Weather Club Meeting Delayed By Cold Mud and Fog
The meeting at the school house drew only four pine needle collectors as mud and cold kept members away. A crafts night turned into a ciphering contest with embroidery and indoor games. Eleven members and families attended with new visitors Mr and Mrs Alva Stone and Arthur Kart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amelia Kelly
Lou
Merilee
L. T
Pharis
Beverly
John
Opal
Paul
Lyle
Lanell Gooch
Goldie
Harold
Marvin Abbott
Doris
Ted
Mary Jo
Gary
Clara
Lucille
Imogene Hanman
Florence
Jim
Ima Elliott
Alpha
Dorothy
Ruby Quigley
Alice DeVore
Alva Stone
Arthur Kart
Ith
Orpha Dickinson
Dickinson District
Enterprise
Repair services offer for phones clocks and sewing machines
The advertiser states readiness to perform repair work on phones clocks and sewing machines with reasonable prices and cooperative service. Likely prepared to take on various repair jobs and provide affordable rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Haggard
Lucky Wednesday draws crowd as merchants fund success
Lucky Wednesday gains popularity in the city with crowds supporting merchants who donate to expand trade. Last Wednesday Mrs Myrtle Gray and W W Downing won first honors D D Miller took second and Archie Coffman third in the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Gray
W. W. Downing
D D. Miller
Archie Coffman
Mrs. Lou Warren Dies in Pleasanton Kansas
J R Lantz received a telegram Saturday morning announcing the death of his sister Mrs. Lou Warren of Pleasanton Kansas. Mrs. Minnie Palmer and Mr and Mrs Merril left immediately for Pleasanton after learning the news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lou Warren
J. R. Lantz
Pleasanton
Kansas
Minnie Palmer
Merril
Printing at Live and Let Live Prices
A local shop announces prices labeled live and let live. The note advertises affordable rates across offerings with emphasis on value and customer-friendly terms.
Sunshine Workers Meet with Minnie Riedl for Quilting
The Sunshine Workers gathered with Mrs. Minnie Riedl April 18 and Thursday to quilt and embroider. They finished one quilt assigned to Dorothy due to rain postponements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Sunshine Workers
Minnie Riedl
Minnie’s
Dorothy
Easter Chorus at Browning and Soil Meeting at Chillicothe
Easter Sunday drew nearly four hundred to the M E Church in Browning for Prof. Duckworth's chorus performing Joyous Bells of Easter. In Chillicothe about 300 North Missouri residents gathered April 18 to plan soil erosion control with D C Rogers and Dr R W Selvidge, hear M A C officials, and discuss sub marginal land programs and forestry potential.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Browning
M. E
Prof
Duckworth
Adams
Alleluia
Rev. Simmons
Vera Freeland
Lorraine Glaze
Simmons
Missouri
Chillicothe
D. C. Rogers
Fayette
Northeast
First Christian Church
R. W. Selvidge
Missouri Planning Board
State Planning Board
M. F. Miller
Missouri Agricultural College
Maren
W. E. Etheridge
C. H. Hammar
University of Missouri
Paul D. Kelletar
Forestry Service
Forest Service
L. R. Schoenman
AAA
Sullivan County
Green City
D. G C. Myers
Edgar F. Martin
J. H Chapman
C. W.gill
J. C. Hoover
Wayne L. Doolin
W. R. Lintner
B. T. Bartlett
R. M. Layster
J. D. Johns
Victor van Wye
L. W. Elam
Randolph Elam
Geo. T. Payne
Glenn E. Kent
J. R. Chapman
J. W. Hays
C. E. Chapman
Joe Nickell
A. L. Knifong
Newtown
Robi W. Lewis
Wm. Bowers
Harris
H. P. Thomas
Byron R. McGee
A. W. Harris
W. Ray Cochran
Earl Eaton
Guy Wescoat
Osgood
Geo. J. Kent
Chas, Jewitt
Forrest Ross
J. L. May
Humphreys
Alex James
C. V. Allen
W. R. Allen
F.C. Pratt
Greencastle
G. T. Crist
Leo Crist
Winigan
T. A. Thrasher
Roy Cable
W. A. Bond
Daniel C. Rogers
North
Missouri Territory
Clarkson's Restyles Hair With Guaranteed Oil Permanent Wave
Clarkson's in Brookfield Missouri advertises a guaranteed oil permanent wave service for $1.95, promoting a complete style restyle as a value offer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarkson’s
Brookfield
Births of Betty Joan Bardon and Margaret Ellen Quigley
