Haleville Social Roundup Brims With Local Visits
The column lists residents visiting relatives and hosting guests across Haleville and nearby towns. Mr and Mrs Victor Gooch and daughter Kitty Lynn vacationed with Mr and Mrs Wal later Gooch and son Oral. Numerous families including Holser Sayers Lawrence Campbell Bartow and Phillips hosted or visited Sunday and Thursday gatherings with children and grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Gooch
Gameghter
Kitty Lynn
Wallater Gooch
Oral
Genevieve Holser
Mi—Joses Marie
Sayers Weeene
Hugh Campbell
Campbell
Galt
Tommie Bartow
Lola Rae
Miksmie Bartow
S. J
Ties
J. C. Sayers
Chillicothe
Virgil Sayers
Saughter
Dolores
EI Tbert Campbell
Mir
Ray Gooch
Wand
T. S. Bartow
Iren
J. Bartow
Prenton
Otis Lawrence
Virgil
Morris Rottman
Linley
Huch Campbell Vaesad
Russell Camp
Ehet
Jemily
Milan
Saturd
Shafter Items Reflect Community Life and Talks
The column notes a lively Shafter day with Sunday school at Mount Oia led by Rev. John Drinkard of Laredo, a WCTU speaker on the 18th amendment, and eye opening facts. The Dalvins Vaudeville Troop performed for three nights, with Dr. Nichols of Laredo. A talk warned of booze effects on health, and neighbors shared meals and birthday wishes for George Hess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John _ Drinkard
Laredo
Mount Oia
Mwierris
Miocein Shani
WCTU
Dalvins
Shafter Wahoo
U.S A
Tom Myers
Purdin
W. L Baker
Mr. Baker
George Hess
George
Hess
Evan
Dick Tate
Wm. Morris
Elmer Hammock Wands
Ver
Shelby Area Notes on People and Events
The weather is fine as farmers rush to harvest. Leon Smith and Curt Bauer hauled hogs to St. Louis on Monday. Albert Dodge and wife visited at T. L. McDonnald’s home Sunday. Tracie Christian and family visited her parents Will and Mrs Welch. The Sewing Club met at Charlie Wilson’s with a large crowd Friday night. Beverly Carr visited the croquet diamond Sunday afternoon. Harold Wilson was in Shelby Sunday. Shelby boys attended the Brookfield show Saturday night. Aud .
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon Smith
Curt Bauer
St. Louis
Albert Dodge
T. L. McDonnald
Tracie Christian
Will Welch
Floyd Finney
L. T. Finney
Carl Logan
Frank Bauer
Sewing Club
Charlie Wilson
Beverly Carr
Harold Wilson
Shelby
Brookfield
North East Linn Social Roundup
Robert Cattey and family spent Sunday at Lon Turner's. Mrs. Rachel Detwiler visiting in the area. Mrs. Maggie Brewer spent Sunday at Otis McCollum's. Perry Christian and family at Ben Purdin's. Will McCollum and family of Gifford at his father's I. J. McCollum's. Emerson Cordray Paul Sell Antone Sattman and Allen Sill at Molly Tompson's near Milan. Frank Cattey and wife and Mrs. Robert Cattey and daughter at Carl Farsen's. Mrs. Sam Franklin stayed with Charley Cordray. Paul Sell and George McCollum went to Kirksville on business. Everett Lambert took lambs to St. Louis for Otis McCollum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Cattey
Lon Turner
Rachel Detwiler
Maggie Brewer
Otis McCollum
Perry Christian
Ben Purdin
Will McCollum
Gifford
I. J. McCollum
S. Emerson Cordray
Paul Sell
Antone Sattman
Allen Sill
Molly Tompson
Milan
Frank Cattey
Carl Farsen
Sam Franklin
Charley Cordray
George McCollum
Kirksville
Everett Lambert
St. Louis
Summer Heat and Local Property Moves in Cora
The article notes a Monday afternoon temperature of 92 degrees and mentions Ernest Dodson and family buying property in Cora from the Jim Hollon heirs, vacated by Ola Knifong. It reports moves: Glenn Whitaker and mother to Browning, Coy Jones and wife leaving their farm, Alden Tharp and wife with Mrs Neuga and Roy Burchette nearby Humphreys visiting J H Tharp. G M Spencer shipped a car load of hogs from Cora. J W Bundridge, son of Ernest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Dodson
Cora
Jim Hollon
Ola Knifong
Glenn Whitaker
Browning
Coy Jones
Alden Tharp
Neuga
Roy Burchette
Near Humphreys
J. H. Tharp
S. G. M. Spencer
J. W. Bundridge
Ernest
Local Society Notes Mention Visits and Health Hopes
Bundridge family faces poverty while Robert Glidewell visits relatives J H Tharp. Joe Hunsaker travels from Milan to see brother Ralph. Martin Dodson from Laclede visits friends. Mrs Wm A Butler travels to St Joseph for doctor care and improves. Delpha Bundridge shows slow recovery. Frank McIntosh paints for G M Spencer and E L Dodson. Troy Head works for D G Havens. Berthema Spencer from Kirksville visits home. Irene Helms visits relatives near Cora.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank McIntosh
