North Salem community notes honor new baby Cathy Elaine
A birth report from North Salem records Mr and Mrs. as proud parents of Cathy Elaine born January 16 weighing 5 pounds. Mother and baby are doing nicely. Dr Cable attended. The column also lists illnesses and visits across North Salem and Locust Valley, noting several families under medical care and community visitors from Milan and Kirksville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fay
Cathy Elaine
Babe
Cable
Emaline Carmack
Ella Cordray
Goldie Belzer
Ethel Swisegood
Goldie
Minnie McCollum
Kirksville
Gene Moore
McLarney Hospital
Ray Bauer
Elmer Jennings
Reva Jennings
Filis Jennings
Vernon
Elaine Smith
Vernie Minor
Kansas City
R. H. Smith
Don Minor
Arlo Smith
T. M. Smith
Go Jennings
Brookfield
Gracie Jennings
Ellis Jennings
Winigan
Roy Har
Mary Deskins
Eldon Riddle
Noble Langwell
Baby
Nts
Cotton Dd
Lela Peavier
Floyd Swisegood
Helen Head
Erma Kay
Enid Moore
F. L. Thomas
Fairview District 110 Social Visits Recorded
Mr and Mrs B O Brantner and family visited Loss Jacobs on Sunday. Frank Tucker family visited Edwin Tucker. E W Riley was a guest of Robert Lynn Sunday afternoon. John Tucker Junior and Allen visited T M Smith Saturday. Brantner and Tucker families noted in local notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. O. Brantner
Milan
Wesley Brantner
Shirley
Glenda
Loss Jacobs
Frank Tucker
Edwin Tucker
E. W. Riley
Lyle Britton
Robert Lynn
John Tucker
Allen
T. M. Smith
Treasury urges purchase of Savings Bonds in 1937 drive
An obscure government notice promotes investing in Savings Bonds as a way to support national finances. The message references Treasury and federal savings programs amid wartime style rhetoric.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Bond
Cosury
Haseville Social Roundup From Stays and Visits
A large Haseville crowd gathered for a soil conservation meeting. Sunday visits included Mr and Mrs Tom Triplett with Ira Cox family and Rev Hearne dining with the Meltons. Kenneth Young and boys joined the Holsers for dinner while W E Sayers and Carole stopped by. The Rottmanns visited the Shafer family and Goochs for an afternoon call. Clayton Warrens spent Friday with the Shafer and Rottmann households. Theo Holser and Jess Bruce visited Chillico for a business trip afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Triplett
Ira Cox
Hearne
Lewis Melton
Kenneth Young
Theo Holser
Sandra
W. E. Sayers
Carole
Carl Rottmann
Clarence Shafer
Local Notes from Warren and Vicinity Brighten Week
In Warren and nearby areas residents report progress after travel hardships. A crowd gathered at the McKay home to host a cheerful charivari for newlyweds Mr. and Mrs. Howard Wyedford, who treated guests to candy and cigars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert McKay
Howard W Yedford
Frank Wickham
Jimmie Crowdis
Des Moines
Jay Wattenbarger
Lyle Wickham
Charlie Collins
John Bardon
Jessie Oliver
John Oliver
Kansas City
Phyllis Bardon
Warren
Earnestine
Stanley Reames
Green Valley Club
Ida Allen
Velma
Frankie
Viva
Lorraine Marlay
Purdin Community Notes Share Family Visits and Local News
The week brought mild weather followed by a storm with rain snow and wind. Iven and Gladys Hedges and children from Kansas City visited relatives in Purdin while Maxine Helms and son Junior spent the weekend there. Earnest Pearson John Hedges Sadiers and Haley families were seen visiting or shopping in nearby Brookfield and Brookfield trips were common for Delphine Haley and Clifford Monroe. Rev Dice led church services at the Baptist Church on Sunday. Ray McNally of Milan called on his mother Sunday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iven Hedges
Kansas City
Purgin
Maxine Helms
Purdin
Earnest Pearson
John Hedges
Sadiers
Brookfield
George Haley
Brook
Delphine Haley
Elmer Andrews
Cap Wolfe
Dave Pulliam
Clifford Monroe
