Haseville Items Highlight Local Visiting and Socials
Mrs Genevieve Holser and others shopped in Chillicothe last Monday while families like the Sayers and Goochs hosted guests. Visitors from Trenton and Galt join a busy week with Sunday dinners and afternoon calls. Sunday School attendance at Haseville reached 62 with hopes for growth next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genevieve Holser
Ethel Holser
Marie
Lois Sayers
Chillicothe
O. E. Rottman
J. C. Sayers
Harry Rhodes
Otis Lawrence
Lawrence
J. W. Wood
Trenton
Rottmann
John
Ted
W. E. Sayers
Walter J. Gooch
H. V. Campbell
T. S. Bartow
Walter Gooch
J. W. Morris
Ray Molloy
Haseville
Galt
Hugh Campbell
Tommie Bartow
Susie Gooch
Clarence Nichols
W. F. Sayers
Ray Gooch
W. A. Pew
Lucille Chapman
Jim Wood
S. J. Bartow
Mollie
Mary Norvell
T. N. Bartow
North East Linn Personal Notes Share Family Visits and Health
George Christian improves to better health. Mrs. Elwell Wentworth of Ohio visits her mother Mrs. Maggie Brewer. Otis McCollum and wife visit Will McCollum in Gifford. Perry Christian and wife dine with Ben Purdin. John Bauer and wife visit Frank Cattey. Nora Cordray helps care for newborn granddaughter with daughter Mrs. Sam Franklin. Violet Gooddard returns home from Perry Christian's. Antone Sattman and mother visit Lon Watson. Frank Cattey hosts Wilbert Cahoon, Rolly Bailey, and Arthur Cattey families. Paul Sell works for Ben Purdin this spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Christian
Elwell Wentworth
Ohio
Maggie Brewer
Otis McCollum
Will McCollum
Gifford
Perry Christian
Ben Purdin
John Bauer
Frank Cattey
Nora Cordray
Sam Franklin
Violet Gooddard
Perry Christian’s
John Thuchum
Maggie Prewer
Antone Sattman
Lon Watson
Frank Catttey
Wilbert Cahoon
Rolly Bailey
Arthur Cattey
Paul Sell
Weather Brightens as Farmers Await Plowing Start
The weather is very fine at this writing and feels like summer. Farmers will begin field work as soon as the ground dries enough to plow.
Community Notes From Local Visits And Events
George Baker moved east of Yellow Creek on the highway. A well attended gathering at Ben Careys. Mr and Mrs Leon Gooch, Juanita Fuller and baby visited Frank Bauers. Carl Coffman and daughter Velma visited his sister Mrs H L Wilson last week. Carl came from Miami Florida and saw water in Kentucky. Leon Smith visited Edgar Crists Sunday. The Seniors held their baccalaureate sermon Sunday evening led by Rev Eveland with the Purdin quartet singing two numbers. Mr Miller from Roger will open a business in Shelby about Wednesday. Shelby is booming with new buildings, merchants arriving and road work to start when the contract is let on the 28th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Carey
Leon Gooch
Juanita Fuller
Baby
Frank Bauer
Carl Coffman
Velma
H. L. Wilson
Carl
Miami
Fla
Kentucky
Leon Smith
Edgar Crist
Eveland
Purdin Quartette
Miller
Roger
Shelby
Notice of Final Settlement in Gibson Estate
Creditors and others interested in the estate of William I Gibson, deceased, are notified that Mont Cumbo as Administrator will make a Final Settlement at the next term of the Probate Court of Linn County Missouri to be held at Linneus on May 8 1933.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William I. Gibson
Mont Cumbe
Linn County
Missouri
Linneus
Executor Named In Mundell Estate Probate
Notice is given that letters testamentary for the estate of Thomas B. Mundell deceased were granted by the Linn County Missouri Probate Court on April 17 1933 to W A Mundell executor. Creditors must present claims within six months of grant or be barred. one year to file claims. Arthur L Pratt Judge of Probate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas B. Mundell
Linn County
Missouri
W. A. Mundell
Shafter items depict community life and visits
The Shafter notes describe pleasant weather, blooming landscaping along Parson Creek, and busy farmers. Visitors include Mr. and Mrs. W L Baker, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Myers, and families of Purdin and Eversonville. Uncle Ed Browning stays with relatives, and 4 H club plans finish amid social calls and local events.
