NoraLee Harmon Weds William H Neal at Milan
NoraLee Harmon of Green City wed William H Neal of Marable in Milan on Saturday April 5 with Rev H B Underwood officiating. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs S C Harmon, is noted as music loving and civic minded. the groom from Marable is described as industrious. The couple plan to live in Marable as two families unite in wishing them health and happiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noralie Harmon
Green City
William H. Neal
Marable
Milan
H. B. Underwood
Lof
S. C. Harmon
Marabile
Four burner oil stove offered by Mrs. L C Lantz
Mrs L C Lantz advertises a four burner oil stove at a reasonable price. The listing notes a practical kitchen appliance with multiple burners suitable for home use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. C. Lantz
Baptist Ladies Aid Society Money Making Contest Closes
At a February meeting the Baptist Ladies Aid Society split into two sections for a money making contest ending April 1. Home cooked foods crafts and services were sold or performed, and the effort raised 126.11 with Division No 2 narrowly ahead. Mrs Jennie Epperson hosted a covered dish luncheon and guests enjoyed April fool jokes and flowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Ladies Aid Society
Jennie Epperson
Steele
Ella Keithley
Association of Friends and Fellow Workers
Mesdames
Guy Carter
J. N. Neet
Sarah A. Moore
R. H. Warren
J. B. Harvey
Dave Steele
M. O. Alspach
Fred Alspach
Notable Local Figures Named Jones Bailey Tunnell and Keithley
A compact listing names Herbert C. Jones Fred T Bailey Fred Tunnell A A Pipes M A Holman and Miss Ella Keithley as notable local individuals mentioned in a community notice or social column.
Easter Styles At Farmers Store Showing
Every woman wants new clothes for Easter. We have just returned from market with pre Easter and early summer showing of party dresses plain and figured chiffons georgettes and flat crepes in alluring shades and designs. Also coats on display. Come and see the new arrivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers Store
Picnic honors moving couple at new highway bridge
On Friday evening April 4 a picnic celebrated Mr. and Mrs. D H Steele before they move to Brookfield. The event at the cement bridge on the new highway featured a hearty meal and a pleasant social at the Neet home with friends including Bolling Neet Harmon Keithley and others. Dr Palm in Chillicothe advertises guaranteed glasses at low prices for workdays except Mondays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. H. Steele
Brookfield
J. P. Bolling
J. N. Neet
J. S. Harmon
Epperson
Ella Keithley
Lorene Whaley
Virginia Harvey
Nona Neet
Donald Johnson
Dr. Palm
Chillicothe
Harness Shop Fire Quelled by Bucket Brigade
Edwin Martin’s harness shop caught fire on a Tuesday morning with a spark from the flue suspected to have set dry shingles alight. J D Lay alerted the scene and the fire wagon arrived as volunteers battled the blaze, preventing major damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Martin
J.D. Lay
Bucket Brigade
Reward Offered for Pocket Book Found April 3
A pocket book containing money was lost on April 3. The owner can identify the money and other contents. A reward is offered. Finder should leave the item at this office.
Entertaining Ride-A-Wee Sewing Club at Mrs Gooch Home
Mrs C W Gooch entertained Ride A Wee Sewing Club members on Wednesday April 2. An enjoyable afternoon included visiting and needlework. Members present included Mesdam es Bolling Calhoun Dickinson Duncan Grice Lay Neet Peterson and Williams. The hostess served a two course lap luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Gooch
Ride-A-Wee Sewing Club
Mesdames
J. P. Bolling
J.H. Calhoun
W. H. Dickinson
K. M. Duncan
W. D. Grice
J. D. Lay
J. N. Neet
A. D. Peterson
J. R. Williams
Wave Permanent at Clarkson Beauty Shop
New Cheequendle permanent wave with ringlets that last is easy to set. Special reduced price $6.95, regular $10.00. Phone 116 for Clarkson Beauty Shop in Brookfield Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarkson Beauty Shop
Brookfield
Missouri
Men’s suiting arrivals highlight Easter selection at Farmers Store
Hart Schaffner and Marx ready made suits just arrived at the Farmers Store for Easter shoppers. A new line of dress shirts neck ties socks and oxfords is also advertised to complement the suit purchase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hart-Schaffner & Marx
Pasture For Rent Near North Salem
Forty acres of excellent pasture with last year’s crop still in place available for rent two miles southeast of North Salem. Very cheap rate. Interested parties may contact Walter W. Liebhart at New Boston Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Salem
Walter W. Liebhart
New Boston
Elder John P. Jessee Dies Suddenly in City
Elder John P. Jessee, a longtime pastor in the state, died Tuesday after being informed by Mrs. J. P. Jessee. Funeral services will be at the Church of Christ today at 2 00 PM with interment in Jenkins Cemetery. He grew up in the city and began ministry at a young age, recently preaching here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Dickinson
J. P. Jessee
Church of Christ
Home Fire Destroys Tharp House Near Humphreys
A. H. Tharp and his wife and daughters found their home near Humphreys ablaze upon returning from a school play. Windy conditions prevented firefighters from stopping the blaze. The family carried insurance but faces a heavy loss from the fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. Tharp
Humphreys
Sheep Shearing Service Offered in Browning by Kenneth Martin
Kenneth Martin of Route 3 Browning Missouri advertises sheep shearing with a power machine and a competitive price. He invites orders at once for prompt service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Martin
Route 3
Browning, Mo
Plane to Carry Passengers in Browning on Sunday
Harold Connell announces he will fly into Browning on Sunday April 13 with his airplane ready to offer passenger rides. He invites interest from local residents seeking a sightseeing flight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Browning
Harold Connell
Celebrated 79th Birthday for Mrs Hatch at Home
Mrs. E. R. Hatch Sr marked her 79th Monday with a noon birthday dinner hosted by her son E. R. Hatch and his wife. Neighbors note the event under the parental roof as a memorable, joyful day with fine cake shared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. R. Hatch
E. R
Baby Chix Orders Taken Through North Salem
Phone orders for baby chicks of any breed for the entire season are directed to Mrs. Alphie Gooch in North Salem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baby Chix
North Salem
Alphie Gooch
Seed Corn Testing Worsens for 1929 Crop Shortage
Over the past two weeks the Farm Bureau office has not found a single sample of 1929 corn suitable for planting. County Agent Hall reports some 1928 seed located as a hopeful exception. Farmers should use remaining 28 seed while it lasts, as most lots tested are safe for planting.