Dice
The
Baptist
Milan News Briefs From Local Families
CLEM SPRINGS AND CORA War having ideal winter weather in these parts. Ray and Jay Wattenbarger were in Milan on business, Monday. Duff Jennings purchased a John Deere tractor and equipment from Ivan Grindstaff, recently. Floyd and Lloyd Breeding and Clyde Hoskins were in Milan on business Monday. Lyle Spray and family visited at the Mellie Almond home in Brookfield, last week end. Mrs. Minnie Fanning is visiting her daughter and husband, Mr. and Mrs. Mason Dell, in Bellevue, Nebraska. Mr. and Mrs. Duff Jennings and children spent Sunday at the Guy Brookshier home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray
Jay Wattenbarger
Milan
Duff Jennings
John Deere
Ivan Grindstaff
Floyd
Lloyd Breeding
Clyde Hoskins
Lyle Spray
Mellie Almond
Brookfield
Minnie Fanning
Mason Dell
Bellevue
Nebraska
Guy Brookshier
Oat Disease Threat Seen From Helminthosporium Victoriae
University of Missouri field crops experts warn a new fungus blight and root rot named Helminthosporium victoriae threatens oats. New varieties Boone Tama Cedar Vicand Vikota Osage Neosho are highly susceptible while Columbian and Clinton resist. Clinton seed is scarce. Seed treatment with New Improved Cere saw dust at 1-2 ounces per bushel may help. County Agent’s Milan office offers more info.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Missouri, College of Agriculture
Missouri
Boone
Tama
Cedar
Vicand
Vikota
Osage
Neosho
Columbian
Clinton
Milan
Veterans Affairs hospital rules for service connected and private care
Veterans may be admitted to VA hospitals for service connected disabilities. If no VA bed is available or transport would endanger the veteran, private hospital care may be used with advance authorization from the VA chief medical officer or within 48 hours after admission. Outpatient treatment is possible at VA facilities, else private physicians may be used with prior authorization. Non service connected disabilities are not paid for by VA except in VA facilities with space and an affidavit of inability to pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veterans Administration
Moldy Feed Causes Problems on Many Farms
Dr. Andrew W. Uren of the University of Missouri warns moldy ear corn and corn fodder from heavy fall rains pose work for farmers. Molded feed can harm horses and mules less, but livestock should be kept away from damaged feed and a vet called early if illness occurs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew W. Uren
University of Missouri College of Agriculture
Uren
Meadville Woman Named 1947 County Home and Community Chairman
Mrs. J. R. McIntosh of Meadville was appointed County Home and Community chairman by Earl Louden at the Farm Bureau Board meeting on January 9. A planning session for a county wide 1947 program will be held in Linneus on January 27 with Mrs. Heins from the State Department of the Farm Bureau Federation present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. McIntosh
Meadville
Earl Louden
Farm Bureau
Farm Bureau Board
McIntosh
Linneus
Heins
State Department
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North Salem
Elmo
Jessie
Phillip
Locust Valley
Karl Chapman
Everett
Blaine Nickell
Otto Hill
Hileman Havens
Noble Crooks
Jewel
Cecil Lay
Fay Bowyer and Sons
Homer Creason
Lawrence
George Crooks
L. E. Hedges
Chillicothe
Herman Payne
J. N. Mundell
Rex Bundies
Rex
Roy Bundies
Floyd Kelley
Lathrop
Everett Keithley
Norris and
Morris
Fern Keithley
Marvin Rinehart
John Quigley
Francis Sebreck
Fay Grice
Francis
Warren Jeys
Lawrence Creason
James
Dan Bundies
Per— Baskett
Thursay
Fairview
Uncle Sam
Aetom
Warren and Vicinity
Clem Springs
Cora
Veterans Adminisation Office
Arkansas
Kansas
Okahoma
Comes Charlie
Shelby High School
U. S. Navy
Allen Lo
Hollywood
Linn County
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