Lyle Gooch Writes His Grandmother Cordray
In a letter from Palouse Washington, Lyle Gooch describes illness and hospital life after a twelve foot fall. He mentions cards from relatives, support from Lenell, and details about family members Eldon Gary and Opal Gooch. He notes his work as a cement finisher and that he is recovering at home amid cold weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camora
Ibb Spencer
Lenell
Eldon
Gary
Lyle, Lewell and Sons
Lyle
Opal Gooch
Palouse
Washington
County Wide Livestock Meeting and School Honor Roll
The notice lists school honor roll names by grade from 4th to 12th and notes a band concert at Shelby Schoolhouse. It announces a county wide livestock marketing meeting in Brookfield at 7 30 p m Monday January 24 with reports by Harold Thorne Marvin Garner and E M Woods and a band clinic at Northeast Missouri State Teachers College Kirksville on February 12 led by Alvin Edgar Webb and Strub for Northeast Missouri teachers and students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shelby
Virginia Finney
Wanda Hoskins
Wesley Rulon
Paul Coram
Irene Barrows
Mary Belzer
Juanita Cokerham
Loreen Cooper
Dorothy Kearns
Arlene Smith
A. J. McGhee
Louie Finney
Shirley Guyer
Donnie Ray Miller
Phyllis Stone
Ina Ware
Doris Lee Buswell
Helen A. West
Mary Jo Simpson
Brookfield
Harold Thorne
Livestock Committee
Linn County
Marvin Garner
Producers Livestock Agency
E. M. Woods
Kirksville
Northeast Missouri
Northeast Missouri State Teachers College
Karl Zme Se
Fin
Paul Strub
Kirk Auditorium
Webb
Strub
Kirk
Alvin Edgar
Iowa State Collemes
Iowa
Teachers College
Missouri
Dress as Women Contest with Prizes at School Event
Students will dress as women and be judged like a beauty contest. Three competitions will take place: formal, informal, and a juniors category. Prizes will be awarded for all contests.
Juniors Choose Aunt Tillie Goes to Sea for Play
The Junior class has decided on a spring performance titled Aunt Tillie Goes to Sea. Most Juniors will participate in the upcoming production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tillie
Plans for Educational Films and RKO Features
Our class will use educational films as part of coursework and sponsor feature pictures this spring through RKO Pictures Inc. The first feature Banjo opens February 4 at 7 30 PM in the shoot auditorium. The next film Mother Careys Chickens is booked for February 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R.K.O. Pictures Inc
Mother Carey
Stitch and Chatter Club Meets With Bertha Abbott
The Stitch and Chatter club met Thursday January 20 with host Bertha Abbott. Members and visitors enjoyed quilting, a noon dinner, and a business meeting. Ten dollars was donated to the March of Dimes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Abbott
Stitch and Chatter Club
Mrs Roscoe Powell Hosts General Purpose Club Meeting
The General Purpose Club met January 20 with eight members one visitor and three children present. Mrs Roscoe Powell presided and led a devotional, roll call, and self improvement pledge. A donation to the March of Dimes was approved for the next period.
Mrs Lucy Cumbo Hosts Willing Workers Club
Willing Workers Club met January 19 with Mrs Lucy Cumbo present along with four men one visitor and three children. A bountiful noon dinner followed. At two o clock the meeting opened with Lucy reading St Luke chapter ten. Roll call answered with a Bible verse. Hostess gift of twenty five cents won by Sylvia Skeen. Clyde Brinkley won the contest. Next meeting set with Mrs Louise Hollon on February seventh with roll call about Abraham Lincoln. Meals included sandwiches and pie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stitch and Chatter Club
Bertha Abbott
Isabell
Blanch
Mamie
Kathlene Quigley
Beverly Hale
S. Golda
Norma
Kathleen Quigley
Joe Cordray
Blanche Bevier
Edith
Mamie Hale
Irene Kelly
Gertrude
Alpha
Mable Lambert
Grace Linhart
Bessie Steele
Florence Elliott
Mildred Brantner
Blanche Head
Goldie
Abbott
Orpha Dickinson
Leota Haley
Effie Britton
Harleg Minor
Allie Ware
Camora Spencer
Isabelle Gooch
Jo Brantner
Loretta Kenley
Alpha Lambert
Willing Workers Club
Lucy Cumbo
Lucy
St. Luke
Sylvia Skeen
Clyde Brinkley
Louise Hollon
Abraham Lincoln
Meau
Homeworkers Club Meeting Report January 13
The Homeworkers Club met January 13 with six members and six visitors. They pieced on a quilt, shared a noon meal, and sang two hymns Showers of Blessings and Sweeter Than the Day. Minutes were approved roll call noted Christmas gifts and a penny collection of 21c with a vote to send three dollars to the March of Dimes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homeworkers Club
Jerry Jennings
March of Dimes
DeLois Jones
Ned Mundell
George
Quilting Day Noted for Mrs Gooch and Friends
A small community item lists Mrs John Gooch, Mrs Jerry Jennings, Mrs La vaun Gooch, and Valjean Gooch with Mrs Ned Mundell cited for January 27. Work for the day will be quilting.
Farm Production Hints From Local Extension Agents
Agricultural notes discuss January 28 leader training for clothing leaders in Linneus and February 15 deadline for ordering trees and shrubs. A column on hog feeding compares corn alone versus corn with tankage, citing Iowa Station results showing bigger litters and more strong pigs when protein is added.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Marvin Garner
DeLois Jones
Linneus
Iowa
Vitamin C retention in pressure cooking compared to boiling
Tests at two state experiment stations show pressure cooking preserves more vitamin C in potatoes than boiling. Potatoes in their skins cooked eight minutes in a pressure saucepan retain about 83 percent of vitamin C, while boiling loses more, sometimes down to 41 percent. Overcooking can reduce benefits.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lyle Gooch
Cordray
Shelby Schoolhouse
Roscoe Powell
General Purpose Club
Eang “Onward Christian Soldiers
van Artz
W.H. Woodall
Robert’ Fields
Mrs
A.C
MFA Central Cooperative
Wade Funeral Service Ambulance Service
Browning
Purdin
Milan
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