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Farm Bureau
Hall
Knifong Grove School Closes After Community Dinner
Knifong Grove School ended Friday with a bounteous dinner provided by parents to honor the students and teacher Miss Lucile Head. Classes concluded at noon as district raihes spread through the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knifong
Knifong Grove
Lucile Head
Knifong Grove closes second term under Miss Head
On the final day of the Knifong Grove term Miss Head led a large crowd through a hearty dinner and a successful last day program. Pupils and patrons praised her abilities as instructor as the term closed with plenty left from the bountiful meal.
Week of misadventures and small town misreadings
Fragmented diary style notes recount minor events across a week including a hesitant bicycle sale, a car crash avoided by luck, odd sounds at night, a history class definition of a centennial, recital outings with glimpses of art and French songs, a party chat about gentlemen leaving, and a citizen visiting to discuss parents and identity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
Hard Wear
Hevan
Rockafellow
Ford
Jane
For Sale Bed Dresser and Chiffonier
For sale a bed dresser and chiffonier all good furniture Mrs Artie Calhoun units available contact details not provided at present
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Artie Calhoun
Farmer letter from Joe Kollasch to Joe Nickell in April 1930
A letter from Joe Kollasch in Whittmore Indiana dated April 2 1930 writes to Joe Nickell requesting an order to the Leader Record for another year. He notes it is late but hopes for a timely renewal and mentions good weather and farmers preparing to sow oats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Browningite
Whittmore
Joe Nickell
Joe Kollasch
For Sale Seed Corn 1928 Crop by Dodson Missouri
Special notice announces unlimited Reeds Yellow Dent Seed Corn from the 1928 crop offered by Chas. C. Dodson of Cora Missouri. Price described as reasonable.
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Chas. C. Dodson
Cora, Mo
Linn County Cattlemen Meet in Linneus April 2
About 51 Linn County cattlemen gathered at the Commercial Hotel Linneus for a dinner and program on cattle outlook. County Agent Hall warned of possible price declines over six years and urged better sires, efficient feeding, and quicker turnover. Speakers urged beef advertising and profitable baby beeves, with data showing calf gains from grain and staged feeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn County
Linneus
Melba Woolf
Lola Head
Hall
Price Hoskins
L. H. Eden
F. L. Fitch
H. G. Johnson
John C. Burns
Missouri
J. W. Burch
New Draperies Arrive at Farmers Store
New draperies lace panels ruffled curtains scrims nets arrive at the Farmers Store with several Congoleum rugs and seamless administer patterns in stock for shoppers.
Herford Cattle For Sale Listing
98 two year old steers 145 yearlings 133 calves 212 springer heifers and cows. Females all tested for TB. Will sort to suit purchaser. Write or wire A L Neuhart Fairfield Iowa.
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Herford
T. B
A. L. Neuhart
Fairfield
Iowa
Honor Roll Notice for Six-Week Period
The Honor Roll lists top students achieving high marks during the past six weeks. Students named showed consistent grades across multiple subjects and demonstrate strong academic effort.
Special Notice for Late Yearling Steers
Three extra large yearling steers labeled whiteface offered by O. M. Elliott. Sale marked notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. M. Elliott
Mrs Ethel Black Wins Inverted Word Contests
Mrs Ethel Black formerly of near the city and now based in Denver has won first prize and second prize in an inverted word contest gaining local attention. The item notes praise from the East End Monitor and highlights her Browning lineage and creative skill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Black
Denver
Black
East End
Mrs. F. J. Alspach Plants Strawberries on Bearing Mastodon
Mrs. F. J. Alspach tends strawberry plants in a bearing garden note. The item highlights a rural cultivate scene with a named homeowner and seasonal fruiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. J. Alspach
Also Mentioned on This Page
Noralee Harmon
WM. H. Neal
John P. Jessee
H. Clay Jone
Robert Moore
Gordon Pipes
Aston Wykoff
Etta Wilhite
Oma Atking
Alma Cotter
Emmagene Oaks
Erma Peterson
Jack Smith
Edna Scott
Mervin Garrett
Kathieee Hooker
Lenora Tulley
Jimmie Robison
Harvey F. Dickinson
H&gar Heselton
Earl Nickell
Vadis Nickell
John Lee Smith
Carrie Neely
Annabelle Atkins
Raymond Warren
Raymond Alspach
Gilbert Nickel
Imogene Smith
Elizabeth Burwell
Dorothy Creason
Reba Rhodes
Luther Baker
Idris Garrett
Eugene McKay
Carlisle Bennett
Sced Knifong
Jay Griffith
Edward Williams
Lora Myers
Martha Creason
Letha Oaks
Vivian Pipes
Bobbie Crowdis
Anna Morelock
Eva Wilhite
Elmer Harris
Morris Crookshanks
Edith Seaman
Kathleen Haggard
Evelyn Gable
Emerson Cattey
Lyle Bundies
Hermia F. Adams
LeGere and Brown
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