Pleasant Grove Notes Reflect Grief and Visits
The Pleasant Grove column records Allen Lawrence visiting the Lee Whitaker home near Milan. The community mourns Mrs Russell Franklin. Ralph Sayers funeral attendees traveled from Roger. Bernard and Gail Pilcher headed back to Chicago for work. Lucille Marlay returns home for the summer after Kirksville work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Lawrence
Lee Whitaker
Milan
Russell Franklin
Allen Foster
Baby
Ed Franklin
Tom Foster
Ralph Sayers
Roger
Henry Thorpe
Mary Dalvell
Bernard
Gail Pilcher
Chicago
W. A. Thorp
Lucille Marlay
Kirksville
Local residents share visits and movements in Chillicothe area
Roger Items Jimmy Elliott of Chillicothe visited Frank Hurd as the Hurds move to town. Ferman McKay and son spent Sunday with James Tipton. Mrs Charley Collins and children from Milan visited relatives here. Ralph Sayers died last week. Kansas City guests Mr and Mrs Rall Hines stayed with Ike Grindstaff. The Ogles from Laclede and Tom Ford visited relatives here. Milan couples Charley and Earl Smith and Willie Rogers with J D Tunnell hosted guests. Maude Yardley from Knox City visited Genevea Hocelton. A large crowd attended the M B Church Children Day program Sunday. Evelyn Pithaway returned from Kansas City last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmy Elliott
Chillicothe
Frank Hurd
Knox City
Genevea Hocelton
M. B. Church
Evelyn Pithaway
Kansas City
Shelby Folks Visit Chicago and Back
Shelby items note Paul Smith and Curt Rauer traveled to Chicago Sunday night returning Tuesday morning. Ray Rauer and family called on home folks Tuesday. Mrs. Ernest Smith and two children and Mrs. Johnnie Burkholder with Marjorie Ann spent several days last week with Mrs. C. M. Smith. Bennie Burkholder weekend with sister Miss Elva Monroe. Mary Richardson visited brother C. M. Smith Thursday evening. J. M. Logan and grandson Join Buswell called on son Carl Loxan Sunday. C. M. Smith family visited children in Brookfield Sunday. T. L. McDonald and Patty Ray called on Mrs. Frank Bauer Saturday evening. Ben Mullis spent weekend in Linneus.
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Paul Smith
Curt Rauer
Chicago
Ray Rauer
Dean
Ernest Smith
Johnnie Burkholder
Marjorie Ann
C. M. Smith
Bennie Burkholder
Elva Monroe
Shelby
Mary Richardson
C. M
Ato and Pardin Visit Mrs Hedges
Ato and Pardin Mrs Will McGhee and daughter visited Mrs Jim Hedges on Friday.
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Ato
Pardin
Will McGhee
Jim Hedges
Local Social News From Kansas City and Nearby Towns
Mable Kirk traveled to Kansas City for treatments and has been ill for some time. Willard Pulliam and wife visited their children in Brookfield this week. Len McNally and wife saw Will Penhale and wife on Sunday. Wallace Pulliam went to Kansas City Kansas to fetch his mother from Bell Memorial Hospital after four weeks there. Virginia and Donald PuLam visited Raymond Bagley on Saturday and Sunday. B Axcum and wife and F A Johnson and wife attended a birthday dinner in Tren ton on Sunday. C L Cassity and wife visited in Kansas City on Sunday. Etta Wesner of Kansas City visited George Pulliam's on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mable Kirk
Kansas City
Willard Pulliam
Brookfield
Len McNally
Will Penhale
Wallace Pulliam
Kansas
Bell Memorial Hospital
Virginia
Donald Pu'Lam
Raymond Bagley
B. Axcum
F. A. Johnson
Trenton
C. L. Cassity
Etta Wesner
George Pulliam
Community Notes From Morris Chapel and Surroundings
Rural life brief recounts rainy start to June with corn and garden planting and local visits. Families and neighbors including the Bakers, Phillips, Jennings, Arnold, Smith, Bowyer, Murrells and Cooper share meals, visits, and farming activity while cattle TB testing and CH contracts headline a week of community events.
JUMBO JACK TO STAND FOR SEASON AT FARM
An eight year old black jack named Jumbo with mealy points and large ears is offered for the 1935 season at a farm three miles southwest of North Salem. Colts will stand for a season fee of four dollars for a jack colt and seven dollars for a tare colt. The advertiser disclaims responsibility for accidents.
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North Salem
Local preacher recalled and Brazils visit noted
The article recalls a local preacher from six years ago before a trip to Brazil. It mentions a noon lunch and Dana and Clydean singing in Portuguese to a warm reception. Two daughters are praised as real live youngsters, while Mrs. Carrie Bowyer suffers indigestion.
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Brazil
Dana
Clydean
Carrie Bowyer
Local Linneus Area Socials And Farm Feed Notes
Sunday visits and family gatherings are listed for residents and relatives in Linneus and nearby towns. school unions, teacher exams, and hospital updates appear alongside farm advice on preserving egg flavor through clean feed and odor control.
