Surprise 60th Birthday for Mrs. Dodson at Cora home
Relatives gathered Sunday May 3 to surprise Mrs. Chas C. Dodson at the northeast of Cora for her 60th birthday. A dinner followed by social time. many family members attended though Cecil Dodson and George Dodson were absent due to illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. C. Dodson
Cora
Carl Straley
Oneil
Opal May
Maryin
Nora Straley
Dale
Eugene
Freddie Coffman
H. A. Talbert
Lloyd
Bernie
Leilla
Lorraine
Marjorie
Ralph Hunsaker
Chester Lewis
G.N. Sayre
Alfred
Joy Alice
Cecil Dodson
Brookfield
George Dodson
Sheldon, Sr
Surprise Birthday Supper for Roy Jennings Draws Crowd
A large group gathered Monday night May 11 to surprise Roy Jennings on his birthday. Music by Andrew Cassity and wife and Nolan Cassity. Attendees included Edger and Lenore Tully, Noel and Tressie Tully, Eva, Rex and Elby Turner, many relatives and friends listed, plus Andrew and Helen Cassity and numerous Cordray and Cassity family members. One guest remains unnamed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Jenning
Andrew Cassity
Nolan Cassity
Edgar
Lenore Tully
Noel
Tressie Tully
Eva
Rex
Elby Turner
Doc
May
Charley
Mabel Smith
Ellis
Irene
Vernon
Reva Jennings
Eugene
Opal Moore
Ethel Lambert
Neva
Willard
Ethella
Billy Newton
Geraldine
Imogene Brantner
Frank
Ritta
Oren
Kermit Head
Maple
Enid Moore
Ola Cowdray
Ray
Helen
Dean Bauer
Archie
Orpha Dickinson
Leo
Vernia
Cleta
Lorene
Herman
Bobby Lee Peavler
Lela Peavler
Fred
Versie Bailey
Alpha
Keith Cowdray
Keith Almond
Melissa Arnold
Clay
Marlin Belzer
Sherman
Sarah Dorothy
Okey
Nona Mithoan
James
Elpha
Jamita Mae Cokerham
Nolan
Helen Cassity
Andrew
Mable
Bonnie
Kenneth Cordray
Roy
Susie
Mae
Donald Jennings
Byron Deskins
Alma Cordray
Orlo Smith
Ruby Spray
Arthur
Ex-Service Men Weiner Roast Hosted by Legion Auxiliary
Notice for ex service men and families to attend a weiner roast at Kenneth Knifong farm on Monday night May 18 sponsored by American Legion Auxiliary Commander Post No. 274 invites all ex service men to join and participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Knifong
The
American Legion Auxiliary
Baccalaureate Services Held at Methodist Church
The Baccalaureate services for the graduating classes of the high school and eighth grade were held at the Methodist church Sunday morning. The program opened with a processional led by Miss Mag.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Our High
Methodist Church
Invocation and chorus at school service noted
Rev. Hobbs gave the sermon and the high school chorus performed a girls quartet. A large crowd attended the service. Six seniors and thirteen eighth graders are listed among the students.
Bridge Dinner Hosted by Neets and Guests
Entertaining guests Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Neet hosted Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Nelson Mrs. B. J. Harvey Miss Marjorie Rinehart and Ride A Wee Club members with a two course bridge dinner on Wednesday evening May 6th High score favors went to Mrs. 2. W. Gooch and Mr. H. C. Bailey Traveling prize awarded to Dr. V. D. Grice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. N. Neet
Leroy Nelson
B. J. Harvey
Marjorie Rinehart
Ride-A Wee Club
2. W. Gooch
H. C. Bailey
V. D. Grice
Prayer For The Dead By Faith Ellen Smith
A devotional poem laments the quiet void left by a woman’s death and asks for purpose beyond daily duties. The speaker pleads mercy that the dead may find meaningful work and guidance in the afterlife. Names I S. Cotter and Kenneth Cotter are mentioned with Mrs. Francis Gooch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faith Ellen Smith
S.S. Cotter
Kenneth Cotter
Francis Gooch
Entertaining social and banking notes across Chillicothe
Mr and Mrs George Prather entertained the M M D Club at a bridge dinner last Friday. Guests included Mr and Mrs T F Reilly of Chicago formerly Miss Hula Maggart. Favors won by Mrs Joe Nevins and Wayne Stufflebean. Mrs Hattie Schrock hosted guests Hermia Schrock Anna Mae Ronar Anna Mary Doege from Kansas places attending Huff s School of Commerce in Kansas City Mg. Citizens Savings Bank annual meeting elected directors L Haning J B Harmon N W Phillips E W Nickell C E McGhee K M Duncan W P Nickell with Dr Haning as president and W P Nickell as VP. Regular Community Sale at Chillicothe Mo pavilion May 16 1936 starts 11 30 am includes 20 fresh cows 100 bushels black Wilson 100 bushels brown Virginia beans and more. Cesar manager Cies auctioneers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Prather
M.M.D. Club
T. F. Reilly
Chicago
Hattie Schrock
Hermia Schrock
Anna Mae Ronar
Bonner Springs
Kansas
Anna Mary Doege
Tonganoxie
Huff's School of Commerce
Kansas City
Citizens Savings Bank
L. Haning
J. B. Harmon
N. W. Phillips
E.W. Nickell
C. E. McGhee
K. M. Duncan
W. P. Nickell
Dr. Haning
W. P. Nicklell
Chillicothe
Sal
F. B. Cesar
Mgr
A. W. Cies
Chinch bugs threaten farmers across Missouri
Reports from the Farmers' Extension Office warn chinch bugs remain a menace in west central Missouri and the state's northern half. Dry early summer favors egg hatching and nymph development, risking grain fields. pastureting and crop choices are advised, with coal tar creosote barriers helping protect corn and keep clover on fields where possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Danger of Chick Disease Increases With Warm Weather
