Community Notes From Shelby Gleaned
Shelby residents mention visits and illnesses across a week. Mrs J M Togen cale and Mrs Frank Saver sion day shares greetings. Elva Monroe and Edith Burkholder visited Mrs Frank Rauer. The Shelby High Seniors held a baccalaureate sermon with a large crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shelby
J. M. Togen Cale
Frank Saver
Sion
Raur
Johnie Burkholder
Marjorie Ann
C. M. Smith
Harvie Hatch
Herb Wilson
Brookfield
Mary Richardson
J. M. Logan
Ben
McGhe
Aachelter
L. F. Finsey
Will. Welch
Elva Monroe
Edith Burkholder
Frank Rauer
Shelby High School
Crowe
Lucille Hatch
Frank’ Rauer
Ray Rauer
Don
Mary Boyles
Dorothy Wilson
Local visits and family updates in North Missouri
The record lists multiple social calls and visits across towns such as Laredo Chillicothe Purdin and Brookfield. Families including Hedges Ogle Myers Penhale Henry Gooch Carr and Mcfitt are mentioned visiting relatives and attending at bedsides with notes on illness and travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Hedges
Laredo
Jim Hedges
Dick Ogle
Brookfield
Ray Pulliam
John Myers
Blaine Fleming
Will Penhale
R.D. Monore
Ed Henry
Rosemary
Walt Henry
Chillicothe
Kenneth Gooch
Purdin
Burney Carr
Local residents visit relatives and move themes in rural Missouri
Browning and nearby communities welcome visitors and new residents this week. Lester Kenley and Veritable Ann Oman visit Browning relatives, while Virginia Jennings visits Browning grandparents. Milan families travel to Cora and cross roads schools hire Irene Helms for fall term. New moves include Mr Smith family toward Harris area and Lucille Stults near Browning. Vivian Franklin, home from Parksville college, visits Cora relatives. Joseph Bundridge attends Virgil Harmon funeral in Milan. Government agents test cattle in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester Kenley
Browning
Annoman
Brec 1
Recsiginia Jennings
Arents
J. H. Tharp
Cora
Bobby Stephenson
Lucille ‘Stults
Vivian Franklin
Parksville
Floyd Fanning
Clifford
Joseph Bundridge
Milan
Virgil Harmon
Local residents tale updates from Cora and nearby areas
This week reports show Ted Ticeof near Cox seeking oil field work. Tom Moore near Humphrey worked for Mr and Mrs J H Tharp. Several Spencer families from Cora and PawPaw visited Macon. Cross Roads school closed with a large dinner and program led by Miss Eva Quig Ty. Egg roast at Homer Ware's timber drew crowds with races and fun. Community members including Rex Bauer, J D Nester, and Howard Moffitt visit and work around local farms and families through the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted Ticeof
Cox
Tom Moore
Humphrey
J. H. Tharp
G. M. Spencer
Cora
Hildred Spencer
Milan
Haskell Spencer
PawPaw
Macon
Chas. Paldwin
Alden Tharp
Humphreys
A. S
Chas
Magia
North
Cross Roads
Eva Quig Ty Wa
I Trene’ Helms
Winigan Creek
Everett Coffman
J. O. McCollum
Helen Chaffee
Glenn Cordray
Homer Ware
Rex Bauer
CCC
Bethany
J.D. Nester
Carl Helms
Charley Thudium
Harry Buswell
Charley Pearler
Connie Bauer
Frank Cattey
Mae Minor
Newt Brookshire
Frank Belzerhas
Ruth Helms
Bernice Pearler
Howard Moffitt
Winigan
Filis
Clifford Ware
Atre Chepfoy
Helis
Swaineek
Ceverall
Hubert Baskett
Kirkeie
Raymond
Pearler
Art
Milbourn
Fresh Catch Buys Any Fish Still Fresh For Dinner
A shopper orders from a vendor insisting on fresh fish regardless of color. Walter reports bluefish, black bass, and whitefish available, but the buyer emphasizes freshness over variety.
Missouri wheat outlook paths and policy recommendations
The Missouri wheat question notes export market slow recovery due to tariffs and quotas. World prices stay low despite two short crops, with domestic demand steady. Drought affects yields but not long term causes. acreage and surplus remain issues. Recommendations urge legislative action to cooperate with the federal government and support the Memorial Park project near Linn County’s Laclede.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoui
AAA
J. W. Burch
Agricultural Extension Services
Missouri
Linn County
Laclede
John J. Pershing
North Missouri Conference on Land Use adopts resolutions
The North Missouri Conference on Land Use met in Chillicothe on April 18 1935 and adopted four resolutions. They urge federal and state support for soil erosion control programs, full state funding for the University of Missouri soil survey and land classification, restoration of forests in northern Missouri and a forestry plan, and affordable electric power for farm use to sustain country life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Missouri Conference On
Illicothe
North
Missouri
Missouri College of Agriculture
Nortisouri
Thissouri
Univer‘ty of Missouri
Forestry Division
United States Department of Agriculture
Jurors Drawn for June Circuit Court Term in Linneus Baker Area
County Clerk C. E. Swinney lists Petit and Alternate jurors for the June term of Circuit Court across Linneus in Baker Township and surrounding towns. Names include R. L. Hale Loren Vincent Geo N. Berron Walter Gray and others from Brookfield Bucklin Enterprise Grantsville Jefferson Marceline Locust Creek North Salem and Yellow Creek with alternates across the same localities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linneus
Baker ‘Township
Gilbert Montgomery
Benton
R. L. Hale
Loren Vincent
Brookfield
E. S Suits
John Baskin
Bucklin
Garrett’ Newkirk
Geo. N. Berron
Clay
Walter
Gray
Clarence
Stelplugh
Enterprise
Emerson Bailey
Grantsville
Thos. Shifflett
Jackson
T. J. Morris
Clarence Nichols
Jefferson
E. W Murrell
North Salem
Nolan Cassity
Elwood Foss
Parson Creek
T. L. Warren
Hu E Strickler
Yellow Creek
Geo. Coulson
C. E. Swinney
Local Editorial Notes Prompt Reader Attention
A fragmented local column discusses editors and paper pricing, with stray remarks about editors and licenses. It mentions Rev. and Mrs. Luton and Rev. and Mrs. Simmons as dinner guests and reports on Mrs. S. S. Cotter’s recovery from surgery at Barnes Hospital, St Louis, along with Mrs. W. F. Peters’ disappearance from the text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. R. Luton
Simmons
Guy Adams
S. S. Cotter
Barnes Hospital
St. Louis
W. F. Peters
Pesotum High names Virgil Hope to seventh year as principal coach
Virgil Hope signs for his seventh year as principal and head football coach at Pesotum High School in Pesotum Illinois. He is described as one of the best liked schoolmen in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Urbana News Gazette
Virgil Hope
Pesotum High School
Pesotum, Ill
Virgil
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Yereld Muteinson
Wifisit
Arthur Stitte
Funtay
Wyassity
Frank
Freda
Mickie
Lissemn
Mer
Nore Ferth
Ewt
Gooch
Henderson
Ben Hur
Timothy Seed
Browning Farm Club
Joe’s
Edward W. Pickard
Kirksville
Haning
Grim-Smith Hospital
Champaign
E. R. Duncan
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