Social Roundup of Kirksville Area Residents
Local column lists numerous visitors, travelers, and friends in Kirksville area towns. Names include Hanna Noel Tully Long McCollum Dodson Brantner Slater Payne Lambert Sevier Linhart, plus many households from Milan, North Salem, Galt, Chillicothe, Brookfield and more with travel to Chillicothe, St. Louis, and other points. Occasional notices of sales, subscriptions, shipping of cattle and hogs, and health updates accompany the community summary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Hanna
Noel Tully
Kirksville
Harry Long
Milan
Otis McCollum
Winigan
Ernest Dodson
East of Cora
Lowel Brantner
North Salem
James Slater and Sons
Near Purdin
J. W. Sevier
B. J. Lambert
J. H. Payne
Chillicothe
S. H. Linhart
Ed Knifong
M. L. Clarkson
Jess Crain
Galt
Mary Williams
Melia Thurlo
Hinda Rush
R. A. Thurlo
Carl Thurlo
Hall Thurlo
Otto Brehm
A. A. Brehm
Alfred Broyles
van Christy
Henry Christy
Brookfield
A. B. Crain
Alice Joyce
Anna Lyford
Heilman
South Missouri
Clark Harmon
H. C. Pearson
W. C. Bartlett and
Clinton
J. D
Willow Springs
D. G. Gibson
Rev. Waggoner
H. C. Hanson
Charles W. Hanson
Bargain Binders Offered by Peters Implement Co
Farmers urged to buy farm machinery with a 16 ft Deering Binder and a 17 ft Osborn Binder advertised for sale by Peters Implement Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deering
Osborn
Peters Implement Co
Warm Weather Persists Amid Heat Strain on People and Animals
The report notes continued warm conditions causing heat stress for people and livestock in the region. Local activity includes Luther Lauck hauling stock to St. Joe on Monday for several parties. Numerous Sunday visits occur among residents including Mrs. Susie Ashbrook, the Mott and Barron families, and others in Ellwood Triudium, New Boston, Shelby, Brookfield, and North Salem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther Lauck
St. Joe Market
Susie Ashbrook
Jeff Mott
Roy Burkholder
Trenton
W. J. Burkholder
Ellwood Triudium’s
Shelby
Gladys Thudium
Tracey Barron
Roy Maxwell
Phillips Fox
Brookfield
Ben Cattey
North East Linn Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Charley Cordray moved a truckload of lambs to St Joseph last week. Otis McCollum and family with his father visited Browning on Friday. Robert Cattey wife and baby visited his brother Arthur north of Browning Friday evening. F M Cattey and family visited daughter near Marceline. Perry Christian and family visited Ben Purdin home on Sunday. Aunt Maggie Brewer and son Perry Christian and family were present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charley Cordray
St. Joseph
Otis McCollum
Browning
Robert Cattey
Arthur Cattey
F. M. Cattey
Oral Carter
Marceline
Perry Christian
Ben Purdin
Maggie Brewer
Friday Evening with Otis McCollum and Family
A brief item notes Otis McCollum and family enjoying ice cream together into the late evening hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otis McCollum
Shelby Items Weather Worries Corn Crop and Local Movements
The note says hot dry weather threatens the corn crop as last year. Crede Boyles Hilmar Simpson and Clyde Belzer left for Boise City Oklahoma for work. Pauline Crist visited Charley Walters Saturday evening. Ernest Smith was in Bucklin John Buswell in Purdin on business. Mr and Mrs H L Wilson and Mr and Mrs Clay Stufflebean visited Kirksville Friday. Mrs Wilson to hospital Mr Wilson went after her Saturday afternoon. Johny Burkholder improving. Mrs Frank Bauer listed as sick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Trumbo
Near Roger
Ed Arnold
North Salem
I. J. McCollum
Winigan
Edgar Tully
East of
George Jennings
Cora
Lee Gooch
W. L. Baker
Shafter
A. M. Baker
Lloyd Lambert
Chicago
Frank Head
Walter Gooch
Near Haseville
Rolla Gooch
Near Shafter
Cale Knifong
Near Milan
Guy Coon
Chillicothe
Floy Ogle
Alliance
Nebr
Ida Elliott
Henry Purdin
C. B. Purdin
Purdin
Noah Head
D. O. Harned
Linneus
John Lumsden
Flora
Ernest Lumsden
T.M. Smith
Orlo
Mabel
Walter Ogle
Oklahoma City
Zella Woodworth
Lay
St. Louis
J. D. Lay
C. E. Potter
R. J. Potter
Hale
Roscoe Powell
Lewis Fahnders
Dorothy
Pekin, NL
J. D. Burwell
Eunice Swallum
A. A. Healy
Solux Rapids
Iowa
George Hooker
Rex
Kathleen
Joe
Dorothy Lee
Mildred Woodward
John Fishback
Ralph Jerimah
Detroit
Lisa Havens
Agatha Pipes
Lamar
Colo
Wade Havens
Crede Boyles
Hilmar Simpson
Clyde Belzer
Boise City
Okla
Pauline Crist
Charley Walter
Ernest Smith
Bucklin
John Buswell
H. L. Wilson
Clay Stufflebean
Kirksville
Wilson
Johny Burkholder
Frank Bauer
Shafter Items and Loose Weather Notes
Farmers cut oats and wheat while corn is laid by in dry conditions. Sunday June 28 saw many large mail planes overhead. Mr and Mrs W L Baker joined Mr and Mrs Homer Cooper for Friday dinner with children. Mr and Mrs John Molloy also present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Baker
Homer Cooper
John Molloy
Local families join Sunday gatherings across Lindly and nearby towns
Sizable Sunday visits populate the area as George and Junior of Lindly dine with John’s family. Dan Bundies and Walter visit Dan’s sister Mrs. R E Smith. Raymond Gooch visits Marceline. Earl Jerome visits Murrel home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George and
Junior
Lindly
John
George Hayes
Dan Bundies
Walter Bundies
Dan
R. E. Smith
Raymond Gooch
Marceline
Earl Jerome
Murrel
Earl Smith
Near Linneus
John Gooch
Lon Baker
Browning
Jack Gooch
Jerry Gooch
Also Mentioned on This Page
Peters Implement Butcher Shop
C. B. Fleming
J. P. Franklin
L. M. Kenley
Lou Kelly
Hereford
Bull
Clarence Sargent
Okie Millioan
Wingan
Lyle Stone
Route 3
Raymond Harris
J. J. Smith
Virgil Hope
Peggy Lee
Pesatum, Ill
Lorraine Glaze
Ilinois
R. A. Nickell
Raymond
The
Post-Dispatch
A. Warren
Beryl Head
Peggy
Shirley
Clarence Head
Dolores Stephenson
Loraine Trumbo
Imogene Maggart
Ola Knnfong
Gertie Bundridge
John Fields
North East Linn Items
Willard
Willard Storage Battery Co
Autex
Willard RT
R. T
Goodyear Tires
Mobil Oil
Peterson Bros
Sam Gooch
Gladys
Rosalie
Clarence Nichols
Elmer
Tom Morris
Bryan Molloy
Wm. Morris
Glenn Edwards
Abbie Long
Vernon Phillips
Esther
Mae
Shelda Dean
Harold Cooper
James Morris
Billy Burch
George Phillips
Rudloff
Morris Chapel
League
H.G.F
Lee’s
W. H. Dickinson
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