North East Linn Items Social News Note
Noel Cordray and family spent Sunday at Charley Cordray s Antone Lattman and mother visited relatives in Kirksville on Saturday and Sunday Robert Jackson and family of Marceline and Mrs Noah Head of Linneus were with Mrs Maggie Brewer on Sunday Everett Lambert hauled lambs to Perry Christian market Sunday night Ben Pyatt and family visited Allen Sill and his mother Violet Goddard is visiting Perry Christian s Mrs Maggie Brewer and son George plan to spend this week with her daughter Mrs Noah Head and family Sunday visitors at Frank Cathey s were Oral Carter and family Kral Abbott and family and Mrs Carl Farson and daughter
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North East Linn
Noel Cordray
Charley Cordray
Antone Lattman
Kirksville
Robert Jackson
Marceline
Noah
Linneus
Maggie Brewer Everett Lambert
Perry Christian
Ben Pyatt
Allen Sill
Violett Goddard
Perry Christian's
Maggie Brewer
George
Frank Cattey
Oral Carter
Kral Abbott
Carl Farson
Pleasant Grove Notes Show Busy Sunday Visits
Pleasant Grove items record a busy social scene with visitors at the Glidewell and Lawrence homes. Roy Neely family and Edward Jones joined James Glidewell for dinner, while Tom Foster visited son Allen Foster. Several residents, including Mrs. Couch, Misses Lawrence, Hoselton, and Foster group, are noted for visits and calls. The Pleasant Grove ball team won 183 to 0 at Penville.
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Roy Neely
Edward Jones
Jas. Glidewell
Tom Foster
Allen Foster
Chas. Couch
Vannie Franklin
Chas. Harris
Harold Kenley
L. P. Lawrence
Ruth
Helen Rae’ Lawrence
Josephine Hoselton
Esta Fay
Reva Foster
Ase Dalzell
Mary Lawrence
Mary Alice Rhea
John Jones
Pleasant Grove
Penville
Anna Compton
Dolly Jones
Walnut Grove Rain Brings Joy to Community
Residents celebrate the recent rainfall in Walnut Grove. Social visits reported include Mr. and Mrs. G. M. Spencer of Cora with Mary Spencer, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Putter at the Morris home, and Ralph Morris family with John Evelyn and Jerry at John Robison's in Purdin. Nearby gatherings feature Lester Lawrence with Clyde Hoskins, Henry Morris and Junior Fris to visiting the Morris home, and Sunday callers at the Pipes home including Bernice Vivian Hartwell Franklin Ivorene and Lyster Morris Jay Shaw Woodrow Spencer and Earl Morris.
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G. M. Spencer
Cora
Mary Spencer
Wm. Putter
Morris
Ralph Morris
John
Evelyn
Jerry
John] Robison
Purdin
Lester Lawrence
Clyde Hoskins
Henry Morris
Junior Fristo
Pipes Home
Bernice
Vivian and
Hartwell Franklin
Ivorene
Lyster Morris
Jay Shaw
Woodrow Spencer
Earl Morris
Garland Items Summary
The notice notes a cool 4th of July welcome after a hot spell. It lists Sunday visitors Tracy Borrow and wife of New Boston and Orville Thudium and family. Saturday night trips included Paul Dodge, wife and Peggy Jeane, and mother to Brookfield. Bennie Burkholder and wife visited Shelby Sunday. Homer Finney and family also visited.
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Tracy Borrow
New Boston
Orville
Paul Dodge
Peggy Jeane
Brookfield
Bennie Burkholder
Shelby
Homer Finney
Local residents recall cyclone destruction trip to New Boston
Vernie Pearler and Frances Taylor attended Sunday school at 3arner. W. J. Burkholder and wife sailed on Ellwood Thudium and wife Sunday evening. Susie Ashbrook visited Walter Cornwall's Sunday. Quite a number from the vicinity went to New Boston Sunday to view the cyclone destruction that struck the town on the 28th.
