Nellie Belle Cordray Died At 51 In Missouri Memorial Services Planned
Nellie Belle Cordray Peavler, born February 24, 1882, died April 5, 1933, at 51, of North Salem Missouri. She married Ola T. Cordray in 1902, and they had two sons Harvey and Floy. she leaves a husband, two sons, six grandchildren, a mother in Oklahoma, three sisters, four brothers, and many relatives. Funeral services were held by Rev. Chaffee with interment at North Salem cemetery. a church program at 8 p.m. on Wednesday May 3 featured a quartet from St. Louis Shelbi na Browning and Browning, with a silver offering for traveling expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Belle Peavler
Martin
Nancy Peavler
Ola T. Cordray
Harvey
Floy
North Salem
Erin
Okla
Elsie Cordray
Bucklin
Cora Peavler
Muskogee
Esther Peavler
Curtis Peavler
St. Louis
John Peavler
Dath Peavler
Hoffman
Ray Peavler
Okmulgee
M. F. Church
Rev. Chaffee
Church of Christ
Ernest Rea
Robert
Harry Libby
Shelbina
Harvey F. Dickinson
Browning
Wool Wanted by F. M. Stamper Co
Wool traders seek供应 wool buyers. F. M. Stamper Co urges sellers to visit before making a sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. M. Stamper Co
Obituary for Hattie Huffman of Macon and Roger
Hattie Mae Huffman born October 27 1899 Macon Missouri departed April 16 1933 at age 33 5 19 united with Christian church at Fairview at sixteen married Asa L Smith January 14 1923 in Macon Missouri survived by husband two brothers Enoch and Lee two sisters Mrs Henry Burkhart Mrs Lee Kindle Jr Mrs Chas Adkins Mrs Harold Frisher and Mrs Ray Tack plus other relatives and friends funeral April 17 1933 at Church of God Roger with Rev Foster interment Henry Cemetery
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Hattie Mae Huffman
Macon
Christian Church
Fairview
Asa L. Smith
Asa
Roger
Enoch
Lee
Kansas City
Henry Burkhart
Annabel
Lee Kindle, Jr
Bevier
Chas. Adkins
Kans
Harold Frisher
Lexington
Ray Tack
Ontario
Oregon
Church of God
Rev. Foster
Henry
Bargains in Pasture Cow Pasture Adverts
O. T. Johnson offers cow pasture at 2.50 per month with five months for 10.00. Farm buyers and renters urged to contact the advertiser for details.
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O. T. Johnson
Chillicothe Quartet to Sing at Elm Street Church
Local male quartet from Chillicothe including Jas Williams Edward Williams Edgar Jones and Hollis Duckworth accepts invitation to perform at Elm Street Methodist Church next Sunday night The group has toured nearby towns this season and may be their last appearance before summer college departures.
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Chillicothe
Jas. Williams
Edward Williams
Edgar Jones
Barytone
Hollis Duckworth
Elm Street Methodist Church
College Quartette Here May 3rd
The Culver Stockton College male quartette and director Prof. R J Neil visit for a concert on May 3. The ensemble aims to showcase student vocal talent and musical brass as part of the college’s cultural program.
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Culver-Stockton College
R. J. Neil
Wesley-Hummel Class Meeting Features Seth Parker Program
The Wesley-Hummel class of the M. E. Church South gathered about thirty guests at Mrs. Roy Calhoun’s home on April 20, 1932. Mrs. W. W. Crawford performed as Seth Parker to great reception, with Lizzie portrayed by Mrs. Rudloff and other readings and songs by Mrs. Duncan and Mrs. Ivah Carr. Refreshments were served after the readings and music. Next meeting is May 4 at Mrs. Ivah Carr’s home for a business session.
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Wesley-Hummel
P. m
M. E. Church
South
Roy Calhoun
Seth Parker
W. W. Crawford
Lizzie
Mattie Duncan
Ivah Carr
Lola Lantz
Ma Parker
Willing Workers Club Met For Half Day April Meeting
The Willing Workers Club met on Wednesday April 19 at Mrs Maude Christy’s to quilt a nearly finished project. John due to illness of her son Howard Lee entertainer could not attend but guests from a neighboring club shared ideas. Members present included Iva Rhodes Mira Lay Anna Hatch Mary Griffis Marie Vincent Mabel Brown Maude Christy Emma Bailey and visitors Mabel Arnold Mary Christy Goldie Head Betty Brown Bobbie Brown Max Brown and Bobbie Dean Christy. Next meeting at Mrs Mabel Brown’s on May 3 includes a special program.
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Willing Workers Club
Maude Christy
Irene Christy
Howard Lee
Iva Rhodes
Mira Lay
Anna Hatch
Mary Griffis
Marie Vincent
Mabel Brown
Emma Bailey
Mabel Arnold
Mary Christy
Goldie Head
Betty Brown
Bobbie Brown
Max Brown
Bobbie Dean Christy
Harmon-Stephenson Wedding in Milan Missouri
On April 22 at 11 oclock at Rev Bell s home in Milan Frances Harmon and Vernon Stephenson both of Cora Missouri joined in marriage The bride daughter of Clark and Mrs Harmon is praised for her charm The groom son of W P Stephenson is described as industrious The couple will reside at the W C Harmon farm Friends wish health prosperity and happiness to the new family
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W. C. Harmon
Farmers Plow Early and Late Amid Hard Ground Conditions
Farmers push spring plowing with horses or tractors across fields as ground remains hard and mucky. Deep freeze last winter loosened soil, making seed bed prep crucial. Increased corn and wheat prices spur more effort to produce a better crop this year. The piece notes varied farm communities and ends with a birthday gathering for Beryl Taylor.
