Galt Tops Browning 6-5 In Local Diamond Slugfest
Galt defeated Browning 6 to 5 in a tight Sunday game on the local diamond. Hills blanked the Browning bats after the second as Galt built a four run surge with three hits and three errors in the pivotal inning. Browning rallied in the ninth with a Harvey Dickinson homer but fell short despite Boone McDandel and Eddie McDandel contributions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Browning
Hills
Cox
Galt
Boone McDandel
Eddie McDandel
B. Moore
Harvey Dickinson
Moore
Richardson
le Ceviee
Hk ST
E. McDandel
Moorri
Dickinson
McDandel
Fulkerson Monument Co Announces Memorial Craft
Brookfield Missouri firm touts decades of experience in memorial design and manufacture using quality materials and precise workmanship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fulkerson Monument Co
Brookfield, Missouri
Friendship Circle Club Meets for July Afternoon Session
The Friendship Circle Club met on Wednesday July 17 with Miss Kathryn Cumbo leading. The meeting opened with a song Whispering Hope, included a birthday shower and Sunshine Pals gifts, seven whites and two orchids attended, music by Kathryn Cumbo and Margaret Bagley, and several visitors and members listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friendship Circle Club
Kathryn Cumbo
Margaret Bagley
Clarice Bagley
Stella Mae
Doris Irene
Blender
Reta Doris Fuller
Lou Slater
Second District Missouri Legion convention in Chillicothe
North Missouri American Legion members and families will convene in Chillicothe on Sunday July 28 for the second district department of Missouri gathering. National commander hopeful E V Pat Cliff of Minnesota will give the principal address as Missouri leaders attend. The parade from the square to the high school at 1 30 pm features six bands and drum corps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
North Missouri
Chillicothe
Department of Missouri
E. V
Pat” Cliff
Minnesota
National Legion
Missouri Legion
Chillicothe Square
Choral Club Guests To Perform At City High School
Singers from the Choral club of the Sanford Brown Auxiliary of Kansas City will furnish part of the program at the High School. The meeting will be open to the public. There will be no charge of any kind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanford Brown
Kansas City
Ice Cream Supper At Cross Roads School House
An ice cream supper will be held at Cross Roads School House on Saturday night July 27. All are cordially invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cross Roads
Bridge Party Honors Enid Guests In July Afternoon
On Friday afternoon July 12 Mrs W H Dickinson and Mrs W C Thurlo hosted a bridge party for house guests Mrs Elgin Freeman and Mrs Sherburn Fields of Enid Oklahoma. Favors were awarded to Mrs Freeman and Mrs K M Duncan. Refreshments were served by the hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Dickinson
W. C. Thurlo
Elgin Freeman
Sherburn Fields
Enid
Oklahoma
Freeman
K. M. Duncan
Gibson Family Visits Chillicothe Home Vacation
Mr. and Mrs. S. L. Gibson of Chillicothe and their son Lyle of Detroit visited Saturday, meeting many friends and relatives and enjoying their time at the parental home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. L. Gibson
