Local Family News Highlights Weekend Visits
Wir and Mrs Clyde Dillinger of Shoonis visited with her parents Mrs Earl Smith. Families of Grindstaff, McClarren, Ogle and Reger hosted and traveled relatives over the weekend. Lovelle Rath returned from St Louis to finish teaching term as Imogene Maggart moved between home and school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wir
Clyde Dillinger
Shoonis
Zen
Earl Smith
Fmery McClarren
Mary Ogle
S John Shatto
W. A. Reger and
Standay
Lovelle
St.Louis
Ieane
Imogene Maggart
Yveme
Haseville Social Visitors Noted in Local Roundup
Mr and Mrs Don Shafer and family visited with Mr and Mrs C M Nichols and Duane. The Nova Stansberry family from Braymer Missouri spent Sunday with J A Faser and family. Ward Stansberry joined Mr and Mrs Tom Myrick and Meva and Ivan of Kansas City. Earl Myrick and children hosted Friday visitors including Noble Crooks Cecil Lay Pern Keithley Bery Warren Shirley Farrel and W E Sayers and Everett Crook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Shafer
Altaighters
Eund
C. M. Nichols
Duane
Nova Stansberry
Ward
Braymer, Mo
J. A. Faser’s
Tom Myrick
Meva
Ivan
Kansas City
Samal
Earl Myrick
Morris Crookshanks Home
Mrr
Noble Crooks
Warm
Cecil Lay
Pern Keithley
Bery Warren
Shirley
Farrel
W. E. Sayers
J.C. Sayers
Lizzie Rettmann
Carl and
Lois Rettmann
Virgil Sayers
Alpha Rettmann
Lizzie Keithley
Neva
Everett Keithley
Fern Keithley
Morris and related families gather for Sunday visits
The Morris reunion was attended by Shanks and the Crookshanks and Sparks families. Sunday visitors at the W R Young home included Timmy Crooks and daughter and Wilma Young of Kansas City and Kenneth Young and son, while W E Sayers hosted Floyd Rottmann Warren and family, Teddy Hos r, Glenn Powell and children, and Harry Tiomerhouser and daughters for Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Young
Timmy Crooks
Wilma Young
Kansas City
Kenneth Young
W. E. Sayers
Floyd Rottmann
Tindal
Beryl
Warren and Children
Teddy Hos R
Glenn’ Powell
Harry Tiomerhouser
Wm. Pendergast
Dixie
Winigan Creek Items Travel and Family Visits
Mrs Orpha Walters and son Robert and father George Crist visited J D Nester home Sunday. Mrs Arthur Howe from Colorado is visiting sister Mrs L M Watson. Nolan Cassity started to teachers college at Kirksville. Earl Curt and Carl Helms went to Gilman City on business. Derbet Asher and family, Herbert Coram, wife and son Roscoe, Roy, Pamperl and wife and Mrs Harley Smith and daughter spent Sunday at Lawrence Riedl s. Mrs Earl McCollum and daughters Dolores and Aileen visited J O McCollum s. Ed Watson attended dinner at John Bailey s Sunday. Miss Alta Mae Rauer visiting grandparents John Rauer and wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orpha Walters
Robert
George Crist
J. D. Nester
Earl
Curt
Carl Helms
Gilman City
Derbet Asher
Herbert Coram
Roscoe, Roy, Pamperl
Harley Smith
Lawrence Riedl
Ed Watson
John Bailey
Alta Mae Rauer
John Rauer
Purdin Items Downstate Visitors Attend Memorial Services
Mrs. A. W. Cotter is on the sick list but improving. TD L Cady Ada Tapscott and Mrs. Paul Buchanan family visited Memorial services in Hamden. Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Pulina attended services in Milan. Arthur Miller and wife of Kan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. L. Cady
Ada Tapscott
A. W. Cotter
TD. L. Cady
Hamden
Paul Buchanan
W. M. Pulina
Milan
Arthur Miller
Kan
Shelby social notes recount visits across town and beyond
Miss Lorene Stufflebean visited Miss Elva Monroe and her sister Mrs Etta Liebhart. Mrs Mary Richardson and daughter Mattie plus grandson Kenneth and brother Tom Smith visited home folks in Shelby. Families called on Frank Bauer. T L McDonnald is improving. Doris Wilson Lors Riley Lane Bailey Wayne Rulon enjoyed Boston. Elva Monroe and Mrs Paul Smith went to Boston for a show. Dorothy Wilson went to Kirksville for college. Sherry Simpson visits sister T L McDonnald. Raymond Smiths daughters visited grandparents C M Smith in Shelby. Mrs Ben Mullins in Linus Thursday. Mrs Vivian Powell visited C M Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorene Stufflebean
Elva Monroe
Elva
Etta Liebhart
Mary Richardson
Mattie
