Local social and business notes from the Purdin area
John Shanks visits town. Miss Hazel Maggart visits in Milan. Mrs. Clara Pipes near Milan hosts relatives. Cattle, corn shipments discussed. multiple residents travel to Kansas City, Kirksville, and Chicago. Deaths of Mrs. George Robinson’s family influence local gatherings. Dunlap estate transfers noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanna
Owl
John Shanks
Purdin
Sam Warren
Roger
Buddy Worley
Dewey Nelson
Billy Rhodes
Kansas City
Hazel Maggart
Dorothy Cattey
Milan
Clara Pipes
Dorothy
Walter Fields
Chillicothe
Robert Galze
Jake Fields
Near Roger
Robert Glaze
S. C. Lantz
Coleman
Marjorie Rinehart
Sadie Knifong
Lett Griffeth
C. T. Moore
Urcin
J.I. Harmon
J. P. Bolling
Chicago
Mr. Harmon
Opal Lee Molloy
Laclede
G. L. Peters
J. B. Harmon
James Harris
Mr. Harris
Local visits and shop ads from Linneus area
Miss Letal Lyster af Linneus stayed with her uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs Guy Adams. The Robisons and their sons from Purdin spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Ola Hatch. The Brantners returned from Oklahoma. A. A. Brehm and Jerry Lee and Chas. Glenn Robinson visited Kirksville on Thursday to see Dr Grim. Gamble Stores featured bargains with batteries wash tubs and generators. W C Thurlo and family visited Saturday. Wm Guffey and Betty Ann visited near Unionville. Betty Ann stayed with grandparents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. R. Pankey
Brookfield
George Robinson
Milan
Phipps
Ora Smith
Near Reger
Alec Jacobs
Ray Allen
Humphreys
John Burwell
Huntsville
Isaac Dun
Frank Roach
Near Linneus
Joe Christy
Kansas City
George Christy
W. P. Stephenson
Near Cora
Charley Head
Ola F. Knifong
Mendota
Green Castle
Isaac Dunlap
Harrison Dunlap
Dunlap
Glenn
A. A. Brehm
Jerry Lege
J. D. Seaman
Eva “Gray
Louisville
Kentucky
Haskel Helen
Cora
Here
Fred Tunnel
South Missouri
Ed Wilhite
Wilhite
Bagnell Dam
Letal Lyster Af Linneus
Guy Adams
Arche Robison
Purdin
Ola Hatch
Jack Brantner
Oklahoma
Jerry Lee
Chas
Glenn Robinson
Kirksville
Grim
Gamble
Trenton
W. C. Thurlo
Linneus
Vane
Wm. Guffey
Betty Ann
Unionville
Brush Arbor Meeting At White Oak Church
Evangelist Forrest D. Kilburn leads a Brush Arbor service at White Oak Church with evening sermons at 8 15 and community singing. Attendees invited to join the revival each night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brush Arbor
White Oak Church
Forrest D. Kilburn
Radio Service Six Years Experience Offers All Types
A skilled mechanic advertises six years of experience in radio service offering repair and maintenance for all types and makes of radios. References available on request.
Local residents plan farming moves and bank meeting
Mrs Irene Christy visits from Laclede while W P Nickell and Raymnd Harr is busy in Iowa. Mrs Florence Barge leaves for Hannibal to operate a Beauty Shop. Notice is given for Citizen State Bank stockholders meeting in Browning Mo on July 30 1934 to elect seven directors. Several local residents and guests are listed with domestic and farm notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. P. Nickell
Raymnd Harris
Iowa
Florence Barge
Hannibal
Citizen State Bank
Browning
Joe Nickell
Cross Roads and Cora Heat Wave Devours Dry Town
Still hot and dry with winds driving temperatures to 104 degrees in the shade and no rain in sight. News remains scarce as residents cope with the harsh weather and sparse reports.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Asersonals
W. P. Nekell
R. E. Harris
E. P. Harvey
Harvey & Neet Hardware
Fred Lumsden
Near Corn
L. E. Bauman
Summers Floral Company
Bob M. Simmons
Sevier Plumbing Co
Phong 9
Will James
SUN. & Mon
Spencer Tracy
John Boles
Pat” Paterson
Irene Christy
Lyle Ingraham
Noel Tully
Near North Salem
J. H. Payne
Mr. Payne
Carl Straley
Near
Bute
C. C. Dodson
Lee Marlay
Ralph Lawrence
Cecil Clem
Harris
J. H. Tharp
Earl Marlay
South of Milan
Harley Bramble
Green City
G.N. Sayre
Joy Alice
Ralph Hunsaker
Melvin Clem
Emmett Childers
Browning Beauty Shoppe
Marcell
Austin
Goodyear
Deer
W. Va
Georgia
Goodyear Speedway
Peterson Bros. Garage
Browning, Missouri
Willard Batteries
Chevrolet
McCord
Mobil Oil & Greases
Ploce
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