North East Linn Items Corn and family visits noted in local roundup
In the North East Linn area residents report corn stored in cribs and multiple social visits. Perry Christian and Simon Head hunted beer days ago, Rolley Bailey's family observed Thanksgiving at Frank Cattey's, and Arthur Watson's family spent Sunday with Allen Sill. Frank Cattey and Robert Cattey traveled to Brookfield on business. Otis McCollu hosted E. W. Nickell, Ray Nickell, Mrs. Stella Clarke, and others, with extended visits from Will and Clyde McCollum families and Elwood Thudium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry Christian
Simon Head
Rolley Bailey
Frank Cattey
Arthur Watson
Allen Sill
Perry McCollum
Floyd McCollum
Will Abbott
Robert Cattey
Brookfield
Otis McCollu
E. W. Nickell
Ray Nickell
Stella Clarke
Wilbert Cahoon
Will McCollum
Clyde, Clifford
Wanda May
Elwood Thudium
Thanksgiving Day Socials Across Shafter and Surroundings
Baker and Smith households hosted relatives for Thanksgiving. Coulter and Mills families joined Eversonville dinner. Doorway callers included McMickles, Hammocks, Jeromes, and Keiths. Woodmen held a wiener roast. ministers hosted meetings in Morris Chapel area. many neighbors visited, shared meals, and traveled to kin in Linneus, Purdin, and Maryville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Baker
Albert
Browning
R. E. Smith
Smith
Andy Buncies
Gus Coulter
Ruth
Alice
James
John Mills
Eversonville
Marshall McMickle
Eunice
Lois
Elmer Hammock
Jerry Gooch
Raymond Gooch
Jerry
L Glayds
Marie Gooch
Mr. McMickle
Keith Myers
Iowa
Keith
W. L Baker
Mr. Baker
M Myers
G. F. Foster
Linmens
Morris Chapel
Rudloff
Art Johnson
Cornor Price
Spencer Bowyer
Woodman Hall
Fred Garter
Maryville
Willard Phillips
Vernon Phillips
Byron Molloy
Edgar Morris
Wm. Morris
Julious Wood
Fach
Cora and White Oak Community Thanksgiving News
Families share Thanksgiving and visit relatives across Cora and White Oak. Mrs. Basil Taylor ill but improving. many households report hosting or visiting neighbors, including Stephenson, Head, Pipes, and Brinkley families. Teacher Esta Hazes entertained district patrons with a program. various small trips and dinners noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Stephenson
Johnie Stephenson
Cecil Dodson
Hershel] Talbert
Alta
Norene Brookshier
Rob Stephenson
Grethel
Louise Head
Pollock
Eulavieve
Leila Head
Esta Hazes
Cora
Rev. Bell
Gene
Doris
Beryl Head
Gertrude Pipes
John Fields
Roy Pipes
Purdin
Dewey Nickell
Loreta Coon
Basil Taylor
Sunday Dinner Guests Share Pleasant Time
The text notes a cheerful Sunday meal at the Smith home with Earl Smith his wife and baby, Betty Lou of Brookfield, and Miss Francis Smith visiting. Additional host families include Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Morris visiting Mr. and Mrs. Joe Edmond and family near Eversonville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Smiith
Betty Lou
Brookfield
R. E. Smith
Francis Smith
W. E. Morris
Joe Edmond
Eversonville
Pleasant Grove Social News Highlights
Pleasing week of visits as Miss Esta Foster stayed with friends near Newtown from Wednesday evening to Monday. Creasons returned to Chicago after a week with local relatives. Alta Lawrence and son Hugh visited family near Brookfield. A six o clock dinner gathered L P Lawrence kin with Foster and Gramling families. Card party hosted by John Jones ended in a pleasant gathering. Glidewell of Humphreys visits Tharp and Cumpton households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esta Foster
Newtown
Kenneth Creason
Chicao
Alta Lawrence
Hugh
Ernest Harmon
Brookfield
Alice Moore
Ray Lawrence
Henry Lawrence
L. P. Lawrence
D. W. Foster
Clifford Foster
Robert Gramling
Chas. Murphy
