday night. Mentions Sylvanridge’s appeal to Marvin Baker and the infant death of Mrs. Pres Hamilton on Sept 5.
The remains were laid to rest in Shell cemetery. RK. L. Baker will sell at public duel on September 12 all his personal property. He enters the grocery business at Lutesville. Orie Hahn buys a brand new buggy and invites callers by phone._GF_
Mr and Mrs J W Row visited Joe Thiele's home with Myra Thiele and Miss Zella Yates near Millerville over Saturday and Sunday. Aunt Margaret Baker was later noted in the weekend gathering.
Ville visits relatives near Marble Hill as Miss Mollie Seabaugh returns home. Roe school near Sedgewickville remains closed for lack of a teacher. Eula and Esther Propst visited W P F Yates. ER Walker sold his farm to homes and Walter Cobble. He may move to Oklahoma. Uncle Tom Moore of Whitewater visits relatives nearby. Hurry.
Measles dominate Lesasville news as public school closes for two weeks and teachers fall ill. adults including Uncle Johnson Yount Marsh Yount Ben Beas and Alva Gromer among the affected. Ed Sitees and Carrie Slinkard wedding mention follows a list of local deaths and funerals, with R. E. K. Litten dying Sept 6 and Clark Rhodes two and a half years old. Mary Spain and Ben Bess reported very ill while others recover. Religious services held. Union Cemetery burial for Clark Rhodes with Rev. Hoa officiating.
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