Local notices and small-town moves in Milan area
A crowded milan notes column lists residents visiting relatives in Milan and nearby towns, business trips to Brookfield, Purdin, Clarence, and St. Louis, farm sales and rentals, optometrist ads, and shop and market hints. Multiple names appear including Nickell, Jones, Turman, Taylor, and Reed, with travel to St. Louis and Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DR. Hanna
Owl
Roy Mairs
Brookfield
Orbra Jones
Milan
D.G. Freeland
S. H
Schrock & Co
James Jennings
O. T. Johnson
Fred Belcher
Shafter
W. P. Nickel
R. E. Harris
James ‘Kennedy
Purdin
W. A. Wampler
Atlanta
Jas. P. Bolling
Virginia
Chillicothe
Roy T. Jones
Barbara Jean
Nona
H. Clay Jones
Kansas City
Becker
Alex Jacobs
Paul Roach
Linneus
Mirian Bennett
Wilson Quigley
Reid Johnson
Wilma Powell
Vera Sargent
E. P. Harvey
Harvey & Neet Hardware
Roscoe Slater
Near Purdin
C. M. Thornton
Ross Shipley
Near Roger
A. W. Cotter
Ray Pulliam
Ray Yardley
Dorothy
Joan
Rev
Mrs. Simmons
Lorene Whaley
Paul Kollasch
Clarence
Carrie Elena Neely
Herbert Bundies
Reinhard Bros
Otto Hill
Velma Taylor
Basil Taylor
Aubry Knifong
L. M. Kenley
Leon
St. Louis
W. B. Arnold
Dorothy Sayre
Ruth
Gene Arnnold
Alda Brookshier
Joel
Artie Taylor and Son
Ida Ware
Kirksville
Willie Ware
J. J. Smith
Bryan Whaley
C. B. Fleming
M. R. Street
J. C. Jones
Earl Nickell
Jay Christy
Richie Moore
Fred Tunnell
Ella Brookshier
Artie Taylor
Ray Mag
Robbers Roost presented at Geo O Brien Theatre Friday and Saturday
Zane Grey's story Robbers Roost highlighted with Geo O Brien Electric Theatre showings. Local items note C E Murphy and family visiting Chillicothe on business and others traveling through town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zane Grey
Geo. O’brien
Electric Theatre
Capper
Will Rogers in State Fair at Electric Theatre Sunday and Monday
Local notes report a screening of Will Rogers in State Fair at the Electric Theatre this Sunday and Monday. Social visitors include Mrs Emma Brasfield Miss Annabel Atkins of Chillicothe and families from Kirksville attending a niece’s funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Rogers
Electric Theatre
Emma Brasfield
Annabel Atkins
Chillicothe
J. R. Williams
C. H. Becker
Ara Shanks
Paul Neet
Kirksville
Mirian Bennett
Edward F. Williams
Teachers College
Orbra Jones
Duncan Township
Rev. Simmons of
Linneus
Cream Station to Open in Your City March 7
L. O. Wykoff announces a cream station opening in your city on March 7 under Armour & Co. Creamery. He seeks local patronage and support and provides the contact phone 18 for Armour & Co. Creamery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. O. Wykoff
Armour & Co. Creamery
Roy Knnfong Nominated for Duncan Township Board Seat
The statement announces Roy Knnfong as a candidate for the Duncan township board in the upcoming Democratic primary subject to voter will. The notice identifies the election context and the official designation of the candidate for the board position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Knnfong
Duncan Township
Local Poultry and Eggs Sale Ad by L. O. Wykoff
L. O. Wykoff invites buyers to Thursday March 7 in the Bailey Building one block south of Citizens State Bank for poultry and cream eggs. He asks for business and will provide prices by phone at 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Murphy
Olan Murphy
Carl Brassfield
Chillicothe
John Burwell
Huntsville
Roger
George Morelock
Joseph D. Christy
Kansas City
George Christy
Laredo
Dr. Haning
Chester Bagley
Modern Roofing Company and Lumber Co
Trenton
Citizens State Bank
Bailey Building
L. O. Wykoff
Loren Haggard
J. R. Williams
Kirksville
L. M. Kenley
Milan
Jennie Epperson
St. Joseph
Lester Peters
Alfred Payne
Steelville
M. W. Hanna
Brookfield
van Christy
Forrest Gooch
Armour & Co. Creamery
L. C. Wykoff
Roscoe Mullins
Linneus
John Crowdis
Everett Myers
Dorcas Harvey
Lafe Pearler
North Salem
John Ed Fuhrman
Marceline Schools
Linn County
Nannie Carlsted
Victor Munford
Farmini¢ton
Iowa
Victor Duane
G. T. Carter
Guy
Republican Convention Nomination Meeting in Enterprise Township
The Republican electors of Enterprise township will convene at the voting precinct on Wednesday March 20 at 1 30 p m to nominate officers for the upcoming election. J H Payne committee man reports the event. A late notice from the district outlines a sale of a 114 inch stag plan and other local notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enterprise Township
J. H. Payne
Bridge Club Hosts Social at Mrs. Leon Kenley Home
The Mid-Week Bridge Club met February 26 at Mrs. Leon Kenley’s home for three bridge tables. Mrs. Edgar Carter won high score. Guests included Miss Carrie Neely and Mrs. Elmo Schrock. After refreshments, members returned home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon Kenley
Edgar Carter
Carrie Neely
Elmo Schrock
Mrs. Ray Nickell Hosts Mid-Week Club Bridge
Mrs Ray Nickell entertained the Mid-Week Club on Tuesday March 5 with five tables of bridge won by Mrs Wayne Stufflebean. Ice cream and cake were served later. Guests included Mrs Glenn Rhodes and Miss Elizabeth Burwell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Nickell
Wayne Stufflebean
Mesdames
Orbra. Jones
Ronald Ruth
Leon Kenley
Kenneth Williams
Mervin Garrett
Marshall Bohannon
Edgar Hoselton
Harold Rinehart
Glenn Rhodes
Elizabeth Burwell
Township meetings set for corn hog contracts vote
At the County Farmers Extension Office about 80 percent of 1935 corn hog contract applications are signed. Election of township committeemen will proceed. only signers as producer or landlord may vote with meetings scheduled across multiple townships March 6 to 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clay Township
Newtown
Wed
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Asersonals
Gamble
Allie Brown
J. F. Turner
P. F. Clardy Hatcheries, Inc
N. Main
Gen Sen
The
OWL Pharmacy
Willis E. Christner
Osteopathic Physician
Obstetrics and Diseases of Women
General Practice
M. E. Parsonage
E. R. Duncan
Browning, Mo
Hillcrest Farm
Custer Linhart
Lantz
Charles Edward
Willie ‘Keithley
Moberly
W. H. Dickinson
Duncan
White Oak
Pleasant Hill
Walnut Grove
Union
Mystic
Morris Winigan
Pepperell
J & P Coats
H. L. Schrock & Company
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