Missouri Conference Represented in Dallas Summer School
Rev. James L. Bate of Millville will represent the Missouri Conference at a Dallas Texas summer school starting July 15. The five week program focuses on rural church work and Bate receives a scholarship. he will travel with his family and they will light housekeep during the term.
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James L. Bate
Millville
Dallas
Texas
Brother Bate
Bate
Richmond Methodist
G. A. Shadwick
Richmond
Woodworking items for sale by Carl Porter
Rake teeth honey locust rake and ricker teeth for sale. Have been seasoned two years in the log and will not warp. Also oak wagon tongues and other native lumber.
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Carl Porter
Modern social parties shift to intimate home gatherings
The piece discusses evolving social events away from traditional gatherings toward small scale home parties by creeks or rivers. It notes beer and home brew, dry fried fish, late night revelry, and quiet assemble at midnight, with a forecast of possible trouble and a shake up of routines as authorities may intervene.
Slats Diary Entry About Mrs Crate and Furniture
Friday visit to Mrs Crate where she showed furniture said to be old or returned. The narrator notes a casual long visit with Slats and Ant Em and mentions the show of items in a personal diary fragment.
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Ant Emmy
Palm Glasses Opens in Chillicothe for Daily Deals
Dr Palm offers guaranteed glasses in Chillicothe on every work day except Mondays with low prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Palm
Chillicothe
Woman finds egg with another egg inside
Mrs H E Creason cracked a large egg and found a perfect egg inside. She then broke a second egg, also intact but smaller, and noted she had never seen a hard shell egg nested inside another.
Wreck on Line Street Injures Mrs Riley
Saturday afternoon a collision on Line Street involving a Ford driven by Mr. and Mrs. Everett Riley and children left Mrs. Riley with internal injuries. Donald Jones collided with the Riley vehicle, causing the car to overturn. some children were scratched and bruised while Mr. Riley escaped unharmed. Mrs. Riley received treatment at Dr Brownback’s office before being taken to the Creason home until she could return home.
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Line Steet
Everett Riley
Milan
Line Street
Donald Jones
Mr. Riley
Riley
Ice Cream Supper Planned by M. E. Church South
Members of the M. E. church South will serve ice cream on the street Saturday night July 19. Proceeds to be used to redecorate the church.
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M. E. Church
South
Browning Loses at Home to Centerville in Narrow Finish
Centerville visits Browning on the home diamond and wins 7 to 6 after late errors. Moore and Harvey umpired as Browning appeals for stronger fan support and plans for a big crowd next Sunday against Seymour.
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Centerville
Iowa
Browning
Moore
Harvey
Seymour
Seven Initiative Propositions Face Missouri Voters Next Fall
Missouri voters will decide seven initiative propositions on the general election ballot next November. The last filing day was July 5, with printing costs estimated at about fourteen hundred dollars to counties. One initiative and six constitutional amendments are included, with three amendments already passed by the legislature.
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Missouri
Becker
St. Louis
General Assembly
House
Senate
Missouri farm relief and city merger drive in initiative
The measure limits borrower costs to five percent annually as a farm relief plan. One petition seeks the merger of St. Louis and its city. Another initiative would provide state workers compensation insurance and remove private insurers from Missouri's system.
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St. Louis
St. Louis County
Missouri
Bagley Gilmer Wedding Joins Wayne Bagley and Eliza beth Gilmer
Wayne Bagley and Miss Eliz a beth Gilmer married July 12 in Linneus with Rev J B Scholl officiating at M E South parsonage. Bride, daughter of L P Gilmer near Purdin, and Wayne, son of C S Bagley near Purdin, were praised by friends with a charivari as they begin married life.
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Bagley-Gilmer
Wayne Bagley
Elizabeth Gilmer
Linneus
J. B. Scholl
M. E. South Parsonage
L. P. Gilmer
Near
Purdin
Wayne
C. S. Bagley
Purdin Mercantile Co
Hamilton Community Club Hosts July Gathering
The Hamilton Community Club met on Thursday afternoon July 10 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Crawford with members including Mrs. Gladys Boehner and Mrs. Anna Hamilton. Visitors included Mrs. Opal Ellett and Mrs. Hinda Rush. Prizes were won by Mrs. Perla McKay Mrs. Abe Watkins and Mrs. Opal Ellett after educational talks and contests, followed by refreshments.