Emergency County Agent Rolla Baugher warns Sullivan County chicks face rising coccidiosis risk as soil temps climb. Younger broods show unthriftiness, ruffled feathers, and bloody droppings. many die or lose value with no absolute cure. Prevention centers on clean brooders, a special five to six day ration, and moving to clean ground. seek more details by writing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sullivan County
Rolla
Baugher
Ducks, white eggs, brown eggs and middle west poultry
A letter from Frank Priebe warns that East Coast growers now outpace the Middle West in poultry, ducks and egg production. He notes Long Island’s rapid duck farming, white egg dominance and a May shipment of broilers into the region. He urges turning poultry raising into a business to compete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock Springs
New Jersey
Chicago
Middle West
Long Island
Fwe
Washington
City
Frank Priebe
Rudloff Birthday Party Honored Jimmie With Friends
Mr. and Mrs. Jimmie Rudloff entertained numerous friends Friday evening for Jimmie Rudloff birthday. Guests included Alva Bagley Edgar Carter Burton Carr Jerry Jennings and daughter Billy Rhodes Erma Peterson Virgie Haggard and daughter Charlene Merril Peterson and Jimmie Rudloff. Lovely refreshments were served by the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmie Rudloff
Jimmie
Alva Bagley
Edgar Carter
Burton Carr
Jerry Jennings
Billy Rhodes
Erma Peterson
Virgie Haggard
Charlene
Merril Peterson
Sheep Shearing Service Offered by Atkins and Lay
Hubert Atkins and Clive Lay advertise sheep shearing services with contact via phone number 143 ready to handle your flock. The note presents a concise local business card style appeal for galas and farms needing the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubert Atkins
Clive Lay
Busy Maidens 4-H Sewing Club Forms at Dry Ridge
On Wednesday April 4-H sewing club organized at Dry Ridge Church by Robert Hall and Miss Bertha Banning. Seven members listed: Marilee Mundell Ruth Mundell Geraclle Falconer Helen Falconer Lorene Murrell Elizabeth Melton. Officers elected: Leader Miss Alma Cotter President Mari Jee Mundell Vice President Lorene Murrell Secretary Garnell Falconer Song and game leader Phyllis Mundell Reporter Elizabeth Melton. First meeting May 9 with all members present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Robert Hall
Bertha Banning
Dry Ridge Chi
Sunshine Workers Club Meeting Notes May 6
The Sunshine Workers Club met with Mrs Susie Thudium on May 6 for an all day quilting session. A noon dinner was enjoyed. At 2 pm president Mrs Percy Cordray opened with singing At the Cross. Members listed include Susie Thudium Mellie Thudium Braden Taudium Bertha Burkhok Bertie Rulon Bert Campbell Fern Spencer Mabel Maxwell Gladys McCollum Percy Cordray Dorothy Riedl Minnie Riedl Connie Bauer Lola Baley Thresa Pepper Fay Bailey Bernice Coram. Visitors included Miss Flossie Smith Helen Cassity Meda Carolee Campbell Uncle Dan Thudium and Charley Thudium. Next meeting with Fay Bailey on May 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunshine Workers Club
Susie Thudiym
Percy Cordray
Mder
Susie Thudium
Mellie Thu+dium
Braden Taudium
Bertha Burkhok
Bertie
Rulon
Berta Campbell
Fern Spencer
Mabel Maxwell
Gladys McCollum
Dorothy Riedl
Minnie Riedl
Connie Bauer
Lola Baley
Thresa Pepper
Fay Bailey
Bernice Coram
Flossie Smith
Helen Cassity
Meda Carolee Campbell
Dan Thudium
Charley ‘Thudium
Stitch and Chatter Club Holds April Meeting
Stitch and Chatter Club met on Thursday April 30 with Allie Nate. Twenty four members answered roll call and worked on blocks of friendship quilt, tea towels, rugs, and crochet items. Visitors included Elsie Smith, Marjorie West Tall, Velma Smith, Nannie and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allie Nate
Allie
Ganten
Alice
Elsie Smith
Marjorie West- Tall
Velma Smith
Nannie
Church Notices From Brownng Baptist Church
A fragmentary church notice lists Nola Cokerham Ethel Burkhold Nerene Maxwell and Florence Straley meeting with Opal Gooeh on Thursday May 14. It urges answering the call with a question and staying in line with the church. Brownng church regrets its congregations while noting Sunday school at 10 and service at 11 led by Pastor W M Owen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nola Cokerham
Ethel Burkholder
Nerene Maxwell
Florence Straley
Opal Gooeh
M. E. Church
South
W. M. Owen
Junior Play The Marlenburg Necklace Featured At High School
The junior class staged a three act mystery titled The Marlenburg Necklace in the high school auditorium on Tuesday night. Cast included Eina Almond Ruth Arnold Raymond DeVore Doris Havens and Helen Havens with Arthur Brassfield directing. audience praised the suspense and performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marlenburg
Eina Almond
Reva Haley
Miss Madison
Also Mentioned on This Page
Farmers’ Extension Office
Busy Maidens Club
Dry Ridge Church
Alma Cotter
Stitch and Chatter Club
SunJay
Critkel
Evry Bodtie
Wensday
Plummers
Jane
Evry
A. m
Jake
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