Dr. Christner reports the birth at the Bardon home on April 19 a baby girl named Betty Joan who weighed six pounds eight ounces. He also notes a second birth at the Quigley home on April 24 a baby girl named Margaret Ellen who weighed six pounds eight ounces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Christner
Clarence Bardon
Betty Joan
Gaylord Quigley
Margaret Ellen
Benton Township appoints three road overseers in Benton
The Benton township board held its first meeting April 17 with oath of office given. Three road overseers were chosen for west, north, and south sections: John Hooker, Johnnie Carter, and Henry Hale, plus Harod Rinehart as tractor driver. A 25 cent levy was set and wages fixed at 25 cents hour for overseers and drivers, $1.50 for men, $3.00 for man and team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benton Township
A. W. Cotter
C. S. Bagley
Grover Gilmer
Walter Head
John Hooker
Johnnie Carter
Henry Hale
Harod Rinehart
Friday to Friday diary entries of small town happenings
A week of fragmented diary notes records misfortunes and wishes. Friday laments a deaf and mute man and a sad woman, Saturday narrates wet weather and Blisters craving money for walnut ice cream, Sunday mentions Maysie Clapp getting a letter about an arrest for shooting her husband, Monday reveals apple theft embarrassment, Tuesday Joe Hix seeks $10 loan, Wednesday Unkle Hens Ant Tabitha visits, Thursday Mr. Giliem proposes a tax plan for office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maysie Clapp
West
Danter
Ben
Jake
Crick
Joe Hix
Joe
Township Board Organized In Duncan Township Oath of Office Held
New township officers were sworn in on Wednesday afternoon in Duncan. Elected officials include Roy Knifong and Correy McQuown on the board, Orbra Jones collector, Ray Trumbo trustee and board member, John Crowdis clerk and assessor, T. J. Seaman and Robert Bardon justices of the peace, and Harley Jacobs elected con-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duncan Township
Kingdom of
Duncan
Roy Knifong
Correy McQuown
Orbra Jones
Ray Trumbo
John Crowdis
T. J. Seaman
Robert Bardon
Harley Jacobs
Fulkerson Monument Co Promotes Brookfield Memorials
North central Missouri's Fulkerson Monument Co. of Brookfield highlights modern equipment skilled artisans and high grade materials for top quality memorials. They invite inquiries with samples and designs offered by Mr. Fulkerson without obligation via letter or phone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Central Mo
Fulkerson Monument Co
Brookfield
Fulkerson
Hamilton School Closes Friday After Successful Term
Hamilton patrons arrived at noon with baskets to celebrate the successful term. Mrs Doris F Dell will teach next term. Prizes were awarded to Betty Kuhn Rex Smith J C Smith and others. Dr M L Haning attended a class reunion in St Louis yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Doris F. Dell
Clum Thurlo
Betty Kuhn
Rex Smith
Doris
John Spencer Kuhn
J.C. Smith
Maxyne
Frank Kuhn
J. C
Dell
The
M. L. Haning
St. Louis
Easter Guests Incl Cotter Family From Granite City
S. S. Cotter entertained Easter guests including Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Cotter and their son Kenneth Eugene of Granite City I and Mr. Short of Monroe City. Also present were Francis Gooch Carl Lawrence Misses Dorothy and Shoch and Cotter’s daughter Virginia Cotter of Purdin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. S. Cotter
Kenneth Cotter
Kenneth Eugene
Granite City, I
Mr. Short
Monroe City
Francis Gooch
Carl Lawrence
Dorothy and
Shoch
Virginia Cotter
Purdin
Also Mentioned on This Page
Stitch and Chatter Club
Iva Clapp
Gladys Baskett
Alberta Campbell
Percie Cordray
Faye Bailey
Mable Maxwell
Mellie Thudhum
Myrtle Bauer
Cora Peavler
Bernice Coram
Bernice Peavler
Gladys McCollum
Ora Cordray
Alma Abbott
Helen Cassity
Dorothy Riedl
Mellie Thurum
Tildia Cordray
Leomie Coram
Ellwood Thudhum
Olen Clapp
Hubert Baskett
Roscoe Coram
Dorothy Cassity
Donna Spencer
Benton
Troy
Earl Jacobs
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