Local notes from Brownings Missouri Herald August 8 1935
Shelby items report haying as main activity with farmers weary from work. Notices on hospital visits and travels include Mrs Normal McDonnald hospitalized in Kirksville and Willie Head family returning from Dearborn Michigan. Social visits feature Tracie Christian family and Miss Etta May Steele visiting Mildred Wilson with Turney Bailey and wife calling on Mrs Charles Wilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shelby
Charles Wilson
Tracie Christian
Will Welch
Herb Wilson
Merl
Willie Head
Old Missouri
Dearborn
Mich
Etta May Steele
Mildred Wilson
Cread Boyles
Leon Simpson
Marvin Finney
Colorado
Turney Bailey
Orvis Logan
Carl Porter Hay
North East Linn Items Weather Brings Hay Time
Farmers plan hay work as real weather arrives. Visits span Perry Christian home, Otis McColum, Okey Millioans, Elmer, Kirksville area. Notables include Mrs. Ora Cordray improving. Families of Cattey and Cordray visited Frank Cattey, Floy Brantner, and others near Kirksville.
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North East Linn
Carl Vencll
Perry Christian
Emil Madonin
Perry McCollum
Kirksville
Otis McColum
Robert’ Catteyard
Lon Turti
Elmer
Ora Cordray
Arthur Catte
Walnut Grove Notes on Hay Stacking and Visits
Walnut Grove community reports hay stacking as the day’s work. Residents shared social visits including Herbert Robinson’s lost horse last week. Visitors came from Green City Keokuk California Kansas City Milan and California to see local families and relatives.
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Walnut Grove
Herbert Robinson
Ella Frazier
Erlin Hoskins
Green City
Lester Lawrence
Clum. Mitchell
R. O. Sayers
R H. B. Jennings
Keokuk
Charley Pipes
Charley Lee
California
John Lee
Ben Brant
Kansas City
Earl Dunlap
Herbert Knight
Milan
Hartwell Franklin
Della Havers
Ray Pipes
Local Visitors Gather Over Weekend in Brookfield Area
A series of Sunday visits Highlight social activity around Purdin and Brookfield. A. G. Murrein and wife with Mrs. Miller called on Mrs. Olson while Fred McGhee and family, Harold Finney and family visited Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hedges. Howard Jenkins and Marie Owens visited Jesse Wootsides. Eva Monroe spent the weekend with relatives in Brookfield. Ray Pulliam and family visited Dick Ogle's in Brookfield.
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A. G. Murrein
Miller
Olson
Fred McGhee
Harold Finney
Jim Hedges
Howard Jenkins
Marie Owens
Jesse Wootsides
Eva Monroe
Brookfield
Ray Pulliam
Dick Ogle
Local Social Visits Reported From Area Homes
Robert Ross and wife visited in Purdin Saturday evening. Mrs Able visited her son Roy Brown Sunday. Chas Bagley and wife with Alva Bagley and wife called on Marie Owens Sunday evening. Will Louthan returned from Marceline where he visited his daughter Mrs Roy Smith for two weeks. D L Cady and wife Annie Smith and Eva Monroe visited Evelyn Hamner. Dr and Mrs Kroeger visited Ed Pulliam's Sunday afternoon. Her mother is described as real poorly.
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Robert Ross
Purdin
Seven Pound Boy Born to Mr and Mrs Ross Palmer
The news notes the birth of a seven pound boy to Mr and Mrs Ross Palmer on August 2. Dozens of local social items follow including visits, weekend guests, picnics, a raffle, an ice cream supper and a somewhat unhappy note about a brood mare loss.
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Ross Palmer
True Blue Club
Glenn Jeroome
Darrold Hutchinson
Dick Tate
Brookfield
W.E. Morris
Harold Cooper
W. J. Phillips
B. M. Molloy
L. D. Phillips
Hubert Lyons
Purdin
Edgar L. Morris
Myrtle Burgess
Raymond Gooch
George Phillips
Elmer Hammock
Bill Buckner
Vernon Phillips
Linneus Park
Jerry Gooch
Milan
Tom. Morris
Will Moris
Bud Lay
Mr. Lay
Ruby Tate
Will Morris
Simpson Family Visits Before Moving to Unionville Work
Mr and Mrs Glen Simpson and sons of Callao visited Mr and Mrs C E F May Mart on Sunday before moving to Unionville to begin government work. Forrest Robinson of Detroit Michigan came last week to visit.
