Local Social Notes From Northern Jackson County
Mrs. Geo Taylor and daughters attended the funeral of Mrs. Hatch near Browning. Scott Brown and family visited east of Browning. Rose Singleton and son William visited the C A Gooch home. Ervin Barrows and children stayed with relatives Hugh Warren. Isaac Lane made a business trip to Browning. Mrs. Frank Brown visited relatives near Brookfield. Mary Gooch and daughter Kittie Lynn spent time with Naomi Singleton. Robert Brehm of near Linneus visited the Brehm and Brehm households. Verne Stevenson and daughters were Shafter visitors. Frank Brown and Hugh Campbell helped W J Gooch butcher. Letha Mae and Kenneth Ishmael visited Scott Brown. Louis Melton called on Isaac Lane. Nena Taylor and daughters returned from a visit east of Browning. Glenn Cooper and Levi Sparks hosts visited. William Singleton attended Levi Sparks’s. Owen Stevenson spent Wednesday with Verne Stevenson. Harold Cooper spent the weekend at Wayne Cooper’s. Byron Fuller and son with Eugene Burchett and daughter visited at the LP Kirby home Sunday. Naomi Singleton and Lilie Brewn attended a party at Mary Helen Kimbrough’s. Mrs Stultz of Browning visiting Gladys Sparks and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Taylor
Hatch
Browning
Scott Brown
Brown
Rose Singleton
William
C. A. Gooch
Ervin Barrows
Brookfield
Mary Gooch
Kittie Lynn
Naomi Singleton
Robert Brehm
Linneus
Brehm
Otto Brehm
Verne Stevenson
Shafter
Frank Brown
Hugh Campbell
W. J. Gooch
Letha Mae
Kenneth Ishmeal
Louis Melton
Isaac Lane
Nena Taylor
Glenn Cooper
Levi Sparks
William Singleton
Owen Stevenson
Harold Cooper
Wayne Cooper
Byron Fuller
Eugene Burchett
Sunday Croquet and Community Happenings in Enterprise
The Enterprise Croquet Club enjoyed a couple of games on warm, dry ground. Neighbors Deavell and Ina Creason plan to farm at Andy Meade’s place and tend him while ill. Florence Foss stays with Ted and Doris Hanman as rheumatic pain worsens. Mary Jo Hanman marked her birthday with a syrup bucket cake and pink candle. A whooping cough scare unsettles locals while Alpha Quigley remains ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enterprise Croquet Club
Deavell
Ina Creason
Andy Meade
Mr. Meade
Florence Foss
Ted
Doris Hanman
Ethel Pennett
Florence Ellicott
Noel
Mary Jo Hanman
Lucille
Marilee Ware
Enterprise
Alpha Quigley
Marion Quigley Returns Home From Milan
Marion Quigley came home Saturday from Milan, marking a notable return with a quiet family welcome and local interest in her travels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Quigley
Milan
Cross Roads to Shelby Community Gossip Notes
Community residents share weekend visits and social events. Roy Miller and Chas Sears families host and attend gatherings. guests include Burkholders Crist Pace and Ogle families. Miss Bessie Smith travels to Milwaukee seeking work. others visit relatives and attend a Brookfield horse sale.
Local notes from Shafter Items on social visits and tips
Gloomy mild January weather noted in Shafter items. Families and students mentioned include Mr. and Mrs. Ercell Phillips of Twin City Idaho visiting Willard Phillips family, Hazel Cooper in Kirksville, and Mary Joe Smith and Junior Phillips from Pur din high school spending weekends at home. A wood burning tip from Will Jenkins of Chula Mo is shared. Sunday school at Morris Chapel hosts a covered dish luncheon with Ruth Wood and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ercell Phillips
Twin City
Idaho
Willard Phillips
Linneus
Hazel Cooper
Kirksville
Herman Cooper
Cecil Lay
Jackson Township
Morris Chapel
Ruth Wood
Margarett Palmer
Leona Kimbrough
Vernon
Tom Kimbrough
Local Families Attend Social Visits Over Weekend
Entertained with a party for their daughter Miss Helen Saturday night. Mr and Mrs Wilber Molloy and children of Laclede were Sunday guests of their parents Mr and Mrs J D Molloy. John Gibson of Eversonville is spending days with friends in this neighborhood. Mr and Mrs Julius Wood were Sunday guests of her parents Mr and Mrs Tom Morris and family, Mr and Mrs Byron Molloy and children Jackie and Joyce and Mr and Mrs Cecil Stephenson were Sunday guests of their parents, Mr and Mrs J D Molloy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen
Wilber Molloy
Laclede
J. D. Molloy
John Gibson
Eversonville
Julius Wood
Tom Morris
Byron Molloy
Jackie
Joyce
Cecil
Final Settlement Notice for Nettie Bingham Estate
Creditors and interested parties are notified that the Executor Harold Bingham intends to make final settlement at the next Linn County Probate Court term in Linneus on February 12, 1934.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nettie Bingham
Linn County
Missouri
Linneus
Harold Bingham
Community Moves and Visits Report from Grantsville
Local residents report a sequence of weekend visits and relocations in Grantsville and nearby towns. Gene Urbach and family moved to Purdin while varios households hosted guests including the Smiths, Ferms, and Johnsons.
