Local notices and social gossips from east of Cora
Dr Hanna optician. many visitors and visits across Kirksville Milan Purdin Linneus Meadville and Dallas. Includes Mr and Mrs Elliott Dodson Nickell Burkholder Marlay Ho man Brac Browning Sheriff Brown and many neighbors at dinners trips and farm moves with subscriptions and extended greetings amid community ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dannie Head
East of Cora
Will Elliott
Purdin
Cecil Dodson
W. P. Nickell
J. G. Nickell
Dewey Nickell
John Burkholder
Son
Bobby
Kirksville
Harry Nickell
Winigan
Ray
Lee Marlay
Milan
Roy Marlay
C. C. Williams
R. E. Hoskins
Alta Hanley
Elmer Taylor
Sara Keithley
van Christy
Quinn E. Gueyr
Near Purin
R. J. Potter
Lorene
Willadene
Simpson
Near Meadville
Omar Potter
Little Son
Max
Detroit, Mich
Cecil
J. L. Clevenger
A. L. Marlay
Lyle Britton
G. M. Spencer
Gus Boyles
Brookfield
T. M. Smith
North Salem
R.A. Arthur
J.D. Burwell
Andrew Pfeiffer
Joe Creason
Brac Browning
Carl Brown
Linneus
Bennett Brothers
Chicago
Geraldine Majors
J. A. Lay
Donald Filson
Elgin
Iinois
Oscar Mundell
Flowers For All Occasions and local social notices
Local notices report sums of visits and travels among residents. Dorothy Haggard spends time with Calhoun and Watson families. Daniels relatives visit after attending their father T A Daniels burial. Adminstrator sale ad for late George Clark noted. Residents discuss hospital stay of D W Nichols in Dallas and Mrs Keithley’s recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Haggard
R. M. Calhoun
W. B. Watson
Jimmie Daniels
Albert Daniels
Stockton
Kansas
T. A. Daniels
Peavier
North Salem
George Clark
T. W. Seale
Hubert Cokerham
Purdin
Sara Keithley
Vic
van Christy
G. T. Wood
Ward
Timely Topics and Oddities Highlighted in Briefs
A Cincinnati woman Mary Wichelman is named ideal secretary by Alpha Iota sorority while Mina D. Craig becomes North Dakota speaker amid parliamentary limits. An American family photo shows 34 children. Russian Fedor Vassiler fathered 87 with one wife. Chicago judge allows emotions at films. Tom Pillow wins $300 after laughing at a sad scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Wichelman
Cincinnati
Alpha Iota Business Sorority
Fedor Vassilet
Vassiler
Chicago
Tom Pillow
Death of Elizabeth Cunard the Last Bolon in Crescent Oklahoma
Elizabeth Cunard born July 29 1843 in Barnsville Ohio died December 29 1932 at age 89. Survived by ten children, 19 grandchildren and 5 great grandchildren. Funeral at her Crescent Oklahoma home January 1 conducted by Rev W Vance Shook with Sister Pearl Watts. She and her husband Stephen Calvin Cunard moved from Ohio to Missouri then Cres ent Oklahoma. Her husband died March 26 1916 and two sons Glen and Loyd preceded her in death. She was a devoted Methodist and reader of the Bible who will be buried beside her husband in Crescent Cemetery Awaits final judgement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Emily Bolon
Barnsville
Belmont Co
Ohio
Bolon
Hiram
Margaret Bolon
Stephen Calvin Cun
Browning
Cresit
Okla
Glen
Loyd
Rush Cunard
Grace ‘Thornton
Ruth Lee Cunard
Crescent
Oklo
Bruce, Cunard
Brookfield
Wayne Cunard
Vilas
Colo
Blanche Action
Mulhall
Ora Hatch
Purdin
Jan
W. Vance
Pearl Watts
Methodist Church
Holmes Church
Mother Cunard
George Fields for Duncan township trustee nomination
George Fields, a progressive young farmer from north of town, seeks the Democratic nomination for trustee of Duncan township, having faithfully served two years on the board. He is known throughout the township, runs a farming operation, and promises businesslike performance if elected. The upcoming primary will decide the nominee and the community polices the electorate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Fields
Duncan Township
George
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dr. Hanna
Optician
L. C. Lantz
Kansas City
Ola Knifong
Cora
Emma Bailey
Scott Brown
Emna
Jean
Ben Bailey
Wm. Gooch
Dell Moore
J. J. Smith
L. M. Kenley
St. Louis
Austin Moore
Wayne Moore
E. L. Arnold
George Boyd
Fort Madison
Iowa
Ella Hoskins
Hildred
Ernest Dodson
Jerry Jennings
Cleve Jennings
G. T. Woodward
Aildred
Joe Wigan
Fay Peterson
C.S. Bagley
Near Purdin
Chester Bagley
Carrie Dean
Lula
Chillicothe
John Quigley
Ray Pipes
George Jennings
Near Cora
C. T. Faudree
Macon
L. T. Wykoff
John Burwell
Jacksonville
C. B. Fleming
Near Purdi
America Fleming
Henry Hanman
Lucille
Susie Myers
Laclede
Rebecca Stone
T. A. Mullins
Ova Almond
W. L. Taylor
Allen Buswell
Mims
Virginia
Cotter
S. S. Cotter
J.N. Neet
Harvey and
Carlyle Bennett
J. N. Neet
V-C. Thurlo
Glenn Moore
Quincy
International Harvester Company
W. J. Dodson
Wink Stuffle- Bean
R. E. Harris
Leon Kenley
Kenley
Smith
Raymond Bagley
Curtis
J.D. Lay
Jefferson City
T. L. Holman
Meadville
M. A. Holman
Schrock
Dallas
Texas
Seaman
BABY
Rhode Island
Hillcrest Farm Hatchery
Benton Frazier
Mgr
Floral Company
PALME
Dr. Palm
Sherman Hoskins
Jester Lawrence
Clyde Hoskins
Venne Head
North Dakota
House of Representatives
Mina D. Craig
Elizabeth Emily Cunard
Bee Reservee Home Demonstration
Maytag Company
Bailey Maytag Company
Browning, Missouri
L. C. Carpenter
J.C. Shouse
Hershel
J. Frank Smith
Dave Head
Roy T. Jones
Roy
Grandpa Millard Hall
Maxwell House Coffee
K.C
H.G.F
VanCamp Park
3Ik
W. H. Dickinson
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