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Glen Simpson
Callao
C. EF. May- Mart
Unionaville
Forrest Robinson
Detriot, Mich
Social visits fill weekends across Milan and nearby towns
Numerous residents visited relatives and friends over the weekend. Names include Dr. Willis E. Christner with his mother Mrs. C E Maggart, Kate Atkins in Chillicothe with W G Smith, and visitors from Milan such as Fred Bertschmann and Mrs Alda McKinstray. Others spent time with kin in Knox City Trenton and Kirksville.
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C. E. Maggart
Kate Atkins
Chillicothe
W. G. Smith
Fred Bertschmann
Alda McKinstray
Milan
Clyde Dillinger
St. Louis
Earl Smith
Charley Smith
Etta Smith
Willie Rogers
Margaret Ford
Watson Rogers
Clan Yardley
Knox City
Geneva Heselenton
Wilbur Robertson
Trenton
Dan White
Lee McHargue
W. W
Lora Lovelle
Ike Grindstaff
Pleasant Grove Sunday Visitors and Local Family Notes
Sunday visitors at Tom Foster's included Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Foster and daughters Fsta Faye and Reva and Mrs. Jerrie Gooch of Shafter plus Mr. and Mrs. Earl Burton and Mr. and Mrs. Ray Lawrence. At the W A Thorp home were Mr. and Mrs. C D Thorp and sons Mr and Mrs B F Thorp and children and Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Gillpatric of Green City. Misses Ava and Louise Barrol of Green City spent the weekend with grandmother Mrs. Mary FE Dalzell.
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Okland Roach
Arlando Murphy
D. W. Foster
Jerry Gooch
Earl Burton
Ralph Lawrence
L. P. Lawrence
Alma Moore
Greenville
Kentucky
Mary E. Dalzell
Arthur Lawrence
H. FE. Rhea
Rahma
Bernice
Francis Neely
Leon Whiteaker
Trenton
Tom Foster
Fsta
Faye
Reva
Jerrie Gooch
Shafter
Ray Lawrence
Ava
Louise Barrol
Green City
Mary. FE. Dalzell
Haseville Social Notes Show Frequent Weekend Visits
A long list of Sunday visitors and weekly travelers includes Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Rottmann and son with Mrs. Letha Campbell and son. Reed Molloy and daughter from Michigan. the Gooch, Bartow, and Campbell families. J. R. Wood and daughters. Mrs. Teddy Holser and Mrs. John Rottmann in Trenton. Kenneth and Cleve Jennings. Gail and Russel Bartow visiting Lena Campbell. Oral Gooch near W. W. Gooch family. Carl Rottmann returning from Kansas City for Luck Rottmann’s funeral. Edith Rottmann accompanying him. Letha Tromerhouse visiting Aunt Daisy Powell in Kansas City. Frank and MecMickle households. Mrs. Mary Gooch, Mrs. Audie Parrows, Mrs. Warren, and Marie Warren among thrashers.
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C. E. Rottmann
Letha Campbell
J. C. Sayers
Reed Molloy
Michigan
Powell Molios
Ray Molloy
Ray Gooch
W. J. Gooch
Orai
J. Bartow
T. S. Bartow
H. C. Campbell
J. R. Wood
Alvin Bruce
Teddy Holser
John Rottmann
Trenton
Kenneth Jennings
Cleve Jennings
Gail
Russel Bartow
Lena Campbell
Benny Rhodes
Oral Gooch
W. W. Gooch
Dauga Aast
Carl Rottmann
Kansas
Daisy Powell
Kansas City
Frank McMickle
B. MecMickle
Mary Gooch
Audie Parrows
Warren
Marie Warren Cook
Thrashers
Leisure ideals fuel rise of home comfort utilities
A national trend toward leisure prompts growth of in home conveniences. Experts cite attendance at sports and outdoor life, the five day workweek, and evolving washers and irons as proof that manufacturers’ refinements boost ease of living for American households.
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America
Memorial Design Quality by Fulkerson Monument Co
Fulkerson Monument Co of Brookfield Missouri promotes its many years of experience. It highlights superior materials and masterful execution in memorials offered to customers.
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Fulkerson Monument Co
Brookfield, Missouri
Administrator's Notice for John I Harmon Estate in Linn County
Letters of administration granted July 22 1935 by the Linn County Missouri Probate Court to Ada H Bolling as administratrix. Creditors must present claims within six months for allowance and within one year to avoid being barred. Attest: Arthur L Pratt Judge of Probate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John I. Harmon
Linn County
Missouri
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Joe Nickell
Browning, Mo
Willis E. Christner
Pleasant Grove
Veraus
Purdin Mercantile Company
Linneus
Arthur L. Pratt
Ada H. Bolling
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