For Sale and Local Notices From Chillicothe Area
A miscellany of personals and notices lists farm sale items including two sows to farrow soon and seven shoots at 80 pounds each. It reports many local visits on business in Milan and Green City, names several residents and guests, and notes Ada May Bachman’s visit from Reno. Also mentions a broken arm, hospital transfer for Vonna Head, and various Sunday dinners and calls in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farrow
F. T
Claude Porter
Chillicothe
Atty. Lintner
Milan
Joe Schreck
Purdin
H. N. Thurlo
Green City
Edgar Hoselton
Carl Daniels
Harry Rhodes
Frances Lou Lawrence
Chester Schrock
John Gooch
Bertha Riddle
Jerry . Jennings
FE. F. Peterson
Mack Havens
Lamar
Colo
Fay’ Bowyer and Sons
Wolcott
Ind
Ada May Bachman
Reno
Nevada
M. L. Haning
Hollis Glaze
Detriot
Mich
Humphreys
Blaine Nickell
W. T. Nickell
Winigan
Browning
Nickell
Sam Warren
Roger
Ray Gooch
Lola Rae Bartow
Independence
H.V. Cambell
T. S. Bartow
Chas. Schreiner
Shelby
Gale Bailey
Near St. Catherine
Local residents and visitors noted in weekend arrivals and travels
A stream of visitors and residents appear in town period events. Mr and Mrs Henry Ford and children visited en route to Milan. Clara and Pearl Wood shopped in town. Ivan Cokerham and family shopped near Purdin. Mrs Herbert Talbert and children visited Shenandoah Iowa with her brothers. Leo Jones and Mrs Roy Jones were in Kansas City hosted by Mr and Mrs H Clay. Mrs Nellie Seaman and others visited friends in Humphreys Sunday. Dr Vinton Jones returned from Kansas City. Willis Burwell came from Los Angeles to visit relatives. References to local moves and paper renewals conclude the notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virgie Haggard
Charlene
M. L. Haning
F. E. Bailey
Kansas City
N. W. Phillips
Milan
J. B. Harmon
C. E. Burress
Roger
City
Ed Smith
Near North Salem
Mary Skeen
Clarence
Mary Shepherd
Edgar Tully
North Salem
Gleamon Roach
Near Sumners
Frank Roach
Roy M. Wheatcraft
California
Missouri
O. G. Jones
A. D. Peterson
N. E. Harris
St. Charles
St. Louis
Wallace Grice
John D
John Taylor
H. C. Bailey
Ernest Rensch
Laredo
Victor McCully
Spickard
Henry Ford
Near Brookfield
Clara
Pearl Wood
Haseville
Ivan Cokerham
East of Purdin
Herbert Talbert
Shenandoah
Leo Jones
Roy Jones
H Clay. Jones
Nellie Seaman
Hinda Rush
Ethel Clark
Humphreys
E. McArtor
R. T. Ball
St. Catherine
Herman Woodside
Trenton
Mervyn Garrett
Keokuk
Willis Burwell
Los Angeles
Calif
J. D
John Burwell
A. B. Whaley
Richard
A. A. Whaley
J. H. Shanks
Local People Connected by Weekend Visits and Travels
Southeast of town Mr and Mrs Clyde McCollum shopped in the city Saturday. Numerous residents including J W Harris Route 3 and Bryan Ashby Harriganvile Mo visited relatives. Maytags moved to a redecorated Newton Iowa office. several families hosted guests in Brookfield Milan Purdin and St Joseph areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde McCollum
J. W. Harris
Route 3
Fred Tunnell and
Mary Myers
T. W. McCown
Sumner
Sunny
S. Cotter
Brookfield
Ellis Adams
Purdin
Browning
Lois Head
Laclede
Julia Myers
Lora
F. L. Maggart
Lois
Ronald
Near Laredo
Scott Browning
Bryan Ashby
Harriganvile
John Ashby
Ashby
George Robinson
Glenn
F. H. Poncelet
Chillicothe
Burgher
St. Joseph
Jennie ‘Epperson
Moulton
Iowa
A. W. Baldwin
Carr
Ola Hatch
Grace Bryan
Lansing
Michigan
P. E. Cokerhampent
I. L. Fuller
Fuller
Bertha Eden
At The Churches Church of Christ Sunday School
Sunday Morning worship and communion services held weekly at 10:00. Edward F. Williams leads Sept. Everyone is welcome to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward F. Williams
Sunday School Invitation for 10 00 A M
Sunday School at 10 00 a m each Sunday morning led by Herbert C Bailey Superintendent Everyone is cordially invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert C. Bailey
Methodist Church Schedule Notice
The Methodist Church announces Sunday School at 10 a m led by H L Schrock with C B Carr as assistant. Preaching services occur on the first and third Sundays each month in morning and evening. All are invited to attend these services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. O. Hall
H. L. Schrock
C. B. Carr
Local notes from Purdin and nearby towns
Dayton Street resident Dayon Street of Purdin was here on business Monday. Joe Crookshanks of Purdin was here on business Thursday morning. Mrs. Lewis Arnold was reported sick at the start of the week. Robert Morrow, Browning Farm Club manager, traveled to Kansas City on business Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Walter J. Gooch, recently in California, visit his parents Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Gooch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton Street
Purdin
Joe Crookshanks
Lewis Arnold
Robert Morrow
Browning Farm Club
Kansas City
Walter J. Gooch
California
W. J. Gooch
Local Residents Visit City Over Weekend
Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Lane of near Haseville shopped in the city Saturday afternoon. Arthur Mundell of near Brookfield visited relatives here Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Morelock and her parents left Thursday for St. Louis to establish a new home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac Lane
Haseville
Arthur Mundell
Near Brookfield
Edward Morelock
St. Louis
Morelocks
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Don Elder
K. E. Harris
Gladys Marie Gooch
Sam
Bennie Havens
San Diego
Havens
Mian
D. G. Freeland
Maggie Wells
Plano
Lester Keller
Ernest Keller
Dwight Keller
Seymour
Vinton
Jones
Mary Lee
Askey
Vonna Head
Clarence Head
Laughlin Hospital
Kirksville
Mable Brassfield
Nelson
Mable
Bailey Maytag Company
Browning, Missouri
Greencastle
G. E. Allen
Purdin Mercantile Company
Purdin, Missouri
Church of Christ
the Methodist Church
Electric Theatre
Lew Ayers
Lionel Barrymore
Robert Young
DR. Kildare
Country
Christian Herald Home Arts-Needlecraft
Household
McCall's Magazine
Fact Digest
Modern Screen
Pathfinder
American Fruit Grower
American Poultry Journ Breeder's Gazette Comfort Incl
Good Ste Farm Journal-Farmer’s Home
Arts-Needlecraft
Household Magazine
Hunting & Fishing
Leghorn World Mother’s Home Life
National Livestock Pro National Sportsman Pathfinder
Plymouth Rock Month
Poultry Tribune
Successful Farming
Rhode Island
Red Joy
Ba Ee
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