Local Socials and Visits Round Russell District
Readable fragments show local residents hosting guests and attending events around Russell. Highlights include Mrs Lena Creason visiting Lloyd Bowyer home and Ruth Coulter staying with Anna Bell Longwell. Jerry Jennings celebrated his eighteenth birthday with a surprise party. Various pairs and families hosted dinners and visits across the community with neighbors exchanging calls and well wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lena Creason
Lloyd Bowyer
Fern Keithley
Ted Rottgaan
Russell School
Ruth Coulter
Anna Bell Longwell
Jerry Jennings
Air traffic traces and local social notes in Browning region
A local column records passing aircraft sightings including a fast gray plane with a black tail band. It lists residents visiting Shafter Browning and Eversonville, shopping trips, produce deliveries and family visits. It notes Mrs Abby Long recovering from pneumonia and silo filling plans for Grice and Phillips with ice cream anticipated next spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Crookshanks
Shafter
Gus Coulter
Browning
W. L. Baker
Wm. Morris
Edger Morris
D. P. Myers
Sr. Musgrove
Eversonville
Henry Purdin
Burdis
Lewis Grice
George Phillips
Grice
Eight Grade Play Delights Audience At Picture Show
Eight grade pupils presented a play titled The Old Fashion School at the picture show Saturday night to the delight of all attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shafter
Thagirpasttin High School
Cold spell grips town with 14 below zero
The thermometer registered 14 below zero marking the coldest spell in months. Roy Marley hauled feed to the farm he plans to move near Sorrell. Miss Lucile Marley visited J. H. Tharp. George Dodson and wife of Neoga Ill visited his parents and returned with Bill Barrows to attend court in Danville Ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Marley
Sorrell
Lucile Marley
J. H. Tharp
George Dodson
Neoga
Ill
Bill Barrows
George
Bill
Danville
Local notes from Milan and nearby towns
Roger Items Mr and Mrs Alfred Kelsall returned home from Fairview Kansas Monday after two weeks with relatives. Mrs J C Humphreys from Laredo visits her mother Mrs W H W DeWitt. Ross Shipley and Ed Myers were in Milan on business last week. The PTA play Old Maids Club was enjoyed Tuesday night. Dan Brinkley family rented the Emmett Spencer house last week. M J Fields bought 650 bushels of corn from John Stephenson. Fred McCalister and sister Lucy visited H M Smiths Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross Shipley
Milan
Ed Myers
Old Maids Club
Parent Teacher's Association
Dan Brinkley
Emmett Spencer
M. J. Fields
John Stephenson
Fred McCalister
Kansas City
Lucy
H. M. Smith
Local social notes and visits mention area families
Mr and Mrs Orbra Jones and Verne of Browning visit Vernon Hollon family. Miss Vesta Dodson goes to Moberly for work. Edna Jennings returns from Keokuk for a two week visit. Mrs Clyde Brammer visits her parents. Haskell Hellen attends a railroad convention at Centerville. Charley Head and wife announce birth of baby on February 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orbra Jones
Verne of Browning
Ola Kinfong
Vernon Hollon
Verline
Vesta Dodson
Moberly
Edna Jennings
Keokuk
Iowa
W. T. Jennings
Clyde Brammer
Brookfield
J. B. Franklin
Haskell Hellen
Centerville
Charley Head
Cold weather and social visits in North-east Linn
The report notes continued cold temperatures with subzero readings. Local residents such as Laneme Talman, Virgie Cordray, and others endured misfortune and illness. Weekend gatherings at Perry Christian's featured popcorn and ice cream. Several families, including the McCollums and Catteys, visited kin on Sunday. A baby boy was born February seventh to Billy Martin and his wife. Raymond Baker bought sheep from Clare Talman, and Charlie Cordray with Jim Ware hauled firewood the past week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laneme Talman
Virgie Cordray
Perry Christian
Sam _ Franklin
J. J. McCollum
Mary McCollum
Walter
Wallace
John Milhoan
Win‘gan
Ben Thomson
Billy Martin
Raymond Baker
Clare Talman
Charlie Cordray
Jim Ware
Haseville Community Notes Highlight Local Callers
