Senator Stark gaffe prompts quip on suspenders in Missouri scene
Fragmentary clipping recounts Senator Dave Stark of Cass county mispronouncing gallows as galuses during a Senate debate on game law. The piece also notes a witty interjection by Senator Al Gardner and touches on local club notices, bank meeting, and a Modern Woodmen referendum in Missouri communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave Stark
Cass County
Senate
Cass County Statesman
al Gardner
St. Louis County
Stark
Mosby
Missouri
Local notes on sheep shearing and residents visits
In the vicinity the May 26 gathering plans to shear sheep with Dnt W. Crookshanks noted for work. Locals include H. B. Johnson of Brookfield and W. J. Myers of Winigan visiting relatives in Purdin. Reports mention roofing supplies from Long-Bell Lumber Co and guaranteed work by W. Creason, agent. Several residents and visitors are named with short travels and family news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Crookshanks
the Long-Bell Lumber Co
Ruth Brown
Purdin
H. T. Moore
Rev Graham to Preach at Browning Kaifong and Morris Chapel
The M. E. Church South reports Rev R F Graham of Milan will preach at Browning next Sunday at 11 AM and at Kaifong at 4 PM. He will also preach at Morris Chapel at 11 AM and hold a Mothers Service at Browning in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Browning
R. F. Graham
Milan
Kaifong
Morris Chapel
Ash
J. F. Patton
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Chevrolet
R W Cassity & Son
B. Flint
Mich
Central Or County Association
T. H. DeWitt
KE. C. O'Neal
C. E. Reeves
Farmers Exchange Bank
J. S. Harmon
Prest
J. A. Calhoun
Sec’y
Sullivan County Farmers
Sares J
H. B. Johnson
Brookfield
W. J. Myers
Winigan
C. E. Steele
Kirksville
B. F. Northcott
The
Sumner Star
Central
Litton
W. E. Creason
Clive Freeland
Uncle Sam
New York
Mre
D. G. Freeland
Cecilig
R. W. Cassity
Cassity
Mae Austin
Ray Moore
Uncle Sam's
Ft. Riley
Edward Cordray
el Reno
Okla
I. J.mccollum
M. E. Church, South
Linn County
Hottety Brand Clothes
Pitter
Harvey & Neet
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