Mrs Susie Gooch Honored On Goth Birthday at Missouri Style Dinner
A large gathering at Mrs. Cora Sargent’s home in Hobart Oklahoma honors Mrs. Susie Gooch on her 60th birthday. Attendees include many local families and friends from Guthrie and surrounding areas. The event emphasizes farm money boosting prosperity for farmers and traders ahead of fall and winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susie Gooch
Sargent
Cora Sargent
Hobart
Okla
Missouri
Oklahoma
Belle Knifong
C. L. Drake
Wm. Barclay
John Browning
Bernard
Peggy
Ray Maggart
Donna Rae
W. C. Warren
Joel DeWitt
Marion Quigley
Bobby Jean
Roy Calhoun
James
Hiram Baskett
Ray
Velma
John A. Harris
Veda Lambert
Floyd
Scott Browning
Jake Quigley
Clinton
Dorothy
W. T. Cordray
Jane Ross
Oscar Blender
Katherine
Stella
Dale
Doris
Kay Stufflebean
Alta Brookshier
Ezra Berry
Hartwell Franklin
Charles
Dickie
Charley Pipes
A. J. Stufflebean
Ray Pipes
Janice
Waverly
Orval
William Riley
Sherman Cotter
Frank Maggart
Hazel
Lois
Lester Harris
Alden Knifong
W. P. Gooch
J. W. Harris
Allen Fields
Guthrie
Truman Creason
Wilson Quigley
Lorene
Lucille Hanman
Iola Havens
Roy Dunlap
Marlyn
June Creason
Shirley
Norma Lee Creason
Everett
Clarence
Sylvia
Violet
Rosalee
Donald Gillispie
Imogene Hanman
Farm Money Gains as Wheat and Corn Reach New Peaks
Experts announce a two billion dollar wheat crop and a booming grain harvest with corn also strong. The season’s grain value nears four billion dollars, total farm income hits ten billion, signaling broad rural impact beyond market gains.
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Browning
Contracts Set For Road Work In Missouri
The Missouri State Highway Commission received 502 sealed bids Friday August 6 for 238 miles of road at about 1.92 million dollars. Most projects join Federal Aid with government reimbursement near fifty percent. 29 sections costing about 95 thousand are state funded. Bid highlights include O Q Fuller Construction Co of Nevada for 13.339 miles of seal coat on Hwy No 5 in Sullivan County at 5880.87.
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Missouri State Highway Commission
C. W. Brown
O. Q. Fuller Const., Co
Nevada
Sullivan County
Lantz Couple Welcome Baby Girl This Sunday
Mr. and Mrs Maurice Lantz are proud parents of a baby girl born Sunday morning. Both mother and child are doing nicely. The newborn has not yet been named. Dr McArtor served as the attending physician.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice Lantz
Mother
Babe
Dr. McArtor
August Health Warning Urges Weed Removal Across Browning
Health officials warn August is the most dangerous month for heat illness typhoid and malaria, urging property owners to keep premises weed free to reduce disease and pest breeding. They stress eliminating weeds and cess-pools to curb flies and mosquitoes before cooler weather arrives.
4-H Club Members Visit Chillicothe on Tour
The Linn County 4-H red ribbon winners toured Chillicothe August 3 hosted by the Chamber of Commerce and Linn County Farm Bureau. They inspected the Coop Creamery Crookshanks Bakery Bootling Works Telephone Office Constitution Office Girls Industrial Home and Chillicothe Business College. A luncheon for the board followed and a free movie and swim in the afternoon.
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Chillicothe Chamber of Commerce
Linn County
Linn County Farm Bureau
Chillicothe
Coop
Creamery
Crookshanks Bakery
Bootling Works
Telephone Office
Constitution Office
Girls Industrial Home
Chillicothe Business College
Chamber of Commerce
Engineer L. N. Warren Visits Emporia Relatives
L. N. Warren of 921 Lawrence Street Emporia Kansas spent Monday and Monday night with his uncle L. C. Lantz and other relatives. Warren is an engineer on the Santa Fe Railroad and has been with the company twenty one years. He took a brief leave to visit his birthplace near North Salem and see friends and kin.
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L. N. Warren
Lawrence St
Emporia
Kan
L. C. Lantz
Mr. Warren
Lou Lantz Warren
Santa Fe Railroad
North Salem
Hostess Jennie Epperson Hosts Hummel Wesley Class
Mrs. Jennie Epperson hosted the Hummel Wesley class on Thursday August 5. The regular business session was followed by a lesson titled South America the Land of Opportunity. Refreshments included frozen dessert and cake.
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Hummel-Wesley
Jennie Epperson
Hummel Wesley
South America
Land of Opportunity
Epperson
Home Destroyed by Fire on Highway No 5
The country home of Mr and Mrs Roy Knifong on Highway Five was destroyed by fire Tuesday afternoon. Authorities believe the blaze started from a defective flue.
