Mrs Faye Taylor Hosts Happy Workers Club May 15
Mrs Faye Taylor welcomes 18 members eight men twelve children and three guests at the Happy Workers Club meeting on May 15. North side led attendance race against the South. They plan a $5 cancer fund donation. Prizes awarded Lenore Knight Esther MewMaw Della Sayers. Next meeting May 29 hosted by Edna Knight with embroidery and wool pulling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Happy Workers Club
Faye Taylor
Bertha White
Kirksville
Cora Thrasher
Brookfield
John Harmon
North Side
America
Cancer Fund
Lenore Knight
Esther MewMaw
Della Sayers
Edna Knight
Mary Ball
Carrie Morris
Nellie Brown
Mrs Sam Artz Hostess to the General Purpose Club
The G P Club met for an all day session led by Mrs Sam Artz with ten members and three visitors Mrs Dora Cattey Mrs Stella Hollen beck and Mrs Maggart. A chicken dinner preceded a rain interruption after which the vice president opened the meeting in the president’s absence. No secretary report due to absence. Imogene won a contest and Frankie won the event. Next meeting May 24 with Mrs Roy Crowdis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Artz
G. P. Club
Dora Cattey
Stella Hollenbeck
Maggart
Imogene
Frankie
Roll Call
Roy Crowdis
Stitch And Chatter Club Meets At Mildred Brantner Home
Mrs Mildred Brantner hosts a Stitch And Chatter Club meeting on May 15 with eighteen members two visitors and many quilts and embroidered items in progress. Guests include Mrs Tom Lacey Mrs Monroe Kelly and several members and children attended plus two new contests and a next meeting May 30 at Alma Browning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Brantner
Stitch and Chatter Club
Irene
Alice
Edith
Clara
Florence
Bessie
Alma Browning
Irene Kelly
Hallie Miner
Bessie Steele
Doris Hanman
Goldie Abbott
Effie
Marjorie Britton
Edith Hale
Florence Elliott
Alpha Lambert
Orpha Dickinson
Blanche Head
Blanche Revier
Cam
Maurice Minor
Kenneth Steele
Peggy Browning
Marlene Abbott
Jessie M. Britton
Larry
Elaine Hale
Vernon
Gilbert Head
Johhny
Bernard
Jerry Brantner
Poppy Day Observance By American Legion Auxiliary
Poppy Day set for Saturday May 25 in Browning with poppies made by disabled veterans from Ft Leonard Wood Missouri. Each hand crafted poppy carries a veteran story from World War I to the present and provides income for the workers. Local volunteers note the poppies symbolize service and sacrifice for America.
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Western Missouri
Veterans Administration St. Louis Brannch
Missouri
Kansas
Arkansas
Oklahoma
St. Louis
Veterans Administration Hospital
Excelsior Springs
Veterans Administration
American Legion Auxiliary
Browning
Europe
Pacific
America
Eighth Grade Graduates Listed by Linn County Rural Schools
Linn County Rural eighth grade graduates enroll as freshmen in several high schools. The list names graduates by school including Dickinson-Wade, Enterprise, Climax, West Liberty, Jackson Center, Light, Pierce, Prairie Seminary, Thudium, Hill, Mr. Olive, Pleasant Point, Oak Grove, North Eagle, Harper, Nester, Davis, Greenview, White, Warren School, Brownlee, Osage, Bureh, Botts, Elk Grove, Hardin, Commercial, St. Catherine, and more. A memorial dedication service is planned in a month, with corrections and additions pending at the Home and Community meeting Tuesday May 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fuhrman
Dickinson
Wade Jean Minor
Enterprise
Melvin Sargent
Climax
Lora Mae Gooch
Gail Oo Jerome
Billy Lee Lesie
West Liberty
Georgia Hess
Jackson Center
Billie Ray Brown
Phiyllis Brown
Ronnie Ludwig
Freddie Ludwig
Pierce
Dorothy Moore
Ellis Urhbach
Harold Moore
Bernice Urbach
Prairie Seminary
Janus Woh
Rebt
Eugene Smith
Wendell Ware
Mr. Olive
Margaret Allen
Wayne Gooch
James Neal
Pleasant Point
Lula Maudery
Oak Grove
Donovan Wingate
North Eagle
Joseph Burns
Harper
Kay McCollum
Clay E. Clay
Nester
Donna Spencer
John Eugene Wild
Davis
Donald Jacobs
Lowell Faulkner
Greenview
Edwin Sheen
White
Louise Brown
Mary Alice Greer
Alice Thompson
Wayne Thudhum
Warren School
Peggy Briggs
Annabell Lindaugh
Wilma Jean McGrew
Brownlee
Dormalee Harrington
Osage
Barbara West
Norma Stone
Romyean Cole
Glerowen Jenkins
Bureh
John Ray Taylor
Charles Tillman
Botts
Russell Roberts
Albert Salisbury
Carpenter Dean Hays
Eugene Likins
Robert Main
Clarence Stanley
Elk Grove
Jack Lee Myers
John C. Gossick
Wava Horns
Y. Hardin
Martha Still
Gene Solomon
Elwyn Earl Hoff
Raymond Hughes
Jerry Coulson
Millena Coulson
St. Catherine
Carson Hill
Wilma Gupton
Dorales Ann Richardson
Court House
J. R. McIntosh
H & C Committee
Farm Production Hints for Food Conservation
The article urges readers to grow a good garden and make successive plantings. It suggests canning freezing and storing surplus fruits and vegetables to help the starving world and save lives through wider garden efforts.
