Weather Lifts Dry Conditions In Winigan Creek Area
The scene reports dry hot weather with gardens and crops burning for readers in Winigan Creek. Local social notes list weekend visits by Russell Smith to grandparents Mr and Mrs John Bauer and other residents including Nolan Cassity and Charley Pearler. A Sunday night Mt Hope meeting drew a well attended crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Smith
John Bauer
Nolan Cassity
Charley Pearler
Charley Helm
Ed Watson
Ward Ware
Orville Bachtel
Bernice Pearler
John O. McCollum
Will Abbott
Wrenford Coram
Kirksville
Mt. Hope
Walnut Grove Social Notes and Visits
Local residents share visits and gatherings across Walnut Grove. Mrs. Earl Shaw received a surprise supper from Mt. Zion Sunday school. Many families, including Pipes Langdon Morris and Franklin households, hosted or visited relatives and friends through the weekend and Sunday’s Children’s Day program drew a large crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maxine
Morene Tharp
Mary
Erma Knight
Mt. Zion
Earl Shaw
Anna Mary Pipes
Jaunice Pipes
Vivian
Bernice Franklin
Milan
Farris Cleeton
Curt Pipes
Pipes
Ernest Langdon
South Dakota
Nerve Pipes
Arthur Pipes
Near Mystic
Maggie May
Moberly
Charley Swearengen
Molly Pipes
W. S. Langdon
Mary Spencer
Ella Morris
John
Evelyn Morris
Charley Morris
Hartwell Franklin
Haseville Socials and Sunday School Notes
Hot dry weather frames a series of local visits. Merle Hess and family hosted Geo Hess households. Catherine Woolf returned to Kirksville after a week with the Woolf and Hess families. Numerous neighbor gatherings occurred including Wood Bartow and Say ers households. The Haseville Sunday school groups practiced drills for a Memorial program with 101 attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merle Hess
Geo. Hess
Catherine Woolf
Kirksville
H. J. Woolf
Hazel Hess
J. R. Wood
T. J. Bartow
Ray Gooch
Virgil Sayers
S&s
Harry Woolf
Allen Woolf
Laredo
Alvin Bruce
O. E. Rottmann
Young Peoples
Haseville
Linley
Staking and pruning tomatoes pay off with earlier, cleaner fruit
General experience shows staking and pruning increase early yields and improve fruit quality while total yields stay similar. Missouri trials 1928 found higher No. 1 fruit share on staked plants but added stakes and labor may offset gains. If used, train vines to poles and remove most laterals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri College of Agriculture
Missouri Agricultural Experiment Station
T. J. Talbert
Horticulture Department
Charley Pipes This Week Visitors and Recurring Calls
Mr and Mrs Vawn Shaw spent one day last week with her parents Mr and Mrs Emery Paige. Mr and Mrs Herbert Steele called Thursday at the Pipes home and Mr and Mrs Charley Swearengen and Mrs Maggie May were visitors to the Pipes residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charley Pipes
Vawn Shaw
Emery Paige
Herbert Steele
Charley Swearengen
Maggie May
Pipes
P. E. O. Convention Attendees Listed at Hannibal
Mrs. W. H. Dickinson and son Harvey Fields attended with Mrs. Jas. R. Williams and Miss Lorraine Glaze accompanied by Mrs. K. M. Duncan of Brookfield at the State P. E. O. Convention in Hannibal Tuesday. Mrs. Williams sang as part of a Stockton College quartet from Canton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Dickinson
Harvey Fields
Jas. R. Williams
Lorraine Glaze
K. M. Duncan
Brookfield
P. EF. O
Hannibal
Williams
Stockton College
Canton
Sunday Return Invitation
Hoping everyone will come back next Sunday and bring someone with them.
Advertising Drives The Paper's Lifeblood
The editorial note urges readers to patronize advertisers who support the newspaper, underscoring that growth and success depend on ad revenue and community business support.
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