Ladies Aid Party Gathers Despite Frigid Weather
The Ladies Aid of the M E Church hosted a party at Mrs. Cordin Swisegood’s home with about forty guests. Despite 14 below temperatures, transport was arranged by Miss Wilma Norvell and E F Peterson, and the event featured a new XYZete broadcasting station, a “Pitiful Sisters” sing, an agility word game, a punch-board Q&A, a six piece band rehearsal, a beauty contest judged by shadow drawings, and a fish basket gift exchange ending with refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M.E. Church
Cordin Swisegood
Wilma Norvell
E. F. Peterson
Mary Lee Kelly
Piceures
Andy Gump
Pop Eye
Ma Cinders
Church Service Schedule and Message from Pastor Owen
The notice lists services at the M. E. Church South Church School starting at 10 a m with classes for all ages, preaching at 11 a m by the pastor and an evening service at 7 p m. It urges faithful worship to strengthen both worshippers and the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E
South Church
W. M. Owen
Willing Workers Meet at Lena Campbell Hostess
Willing Workers Club gathered January 22 with eight members and four visitors on a cold day. A quilt project, tea towels, and a sunbonnet baby quilt were started. Dinner was served at noon and a business meeting followed. Members debated finances, planned a future play, and closed with the Lord's Prayer. Visitors named, next meeting set for February 5 with Mrs Maude Christy. Baptist Rally at Browning Soon
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lena Campbell
Willing Workers Club
Treasury
Dorothy Christy
Zelma
Stufflebean
Ruth Lawrence
Max Brown
Maude Christy
G P Club December meeting and January gathering report
The G P Club met December 7 with twelve members and four visitors. Mrs Minnie Palmer hosted a Christmas lunch and social, with meals shared by Ross, Morris Lantz, Sherman Cotter, and Voris Langdon. January 8 gathering at Mrs Lizzie Hoselton included six visitors, a covered dish luncheon, quilting a wedding ring quilt, a games contest, and plans to meet next with Mrs Sarah Brassfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. P. Club
Minnie Palmer
Hinda Johnson
Florence Johnson
Genevieve Shepherd
Lizzie Prather
Gil
Ross
Morris Lantz
Sherman Cotter
Voris Langdon
Lizzie Hoselton
Ella Thurlo
Ora McQuown
Nelia Bundridge
Ida McQuown
Jim Brassfield
John
Gale Thurlo
J. T
Della Hoselton
Sarah Brassfield
State Highways to Review Supplementary Routes C and U
A preliminary inquiry by the State Highways Department examines Supplementary Routes C and U in Sullivan County. It details proposed alignments from Route 6 near Milan to Mystic and toward the Linn County line, inviting public comment to February 11, 1936, before Highway Commission consideration in Jefferson City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Highways Department
Sullivan County
Milan
Dil Mystic
Highway Commission
Milan Rock
Edward Lawrence
Oak Grove
Walter Clark
Edward Daily
Mount Olive Church
Frank Summers
Frank Weaver
Mystic
Linn County
State Highway Commission
Prairie
Flower School
Charles Morris
Johnson School
C. L. Be Ton
Wayne Britton
Bart Lambert
C. W. Francisco
Macon
Missouri
State High Commission
Jefferson City
Early Zuni Pueblos and Pueblo Meaning
Letter from Verle J Atkins to Joe Nickell discusses ancient Zuni topics dating to the 7th century. It explains that Pueblo refers to village living of Indians in stone or adobe houses, with Zuni homes built of sandstone and multi story, chambered interiors and no outside openings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albuquerque
N. M
Joe Nickell
Browning Leader-Record
Browning
Missouri
Mr. Nickell
Verle J. Atkins
New Mexico
Arizona
Zuni history and Hawikuh ruins noted in old article
The text describes Zuni defensive ladders and kiva ceremonial rooms for male clans, Hawikuh as the first Zuni village about twelve miles from the current Zuni site, and early Spanish contact including 1539 church building and 1692 De Vargas visit. It mentions excavations, relics, and the cause of Hawikuh abandonment after Navajo attacks and Coronado’s invasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawikuh
Jan
Ha-We-Koo
Cibola
Zuni
Hawikah
de Vargas
Mrs T R Dennis dies at 81 in North Salem church funeral
Mrs T R Dennis Ida R Bell born January 10 1855 passed January 25 1936 age 81 years 15 days married October 12 1875 to T R Dennis daughter Mrs Sarah Kenidy Winigan five grandchildren Annabell Roberts Hazelton Kan Ruba Carmack Winigan Ernest Carmack Winigan and grandchild Sher Char. Survived by husband daughter five grandchildren one brother and one half brother. Funeral at Methodist church North Salem Monday 1 pm conducted by Rev Hobbs. Interment in nearby cemetery. Farewell dear wife and mother. W B M
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. R. Dennis
Ida R. Bell
Sarah Kenidy
Winigan
North Salem
Mrs. Kenidy
Annabell Roberts
Hazelton
Kan
Ruba Carmack
Ernest Carmack
Sher
Char
Methodist Church
Rev
Hobbs
W.B. M
Porter Brothers Take Mother For Mastoid Operation
Paul Porter of Galt and Carl Porter near this city escorted their mother Mrs Lola Porter to Kansas City last week for an operation addressing mastoid trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Porter
Galt
Carl Porter
Farmers of Sullivan County Meet at Milan for Eighth Conference
Farm leaders from all sections met at Milan on January 21 to discuss crops soils pasture livestock and conservation. About 200 delegates attended in the Circuit Court room as the Extension Service of the College of Agriculture coordinates knowledge transfer to school districts. Reports highlighted alfalfa lespedeza improved pastures and winter barley with a noon lunch by Milan High School Home Economics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sullivan County
Milan
Extension Service
College of Agriculure
Wayne Quigley
David Baugher
Coman" Shear
Zora Leeper
Lespedeza
Irvin McCalley
Chas. Britton
van Arnold
Mildred Eaton
Hannah Preston
Mark H. Mairs
R. M. Layster
C. V. Roderick
Rolla A. Bangher
J. Ross Fleetwood
T. A. Ewing
College of Agriculture
Fire Engulfs Pollock Area Buildings on East West Side
Fire swept Friday through a block including Rose Berry Garage More-Jan Grocery Anspach Restaurant Casto Store and Miller Store near Pollock. George and Ralph Reinhard responded, but the blaze consumed multiple occupied structures along the south side of the East and West road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pollock George
Ralph Reinhard
Pollock
Roseberry
More- Jan
Casto
Miller
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M. E. Church
A.C. Jones
Linn County Baptist Association
Browning Baptist Church
Clover and Prosperity Conference
Reinhant
Stant
Adams & Sons Wholesale Grocery Company
Chillicothe
Brookfield
Adams & Sons Grocer Company
National
United States
Diamond. A. Food Products
A.J
Decia Smith
Purdin
Andrew McGhee
J. A. Hedges
Jane
Fred McGhee
Emma Cadieux
Jamestown
N. D
Jane Logan
Evansville
Ind
Fannie
Baptist Church
Baptist
E. John ‘Meyers
Linneus
Excelsior Springs
R. W. Caldwell
Farmers Store
Mon
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