Rain May Boost Local Harvest Outlook
July 27 1933 residents note a needed rain amid social updates. Miss Golda Davis visits Kirksville mother Mrs Martha Davis at D W Foster home. A ten year old girl Helen Ray sustained twelve stitches after a horse incident. Local social and visiting notes follow with neighbors gathering at homes and sports results from Brookfield against Pleasant Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golda Davis
Kirksville
Martha Davis
D. W. Foster
Helen Ray
Ray Lawrence
Ruth
Alfred McKiney
Mary Alice Rhea
L. P. Lawrence
Brookfield
Pleasant Grove Boys
Brookfield Boys
Jerry Gooch
Near
Shafter
Kenneth Creason
Mary Dalzell
Vannie Franklin
Mary Lawrence
Community Notes From Grantsville Round-up and Visits
The report covers a hot dry spell and social happenings. Mrs Otho Almond and Mrs Norman McDonald with their sewing club attended a Round-up at Linners last Friday and enjoyed it. Several residents were noted traveling or awaiting news including visits to Brookfield and Detroit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otho Almond
Norman MecDonnald
Sewing Club
Linners
Cecil Lambert
Guy Montgomery
Johnny Burkholder
H. L. Wilson
Brookfield
Will Welch
Detroit
Kenneth Riddle
R. L. Almond
Olan Asher
Vera Kirk
Alex Finney
Orville Mott
Ray Kennedy
Haseville Socials and 4-H Round-Up Notes
Haseville residents shared Sunday dinners with the Sayers and Gooch households. Mrs Iva Rhodes and Benny visited T S Bartow. The Haseville Happy Bakers attended a Linneus 4-H round-up. Letha Tromerhouser and Georgia Sayers led biscuit and cinnamon roll demonstrations and, with Miss Marie Sayers, head to Columbia August 7. Gail and Russell Bartow stayed several days with Walter J Gooch Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teddy Holser
W. E. Sayers
Victor Gooch
Lena Campbell
Galt
Iva Rhodes
Benny
T. S. Bartow
Haseville Happy Baker's Club
Linneus
Letha Tromerhouser
Georgia Sayers
Shafter Items Show Social Visits and Community Activities
The Shafter area reports a dry spell with a Sunday shower, farmers nearing the end of threshing and haying, and numerous visits. Families such as the Goochs with McMickles, Coulters with Bowyers, and Mrs. Phillips and Bowyers share meals and calls. Art Johnson ferries youth to a free Chula show and transports livestock to Kansas City. 4-H Sewing Girls attend Linneus event, inspiring participants. Mrs. Crookshanks and Kenneth visit from Jefferson City, with extended family gatherings and hogs and sheep moved to Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Gooch
Gooch
Frank McMickle
J. G. Coulter
Ruth
Alice
Fay Bowyer
George Phillips
W. L. Baker
E. B. Crookshanks
Kenneth
Jefferson City
W. H. Pridemore
Art Johnson
Shelby Items and Weekend Local Happenings
Weather cloudy after a light rain Saturday night. Shelby baseball swept a Sunday doubleheader beating Shafter 10 to 6 and then defeating Salem 7 to 5. The sheep club met at Charley Wilson’s, and the Merry Maidens held an achievement day at the schoolhouse with girls taking first in events. locals seen visiting kin and traveling between St Louis and area homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shelby
Shafter
Salem
Sheep Club
Charley Wilson
Merry Maidens
Leon Smith
St. Louis
Tracie Christian
Will Welch
Ray Rauer
Dean
Frank Rauer
Carl Logan
Mamie
J. M. Logan
Nolan Boyles
Bible school and revival begin at Morris Chapel
Saturday visitors from Laredo mark the town scene as Rev. Rudloff of Browning preaches and Mrs. Rudloff teaches the Bible school starting Monday morning at Morris Chapel. The A N A contest ends with ice cream for winners amid a friendly village gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laredo
Morris Chapel
Rudloff
Browning
Julius Wood
Tom Morris
Martha Creason
Mary Smith
A.N. A
Charlie Gooch
Guthrie
Okla
Linn Co
Betty Gooch
Ruby
Gladine
Hester Tate
Braofield
Wm. Morris
Grover Murrell
Kenneth Gooch
Forest Jacobs
Emerson Head
Purdin Items Chronicle Weekend Visits
Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Cady and granddaughter Ada visited Chas. Pulliam's Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. George Kirk of Kansas City visited sister Miss May Kirk over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Pulliam visited Mrs. Pulliam's nephew and niece. Dr. Walter White was briefly mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. L. Cady
Ada
Chas. Pulliam
George Kirk
Kansas
City
Miss May Kirk
Wm. Pulliam
Local residents attend lodge and visit kin in region
Meadville on Sunday lists Evelyn shopping in Chillicothe on Monday. W. R. Bales D L Cady G A Garrett and P E Cokerham attended Linneus Lodge installation Tuesday night. L G Hamner bruised nose in base hall incident Sunday. Mr and Mrs C I Grice visited Joe Creason. Mr and Mrs Elmer Andrews of Brookfield stayed with L G Hamner. D L Cady guests at C L Grice Sunday. Mrs W V Louthan visited daughter Mrs R C Smith Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Lambert
South Dakota
Ada Tanscott
Morene Nichols
Elmer Andrews
Brookfield
L. G. Hamner
D. L. Cady
C. L. Grice
W. V. Louthan
R. C. Smith
Despite age Uncle John Morris Works On Farm In Town
Still active at eighty eight Uncle John Morris known as Big John greeted friends Saturday. At eighty eight he tended twenty acres of corn and did much farm work. He remains a leading farmer in Jackson township and shows vigor despite nearing ninety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Morris
Big John
John
Jackson Township
Notice To Creditors Of Farmers Exchange Bank Browning
Notice to creditors of the Farmers Exchange Bank of Browning Missouri dated April 14 1933. All persons with claims against the bank must present them to the undersigned with proper proof.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers Exchange Bank of
Browning
Missouri
Notice to prove claims for Browning bank assets
O H Moberly Commissioner of Finance of Missouri in charge of the Browning bank business informs creditors that proofs of claim must be presented within four months from the date at the banking room of the Browning bank and states the last date for proofs as August 14, 1933. C A Johnson Special Deputy Commissioner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Browning
Missouri
O. H. Moberly
State of
Farmers Exchange Bank
C. A. Johnson
Notice of Adminis trator and Probate Grant for Mundell Estate
Administrator's or Executor's Notice states that letters of administration for the estate of George T. Mundell, deceased, were granted by the Linn County Missouri Probate Court on May 27, 1933. Lana Crooks is named Administratrix. creditors must file claims within six months for allowance or risk preclusion, and within one year to avoid forever barred claims. Attest seal by Arthur L. Pratt, Judge of Probate. 7-27-33
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George T. Mundell
Linn County
Missouri
Notice of Final Settlement in Flem ing Estate
Notice is given to creditors and interested parties that executors America Fleming and Curtis B. Fleming will present the final settlement of the Florence A. Fleming estate at the next Probate Court term in Linn County Missouri at Linneus on August 14, 1933.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence A. Fleming
America Fleming
Curtis B. Fleming
Linn County
Missouri
Linneus
Also Mentioned on This Page
Browning, Missouri
Joe Nickell
Brownfeg
Pleasant Grove
O. E. Rottman
Owen Sayers
Virgil Sayers
Elbert Campbell
Eugene Burchett
Estelle Keithley
Tommie Bartow
Walter J. Gooch, Jr
W. E. Sayers, Jr
Benny Rhodes
S. J. Bartow
J.C. Sayers
J. R. Wood
Ray Gooch
T. S. Parton
Mrs. Otis Lawrence
Chillicothe
Grantsville
Joel DeWitt
Carl Henry
Leah
Monroe White
Walter McKay
Rex
Howard Trumbo
Jim Havens
Arthur Reger
Maude
Clarence DeWitt
Mollie Haley
Nellie
Sylvia Stephenson
Everett White
Fred Berchman
Roy Trumbo
Trumbo
Albert Meeks
Bill Grindstaff
Reger
Clyde Murphy
Clyde_ Brinkley
Rob Stephenson
Amber
Lucille Reger
Kansas City
Paul
Pauline Yardley
Johnie Stephenson
Emmett Spencer
Eva Quigley
Avis
Ice J. Knifong
Purdin
Arthur L. Pratt
Lana Crooks
Hanry Gord
Oklahoma
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