Red Sox Beat Linneus Braves at Old Settlers Park
The Red Sox defeated Linneus Braves 16 to 2 at Old Settlers Park. Brownings catcher was injured early, Trusten McArtor filled in behind the plate, and Cunningham hit a home run for the Red Sox while Blackman and Cunningham allowed few runs.
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Red Sox
Old Settlers
Linneus Braves
Browning
Trusten McArtor
McArtor
Unifoom
Bryan
Braves
Yes
Ball
Dave
D Sox
Dickinson
C. Blackman
McDandel
Cunningham
Anderson, Cf
McClannahan
Whitmind
Linneus
Blackman
Smith
Franklin
Linaeys
Pasture for Rent by Month Near Good Pasture
Advertiser E. L. Havens offers good pasture with ample water for rent by the month. Two weeks notice if needed. rental terms clearly stated for prospective lessees seeking grazing land.
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E. L. Havens
Dinner Party Hosted by Miss Ruth Lay
Miss Ruth Lay entertained a number of friends at her home on Tuesday with a delicious two course dinner. The hostess was assisted by her mother and the invited guests included Miss Floy Kenley Miss Violett Hooker Miss Alean Woodworth Miss Lorene Burkholder Miss Pearle Hoselton Miss Orryl Adams and Mesdames Hazel Peterson Martha Jordon Blanche Johnson and Allalie Thurlo.
Brookfield contractor advances Linneus to Purdin road improvements
A Brookfield contractor leads a crew on the Linneus to Purdin road project. The highway is widened and resurfaced, with culverts replaced and longer ones installed. When completed the route will connect with No 36 at Laclede and likely pave soon. The task progresses and the as yet unfinished No 5 road program is noted as late but improving.
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Rose
Brookfield
Linneus
Purdin
Laclede
Iowa
Highway Department
Cotter Reunion Planned at Browning Park
The Cotter Reunion will be held at Browning Park on Sunday September 6. All relatives are requested to be present.
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Cotter
Browning
Local Family Hosts August One O Clock Dinner
Mr and Mrs J J Smith and daughter Mary entertained guests on August 5 with a one o clock dinner. Attending were Mrs R D Nevins Mr and Mrs J T Nevins of this city and Mr and Mrs J N Wilson with son Richard and daughter Marjorie Mr and Mrs Floyd Wilson and son Beverly Floyd of Seattle Washington.
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J. J. Smith
Mary
R. D. Nevins
J. T. Nevins
This
City
J. N. Wilson
Richard
Marjorie
Floyd Wilson
Beverly Floyd
Seattle
Washington
Old Settlers Weekends At Linneus Draw Large Crowd
Linneus hosts Old Settlers events on Thursday and Friday with large crowds despite clouds. Notable speakers include Congressman Ralph Lozier and Lieut. Governor E. H. Winter. Prof. G A Smith gave talks. Marceline band provided music. ball games drew crowds, with Mendow defeating Linneus and Browning Red Sox beating the Braves.
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Linneus
Ralph Lozier
E. H. Winter
Jefferson City
G., A. Smith
Chillicothe
Marceline Band
Mendow
Browning Red Sox
Braves
Linn County
Old Settlers
Best Glasses Sale At Bailey Maytag Office
Balance small payments noted on Sept. 5. See Dr. Palm for eyewear at Bailey Maytag office.
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Dr. Palm
Bailey Maytag
Lawn party honors Miss Clara Belle Musgrave at Browning home
Miss Kathaleen Hooker hosted guests at a country lawn party on Wednesday evening August 5. Music came from Doris and Fern Grice on guitars and Keith Clem on piano while bananas and cookies were served. A long list of attendees included many from Browning and nearby, with Miss Clara Belle Musgrave among the guests.
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Kathaleen Hooker
Clara Belle Musgrave
Harris
Doris
Fern Grice
Keith Clem
Ida McQuown
Pauline
Virginia Jennings
Annabel Atkins
Ruth
Alice Marie Coulter
Violette McKay
Helen
Doris Havens
Anna Belle Longwell
Hazel Crookshanks
Eveyln Gable
Nadine Calsted
Lora
Marjorie Stufflebean
Gladys Atkins
Dorotha Arnold
Letha
Emmagene Oaks
Alma Cotter
Obituary for Elza Lee Hoskins of Shelby Mo
Elza Lee Hoskins born May 6 1912 in North Salem Missouri died August 7 1931 at his parents home at age 19 years 3 months and 1 day after a lingering illness He married Bernice Keithley January 1 1930 and they had a daughter Betty Carlyle He is survived by his wife daughter and his parents Funeral services were held at the M E Church in North Salem conducted by Rev Claude Crandall and interment was in the North Salem cemetery The family receives the communitys sympathy in this time of sorrow.
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Missouri
Spokane
Wesh
Manitou Park
Washington
G. A. Street
Joe
Charley Gooch
Missouri River
Clem
Browning
Jack Schrock
Lon Johnson
Ozark, Christian Co
Chas. Leavy
Nodaway County
Garnett A. Street
Pullman, Wash
Dave Jessee
Elza Lee Hoskins
Robert E. Hoskins
Shelby
North Salem
Bernice Keithley
Fred Keithley
Betty Carlyle
M. E. Church
Claude Crandall
U. B
Kansas City
Hay Harvest Now and When We Were a Boy
Last Thursday the editor and crew finished harvesting about 150 acres of hay despite heat and drought. The reminiscences recall old methods from grinding sickles to stacking hay with ropes and lizards, noting gradual gains with new machinery and fewer workers.
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Father
Timothy
Thompson
B. D. Bolling
Armstrong
Nevins Hosts Seattle and Local Guests For Dinner
On Tuesday August 4, Mr. and Mrs. Joe T Nevins and Mrs. R D Nevins hosted dinner for guests including Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Wilson and Beverly. Mr. and Mrs. J N Wilson and Marjorie and Richard of Seattle. and Mr. and Mrs. J J Smith and Mary of this city.
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Cotter Reunion
Old Settler’s
Clever
Chauncy
Jerome
Daniel
George
M. R. Jenkins
George Martin
Joe T. Nevins
Beverly
J.J. Smith