West Virginians Hold Family Picnic Evidence of Community Ties
A West Virginia gathering in the Bethel area featured a long table of good foods prepared by local women. Attendees from Murraysville Ravenswood Fairmont and other towns joined F M Morgan and family. After meals, photos were taken and names listed, followed by barn dance style entertainment and a journey to Mt Hope for a Children Day program. The narrative notes continued church events at North Salem with upcoming services and a Fourth Quarterly conference scheduled for August at Mt Zion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethel
West Virginia
F. M. Morgan
Kenneth Duncan
Brother Morgan
Bro. Morgan
J. W. Milloan
Elsie
A. C. Robinson
Murraysville
W. Va
Ed Bonar
Dorothy
Nelson
Olan Ruth
Mary
Margaret
Fairmont
Geo
Flinn
Nile
Ravenswood
Rhodan Polk
Clair
Murrays-«ville
Lenard Dewitt
Martha
Josephine
Noel
Dorotha
Bruce
T. H. Dewitt
Derwood
Corinne
Dorissind
Jacob Henry
W. A. LaFever
Minnie Booth
Gus Hoselton
Joel Edwards
Byron McCoy
Isabel
Chas
Martha Blanche
van McKinister
L. D. Howell
Gail
Jnc
Howell
Carl
Amanda Cook
Johnie
Sam Romine
J. H. Farson
Kenneth
John Hoselton
Siby
J.T. Hoselton
Della Hoselton
W. W. Clay
Ralph M. G. Smith
C.C. Milhoan
G. E. Milhoan
Ruth
C. E. Milhoan
E. C. Milhoan
J. W. Milhoan
Velma
Pauline
Darlene
K. M. Duncan
Beverly
Roy Cable
T. H. Farson
Mt. Hope
Rex Mccrowd
Donald
Winigan
Floyd A
Spencer
North Salem
Mt. Zion
Rucker
Browning
Mendon
Sumner
Old Settlers
Linn County
Missouri
Community conference urged for church attendance
The notice urges attendance at an important church conference hosted by W. W. Clay with a reminder to be there. It also lists a weekend gathering at Mr. and Mrs. Paul Kollasch’s home with Mr. and Mrs. Ray Keithley and others attending a one o'clock dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sal
W. W. Clay
Paul Kollasch
Ray Keithley
F. J. Alspach
Viviian
Natuer
Forest Service
United States Department of ‘Agriculture
Berea
Kentucky
Salt For Cows Dairy Salt Need and Usage
Dairy cows should have ample access to salt as part of their feed. Ordinary cows in milk require about one ounce daily, while heavy producers need 1 to 2 pounds per 100 pounds of concentrates. Salt can be offered in cake form in feed boxes or sheltered outdoor locations to prevent rain dissolution.
Skinner and Honey Come Under Strain in Twist
Skinner, an underpaid clerk, is idealized by his wife Honey who believes he is a brilliant businessman. She pressures him for a raise, he is fired but fibs he got a raise. Honey plots to spend it, borrows from neighbors, buys a suit and gown, and they incur heavy debt. A sharp twist rescues them from ruin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Skinner
Honey
Gregg Wich
Mr. Gregg
Jane
Ant Emmys
Ant Emmy
Vorry
Teasday
Wirkest
Wensday
Siaw
Geo
Thomas Jefferson
Roll of Honor Pays Tribute to Local Subscribers
We are under obligations to the following good friends for subscription favors and to them we are ever grateful. W. L. Mol loy, T. S. Elliott, Mrs. W. P. Gooch, F. C. Keithley, Mrs. R. Seaman, A. L. Maggart, S. B. Schrock, Will Cordray, J. C. Jones, Mrs. A. B. Whaley, James Riednour, and Mrs. Emma Curtis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Molloy
T. S. Elliott
W. P. Gooch
F. C. Keithley
R. Seaman
A. L. Maggart
S. B. Schrock
Will Cordray
J. C. Jones
A. B. Whaley
James Riednour
Emma Curtis
Eye Specialist Coming to Milan and Linneus
Eye tests and glasses offered by Dr. Palm from Chillicothe at the Stanley Hotel Milan next Monday August 1 and at the Commercial Hotel Linneus on Tuesday August 2. Guaran teed glasses range three to fifteen dollars. Bring old glasses. L. V. Harmon in Kentucky Perryville Ky July 25 1027.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palm
Chillicothe
Stanley Hotel
Milan
Commercial
Linneus
L. V. Harmon
Kentucky
Perryville
Joe Nickell
Browning
Tam
Missouri
Michael
Margaret Harmon
Germany
Pennsylvania
Peter Harmon
Abigail Pipes
Lucinda
Wm. Butler
Fragmented Diary Entries Reflect Rural Life and Community
A garbled diary recalls Harmon families and local ties in a rural county, noting weather worries, butter and cheese trade, and small town happenings. Entries by Slats describe jobs, trains, hospitality, Indians and tepees, layoffs, and quirky questions from a homefront daybook with humor and relief efforts.
Entertained All Guests at Hospitable Sunday Visit
J. W. VanSeggan hosted a Sunday gathering with guests Mr. and Mrs. Ross Lantz and daughters Vivian and Dorothy. The host and hostess were praised as ideal entertainers making the occasion a great pleasure for all attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
As. J. W. VanSeggan
Ross Lantz
Vivian
Dorothy
Browning and Colored team clash draws large crowd at Moberly
A huge Sunday audience watched Browning face a strong Colored team from Moberly at the local diamond. Dan iels pitched for Browning with Medlock behind the plate as the home team rallied from an early tie to win seven to four. The Colored squad, praised for speed and precision, promised a return engagement on August 7 after solid gate receipts and display of clean play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Browning
Palmer
Moberly
Kingdom of
Randolph
John Moore
Daniels
Vroom
Novinger
Smith
Medlock
Misty
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S. P. Darr
J. B. F. Wampler
E. F. Darr
Joe
Troy Meeker
Wendell, Waverly
Elinor
Electric Theatre
Pipes
H. Clay Jones
Citizens State Bank
Joe Nickel
S. P. Carr
Marcels
Grier
Brown
Price
W. ¥. Clay
aYiue
North Sar Jem
Joshua Hale Ste
Clyde
LO. Wykoft
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