Mrs Clara Hanman Moves to Kirksville for Boarding Teachers
Mrs Clara Hanman and her daughters Lucille and Imogene recently relocated to Kirksville to run a lodging house for teachers enrolled in the spring and summer term. They report liking the new home but feel a touch lonely until acquainted locally, while friends wish them success in the venture.
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Clara Hanman
Lucille
Imogene
Kirksville
Surprise Birthday Dinner for Beryl Taylor Honors 26th
A surprise dinner was held Sunday April 23 to celebrate Beryl Taylor turning 26. Tears marked the moment as relatives and friends gathered with baskets and a table groaning with good food. Mr. R. J. Mc Collum gave thanks before the meal.
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Beryl Taylor
R. J. McCollum
Slats Diary of a Kid With School and Party Tales
Friday notes show Slats fearing yard work and debt from Joe Hix borrowing. He recalls a Tuesday party, a nitpick from a moodful stepmother, a new Sunday school teacher, and a humorous fish worm incident with Jane.
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Joe Hix Dus
Becauz
Sissy Brooks
Jake
Jane
Janes
U. States
Caleb
Faudrees Move to Boonville for Bakers Job
Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Faudree and son Wendell of Macon visited L. T. Wykoff's family. C. T. Faudree left for Boonville Missouri where he accepted a position with Trout Bakers after a year with Waller Bakery in Macon. Mrs. Faudree and Wendell will move soon. friends wish them success.
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C. T. Faudree
Wendell
Macon
L. T. Wykoff
C. T
Boonville
Trout Bakers
Waller Bakery
Faudree
Son
Legislature adjourned after long session in Missouri
The fifty-seventh General Assembly ended after 112 days with a 6 PM adjournment. Amid confusion in the House, Speaker Meredith faced protests from St. Louis and other delegates, and voting records were debated as members demanded changes. The piece notes post adjournment legal threats and broader global references.
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General Assembly
Meredith
St. Louis
Lay
Benton County
Munger
Scott
O’brien
Randolph
Whiteaker
Hickory
Estes
St. Louis County
House
Rep. Lay
Speaker
Con. J. O’brien
Statesmen Holding Conference On International Economic Talks
Goods prices rise with corn wheat rye and sugar reaching new yearly highs. Power output improves compared with early year while freight car loadings are projected to fall the smallest in three years. Steel output edges up as money rates drop rapidly. Authorities anticipate wide discussions at the Roosevelt led talks with foreign governments on tariffs debts armanents gold standard inflation and related topics.
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Electrc
American Railway Association
Roosevelt
Office Closed for Missouri Medical Association Convention
Notice states the office will be closed Tuesday May 2 and Wednesday May 3 due to the Missouri Medical Association Convention. Dr. M. L. Haning signs the notice.
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Missouri Medical Association
M. L. Haning
Home Racketeer Warned By Lakeview Enterprise
The Lakeview Michigan Enterprise warns of a growing home racket preying on property owners. Strangers lure owners into signing improvement contracts for imagined employment, often without proper reading. The article notes widespread activity and urges caution.
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Lakeview
Michigan
Sunday School Rally urged for 4-H members and county schools
In cooperation with Missouri Sunday School Council County Agent Hall urges all 4-H Club members to attend a May 7 rally day. Farm Bureau recommends organizing Sunday Schools during the summer in county school houses to add to social and educational activities. May 7 is proposed as the starting day.
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Missouri Sunday School Council
Stitch And Chatter Club Holds Postponed Meeting
The Stitch And Chatter Club met at Mrs. Willie Ware’s home with 13 members and 4 visitors due to bad weather and planned to meet next Tuesday to finish quilting. New officers elected Thursday were Mrs. Bessie Steel president and Lavenia Linhart secretary treasurer. Mrs. Clara Hanman moved to Kirksville last week and will be missed. The next meeting is with Mrs. Cecil Walker on Thursday April 27.
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Stitch and Chatter Club
Willie Ware
Bessie Steel
Lavenia Linhart
Clara Hanman
Kirksville
Cecil Walker
C. R
Card of Appreciation to Fire Department Helpers
Mrs Iva Darr thanks all who assisted in putting out yesterday’s house fire. She commends the fire department for their prompt and effective service.
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Fire Department
Iva Darr
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Nellie Belle Gordray
North Salem, Mo
Harmon-Stephenson
Beryl
H. N. Thurlo
Roy Crowdis
Howard Pederson
W. E. Smith
Arthur Mundell
Coral Morgan
J. B. F. Wampler
W. L. Taylor
Paul McCollum
John Sayers
Byron Taylor
Cecil Taylor
Basil Taylor
Earl
J. B. Maggart
Elbert Howard
Ramsay MacDonald
Mussolini
France
Herriot
Hitler
Russia
United States
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