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Roy Knifong
Highway No. 5
Farm Bureau Seeks Corn Loans At August Board Meeting
The Linn County Farm Bureau adopted a resolution urging Congress to pass a regulation granting loans on corn. It warned corn prices will be low this fall and that stock for feed is scarce and costly. Miss Banning mailed the resolution to senators and representatives, and Rep. M. A. Romine replied with a joint resolution authorizing loans by the Commodity Credit Corporation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Bureau
Linn County Farm Bureau
Congress
Miss Banning
Rep. M. A. Romine
Commodity Credit Corporation
Kirksville Opera Robin Hood Receives Mixed Praise
The Kirksville Daily Express lauds Eddie Williams as Sir Guy of Gisborne with strong acting, plus Parvin Jenkins as Little John and Lorraine Glaze as Annabel in a Kirksville Teachers College production. The eightieth voice chorus includes Lorene Wampler Dorothy Creson Hezel Cooper Lois McMickle.
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Robin Hood
Teachers College
Kirksville
Kirksville Daily Express
Sir Guy of
Gisborne
Eddie Williams
Williams
Earl of Huntington
Sheriff
Nottingham
Maid Marian
Parvin
Jenkins
Little John
Lorraine Glaze
Annabell
Lorene Wampler
Dorothy Creason
Hezel Cooper
Lois McMickle
Lay Baby Douglas Neal Born to Fred and Wife
Mr and Mrs Fred Lay announce the birth of a six pound baby boy named Douglas Neal born Friday afternoon. Mother and baby are doing nicely with Dr T R McArtor attending.
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Fred Lay
Douglas Neal
T. R. McArtor
Browning Circuit Church Notices and Revival Services
Church announcements for Browning Circuit report 10 am Sunday School at Morris Chapel and Bear Branch with strong attendance. Horace Tomlin hosts Wednesday study. Rev S A Bennett of Chillicothe preaches revival at Bear Branch this week. Pastor W M Owen invites all to gospel preaching and singing.
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S. A. Bennett
Chillicothe
W. M. Owen
Horse Wanted Good Plug Not Too Old
Classified notice from H. R. Hamilton seeking a horse for sale. Describes a well-bred plug not too old and suitable for riding or work. Contact details not provided in the fragment.
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H. R. Hamilton
Night Driving and Headlight Care for Safe Travel
A Detroit auto maker emphasizes cleaning headlight bulbs and lenses to maintain light intensity. Dust and misaligned bulbs can reduce visibility by up to 35 percent, increasing accident risk on unfamiliar night roads. The tip is inexpensive and quick, useful for metro travelers around Browning.
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Detroit
Browning
Browning Rally Demolishes Brunswick 13 to 2 for Sixth Straight Win
Browning overwhelmed Brunswick Merchants 13 to 2 Sunday as Dickinson homered and Carr drove in four. Bruns wick pitchers Blackwell and Strub struggled, while Browning’s defense stayed error free. Report notes next meeting with Mrs. Orville Thudium on August 18.
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Browning
Brunswick Merchants
Brunswick
Brassfield
Dickinson
Cray
B. Carr
Carr
Kelly
McArtor
Dray
Thurlo
Stone
Johns
Blackwell
Strub
Visitors from Kansas Spend Week with Owen Family
Last week visitors included Mrs. W. J. Wilson of Sampsel and Mr. and Mrs. John Hays with family of Wetmore Kansas. Mrs. Hays is Rev. Owen's sister in law. They returned to Sampsel Friday with Hubert Owen to spend several days there.
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Kansas
W. M. Owen
Bitter Sweet Club Meets With Mrs Mae Woolf
The Bitter Sweet Club gathered with five members and eleven visitors on August 4 with Mrs Pearl Goins presiding. America was sung, Leona Remick gave the club collect, three contests were won by Mrs Susan Creason and Mrs Essie Wood, and refreshments were served. The group plans to meet with Mrs Lola Moore on August 18 for a community social.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bitter Sweet Club
Mae Woolf
Pearl Goins
America
Leona Remick
4-H
Susan Creason
Essie Wood
Lola Moore
Sunshine Workers Club Meeting Report
The Sunshine Workers met with Mrs. Will Rulon on August 3 for an all day quilting session. Many members were busy in hay and temperatures were high, limiting progress. A noon dinner was served and the afternoon sought a cooler place to work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunshine Workers
Will Rulon
Stitch And Chatter Club July Meeting Notes
The Stitch and Chatter Club met on a very hot July 29 with teen members present along with Mrs Hanman. They quilted two quilts one finished and one near completion while planning park projects. Members listed include Alice De Vore Camora Abbott Lois Foss Clara Hanman Lucille Hanman and others. Visitors named include Sade Knifong Jane Ross Nora Cokerham Susie Gooch and several more. Next meeting with Camora Abbott and roll call recalling motherly advice was planned.
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Althe
Bernadine Liebhart
Alex Woodside
Belle Riley
Clair Shipp
Hiram Baskett
Norman Woodside
Ethel Bennett
Camora Abbott
Slats' Diary Week of Oddities and Mishaps
An illustrated diary fragment recounts a week of quirky, rough speech entries. Jane plans errands and letters, Jake visits Elsy, Blisters debates timing, firesales damage stores, Uncle Hen advocates mercy on a fish, Emmy dislikes a meat man, and Ma questions a telephone operator.
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Sen
Harry S. Truman
Bertha Barkholder
Mellie Thudium
Mabel Maxwell
Alberta Campbell
Peart Head
Bertie Rulon
Arthur Coram
Wilma Head
Roscoe Rulon
Orville Thudium
Sunshine Workers Club
Stitch and Chatter Club
Jane
Jake
Elsy
Evning
Monney
Ignerenter & Dummer
Emmy
A. m
Carey
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