Community Notes from Reger and White Oak
Herbert Williams family visits with Williams, Ichlee and Eldin Watson. Clark Harmon’s chairvarí event draws crowd. Vernon and congratulated couple receive well wishes. Several families spend Sunday with neighbors. Church of God meeting attracts large turnout with upcoming all day May event and Mother’s Day program. Clyde Brinkley visit. Myrtle Bardon at Myron Williams. Ray Trumbo purchases property and moves south. Fields visit Dewitt home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Williams
Ichlee
Eldin Watson
Myron Williams
Clark Harmon’s
Vernon Stephenson
Johnie Stephenson
Lester Stepherson
Church of God
Ray Trumbo
Roger
Robert and
Marion Fields
Clarence Dewitt
Millinery Specials On Ladies Hats and Dresses
Millinery specials announce one lot of ladies new up to date hats about a dollar each and another lot of ladies and children's hats around five hundred in stock plus a good line of ladies dresses offered at a low price.
Big day at Morris Chapel boosts community spirit
Sunday activities at Morris Chapel included a full Sunday school, all day services, and a noon dinner led by Rev. and Mrs. Rudloff. Neighborly visits occurred as Forest Jacobs hosted relatives, and local families shared meals after a week with A. N. A. meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris Chapel
Rudloff
Forest Jacobs
Russell
Emerson Head
W. H. Pridemore
China
Bryan Molloy
Jolce
Jackie
Tom Remmick
Lee Gooch
Vernon Phillips
Dorothy
Junior
No Law Against Editors Says Mickie
Copy reads a defiant jab about editors and price hikes, noting no law to stop journalists from printing and urging readers to avoid complaints. The battered, misspelled lines reflect a tough town newspaper voice railing at perceived censorship and rising costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bor
Ussen
Carrming
Senior Play April 27 The Whoofenpoof Update
Community notes report Mrs. Imogene Swank easing back from illness to attend Sunday school. Visits include Mr. and Mrs. Fritz Brinkley with daughter, Rev. Fred Berchman and family, and several local households in Reger and Milan. Continuous social calls spotlight local pastor and family engagements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imogene Swank
Fritz Brinkley
Rob Stephenson
Fred Berchman
Alta McKinster
Milan
Reger
Purdin and Linneus People Visit and Move This Week
Local residents from Linneus and Purdin call on Wm. Pulliam. Ed and Mrs. Pulliam visit family in Kirksville and travel to Chillicothe. D L Cady and others attend a funeral in Brookfield. Dr. Prescott opens practice in Purdin, and Corn planting begins with local residents active at Ray Pulliam’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Pulliam
Kirksville
Gilbert Kroeger
Dr. Prescott
Jenkins
Purdin
Wm. Pulliam
D. L. Cady
R. H. Bowles
Mickler
Chillicothe
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Browning, Missouri
Joe Nickell
Brown‘ing, Mo
J. R. Wood and
Bennie Wood
Marjory Campbell
Lola Rae Bartow
North East Linn Items
George Baker
Yellow Creek
Mont Cumbo
Arthur L. Pratt
Parson Creek
Shafter
W. L. Baker
Tom Myers
L. E Hedges
George Phillips
James and
Bobbie
J. G. Coulter
Alice Marie
L. W. Arnold
Joe Arnold
Ed Browning
Jerry Gooch
Gooch
Bobbie Shifflett
Marylin Rose
Eversonville
Tom Morris
Everett Crookshanks
Pleasant Shade
Hall
Mattie Turner
Ida Hayes
Kittie Longwell
Mickie
Lester Stephenson
Paul and
Pauline Yardley
Leo Brinkley
Roy Hollow
W. P. Stephenson
Clyde Dillinger
George Artz
L. M. McIntyre
W. A. Davis
Beulah McIntire
David M. Owens
Church of Christ
Rev. Hoover
Nadine Pulliam
J. O. Pulliam
John Blender
R. M. Ogle
Brookfield
Ray Pulliam
Putman
Lee Brand
Arm & Hammer Soda
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