Landreth Coal Mine

In the fall of 1870, Rush Floyd Landreth, wife Arenia and their two children, Elsie and Joseph arrived by train from Carroll County, Virginia. In 1882 they bought 80 acres of land located just west of Marceline, from the Hannibal and Saint Joseph Railroad Company.

In 1886, preliminary surveys for the Chicago, Santa Fe and … > More >

Pischel

In 1949 R. Wallace Pischel of 728 East Gracia Street, Marceline, Missouri started a specialized printing business in his home. The business operated under his name and for the most part printed cookbooks. A year later he built a plant at 726 East Gracia Street and broadened his printing business to include high school yearbooks.… > More >

St. Francis Hospital

EARLY HISTORY

St. Francis Hospital as it is known today, originated as a ten-bed structure built in 1923 by Floyd Neiman, Marceline Contractor, for Ola Putman. M. D., as a memorial to his father, Benjamin S. Putman, M. D., who had served the Marceline area forty-seven years as physician and surgeon. He called it the … > More >

Some of Those Who Have Worked in the Marceline Post Office

  • Charles Strickel, Asst. P.M.
  • Ethel Dexter, Clerk
  • Frank Van Tiger, Carrier
  • Ernest Ralston, Carrier
  • Thomas Smith, Fireman
  • William B. Couch, Clerk
  • Lem Maddock, Carrier
  • Glen B. Othic, Custodian
  • Wm. F. Still, Carrier
  • Wesley E. Twitchel, Carrier
  • Neal Stanley, Sub. Rural Carrier
  • Hugh Green, Rural Carrier
  • Lewis Adair, Rural Carrier
  • Mabel Harrison, Clerk
  • James K. Parkey,
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