First Cutting Timing for Red Clover Boosts Second Crop
Early boom stage harvest of red clover, when one fourth to one half in full bloom, improves seed quality and increases second crop yield or hay. Cut in spring or early summer with no brown heads to ensure growth and winter energy storage in roots.
Red Sorrel and Missouri Vacation Promotion
The article discusses red sorrel control in fields through soil management, rotations, and rye lespedeza. It also lauds Missouri as an ideal vacation state, citing its central location, highway network, and need for improved tourist facilities, plus a weekly weather summary noting heavy rains, cool, and occasional frost across the Midwest with notable rainfall in Missouri and Kansas.
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Missouri
Tennessee
Arkansas
Kansas
Oklahoma
Nebraska
Iowa
Illinois
Kentucky
Denny
Denney
Middlewest
Kidder
Chillicothe
St. Joseph
Junction City
Colorado
Wyoming
Locust Valley Social Notes Drift Through Week
Mrs Henry Watson in Grimi Smith hospital Kirksville for treatment and observation. Several families visit relatives while others fall ill with flu. Jimmie Rinehart visits grandparents Roy Knifong. Eldon Nickell attends Mrs Walter Crooks funeral. Various visits to Quigley Bundies and Crookshanks families noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Watson
Grimi-Smith Hospital
Kirksville
Tom McCown
Lloyd Bowyer
Ellis Clawson
Earl Chapman
Everett
Blaine Nickell
Leon Browning
George Jennings
John Quigley
Eva
Harold Cooper
Allison Johnson
H. E. Creason
Jimmie Rinehart
Roy Knifong
Eldon Nickell
Linneus
Walter Crooks
Woodrow Keithley
Roy Bundies
Sunny
E. W. Crookshanks
Morris Crookshanks
Etta Browning
Chillicothe
Wesley Dice
Kenneth Jennings
Robert Rinehart
J. D. Quigley
Julana Herbert
Lorene Nickell
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Faye Taylor Hostes
England
Walter Browning
Jr. Phillips
Stanley
Floy Morris
Lil
True Blue Club
Shafter School House
Morris
True Club
James Morris
Flo Hicks
Jeny Sue Morris
Little Stanley Phillips
Everett Crooksnanks
Junior Phillips
Willard Phillips
Lelian Hicks
Billie Brown
Julius Wood
Geo. Phil Hs
Lilburn Gilmer
Sean
Joe Long
Gilmer Reed
Missouri State Highway Commission
State Highway Commission
State Highway Department
Linn
Purdin
Peaceteath Po
Veterans
Grantsville
Lawrence Elliott
Jess Pulliam
Henry Lee Brown
Kansas City
Ervin Barrows
Granville Barrows
Walter Crocks
Locust Valley
John Gall
Jesse Lambert
Devon
San Franciscco
Charlotte Patterson
Joyce Garrett
J. G. Atkins
Vaun
Ben Barrows
Ross Bagley
Bagley
Virgil Wohler
Henry Brown
Marvin Lambert
Lucille Lambert
Linn County
Weekly Weather Review
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