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Bill Rulon
Vernie Pearler
Frances ‘Taylor
3Arner
W. J. Burkholder
Ellwood
Thudium
Susie Ashbrook
Walter Cornwall
New Boston
Shafter Items Highlight Community Weekend Activities
Sunday callers visit neighbors near Purdin and Brookfield. Birth announced for Merle Woodis daughter June 1 at Emerson Head home. Local clubs host lawn party at George Phillips home and Bitter Sweet club notes a busy neighborhood social scene with ice cream and games. George and Wesley Burch visit from Merselvne. Shafter ball team played Linney, losing 11 to 4.
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Ruth Coulter
Harold Campbell
L. W
Bryan Molloy
Bryan
J. D. Molloy
Fred Belcher
Ola
Marion Belcher
Dick Johnson
van Buren
Camp
Herb Johnson
Shafter Ba
Linney
Shafter
Leonard Lumbergl
R. E. Smith
J. D. Melroy
Bitter Sweet Club
George Phillips
George and
Wesley Burch
Merselvne
Local Social and Bank Notice Fragments From Browning Area
A collection of social visits and family gatherings around Browning Missouri includes Mrs Ray mond Gooch and Mr Gooch at the farm, K K Smith in Chillicothe for battery supplies, and Sunday dinners with families such as the Stevensons and Molloys. A cyclone affected Shelby and New Boston, another entry notes a birthday dinner at Henry Buswell’s, plus a bank stockholders meeting notice for Citizens State Bank Browning on July 26 1933 with Joe Nickell as president.
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Citizens State Bank
Browning
Shelby County Social Roundup Reflects Local Visits
The Shelby notes describe Mrs. Leon Gooch visiting her parents in Shelby and Orvil Runion working for Lin Harper for a week. Several locals, including Mrs. Mamie Buswell, Mrs. Carl Logan, and Mrs. T. L. McDonnald, are mentioned with varying health. Curt Bauer delivered cattle to Brookfield for Roy Kennedy, with multiple families seen in Shelby on Sunday.
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Leon Gooch
Shelby
Frank Bauer
Orvil Runion
Lin Harper
Mamie Buswell
Carl Logan
J. M. Logan
T. L. McDonnald
Curt Bauer
Brookfield
Roy Kennedy
Mamie
Arthur McCollum
Albert Dodge
Mary Richardon
Kenneth Richardson
Nora Briggs
Frank Rauer
Local Social Visits and House Guest News
Mrs Ray Trumbo and sister visited in Purdin with Velma Kathern and Lorene. Stephenson and Dolores Stephenson spent weekend apart. Reger and daughter called on Clarence De Witt. McCoy visit Walter McCoy. Pauline Yardly stayed with grandparents Dan and Mrs White. Roy Pipes visited Brinkley home. C S Owens and Brookshier families traveled from Cushing to spend time with Don Brookshier family. Leo Brinkley and Earl Hollon night at Osca Hollow. Sylvia Stephenson at Fritz Brinkley home. De Witts of Kirksville visiting Clarence De Witt and Jake Fields parents. Johnie Stephenson hosts visitors Guy Brookshier family and Don Brookshier crew.
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Reger
White Oak
Ray Trumbo
Purdin
Velma
Kathern
Lorene
Stephenson
Dolores Stephenson
Arthur Reger
Clarence de Witt
Gilbert McCoy
Walter McCoy
Monroe White
Everett White
Roy Pipes
Fritz Brinkley
Donald de Witt
Kirksville
Jake Fields
Johnie Stephenson
Guy Brookshier
Don Brook
Jer
Rob Stephenson
Melvin and
Iris Warren
Kathera Stephenson
Grantsville Weather and Social Roundup
A fine rain improved crops in Grantsville. A candy party honoring Mrs. Willie Woodside was held last Wednesday night with guests enjoying the surprise. Mrs. Andrew Stufflebean visited Mrs. RD Almond on Thursday evening. The Alex Finney boys had the fortune of leaving the town with the t rs.