Haseville residents report visits from Chas Tromerhouser Wm Pendergast and Ed Crump Teddy Holser Tommie Bartow hauled hogs to Laredo. Dan Bruce to hold a public sale Saturday. Funeral for Billie Lee Crooks at Haseville church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Tromerhouser
Wm. Pendergast
Haseville
Tommie Bartow
Laredo
Harry Rhodes
Otis Lawrence
E. J. Mairs
Trenton
Elmer Hammack
Harry Smith
Andy Kilburn
Dan Bruce
Lizzie
Idaho
Ed. Crump
Teddy Holser
Elbert Campbell
Hugh Campbell
Laura Baird
Lee Baird
Billie Lee Crooks
James Crooks
Kansas City
Rosa Fae Leslie
Henry Smith
Gene Crookshanks
Glen Jerome
Hazel Sayers
Shafter
J. C. Sayers
Virgil Sayers
Farmers Store Shows First Young Men's Suits Shipment
Our first shipment of young men's suits has just arrived. Ask to see them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers Store
Local residents depart on short visits and changes
Fred Bauswell of Cora visited Friday on business. Wallace Grice called in Linneus Monday. Floy Kenley of Chillicothe spent the week with her father L. M. Kenley. Mrs. A. A. Pipes was taken to Kirksville for an operation and friends worry for her. Lee Taylor and his wife of Brookfield visited the Dodsons over the weekend. F. A. Fleming leads Long-Bell Lumber Co. this week during D. A. Robinson's absence at a Lumbermen's Convention in Kansas City. Robinson plans to join his wife in Garnet, Kansas for a short visit before returning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Bauswell
Cora
Wallace Grice
Linneus
Busness
Floy Kenley
Chillicothe
L. M. Kenley
A. A. Pipes
Kirksville
Lee Taylor
Brookfield
J. J. Dodson
F. A. Fleming
Long-Bell Lumber Co
D. A. Robinson
Kansas City
Mr. Robinson
Garnet
Kansas
Overshoes on Sale at Farmers Store
The Farmers Store cuts prices on overshoes with reduced selling rates. Limited quantities and size range available.
Marshaling for Early Lamb Production in Marceline
Sheep raisers from Linn and Chariton counties plan a February 18 conference in Marceline to prepare for the current season. The Marceline Chamber of Commerce offers a purebred ram prize for the ten best lambs, with entries taken at the meeting. A lunch and program include J W Burch Extension Specialist, County Agent Hall, and O H DeWolf. The session runs from 10 a.m. to 3 30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marceline
Linn
Chariton
Mareceline Chamber of Commerce
J. W. Burch
College of Agriculture
Hall
Rush
O. H. DeWolf
Administrator and real estate notices in Linn County Missouri
Notices announce letters of administration granted for John J. Knifone estate with six month claims period and a one year bar. Also a circuit court sale of the southwest quarter of section 8, township 60, range 18 in Linn County to be held February 20 1929. Omar M. Ramsey sheriff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Knifone
Linn County
Missouri
Sadie Knifong
Arthur L. Pratt
Circuit Court
Stella Bayte
Elzie McCollum
Artie McCollum
Constant
Rower
Roy McCollum
Yazel Griggs
Virgil Griggs
Carl Griggs
Melvin McCollum
Cora Peacher
Nora Stanley
Gertie Leeper
Delier Falconer
Daniel McCollum
Ida Cass
Muriel Hobbs
Daniel Gunter
Elbea Canter
Rachael Detwiler
George McCollum
John McCollum
Robert McCollum
Lillie Emberton
Whitney McCollum
Howard McCollum
James Baker
Nile Baker
Havana McCollum Baker
van Baker
Mary Farley
Fred Farley
Rachael Stevens
Jackson Baker
Lucy Baker
Lizzie Baker
Allie Baker
Nancy Baker
Esther Baker
Mable Baker
Henderson McCollum
Recorders Office
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Wallace Keithley
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Roy Keithley
John Longwell
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Bruce Seaman
Roy Burchett
Everett Keithley
Alpha Rottman
Duffield
Kerment Wolf
James Coulter
Fordin
Edwards
Wm. Pridemore
Billie Pridesmore
Mary Lou
Tom Kimbrough
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Kenneth Jennings
Alfred Kelsall
Fairview
Kanwas
J. C. Humphreys From
W. H. W. DeWitt
Omar M. Ramsey
China
Taylor, Smith & Taylor Paramount
China Wight
Electric Theatre
Browning, Mo
Ora Reger
Reger
Hereford
John Deere
J. B. Fleming
Chester Bagley
Victor Alspach
Purdin Lumber Company
Purdin
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