Local Social Notes Highlight Community Visits
Mrs Effie Pulliam returns home from the hospital and shows steady improvement. Lloyd Spencer and family spent Sunday with his parents. Mrs Russell Smith visited her father and sister last week. Mrs Gilbert Kroeger visiting friends in Kirksville. Kenneth Gooch and family spent Sunday with D L Cady. Lee Roth travelled to Purdin last week for town property roof and papering. Mrs Jim Buswell visited friends Thursday. Forrest Western and wife visiting his parents. Mrs Edw Pulliam spent last week with her mother Ada Cady in Meadville. Mrs Wm Pulliam spent the weekend with niece and nephew Dr and Mrs White of Meadville who welcomed a baby boy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Baker
Tom Myers
Purdin
Esther Cooper
Herman Buswell
Bear Branch
L. W. Arnold
Kenneth Jennings
Vernon Phillips
Bryan Molloy
Earl Smith
Bettie Lou
Mary Smith
Brookfield
R. E. Smith
Lloyd Bowyer
Carrie Bowyer
R.N. A
Grover Murrell
Grafton Kingsolver
Kingsolver
T. B
J. G. Coulter
Alice
Trenton
Clyde Cooper
Brazil
Virgil Sayers
Dolores
Stanley
Linneus
Marjory Campbell
Kitty Lynn Gooch
Pearl
Clara Wood
Anna McKenzie
Cleve Jennings
T. S. Bartow
J. R. Wood
Ladies. Aid Society
Okie Tromerhouser
C. A. Wood
Elizabeth Foster
Lois McMickle
Kirksville
Teachers College
Morris Crookshanks and Son
Kenneth Young
Imogene Woolf
Lexington High School
C. A. Woolf
H. J. Woolf
Allen Woolf
C. N. Nichols
Edith Rottmann
Chillicothe
Barmer School
Margaret Crookshanks
Russell School
Allen Foster
Chillicothe Hospital
Effie Pulliam
Lloyd Spencer
Russell Smith
Gilbert Kroeger
Kenneth Gooch
D. L. Cady
Lee Roth
Jim Buswell
Forrest Western
Edw. Pulliam
Ada Cady
Meadville
Wm. Pulliam
White
Local Folks Catching Up After Weekend Visits
Miss Dolores McCollum visited her grandmother recently. Glenn Cordray and wife and brother Johnnie spent Sunday with Nolan Cassity and family. Braden Thudium and Myrtle Bauer called on Lola Bailey Sunday night. Charley Helms and family shopped in Brookfield last week.
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Winigan Creek
Dolores McCollum
Glenn Cordray
Johnnie
Nolan Cassity
Braden Thudium
Myrtle Bauer
Lola Bailey
Charley Helms
Brookfield
Forest Clem Family Leaves for Grand Junction Colorado
Forest Clem and family plus Miss Wineva Clem travel to Grand Junction Colorado on Tuesday. They and Glen Sinclair stayed with J A Clem and wife on Monday night. Several local residents visited relatives and attended a class meeting at Ralph De Witts with refreshments provided.
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Forest Clem
Wineva Clem
Grand Junction
Colorado
Glen Sinclair
J. A. Clem
John R. Stephenson
Iris Waftren
Johnie Stephenson
Ralph DeWitt
Georgia Waller
Humphreys
Lloyd Trumbo
Walter Overstreet
New Boston
Johnie Stephnnson
Edd Dunlap
Grant Smith
Galt
Beverly Rusk
Harry McKay
Roger
Roy Pipes
Donald Pipes
Lester Stephenson
Harold
Jim Rinehart
Raymond White
Monroe White
Billy Black
Cora
Fresh Eggs and Public Taste
A reader argues for better egg quality to boost consumption. The letter notes a breakfast egg that was fresh yet tasted strong and unpleasant, urging poultry raisers to improve production to entice more people to eat eggs. The piece emphasizes consumer appeal and farm practices.
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Poultry Raisers
Prizes Offered At Cleveland Osteopathic Benefit Party
An odd prize list at a Cleveland Osteopathic Society benefit included first a major surgical operation second obstetrical service and third removal of tonsils or adenoids. Winners not needing offers could transfer prizes to other prisoners. Ohio proposes a constitutional amendment permitting the...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland Osteopthic Society
Rayner sisters tour world singing folk songs
Two New Zealand sisters Joan and Betty Rayner travel by car and trailer performing popular ballads from the countries they visit. They recently finished a Berlin engagement and continue touring Europe and beyond.
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Joan
Betty Rayner
New Zealand
Berlin
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C. M. Rogers
Rex
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Leon Minor
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Claude McCollum
J. O. McCollum
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Edgar Wallace
Carl Helms
Charley Pearler
Harry Buswell
Frank Priebe
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Reinhard Bros
Browning
Ohio
Willis E. Christner
Obstetrics and Diseases of Women
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KoRoo
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Goodrich
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