Roll of Honor Readers and Renewals List
Roll of honor notes recent new and renewal contributions to the Leader-Record. Names include W. N. Ogle of Purdin Jas H. Carmack route 4 Harry Woolf Palisade Colo J E Myers city W P Alexander Chicago Heights C J Clark Moberly Hardy Calhoun city John B McCollum North Salem H Knnlong North Salem C A Hamilton route 1 Mrs Florence Westlake Miss Mary J Goens city A J Meade Purdin F H Moore North Salem A M Bundridge Cora Mrs Loyd Dunlap Kansas City Mrs M Leonard Mrs Mildred Bensgett route 2 A J Havens Linneus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.N. Ogle
Purdin
Jas. H. Carmack
Route 4
Harry Woolf
Palisade
Colo
J. E. Myers
City
W. P. Alexander
Chicago Heights
C. J. Clark
Moberly
Hardy Calhoun
John B. McCollum
North Salem
H. Knnfong
C. A. Hamilton
Florence Westlake
Mary J. Goens
A. J. Meade
A. M. Bundridge
Cora
Loyd Dunlap
Kansas City
M. Leonard
Mildred Bensgett
A. J. Havens
Linneus
M W A Lecture Draws Neighbors to Lodge Meeting
National M W A lecturer Riley spoke to a large audience at the lodge room. He detailed Woodcraft history and explained the rate raise and its benefits. Local members show dissatisfaction and may lapse, though insurance remains cheap and not effective until next January. The Reed band, taught by Mr Reed, reports rapid progress after a Saturday concert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riley
Reed vaudeville at opera house attracts fair audience
Mr and Mrs C S Reed presented vaudeville at the city opera house Saturday night drawing a fair sized crowd. The show was postponed from the preceding Saturday due to bad weather and the couple will perform again in North Salem Friday night March 15 promising further entertainment for the local audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. S. Reed
Pleasant Grove Social Notes Miss Reidle Visits Nevins
Too late for last week Pleasant Grove reports Ola Reidle as guest of Mrs. E A Nevins Sunday. Snow drift delayed mail delivery Monday. Last Friday gentlemen gathered at Mrs. Nevins for an old fashioned wood chopping, such kind acts are appreciated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ola Reidle
E. A. Nevins
Milan area notes list visits moves and health updates
South Sullivan reports C R Quigley visiting Milan on Friday and W P Nickell on business Saturday. Clyde Warren moved to the B T Jolley farm. A N Thurlo shows improvement after illness. Seaman Schrock guests in Brown ing and Alex Jacobs with H F Havens were Browning visitors. J B Chittum and A R Dillinger visited Milan late week. Mrs A J Cotter is poorly after paralysis. Jake Lantz sick listed but able to visit Browning. Woodmen lecture attended in Browning. Floyd Wampler buys Linn county farm. his family will move. Hank Thurlow moves to farm near the creek. W J Dodson to occupy home. J D Langdon notes good hatching while wife is in Indiana. Fox hunting returns as snow melts. W J Ford and D J Freeland work hounds. Farmers fear lingering winter as sowing time nears and ground remains frozen after heavy snows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Browning
Floyd Wampler
Linn County
Republican caucus notices for Benton township locations Browning Purdin
The Republican voters of Benton township are notified caucuses will be held at Browning and Purdin on Saturday April 6 at 2 o clock p m to choose delegates to the Linneus convention and to the state and congressional conventions. By Order of Com.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benton Township
Browning and
Purdin
Linneus
Elegant Three Course Dinner Hosted by Duncan and Adams
Mesdames K. M. Duncan and Guy Adams entertained a number of friends at a three course six o'clock dinner March 10 at the home of Duncan. Guests left praising the hosts for a well prepared menu and charming hospitality. Mrs Dickinson contributed music enjoyed by all in attendance. Attending were Sen E B Fields and wife Mr Martin and wife Mr Filham and wife Miss Amelia Johnson Dr Epperson and wife Will Dickinson and wife Young Fields and wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesdames
K. M. Duncan
Guy Adams
Amelia Johnson
Epperson
Will Dickinson
Young Fields
Miss Bliss Hosts Pleasant Evening of Music and Games
Elliott hosted Friday evening for a group of friends including Everson Carr Homer Ross Jess Burkholder Clarence and Frank Owens. Music and games provided diversion while dainty refreshments were served and the occasion was deemed a delightful success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everson Carr
Homer Ross
Jess Burkholder
Clarence and
Frank Owens
Miss Bliss
Elliott
Keithley and Merrill wed in Missouri home ceremony
Everett Keithley and Alta Merrill married at the Crookshanks home on Sunday March 10 at 2 30 officiated by H A Kerr of Gallatin in a ceremony attended by the couple's families and relatives. After the ceremony all were in celebratory gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett Keithley
Alta Merrill
W. C. Crookshanks
Bro. H. A. Kerr
Gallatin
Keithley
W. A. Merrill
Chillicothe
T. B. Myrick
W. A. Rottman
R. D. Crooky
E.crookshanks
James Phillips
Dining Room Revels At Groom’s Father Home
A cordial gathering unfolds at the groom’s father home with a sumptuous dinner. Mrs Crookshanks guest teaches how to prepare the feast while Mr Keithley, a prosperous young farmer, and Miss Merrill, a popular young lady, entertain many acquaintances and welcome friends to celebrate.