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Willie Woodside
Random Thoughts On Rackets And Daily Life
A collection of wry, satirical observations on social trends and personal conduct. The pieces mock corrupt schemes, tax woes, anti noise groups, stock market manipulation, medical advice, police cuts, and cosmetic surgery, all through brisk bon mots and sharp wit.
Quoted Lines on Change and Writing Across Time
A collage of quotations from Hansen Monroe Wolfe Errol Lynd Whitcomb and others criticizes modern life and literature. It muses on change the nature of prose and verse and the reluctance some writers have toward paper if not paid by monthly letters.
Exam Snippet Confusion Mixs School Topics and Math
An OCR fragment mixes school exam topics with trivia about sick physicians Lindbergh crossing the Atlantic and obscure angles. It references the McNary Haugen bill parallel lines and suffrage duties, all in a stray exchange style.
Remarkable Remarks and Quips From Noted Personalities
A jumble of quotes spans themes of gender, age, identity, intellect, and social views. Notable lines touch on women and fame, patriotism, and the limits of human thought, attributed to figures like Rabb Lazaron Ben Hecht Sir Thomas Lipton John D Rockefeller Jr and Dr Charles Mayo. The collection showcases witty, provocative, and reflective aphorisms from diverse voices.
Beiruts Abu Yah School Sparks Arab Girls Education Rise
In Beirut a native non sectarian school for girls founded by Syrian Mary Kassab grew from 20 to 300 pupils during and after World War I. Girls of Moslem Christian and Druse backgrounds from across the Middle East now attend, drawn by its inclusivity and reputation.
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Beirut
Near East
Mary Kassab
Verses From Job Used In Dinner Guests Sting
A seedy man visits a Camac Street gathering of artists and others and asks for contributions to a sacred cause. He reads verses from Job from a small Bible, then pockets a coin and leaves, leaving the party amused and wary.
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Job
Camac
Philadelphi Record
The Challenge Chairman Denounces Militarist Chants
Herbert 8. Houston told a Century Club dinner in New York that militarists issue hollow challenges as leaders know their peoples no longer back them. He compared the scene to an old gag by Henry Peck about being hen pecked and not daring to confess it to his wife.
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Herbert 8. Houston
International Chamber of Commerce
Century Club
New York
Henry Peck
Violet Trees of Porto Rico Threatened by Harvest
In Porto Rico the fist sweet violets bloom on trees up to sixty feet tall with trunks twelve to fourteen inches wide. The American Forestry association notes only six living specimens remain as the hard violet wood is highly sought for tool handles wheels axles and other native needs, risking extinction.
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Porto Rico
American Forestry Association
Indian canoe found near Fontana dates back to 1896
William Koeppen of Walworth discovered a 12 foot split canoe along Lake Geneva shore. Believed to be from Potawatomi days, storms may have shifted it from the lake bottom. The historic artifact will be exhibited at Geneva Lake History building by the Geneva Lake Historical Society.
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Fontana
Wis
William Koeppen
Walworth
Lake Geneva
Koeppen
Geneva ¥. M.C. A
Geneva Lake
Wstorical Society
Indianapolis
Tough Meat Tenderness Tester Described in Study
Popular Science Magazine reports on a simple meat tenderness tester using a knife blade drawn through small round pellets. A crank pulls the blade while a central scale records the pressure needed to cut. The device helps researchers compare tenderness across animal samples.
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Popular Science Magazine
Noises Disturb Digestion Reveals Stomach Reactions
Colgate University experimenter reports loud noises momentarily disturb digestion by contracting or relaxing stomach muscles. Balloon devices connected to registering equipment placed in subjects’ stomachs show an internal reaction followed by a surge in muscular activity after the interruption.
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Haim
Colgate University
Modern Mechanics Magazine
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