Northeast Linn Social Roundup Sees Neighbor Visits
Perry Christian and wife spent Sunday evening at Otis McCollum’s. Carl Farson and family and Ivan Cable and family visited at Robert Cattey’s. Mrs. Maggie Brewer and son George returned home from Linneus. Antone Sattman and Allen Sill were in Linneus on Friday. Oren Cordray and family visited Charley Cordray’s. Mrs. Sam Franklin and daughter and Zeta Maples and daughter visited Charley Cordray’s a few days last week. Bill Abbott and wife visited Druey Watson’s Sunday evening. Ralley Bailey and family visited the Frank Cattey home Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry Christian
Otis McCollum
Carl Farson
Ivan Cable
Robert Cattey
Maggie Brewer
George
Noah Head
Linneus
Antone Sattman
Allen Sill
Oren Cordray
Charley Cordray
Sam Franklin
Zeta
Local families share gatherings this weekend
Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Wood and daughter were Thursday guests at the Ben Wood home. Mr. and Mrs. Burl Warren spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Warren. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Gooch and son and Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Campbell and daughters were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Victor Gooch and daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Wood
Ben Wood
Burl Warren
Hugh Warren
W. J. Gooch
Hugh Campbell
Victor Gooch
Wood working at church site draws several men
Several men helped with wood shopping and sawing for the church on Tuesday. Women provided dinner and hosted an aid meeting in the afternoon. Various local residents and families were noted visiting or staying with relatives over the weekend including the Bartows, Smiths, Goochs, and Sayers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. J. Bartow
Henry Smith
Ray Gooch
Trenton
Eversonville
Haseville
Tommie Bartow
Benny Rhodes
Ruth Lawrence
Teddy Holser
S. J. Bartow, Jr
W. E. Sayers
Harley Smith
Lee Baird
Community Notes From Cora and Nearby
Cross Roads and Cora residents share news on visits and family gatherings. Local travelers include Lloyd and Mrs Trumbo of near Roger in Cora with the Blacks, Turners, Dodsons, and Seviers. Many households report butcher work, illnesses, and social calls as residents keep in touch near Green City Milan and Kirksville area.
Shelby Community Notices Highlight Town Visits and Socials
Mr and Mrs Carl Logan visited Roe Logans on Sunday. Paul Smith hauled stock to St Louis Sunday night. Nile Bauer drove passengers to Chicago Friday night with J E Spencer Orville Bailey and James Milam returning Sunday morning. Rex Blackburn wed Mabel Nickell Wednesday with an old time charivari at J.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Logan
Roe Logan’s
Paul Smith
St. Louis
Nile Bauer
Chicago
J. E. Spencer
Orville Bailey
James Milam
J. E. Smith
Shelby
Brookfield
Hill’s
Bucklin Basketball Team To Play In Upcoming Tourney
E Spencer's notes that the boys and girls teams will travel to Bucklin for a basketball tournament Thursday night and also host an exhibition game Tuesday night, with wishes for good luck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Spencer's
Bucklin
Roosevelt Birthday Ball Aids Warm Springs Help
President Roosevelt turns 52 with nationwide birthday balls to benefit the Warm Springs Foundation for infantile paralysis. The event honors his recovery journey and supports treatment at Warm Springs, Ga, aiming to raise a large sum to aid cripples in gaining new mobility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
United States
Warm Springs Foundation
Warm Springs
Grief-stricken Denver woman takes own life over pet loss
Grief-stricken Mrs. Mabel E. Force of Denver died by suicide after the death of her pet cat. The report notes her action followed a period of sorrow and distress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel E. Force
Denver
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Browning, Missouri
Joe Nickell
Brownng
Northern
Jackson
Enterprise News
Roy Miller
Chas. Sears
Alvord Almond
W. J. Cokerham
J. P. Nickell
Rudy Burkholder
Edith
Bobby Burkholder
John Burkholder
Edgar Crist
Lon Ogle
Herbert
Donald
Leo
Irvin Smith
Mildred Pace
Mary Seals
Herman Payne
Bessie Smith
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Wayne Smith
Barney Lay
Chas. Owens
Marjorie
Ramah Jean Crist
Ivan Cokerham
Marjorie Crist
Dr. Salsbury
E. F. Peterson
Browning, Mo
Grantsville
Lee Bagley
Purdin
E. Fetters
Garrett Smith
Guy Johnson
Jim Chambers
Forest Blender
Churchill Urbach
Orlando Johnson
W. H. Smith
George Pulliam
Josh Bumgarner
Edward Bumgarner
Gene Urbach
Nora Richardson
Rose Johnson
W. J. Street
R. D. Monroe
Centerville
Iowa
J. P. Franklin
Lloyd Trumbo
Near Roger
Cora
Wm. Black
Ellea Turner
Near Green City
Elsworth Turner
Everett Dodson
Harris
James Dodson
East
Haskell Spencer
James Sevier
Carl Brookshier
Green City
W., I. Langdon
Cecil Dodson
Vera
E. E. Maxey
W. A. Butler
Herbert Robinson
Ike Robinson
Roger
Chas. Dodson
Fred Bauswell
James Foster
St. Joseph
J. H. Tharp
J. S. Bradshaw
Vivian Franklin
Floyd Fanning
Wm. A. Butler
E. E.maxey
Charles W. Savidge
Omaha
William Williams
Williams, Willams, & Williams
Ardmore
Oklo
Frank Stephens
New York
Lighthouse
Clardy Hatchery
the Farmers Store
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