Local Notes From Brown Gum Missouri 1935
Community column from Brown Gum Missouri recounts weather impacts on crops and garden, plus a long list of social visits. Names include Morris, Red McNally, Gooch, Smith, Turner, Hammock, Crookshanks, Russell, Dyche, Frances Smith, Beverly Stevenson, Elva Monroe, Verne Stevenson, Owen Stevenson, and others. Occasional health notes mention mumps and measles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parson Creek
Jame
Edgar Morris
Red McNally
Meadville
Meadville. Mrs. Morris
Raymond Gooch
Marceline
Earl Smith
Bettie
Brookfield
R. E. Smith
Joe
Mary
Sam Turner
Herman Cooper
Glen Jerome
Gem
Elmer Hammock
James
Veda
Everett Crookshanks
Shafter
Harold Russell
Joel Dyche
Miner
Wayne Cooper
Kenneth Gooch
Veda Hammock
Mary Gooch
Frances Smith
Linnies
Beverly and
Waverly Stevenson
Alta Mae Hicks
Verne Stevenson
Nolan Singleton
Helen Hicks
Owen Stevenson
Pleasant Grove Items Show Illness and Community Gatherings
Mrs. Russell Franklin is in serious condition. Mrs. Alice Moore visited Kansas with her daughter. Families visited relatives and shared meals. many local residents attended gatherings. Heavy rains caused Yellow creek floods. several locals traveled, fished, or viewed the high water.
Local Social Notes Record Weekend Visits and Illness
Sunday visits include Roy Maxwell’s and Olin Clapp with wife going to Brookfield on Friday. An drew Cassity visited by Chancy Hague while Mrs Henrietta Simpson remains poorly from complications of diseases. Friends wish her a speedy recovery. Mrs Susie Harte assisted Mrs Ruth Vincent Monday. W J Burkholder serves as juror at Linneus term this week. Allen Belzer at Maysville CCC camp visited home over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Maxwell
Olin Clapp
Brookfield
Chancy Hague
Andrew Cassity
Henrietta Simpson
Susie Harte
Ruth Vincent
W. J. Burkholder
Linneus
Allen Belzer
Maysville
CCC
Cross Roads And Cora Community News Brief
Sun shines as a month of rain ends. Visits include George Lumsden in Cora and Chas Dodson juror service. Measles recoveries noted. W J Dodson near Browning dies at three this morning June 3. Obituary for Elba Turner of Sorrell. Uncle Bill would have turned ninety July 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora
George Lumsden
Chillicothe
John
Loren Couch
Chas. Dodson
Cecil Clem
Harris
J. H. Tharp
W. J. Dodson
Browning
J. H. Bohannon
Cecil Dodson
Near
Chas. C
James A. Dodson
Bill
Weldon
Local Social Visits and Short Trips Include Linneus and Browning
Mrs J D Lay spent the weekend in Linneus with Mr and Mrs D A Taylor and son. Clarence Head was at Mayo Hospital Rochester Minnesota earlier in the week. Mrs W H Dickinson and Mrs J D Lay visited Brookfield Monday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Merrill King visited with Ross Lantz on Sunday. Dr M L Haning and L C Lantz traveled to Humphreys on business Tuesday morning. L C Porter of Chillicothe visited Browning for business and social events last week. Harold Bingham of Glasgow called on Arthur Haley and family. Jean Ogle of Alliance Nebraska visits grandma Ida Elliott in town. Mr and Mrs W T Nickell and their son from near Winigan were guests of E W Nickell and family Sunday. Lucille Marlay and siblings Melvin and Shirley of near Milan were hosted by Roy Marlay and family yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Lay
Linneus
D. A. Taylor and Son
Clarence Head
Mayo Hospital
Rochester
Minn
W. H. Dickinson
Brookfield
Merrill King
Ross Lantz
M. L. Haning
L. C. Lantz
Humphreys
L. C. Porter
Chillicothe
Browning
Harold Bingham
Glascow
Arthur Haley
Jean Ogle
Alliance, Neb
Ida Elliott
W. T. Nickell
Near Winigan
E W. Nickell
Lucille Marlay
Melvin
Shirley
Near
Milan
Roy Marlay
Deaths and visits noted in Laclede area
Martin Dodson of Laclede was called here the first of the week on account of the death of W. J. Dodson. W. L. Taylor spent Monday with Mr. and Mrs. Russell Franklin of east of Milan. Mrs. Franklin has been poorly. Mrs. Belle Cleeton of Emporia Kansas and her daughter from Kansas City returned home after attending the funeral of Mrs. E. W. Nickell last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Franklin
Alice Moore
Kansas
Ray Lawrence
Arthur Lawrence
Lawrence Couch
Gail Pilcher
A. L. McKinney
John Franklin
Edd Franklin
Martin Dodson
Laclede
W. J. Dodson
W. L. Taylor
East of Milan
Bellé Cleeton
Emporia
Kansas City
E. W. Nickell
Jumbo the jack stands for 1935 season sale
A sale notice for Jumbo a black jack with mealy points eight years old good bone and large ears will run the season from a North Salem area farm eight miles southwest. Colts to stand for season fee with terms five dollars for a jack colt and seven dollars for a more colt. The seller disclaims responsibility for accidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Salem
Also Mentioned on This Page
Browning, Missouri
Joe Nickell
Brown Gum
Shelby
T. L. McDonnald
Elva Monroe
Ervin Craig
Mary Richardson
J. M. Logan
J. M. Boyles
Linnues
W. J. Bailey
Frank
Pleasant Grove
W. C. Quigley
Walter Rhea
Tom Cunningham
L. P. Lawrence
W. A. Tharp’s
John Jones
Otis Lawrence of
Gerald Rulon
Richard
Orville Mott
W. L. Rulon
Wayne
Kirksville
Hubert Baskett
Orville Thudium
E. E. Thudium
Bettie Dodge
Mellie Thudium
M. Sunshine Workers Club
Mable Maxwell
Garner
Big Yellow Creek
Quinton Clubine
RED & White
Federal Court
Elba (Hopper) Turner
Sorrell
Ellsworth Turner
Berkshire
Batiste
Golden Wedding Coffee
K. C
W. H Dickinson
REAT
Tev
Jimmie McLarnin
Goodrich Safety Silvertowns
Goodrich
MEAG
Johmnson Chevrolet Co
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