Warren School hosts new 4-H Club formation
A meeting at The Warren School organized a new 4-H Club with Wiest John-Robert as vice president and Charlies Fields as secretary. J. T. Hosel ton was named community leader and Bart Nickell assistant leader. The gathering showcased the Missouri 4-H film 4-H in Action and two Missouri Wildlife Conservation films by County Agent Smith and Conservation Agent Leo George. Home AYmera Club served candy coffee and hot chocolate. The second Tuesday each month will be a meeting night. The next meeting will involve selecting new 4-H projects and a club name at Robert Fields home for February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiest John — Robert
Charlies Fields
J. T. Hoselton
Bart Nickell
Missouri Wildlife Conservation
Nd Smith
Leo George
Aymera Club
Robert Fields
Homemakers Club meets with new members and plan quilt work
The article lists the Grantsville and Willing Workers Homemakers clubs meeting dates in January 1950, noting new members Irene Herbert Maude Wolfe and Arlene McKenzie, roll calls, donations to the March of Dimes, and refreshments. Visitors James Herbert Julana Tate Tate Alfred Taylor attended. next meetings set with hosts Thelma Haley and Cecile Cotter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A E Iaylor
Mee
Pearl Mundell
Kathryne Taylor
Irene Herbert
Maude Wolfe
Arlene McKenzie
Lizzie Zimmerman
Tressie Tate
James Herbert
Julana Chas
Tate
Alfred Taylor
C. R
Wie Workers Club
Fred Cotter
Willing Workers Club
Cecile Cotter
Sataranyeeneen
Helen Shoop
Martha DeVore
Elma Brinkley
Lelah Norvell
Grantsville
Club notices request surnames to identify members
A note asks readers to add surnames of club members so outsiders can recognize who they are. The editor thanks contributors for helping readers know members from the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie
Delock
Census district seminar heads training in Hannibal district
Census district supervisor William J. Schneller returns to Hannibal Missouri after administrative training. He says 1950 census work will begin with district office organization job interviewing and later training of clerks field crews enumerators and administrative staff. Counties covered include Adair Clark Daviess Grundy Knox Lewis Linn Livingston Macon Marion Mercer Putnam Tyler Scotland Shelby Sullivan. About 264 enumerators will be employed for the district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Semecrnar
William J. Schneller
Hannibal
United States Bureau of the Census
United States
Schneider
Nsus
Kansas
Adair
Clark
Daviess
Grundy
Knox
Lewis, Linn
Livingston
Macon
Marion
Mercer
Putnam
Tyler
Scotland
Shelby
Sullivan
PMA Conducts Corn Survey in Linn County
Dewey R. Chapman chairman of the County PMA Committee said county committeemen are surveying farms to gather corn acreage data from 1947 to 1949. The reports will set individual 1950 acreage allotments based on 1947 1948 and 1949 histories. Farmers who grew corn in those years should contact the county PMA office at Linneus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PMA
Linneus
Browning Chargé Service at 9 30 a m Sunday
The notice lists Roger Browning charged with RA. Van Giesen as minister. Worship and evening services scheduled with Sunday School sessions at 10:00 and 11:00 AM and 7:30 PM services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger-Browning Charg ‘E RA. van Giesen
Browning Paneage
Eupareve
Browning Church Announces Regular Sunday Schedule
Kenneth G. Browning serves as pastor with Sunday School at 10:00 a m Carl Drake is superintendent Worship begins at 11 during morning services Training union on Sundays at 7 with Paul Williams as Associational Training Director leading the series Evening worship follows at 8 all are welcome including those without a church or Sunday school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Drake
Training Union
Paul Williams
1950 Corn Acreage Filing Deadline Issued
The county PM A office requires farmers who produced no corn in 1947 1948 or 1949 to file a written request for a 1950 corn acreage allotment. The final filing date is February 1, 1950. Allotments announced for the 1950 corn crop aim to set price support at 90 percent of parity for cooperators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitteeman
PMA
Lin UN
Honor x Bell renewals listed with numerous names
A 1990 honor renewals notice lists many individuals including S. C. Lantz W. P. Nickell Mrs Dora Mrs Lilburn Gilmer and others. The long roster includes Mrs Chas A Rudio Bolgae Lon H Mullins Mrs Tda Seamith Havens and extends to Moore Monument Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gu Su Ieee
Dell
S. C. Lantz
W. P. Nickell
Dora
Lilburn
Gilmer
Eres
Price Price
Gilm G. Hizel
Ola Ey
W. Gooch
B. D. Street
Tda Seamith, Havens
Howard Jaens
Lee Brantner
Doris C. Marshall
Isaac Lane
Ver Riddle
Vernon Lidhart
C. C. Lin
Ross Fuller
Johnson
Merrit Peterson
Ella Thurlo
Vane C. Thurlo
Estle Keithley
H. S. Johnson
E.R
Drive for C R O P overseas relief drives aid
The Drive Is On For C R O P Christian Relief Overseas program seeks a freewill offering of surplus goods to aid the needy overseas. The appeal notes victims including those without work or shelter, refugees and the aged, contrasting with harsh conditions described as the "Poor House of Germany."
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.R.O.P. Christian Relief Overseas
Linn Couinty
Germany
Crop relief drive targets German hunger with church aid
A Missouri appeal describes 1.5 million in need and 1.3 million refugees seeking aid. It notes shortages of food and fuel, urges donations to CROP coordinated by churches, with funds buying corn soybeans wheat and condensed milk for overseas distribution. Send checks to E. A. Loomis, Meadville, Mo., by January 20.
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Semieswig
Bat
Senta
Ishan
Germany
Missouri
C.R. P
E. A. Loomis
Meadville
Old Col King’s Court Embraces Maytag Kitchen Gags
A humorous old tale recaps a king’s trusted servants presenting a Maytag Deep Freeze and Dutch Oven as clever kitchen tools. They praise the Maytag’s quiet operation and fast freezing while they dance and sing as the work proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cole
King
Poe
Maytag Appliances Prove Dependable in Quality and Performance
The piece notes Maytag appliances are dependable in quality durability and performance. It suggests asking the owner about their experience.
Heating deals offer old stock from $29.50 in sales
A local ad notes remaining heating equipment after taxes with options including Duo-Therm and Coleman heaters. Prices start at $29.50, emphasizing available showrooms and showroom models for purchase.
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Warren
Mrs
Kathryne T
Enterprise Township
Eat
Township General Fund
Perfection Stove Company
Tappan, Hardwick
Tag Dutch
Bailey Maytag Co
Cowgill Implement Company
Milan, Missouri
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