Personal notices and local visits fill Chillicothe week
A stream of local movements includes Dr. Hanna an optometrist at Owl-Drug Store, Grant Smith of Roger, Earl Gray visiting Chillicothe on business, Milan and Milan-area guests, and multiple residents or visitors from Purdin Brookfield St. Louis Winigan Trenton and Pur din. Witnesses Andrew Myers Leo Jones and John Browning attend federal court in Chillicothe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Hanna
Grant Smith
Roger
Earl Gray
Chillicothe
F. L. Biswell
Milan
Willie Frazier
Cildren
Ola Stephenson
Cecil Taylor
W. iL.ayhor
C. E. McGhee
Purdin
Andrew Myers
Leo Jones
Federal Court
Ed Hollon
Ed Bundies
Near Purdin
George Johnson
Brookfield Visitors and Local Family News
Brookfield residents hosted guests including Mrs. W. C. Christy and others on Friday afternoon. Mrs. Clara Hanman and Lucile moved back to the Kirksville area farm, meeting neighbors anew. Deputy U S Marshal Barr of Kansas City urged locals to testify in a Chillicothe federal court. Chester Bagley and Mrs. Bagley returned from St. Louis after attending Missouri Bankers Association sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Christy
Sara Keithley
Emmett Haley
Mildred
Joe Wyan Woodward
Brookfield
J. L. Shepherd
Near Roger
Robert Glaze
Tom Coram
Near Linneus
C. W. Ewing
Clara Hanman
Lucile
Kirksville
United States
Barr
Kansas City
Chillicothe
Chester Bagley
St. Louis
Missouri Bankers Association
Local Social Notes from Brookfield and Nearby Towns
Summers Floral Company G T Carter and Lantz McCormick marketed hogs in Brookfield St Louis with Carl Brassfield handling transport. Mr and Mrs Guy Adams had supper with the Wicker family then a long northern highway ride. D B Pyatt and daughter of near Purdin renewed for the home paper. Barney Reams of Trenton Andrew Myers and daughter Margie joined Mr and Mrs Fred Tunnell and daughters for Sunday dinner. Emma Brassfield and Annabel Atkins of Chillicothe stayed a week at the farm for fencing work. Dickisons visited Culver Stockton College and attended a musical program with son Harvey F.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. T. Carter
Lantz McCormick
Brookfield
St. Louis
Carl Brassfield
Guy Adams
Wicker
D. B. Pyatt
Near Purdin
Barney Reams
Trenton
Andrew Myers
Marjorie
Fred Tunnell
Emma Brassfield
Annabel Atkins
Chillicothe
Maurice
Eddie Williams
W. H. Dickinson
Canton
Harvey F
Culver- Stockton College
Local Notes and Visits Crop Up in Linneus Area
Sheriff Carl Brown of Linneus appeared on business yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. L. O. Carpenter joined Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Watson for a Sunday visit. T. W. Seale and Mrs. Sara Keithley were Brookfield visitors. Lester Harris lost a valuable cow Saturday night likely struck by lightning. W. C. Thurlo and Mrs. Linneus were guests Monday. W. F. Peters took his oil truck to Milan for repainting by a Standard Oil employee. Miss Mildred Schrock returns from Durham Missouri to visit her mother, Mrs. Hattie Schrock. Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Cokerham and daughter Patty Jo visited Purdin guests of Mr. and Mrs. P. E. Cokerham. Wind storms prompt insurance offers from H. V. Campbell. Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Buswell of near Purdin shopped in town Monday and renewed for the Leader Record. Glenn Moore returned from St. Louis hospital Saturday, reported improving. S. H. Arnold of Columbus Kansas visited his parents, Ed and attended local gatherings. John Moore returned home from Fulton for vacation. neighbors note his steady school progress and enthusiasm for home breaks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Brown
Linneus
L. O. Carpenter
W. B. Watson
T. W. Seale
Sara Keithley
Brookfield
Lester Harris
W. C. Thurlo
W. F. Peters
Milan
Standard Oil Company
Mildred Schrock
Durham
Missouri
Hattie Schrock
Hubert Cokerham
Patty Jo
Purdin
P. E. Cokerham
Marketing eggs by canning and freezing method
A letter explains egg canning as a valued market outlet. It notes shells with flaws, but interior quality can be preserved by breaking into cups, then freezing in large cans. It describes clean egg breaking rooms with staff in white caps and aprons as part of the process.
Frozen Eggs Take the Stage in Food Industries
The article explains canning and freezing eggs for reliability and convenience. Bakers, hotels, candy makers, and mayonnaise producers rely on frozen eggs, with 10 to 30 pound cans cooled to zero to 10 below for long storage. Freshness and waste reduction stand out as key advantages, boosting use as refrigeration expands.
Notice to Creditors of Farmers Exchange Bank Browning Mo
Notice to creditors of Farmers Exchange Bank of Browning Missouri dated April 14 1933 requests all claimants present proof within four months at the bank in Browning Missouri with August 14 1933 as the final date. O H Moberly Commissioner of Finance Missouri in charge of the bank and C A Johnson Special Deputy Commissioner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers Exchange Bank of
Browning
Missouri
O. H. Moberly
State of
Farmers Exchange Bank
C. A. Johnson
Also Mentioned on This Page
John Browning
Deral
Paul McCollum
J. J. Smith
de Wampler
Springfield
J. B. F. Wamp
Arenee Skeen
Near Din
J. H
Cora
Frank Neff
Ella Stufflebean
F. L. Maggart
Leon Kenley
R. E. Harris
Emery Gray
Esta Knnfong
America Fleming
Richard Hatch
Kenneth Williams
H. L. Fuller
G. T. Woodwad
Scott
Newtown
M. T. Scott
J. N. Neet
Nona Clair
Art
Arthur Gibson
Elma Coon
Hanna
Owl-Drug Store
Dr. Palm
Summers Floral Company
Adelia Jane
of Brookfield
Dancing Rain Or
Electric Theatre
Eric Linden
Sidney Fox
Chevrolet
Chevrolet Motor Company
Detroit
Michigan
F. O. B. Flint, Michi
Beace
General Motors
the Shoe Hospital
Browning, MO
Eee
Amonia
H.G.F
Lee’s Lye
Pancho
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