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Hamilton Community Club
W. W. Crawford
Gladys Boehner
Abe Watkins
Anna Hamilton
Gertrude Walker
Irene Walker
Lee Thurlo
Belva Smith
Perla McKay
Imogene Smith
Inah Williams
Elizabeth Peterson
Pearle Williams
Letha Bailey
Opal Ellett
St. Louis
Hinda Rush
Laura Hamilton
Annabelle Atkins
Browning
Crawford
Nellie Seaman
Country Club Outing Near Brookfield Brings Members Together
Members of the Brookfield Country Club enjoyed Sunday evening supper and fellowship. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Dickinson and son Harvey Fields, Mr. and Mrs. K. M. Duncan and daughter Beverly, Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Peterson, Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Lay, Mr. and Mrs. Guy Adams and daughter Orvyl, and Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Hummel. Guests were Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Glaze, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Gooch and daughter Patricia, Mrs. Florence Freeman and son Billy Banyon of Enid, Oklahoma, and Mrs. W. G. Twyman and two daughters Billie Joe and Reba Frances of Poteau, Oklahoma.
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Brookfield
W. H. Dickinson
Harvey Fields
K. M. Duncan
Beverly
A. D. Peterson
J. D. Lay
Guy Adams Adams
Orvyl
L. W. Hummel
R. A. Glaze
Wayne Gooch
Patricia
Florence Freeman
Billy Banyon
Enid
Okla
W. G. Twyman
Billie Joe
Reba Frances
Poteau
A R Dillinger Passes Away in Kansas City Missouri
Alfred Robison Dillinger born August 15 1856 in Owasco Missouri died July 7 1930 in Kansas City after a lingering illness age 73 years 10 months 12 days. Survived by wife Margaret Louise George children Almond E Myrtle J two more children Mary McCoy and J Hardin seven grandchildren one great grandchild two sisters Nan Moddrell and Lotta Beck and many relatives. Funeral services were led by Rev Crawford with burial at White Oak Grove cemetery on July 8.
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Alfred Robison Dillinger
Owasco
Margaret Louise George
Almond E
Myrtle J
Mary McCoy
Cora
J. Hardin
Kansas City
Nan Moddrell
Lotta Beck
Crawford
White Oak Grove
Ice Cream Supper for North Salem Cemetery Fence
An ice cream supper will be given at North Salem on Saturday evening July 19. The proceeds will be used to fence the North Salem cemetery. Everyone is invited.
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North Salem
Grandfather Morris James Madison Morris Dies at 87 in Linn County
Obituary recalls Morris James Madison born July 26 1842 died July 9 1930 aged 87 years 11 months 13 days He was Confederate Army veteran married Mary P Lay December 25 1866 He leaves six children 24 grandchildren 28 great grandchildren and two sisters Funeral held Morris Chapel July 11, interment nearby The last Confederate soldier in Linn County remembered as a Christian and pioneer community figure
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Grandpa Morris
James Madison Morris
Tom Morris
Army of the Confederacy
Missouri Infantry
Mary P. Lay
Polk Wood
Joseph Long
Chula
W. E
Charles
Thomas Morris
Purdin
Walter Hoover
Linneus
Everett Crookshanks
Browning
Jimmy
Morris Chapel
J. E. Rudloff
Silent star guides wanderers from the hilltops
A distant light emerges from darkness as a guiding voice leads travelers onward leaving behind a sense of direction and hope.
Card of Thanks from the Morris Family
The J. M. Morris Family expresses gratitude to neighbors and friends for kindness, flowers, and songs by the Browning quartet during the illness, death, and burial of their beloved Father.
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Browning Quartette
J. M. Morris
Prolonged Missouri Heat Tops Century Mark
Extremely warm weather gripped a section of Missouri for about ten days with temperatures near 100 degrees. The heat caused heavy sweating and some livestock losses while corn growth surged. A failed shower Monday and cooler conditions by Sunday improved work conditions.
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Missouri
Harrison
Moving picture show and ice cream supper at North Salem
Community notice announces a moving picture show and an ice cream supper on Saturday night July 19 at North Salem. All welcome.
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North Salem
4 H Club Round Up Set for Linn County Contests
Four H members from Linn County compete in livestock and sewing contests at Lin neus on Tuesday July 22 with trips to Junior Farmers Week in Columbia the first week in August. Donations fund transportation and prizes including garment making judging team and style show champion. Miss Hintoe of Columbia will judge events and the day features a big basket dinner inviting all to attend.
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Linn County
Linneus
Columbia
Farm Bureau
Darneaul’s Dry Goods Co
J. C. Penney Co
Brookfield
Miss Hintoe
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Henry
Mr. Steck
Crate
Skool
Springfield
Click
Jane
A. R. Dillinger
K. C
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