Local notes from Gifford and surrounding area
Northeast Linn Russell Martin made a business trip to Gifford Saturday. W H Brewer hauled hogs to Browning for Herman Knifong Saturday. Leslie Sweet returned from Moberly where he attended business college. Mrs J B McCollum visited her mother Abigail Wallace last week. Herman, son of Mr and Mrs Othe Clapp, is sick with scarlet fever. Roy McCollan and Ben Cattey sold hogs to James Crist Friday for six and a half per hundred. Prof Jeffries pupils sang with Miss Ethel Brewer Sunday night. Laura and May McCollum hosted a musical for Grace Hutchinson from Adair county. Relatives gathered at grandma Abbott’s sixth of the month for her ninetieth birthday. she remains active.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy McCollan
Ben Cattey
James Crist
Grandma Abbott
Martin
Grandma Abbot
Local visits and family guests noted in region
James Murphy of New Boston visited relatives last week. Master Joe Eden plans a visit to his grandparents near Browning. Mrs. Evelyn Stufflebean of Brookfield stays with her daughter. Miss Erma Palmer Carol Head and Ruth Owens were guests of Mabel Hill on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Murphy
New Boston
Master Joe Eden
Mrs
Joe Edens
Browning
Evelyn Stufflebean
Brookfield
Fritz Edens
Erma Palmer
Carol Head
Ruth Owens
Mabel Hill
Sheriff Sale Under Deed of Trust in Linn County Missouri
The acting sheriff of Linn County Missouri announces a public sale of described lands to satisfy overdue notes secured by a 1910 deed of trust. Real estate includes multiple parcels in sections 2 35 36 township 60 range 21 and township 59 range 21 fronting the Linn County courthouse. Sale set for Wednesday April 3 1912 between 9am and 5pm at the courthouse front door.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gideon Gooch
M. A. Gooch
Recorder of Deeds
Linn County
Missouri
W. M. Cassity
Linnens
Linn
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Growning, Missouri
Joseph Nickel
Browning, Mo
Roll OF Honor
Vaudeville
Pleasant Grove
South Sullivan
C. R. Quigley
Milan
W. P. Nickell
Clyde Warren
B. T. Jolley Farm
A. N. Thurlo
Seaman Schrock
Alex Jacobs
H. F. Havens
A. R. Dillinger
J. B. Chittum
A. J. Cotter
Jake Lantz
Hank Thurlow
W. J. Dodson
J. D. Langdon
Hatching
Indiana
W. J. Ford
D. J. Freeland
Regina
North Side Millinery
Edison Phonographs
Edison
Chicago
AA. Healy
Optician
Northeast
Russel Martin
Gifford
W. H.brewer
Herman Knifong
Leslie Sweet
Business College
J. B. McCollum
Abigail Wallace
Herman
Othe Clapp
Jeffries
Ethel Brewer
Laura
May McCollum
Grace Hutchinson
Adair County
Will Kenley
Garner
Jas. Head
Geo. W. Anderson
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