G. M. Spencer
E. L. Dodson
Troy Head
D. G. Havens
Berthema Spencer
Kirksville
Irene Helms
Cora
Notice of Trustee Sale in Linneus Missouri
On June 9, 1933 between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. at the West door of the Linn County courthouse in Linneus Missouri the trustee C M Thornton will sell for cash the south half of Lots 1 and 2 in the Southwest Quarter of Section 18 except part east of Locust Creek drainage ditch in Township 20 Range 20 to satisfy the deed of trust dated February 17 1932 by Emmett A Haley and Charlotte C Haley recorded Book 264 Page 297.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linneus
Linn County
Missouri
Emmett A. Haley
Charlotte C. Haley
Recorder’s Office
Locust Creek
C. M. Thornton
Local Social Roundup Noting Visits and Illnesses
Reger and White Oak Josephine Knifong spent the weekend with Avis and Jce1 Knifong. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Weter visited his parents Sunday. Mrs. Dan Freeland and daughter Vera were callers at the L A Werren home. Saturday morning Mrs. Ray Trumbo spent one night with Mary Trumbo and daughter and Lloyd Trumbo. Clarence Dewitt took his wife to Kirksville hospital for treatments. Rev O W Foster and family visited Robert Stephenson home Sunday. Rex Trumbo visiting relatives in Purdin. Maude Reger spent a day with Kathern Stephenson. Several measles and whooping cough cases in the community. Canl Murphy working for Pete Williams. Rev Fred Berchman and wife and Mrs Alda McKinister visited Schrock cemetery Tuesday. Sister Linnie Still of Kirksville stayed with Grant Smith family Sunday night. Mr and Mrs Johnie Stephenson and children Monday at Rob Stephenson home. Grace Dunlap and Linnie Still visited Grant Smith home Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine Knifong
Avis
Jcel Knifong
Clifford Weter
Bill Weter
Dan Freeland
Vera
L. A. Werren
Ray Trumbo
Mary Trumbo
Lloyd Trumbo
Clarence Dewitt
Kirksville Hospital
O. W. Foster
Robert Stephenson
Rex Trumbo
Purdin
Thornton Receives Long Service Gold Watch Fob
C M Thornton of this city completed twenty five years as local representative of the Continental Insurance Co and was awarded a long service gold watch fob by the companys Old Guard. The decoration came with a letter from Ber
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C .M. Thornton
C. M. Thornton
Continental Insurance Co
Ber
Continental Insurance honors long-serving agent Thornton
Nard M. Culver president of Continental Insurance lauds Mr. Thornton for twenty-five years of loyal service as the company marks its eightieth anniversary. Culver credits valued agents for the long and successful career and future public service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Culver
Thornton
Continental
Mother Love and the Sacred Bond Across Time
Senator James A. Reed extols the mother’s enduring devotion to her children through fame and war. He frames maternal love as divine, unyielding, and unchanging, enduring disgrace and death with steadfast loyalty and hope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator James A. Reed
Farm supply price list for soybeans to flour and feed items
Farmers attention price shotgunned list of farm goods including soy beans cane seed sugar flour meal oil grease tankage corn oil meal all mash chick mash stock salt shells oats developing feed and related per hundred plus per gallon prices and pack sizes with many OCR glitches in the source text
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.&h
Swift
M.F
Extreme Heat Grips Area With Plowing Under Way
The weather has swung from cool to extreme heat with temperatures around 100 in the shade. Farmers race to plant corn and replant where necessary as teams suffer in the heat. Ground plows harden the soil while weed control becomes urgent in this hot spell.
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Browning, Missouri
Joe Nickell
Immiere
Brown‘omg
Haleville
Non Phillips
George Phillips
Glenn
Jerome
Byron Molloy
Bryan
J. D. Molloy
Virgil Molloy
Edgar Morris
Willard Phillips
Ida Davis
Smith Young Folks
George Needman
W. L. Baker
Carrie Bowyer
North East Linn Items
Maude Reger
Kathern Stephenson
Canl Murphy
Pete Williams
Fred Berchman
Alda McKinister
Schrock Cemetery
Linnie Still
Grant Smith
Johnie Stephenson
Rob Stephenson
Grace Dunlap
Plymouth
Browning Farm Club
M. T. Scott
Speene Som
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Beautiful New
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