Haseville Notes Highlight Social Visit Trends
The Haseville column notes Brookfield visitors M. Nichols and son, plus multiple Friday and Sunday visits among local families including the Wood, Bartow, Gooch, Kilburn, and Pew households. Ladies Aid gathered with Veda Wood hosting. Edith Rottmann returned from Kansas City. several relatives visited Chula, Laredo, and Kirksville as residents recover from illness and injury. Local travel involved A. S. and Charley Maggert fetching corn in Iowa and stock movements by Clifford Fanning and Glenn Moore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Nichols and Son
Brookfield
Willie VanHorne
Ben Wood
Glen Jerome
Gon
Henry Jerome
Harley Grimes
Chillicothe
Kenneth Jennings
Ray Molloy
Lowel
Marjory
T. J. Bartow
Ladies Aid Society
Veda Wood
Mises
Pearl
Clara Wood
Edith Rottmann
Kansas City
Carl
Victor Gooch
Will Payton
Billie Kilburn
Chula
Ira Kilburn
Laredo
Gladys Hern
Kittie Kilburn
Ruth Lawrence
W. A. Pew
Geo. Pew
Ray Gooch
Anna Pew
Elizabeth Kelsey
Dixie Pendergast
S. J. Bartow
T. S. Bartow
Rand
W. J. Gooch
Locust Creek Drainage District to Elect Supervisor Aug 17
Notice of Annual Meeting of Land Owners of Locust Creek Drainage District in Linn and Sullivan Counties Missouri to elect one supervisor replacing G W Grider. Meeting set for August 17 1935 at 1 pm in the Circuit Court room Linneus with F L Fitch as chairman and G W Grider as secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Locust Creek
Linn and
Sullivan Counties
Linn
Missouri
Circuit Court Room
Linneus
Linn County
Misouri
Board of Supervisors
G. W. Grider
F. L. Fitch
Community Notes From Linneus And Nearby Towns
Round of social calls and travels across Linneus and nearby towns with visits to the Hedges and Pulliam families. Willlie Hedges and kin visited. Miss Thelma McGhee and Katie Armstrong started schools. Climmie McDonald dies in Kirksville hospital. several residents travel to Platte City Colorado Springs Phoenix and Ozarks for visits and business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linneus
Willie Hedges
Humphreys
Jim Hedges
George Pulliam
Marle Pulliam
Platte City
Thelma McGhee
Shafter
Irene Shafer
Brookfield
Eva Monroe
West Cavane
Will Pulliam
D. L. Cady
Evelyn Hamner
Marie Owens
Billie Jenkins
Manley Buckman
Heat drives haying as farmers cope with drought
The weather remains hot and dry with gardens drying. Haying dominates daily work as teams struggle with the heat. A Cross Roads gathering Friday night drew a strong crowd and will reconvene August 23. Troy Head assists Allen Lawrence and Charley Couch, while Ted Rice aids E. E. Maxey in haying efforts.
Administrator's Notice for John I Harmon Estate
Letters of administration granted to Ada H. Bolling for the estate of John I Harmon in Linn County Missouri on July 22 1935. Creditors must file claims within six months or be barred, and within one year for final bar. Arthur L Pratt Judge of Probate and Ada H Bolling Administratrix seal attested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John I. Harmon
Linn County
Missouri
Weathered heat frames haying season in Roger area
The report notes hot dry conditions hindering haying as locals work toward harvest. Tom Smith visits his sister on Monday and Tuesday while Charles Wilson Curt Bauer and Ben Runyon bale for Herb Wilson on Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Will Welch visit their daughter Mr and Mrs McCollum and their grandparents Mrs Tracie Christian on Wednesday. Shelby girls return home from Kirksville after schooling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Logan
Frank Bauer
Ted Steele
Ohio
L. T. Finney
Linneus
Old Settlers
W. J. Bailey
Glen
Billie
Ray Rauer
Leon Smith
Dorothy Wilson
Curt Rauer
Brookfield
Tom Smith
Charles Wilson
Curt Bauer
Ben Runyon
Herb Wilson
Will Welch
McCollum
Tracie Christian
Shelby
Kirksville
In Memoriam for Elza Hoskins Four Years On
In loving memory of Elza Hoskins who died August 7 1931 four years ago today. The verse laments the lonely path and enduring grief as family remains sadly touched by loss. It notes a father mother wife and children’s steady memory. Walnut Grove stems Mrs Leo Dunlap of Milan visits her mother Mrs Winnie Christy this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elza Hoskins
Elza
Walnut Grove
Leo Dunlap
Milan
Winnie Christy
Local Social News and Sheep Worm Advice Update
Mrs Ella Frazier Alma Lawrence and Mrs Molly Pipes were callers at the Morris home Monday. Hebert Robinson underwent an operation at Kirksville Wednesday evening. Latest report he is getting along fine. Mr and Mrs Dowie Linhart and Dollie Morris near Green City spent the weekend at the Morris. Several from this community attended the program at Cross Roads Friday night. Mrs Cora Sargent and family near Browning spent Sunday with her sister Mrs Molly Pipes. Farmers face worm problems in sheep this season. County Agent Paugher urges worm control and drenching with a free formula available at the county office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Tharp
Cora
Roy Marlay
Browning
A. L. Marlay
Milan
Herbert Robinson
Kirkville
Fenley Black
Floyd Fanning
Iowa
A. S
Charley Maggart
L. M. Kenley
Clifford Fanning
Glenn Moore
Kirksville
Glenn Whiteaker
Troy Head
Francis McClarren
Cecil Carmack
Lindley
Jimmie Compton
Shafter
Elmer Hammock
George Phillips
Tom Morris
Dudly Phillips
Bud Lay
Ervin Creeokshanks
Macon
Bill Pridemore
Earl Hess
Lilburn. Gilmer
Verne Stevenson
Harold Coover
Vernon Phillips
Julius Wood
Babe Gooch
Raymond Gooch
Bryan Molloy
J. D. Molloy
Oma Phillips
Cecil Hammock
Chillicothe
Ella Frazier
Alma Lawrence
Molly Pipes
Morris Home
Hebert Robinson
Dowie Linhart
Dollie Morris
Green City
Cross Roads
Cora Sargent
Patronage Appeal Requests Reader Support for Paper
The notice asks readers for help to sustain the newspaper, inviting patronage and support to keep the paper publishing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheng Nang
Also Mentioned on This Page
Joe Nickels
Browning, Mo
Purdin
Ada H. Bolling
Arthur L. Pratt
Memoriam
R.E. B. Gray
John
Gray Brothers
Fern D. Carter
J. H. Calhoun
Ize
Paugher
Chesterfield
Bright
Burley
Maryland
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