Arlando Murhay
Keoster
Milan
Earl Franklin
John Jones
R. L. Glidewell
Near Humphreys
W. A. Tharp
Jim Cumpton
Thanksgiving Visit and Hospital Trip Mentioned in Local Notes
Caller visits to Rob Stephen son home noted along with hospital stay for Bryon Taylor in St Joseph. Local families share Thanksgiving time with relatives Floyd Badger and baby. Minor social mentions include visits by Thelma Bader Lora Fields Gertrude Pipes Sylvia Stephenson Lorene Stephenson and Oscar Hollon. A White Oak sermon by Miss McHaney is recorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mack Hagan
Jackie and Earl Hagan
Oscar Hollon
A.C. Brinkley
Eva Quigley
Avis
Eel
Knifong
John Craward
Harley Jacobs
Clyde Brinkley
Helen Louise
Rob Stephenson
Roy Taylor
Maxine
Velma
Byron Taylor
Marjorie
Verne
Guy Brookshier
St. Joseph
Bryon Taylor
Thelma Bader
Floyd Badger
Lora Fields
Gertrude Pipes
Sylvia
Lorene Stephenson
Wallace Sayers
White Oak
Miss McHaney
Roy Hollon
Administrator's Notice on Linhart Estate in Missouri
Letters of administration granted to the undersigned for the estate of Samuel H. Linhart, deceased, by the Probate Court of Lynn County Missouri on November 23 1932. Claimants must exhibit claims for allowance within six months or be barred after one year from grant. Attest W P Nickell Administrator Arthur L Pratt Judge of Probate December 1 1932.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel H. Linhart
Lynn County
Missouri
W. P. Nickell
Arthur L. Pratt
Purdin Items Reflect Local Dinner Gatherings and Illnesses
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Ureason shared Sunday dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Guy Davis. Mrs. A W Cotter visited Roy Smith. Garling Hamner has been ill but improving. D L Cady and J A Hedges also show improvement after illnesses. W V Louthan dined with Roy Smith. wood was sawed for Cady and Smith. Ola Lambert, widow of J M Lambert, died in New Mexico and was laid to rest at Purdin cemetery after funeral services led by D L Cady. Relatives and friends attended. Gilbert Kroeger and family, visiting Kirksville, spent holidays with Ed Pulliam’s family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Ureason
Guy Davis
A. W. Cotter
Roy Smith
J. A. Hedges
W. V. Louthan
D. L. Cady
Ola Lambert
J. M. Lambert
Belen
New Mexico
Anton Riedle
Schreiner Wins 6th in Pasture Improvement Contest
G. A. Schreiner of three miles south of Brookfield received notice he placed sixth in the Missouri and Kansas Pasture Improvement Contest. The event was conducted by the Kansas City Chamber of Commerce and County Agents across both states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A. Schreiner
Brookfield
Missouri and
Kansas
Kansas City
Pasture Improvement Award and 4-H Honors
Linn County honors go to Mr. Schreiner for pasture improvement earning $25.00 as county and state committees praise his methods with mowing weeds and sowing Sudan and clover blends. Kenneth Guyer receives the Wilson Meat Packers award for livestock success in 4-H clubs since 1923, producing $1,734.44 of livestock with profit over costs. The 26th Linn County Christmas seal drive mobilizes scouts and youth to fund tuberculosis diagnosis and health education, urging use of seals on letters to aid health campaigns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schreiner
Halk
Linn
Frank Johnson
M. B. Fetty
John Will Sayers
Hiram Gooch
Laclede
Sudan
Linn County
Tme Wilson Meat Packers
Hall
Kenneth Guyer
Shelby
Quinn
Kenneth
Scouts
Also Mentioned on This Page
North East Linn Items
Don
Truman Stephenson
James Fanning
Pleasant Grove
Garling Hamner
L. G. Hamner
M. E. Church
Zoe
Abe
Fxisn
Hope Musfin
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