Chillicothe
Lyle
Detroit
Sunday Dinner Honors Guests from Guthrie to Wichita
Mr. and Mrs. Ben McGhee hosted a Sunday meal in Shelby honoring E. H. Peterson and daughter Velma Coffman of Guthrie Oklahoma. Guests included Vivian De Woody Norma Lee and Joan of Wichita Kansas and other local families. Afternoon visitors were Mrs. Herb Wilson and Mrs. John Burkholder. The day featured visiting and picture taking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben McGhee
Shelby
E. H. Peterson
Velma Coffman
Guthrie
Okla
Vivian de Woody
Norma Lee
Joan
Wichita
Kansas
Warren Gooch
Gerald Dean
Laura Mae
Mary Lee
Shafter
L. T
Mrs Nelia Bundridge Hosts Dinner for Dearing Daughter
Mrs. Nelia Bundridge entertained Sunday dinner guests in honor of her daughter Mrs. F Payne Dearing of Tuscon Arizona. Attending were Mrs. A A Healy Mrs T W Swallum and Ruth Ann of Sioux Rapids Iowa Mr and Mrs E W McClelland Mr and Mrs Lorne McClelland of Gilman City Missouri Mr and Mrs Earl Gooch and children Helen and Garry Lee Mr and Mrs R A Thurlo and son Eugene Mr and Mrs Verl Dell and son James Leonard and Mr and Mrs Cecil Taylor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelia Bundridge
F. Payne Dearing
Tuscon
Arizona
A. A. Healy
T. W. Swallum
Ruth Ann
Sioux Rapids
Iowa
E. W. McClelland
Lorne McClelland
Gilman City
Earl Gooch
Helen
Garry Lee
R. A. Thurlo
Eugene
Verl Dell
James Leonard
Cecil Taylor
Stitch And Chatter Club Meets With Bessie Steele
The Stitch and Chatter club met with Bessie Steele on Thursday July 18 for an all day quilting rug making and embroidery session. Thirteen members attended including Comora Abbott Goldin Dickinson Elliott Lambert Steele Ware and DeVore. They planned to meet again July 25 at Florence Elliott's with Mildred Brantner present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie Steele
Jane Ross
Ethel Mairs
Alpha Christy
Hester Steele
Dorothy Joe
Elmodean Mairs
Comora
Goldin Abbott
Orpha
Emma Dickinson
Ima
Florence Elliott
Leah
Irah
Dana Lambert
Kathryn Steele
Alice Ware
Alice DeVore
Mildred Brantner
C. R
Demonstrations on Canning Methods in Sullivan County
Rural Sullivan County women attended canning method demonstrations on July 18 and 19 led by Miss Lela Mae Pollock of the Extension Service. Meetings at Duncan Township, Pleasant Grove, and Spring Creek Ranch featured home economists, basket dinners, and practical storage tips after years of shortages. Free "Time Cards" on canning were offered by the County Agent in Milan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sullivan County
Minnie Palmer
Duncan Township
Merrill King
Granville M. Smith, Jr
Spring Creek Ranch
Wood
Thos. Saxma
Rosie White
Lela Mae Pollock
Agricultural Extension Service
Milan
Permanent waves special at Clarkson's in Brookfield
The Brookfield Missouri advertisement promotes a permanent waves special for $1.00 at Clarkson's with contact by phone 116.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarkson’s
Brookfield, Mo
Citizens Savings Bank to reclaim stored items
Notice to patrons with tin boxes parcels papers and other personal property stored in Browning Savings and Citizens State Bank service vaults for fire protection. Call to collect as space will not be provided in new quarters. Citizens Savings Bank M L Haning President.
