Seville and Isell Community Notices and Gatherings
Community notices from Seville and Isell describe visits by Mrs. Ray Gooch and others, family gatherings, birthdays, quilting sessions, and neighbors calling at various homes. The piece notes the death of Keith Watkins and his funeral at Mt. Zion on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eeryone
Keith
Mt. Zion
Estelle Keithley
Fay Bowyer
Byron Schrock
R. A. Creason
Walter Browning
John Longwell
H. D
Max Schrock
James Coulter
Lloyd
Bowyer
Willie Pew
Anna Belle
Jesse
Evelyn
Gus Coulter
Trenton
Keith Watkins
Mt. Zion Church
Cross Roads and Cora Weather and Visits
Local notices report fine seasonal weather. Myron Tharp and wife visited Herbert Williams on Sunday. Mrs Rebecca Head is improving. Miss Albertine Clay spent the weekend in Novelty. Ben Tharp’s family held a surprise party Friday night. Carroll Haskett left for Neoga after visiting George Dodson. E L Dodson J A Dodson and Fred Bauswell drove to Milan Monday. The McNabb family moved to a farm near Pollock. G N Sayre and family from near Milan visited home folks. A L Rinehart’s spent Sunday at George Jennings. News is scarce this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Tin
Chillico
Hlosler
Haseville
W. J. Gooch
W. E
Olee
and Bartow
H. V. Campbell
Ray Morris
John, Jr
Emmett Young
Lee Baird
Rook
Otis Lawrence
Vernonaughter
Wand
Ja Helser
Ray Gooch
Rs. H. V. Campbell
Myron Tharp
Herbert Williams
Bill Moore
Milan
Rebecca Head
Albertine Clay
Ed Franklin
Ben
Carroll Haskett
George Dodson
Neoga
E. L. Dodson
J. A. Dodson
Fred Bauswell
Mr. McNabb
Cora
Pollock
G. N. Sayre
A. L. Rinehart
George Jenning
Missouri Game and Fish News Week of Feb 5 to 11
The almanac covers historical notes and state fish hatcheries data. It reports over a million fish distributed from Missouri hatcheries in the last year, with Forest Park Hatchery leading and Bennett Spring second. It notes nonresident licenses and historic facts including Daniel Boone’s birth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri Game and Fish News
Sportsman’s Almanac
Harry Hawes
Daniel Boone
Missouri
G. M. Kirby
Game and Fish Department
John H. Ross
Forest Park
St. Louis
Bennett Spring State Park Hatchery
Bennett Spring
Missouri Hatcheries Report Extensive Fish Distributions
The 1931 hatchery production totals show Chespeake producing 77 670 fish and Sequiota 72 050 while Taneycomo led with 178 850. Auxiliary hatcheries added 64 250 fish at little cost. Totals for stocked species include bass, crappie, bluegill, sunfish, catfish, trout and more across multiple counties. A potential passenger pigeon sighting near Jefferson City prompts officials to urge leaving pigeons and doves undisturbed as the dove season ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chespeake Hatchery
Sequiota
Taneycomo Hatchery
Roaring River
Gibbs Lake
Department
State Department
Kirby
Missouri
Ernest Schwarz
Missouri Game and Fish Department
Wildlife Authority
Highway 63
Jefferson City
Ectopistes Migratorius
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Roy Burchett
George Hessay
Keithley
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Anna
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John Keithley
Hrook
Everett Keithley
Lloyd Bowyer Keytesville
Y Bowyer
A. F. Keithley
Rottmann
Burchett
Bers
Inez Tharp
Anta Keithley
Lola
Crookshanks
A. F
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Wallace Keithley
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Skelly Oil Company
Will
Hait
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Browning, Mo