Kenneth
Tom Smith
Shelby
Doris Wilson
Lors Riley
Lane Bailey
Wayne Rulon
Boston
Paul Smith
Tornado Damage Strikes Reger Area and Community Visitors Listed
A tornado last Tuesday caused extensive damage and left many homeless. Sunday visitors gathered at multiple homes including Fritz Brinkley Myron Williams and Roy Taylor households. The body of Clinton Johnson was brought from Colorado for burial. he is son of Harley and ? Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Clinton Johnson
Colorado
Harley Johnson
Harley
Johnsons and friends travel with job hopes
Bill Johnson and Victor Johnson stayed several days at the Frank Johnson home. Guy Ford and Leon Tipton left Saturday morning for Wisconsin where they expect to obtain employment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Ford
Leon Tipton
Wisconsin
Administrator's Notice of Estate in Linn County Missouri
Letters of administration with the will annexed granted to the undersigned for Elijah H. Moore estate by Linn County Probate Court on May 28 1937. Creditors must file claims within six months or be barred. claims not filed within one year are forever precluded. VaLiven Attest. E McARTOR Administrator with the Will Annexed. Arthur I Pratt Judge of Probate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elijah
H. Moore
Linn County
Missouri
Ant Control Methods for Household Nests
The Agricultural Extension Service suggests boiling water to destroy located nests. When nests are hidden a poison mixture of sugar water and sodium arsenate is advised, with honey optional. Place poison in small exposed boxes away from children and pets to target foragers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Agricultural Extension Service
Eradicating Dock in Linn County Advisory
A Linn County correspondent asks how to remove dock. The answer recommends applying a small amount of sodium chlorate as a dusting to destroy the dock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn County
Protecting Cabbage Insects A Missouri Extension Note
From Callaway county an inquiry about small green insects on cabbage. the cabbage louse or aphid is the culprit. It is a sap sucking pest causing leaf curling and possible crop loss. Prompt nicotine spray best, 1 oz nicotine sulfate or Black Leaf 40 with 3 to 6 gallons of soapsuds. Soap helps the spray stick to oily leaves and lice. Leonard Haseman Missouri Col-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Callaway County
Leonard Haseman
Missouri
Col
Controlling Dock with Sodium Chlorate Tips
C A Helm of the Missouri College of Agriculture notes dock is deep rooted and best killed by chemical use after cutting near ground. Apply early spring or late summer. fall work in late September or October. Avoid dry-season spraying. dig out remaining roots if not using chemical methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Helm
Missouri College of Agriculture
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Rosa Sieties
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Albert Elliott
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R. W. Gooch
Mrs. R. D. Cassity
Mrs. W. M. Pulliam
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R. W. Cassity
Joe Creason
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Ed Pulliam
Dee Monroe
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Will Penhale
Miss Irean Pulliam
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Arthur Howe
Nolan Cassity
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Earl McCollum
Dolores
Aileen
J. O. McCollum’s
J. W. Bailey
Kermit Rulon
DeLane
Frank Bauer
T. L. McDonnald
Dorothy Wilson
Mr. Sherry Simpson
Raymond Smith
Mrs C. M. Smith
Ben Mullins
Linneus
Vivian Powell
C. M. Smith
Fritz Brinkley
Robert Stephenson
Nellie
Tom Ford
Jimmie
Virginia Williams
Alva Brinkley
Hamp Brinkley
Mark Brinkley
Myron Williams
Buford Bones
Jim Serge
Baby
Dewey Nickell
Buddy
Beverly
Bernie
Claret Coon
James Nickell
Roy Taylor
Basil Taylor
Beryl Taylor
VaLiven
Bill
Sam
Browning
Walter Crooks
Lege of Agriculture
M. L. Haning
E. R. Duncan
Farmers Store
Browning, Mo
T. R. McArtor
M. D
Browning Lumber Co
R. E. Harris
Browning Lb. Co
Bob
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