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Browning Savings and
Citizens State Bank
Citizens Savings Bank
M. L. Haning
Entertained Monday Guests at Local Home
Mrs. Julia McQuown and Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Adams hosted Monday guests including Mrs. Bez Payne and daughter Vivian of Fort Worth Texas Ed Swearingen and Mrs. Minnie Reed of Canton Illinois Mrs. Chas Dickson and Mrs. Ophelia Payne of Milan Missouri Miss Rosane Dunlap of McAlister Oklahoma C J Ingraham and son Lyle and Mr and Mrs C L McQuown with Ida and J W
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia McQuown
H. L. Adams
Bez Payne
Vivian
Fort Worth
Texas
Ed Swearingen
Minnie Reed
Canton, Ill
Chas. Dickson
Ophelia Payne
Milan
Rosane Dunlap
McCalister
Oklo
C. J. Ingraham
Lyle
C. L. McQuown
Ida
J. W
Canning Demonstration by General Purpose Club
A canning demonstration was held at Mrs. Merrill King’s home for the General Purpose Club on Thursday July 18 led by State Demonstrator Miss Pollock of the Extension Service. Foods shown included beets salsify carrots blackberries apples and chicken with guidance on pre heating vegetables and fruits to ensure full jars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Purpose Club
Merrill King
Miss Pollock
Extension Service
Canning Techniques Demonstrated By Local Club
A club demonstration covered proper canning of fruits and vegetables with specifics on processing times for beets carrots and similar produce apples prepared as sauce and berries canned without water. Meats were described as jointed and seared with bone heat guidance and jar sizing noted with a three pound chicken per quart jar. Luncheon followed with Mrs. Crowdis and Mr. and Mrs. Baugher among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. E. Crowdis
U. U. Club
Sullivan County
Rolla A. Baugher
Food Costs vs Farmers Push in Postwar Budget
An analysis notes food costs are 14 percent below general prices while rent remains the main exception. It contrasts consumer affordability with farmer margins, citing 1929 declines and postwar shifts in purchasing power, distribution costs, and factory employment trends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baugher
Time Yet For Gardens for the Good Gardener
J W C Anderson of the Missouri College of Agriculture urges gardeners that the growing season is partly ongoing through succession plantings. Fresh vegetables will be available until frost, and storing crops now extends usefulness into winter. Harvest only high quality produce free from disease and damage for storage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gardner
J. W. C. Anderson
Missouri College of Agriculture
Thorne says AAA contracts will stand in corn hog program
A telegram from G B Thorne to J W Burch asserts government ability to fulfill corn hog contracts and that AAA measures remain intact despite lawsuits and court rulings. It notes potential Supreme Court action and ongoing authority to continue adjustment programs into 1935 and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
J. W. Burch
Missouri Agricultural Extension Service
G. B. Thorne
Division of Livestock and Food Grains
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Washington
Aso
Supreme Court
Congress
Circuit Court of Appeals
Hoosac Mills
AAA
Agricultural Adjustment Adminstration
Thurlo to Run Brookfield Law Office in Owen’s Absence
From July 25 1935 to September 5 1935 Vane C Thurlo of Linneus Missouri will head the Lon R Owen law office at Brookfield while Owen travels in Europe Thurlo will also handle prosecuting attorney duties and manage Owen’s practice in his office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vane C. Thurlo
Linneus
Missouri
Lon R. Owen
Brookfield
Owen
Europe
Thurlo
Hints On Home Rug Making From Miss Rocheford
Miss Julia M. Rocheford of the Missouri College of Agriculture outlines rug making tips. She notes only one material should be used per rug to avoid texture clashes and wear differences. Suitable rug materials include wool yarn, woolen and cotton fabrics, underwear, blankets, and burlap ravelings. Burlap can also be cut into strips for sewn rugs, while silk is discouraged due to poor wear. The advised rug size will depend on the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia M. Rocheford
Missouri College of Agriculture
Slats Diary Highlights A Week Of Small-Town Anecdotes
A fragmentary diary from Slats recounts weekly notes from Friday to Thursday. Entries describe local figures and everyday events including visits, moves, mischievous apple theft, drinking, embarrassment over a newspaper piece, and church involvement, all in a plainspoken rural voice.
Soil Erosion Meeting Planned at Linneus Court House
Friday evening at 8 p m a soil erosion meeting will be held at the Linn County Court House Linneus. The program features County Ext Agent J Robert Hall and Missouri College of Agriculture expert Arnold W Klemme. Doe Pritchett of the Soil Conservation Service Bethany discusses solutions and CCC camp plans. Farmers from all Linn County areas are urged to request soil work at the Farm Bureau Office.
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Court House
Linneus
Linn County
J_ Robert Hall
Arnold W. Klemme
Missouri College of Agriculture
Doe Pritchett
Soil Conservation Service
Bethany
Soil Conservation Ass
CCC
Farm Bureau
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Monney
Saterday
Gillem
Ant Emmy
Acc
Heven
Tindler
Jake
Macey
Gage Messwitch
Wensday
Ike New~lin
Chirch
Ike
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