Shelby items feature community events and basketball results
The Shelby column notes a quiet weather day and visitors including Ernest and Mrs Smith and family. It reports a school fair successful Friday, a Halloween party, and local visits. Basketball saw Shelby girls beat Purdin 10 to 14 and Shelby boys 28 to 8, marking three straight Shelby wins over Purdin. Upcoming tournament threats include Linneus Browning Meadville Bucklin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvin Finney
Shelby
Purdin
Shelby Girls
Purdin Girls
Shelby Boys
Purdin Boys
Linneus
Browning
Meadville
Bucklin
Charley Wilson
H. L. Wilson
Lorene Burkholder
Mildred Wilson
Dorothy Wilson
Boyles
Herman Liebhart
Pave Monroe
Ben Burkholder
Cave Monroe
A. J. Stufflebean
Nile Bauer
Sam's
Hamilton
Morris Chapel Protracted Meeting Closes After Three Weeks
A lively Sunday at Morris Chapel featured two sermons by the District Superintendent and a new member addition to the church. Mount Olive’s three week protracted meeting ended with baptisms, a morning service, and community growth. Local residents and visitors, including families from Brewing and Bear Branch areas, were noted among attendees and visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris Chapel
S. S
Mount Olive
Old Mount Olive
Chapel program features farm pictures by J Robert Hail
Sunday at the school house J Robert Hail displayed farm pictures with a helpful talk and didactic images enjoyed by both children and elders. Ernest Hisel suffered a broken foot in a skid accident. Mr and Mrs Lee Billings visited Mrs Billing's sister near Trenton. Mrs Morris went to St Joseph to see her hospitalised sister and stayed with her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Robert Hail
Edgar Morris
St. Joseph
Morris
Ernest Hisel
Lee Billings
North East Linn Items Gatherings and Visits
Gathering corn is the order of the day in this vicinity. Frank Cattey and wife spent Sunday in Winigan with Earl Abbott and family. Otis McCollum and wife and Harry Nickell spent Sunday evening in Browning with their mother, Mrs. E. W. Nickell, who has been sick for several weeks. Perry Christian and family spent Sunday at Ben Purdin's. Noah Head and family of Linnéus spent Sunday with Mrs. Maggie Brewer. Otis McCollum went to St. Louis Monday night with Riley Belzer who took his calves to market. Mrs. Robert Cattey and daughter spent Saturday night in Winigan. Mrs. Maggie Brewer and son, George, went to Linneus to spend a week with her daughter, Mrs. Noah Head and family. Will McCollum of South Gifford spent Monday night with his father, I. J. McCollum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North East Linn
Frank Cattey
Winigan
Earl Abbott
Otis McCollum
Harry Nickell
Browning
E. W. Nickell
Perry Christian
Ben Purdin’s
Noah’ Head
Linnéus
Maggie Brewer
St. Louis
Riley Belzer
Robert Cattey
George
Linneus
Noah Head
Will McCollum
South Gifford
I. J. McCollum
Administrator's Notice for Jennie Dickinson Estate
The Probate Court of Linn County Missouri granted letters of administration on Jennie Dickinson deceased on October 10 1933. All claimants must present claims within six months for allowance or be barred. one year from grant date to avoid further entitlement loss. Attest W H Dickinson Administrator. Arthur L Pratt Judge of Probate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Dickinson
Linn County
Missouri
W. H. Dickinson
Arthur L. Pratt
Autumn Weather and Local Social Roundup
Nice autumn weather continues as light rains ease drought. Corn husking begins. Jolly Janes Club met Mrs Bertha Burkholder on Wednesday October 18 to quilt and tack rag rags with a dinner and program. Local families visited relatives and attended Brookfield Festival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jolly Janes Club
Bertha Burkholder
Orville Thudium
Vern
E. E Thudium
Hadley Rulon
Homer Finney
Walnut Grove Notes Corn Shucking Day and Visits
Corn shucking is the order of the day in Walnut Grove. S Dunlap and Franklin Havens of Milan were dinner guests at the Roy Dunlap home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
3. S. Dunlap and
Franklin Havens of
Milan
Roy Dunlap
Local Social Roundup From Browning Area
Visiting his mother near Browning Mrs L Johnson hosted Miss Eleanor Knight and honored Miss Dorothy Linhart. Many neighbors visited. families including Dunlaps Pipes and Swearengen plus Will Kenley and Kerrs were seen Sunday. Cattle shipments noted as Ralph Sevier sent a carload Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charley Pipes Land Daugthers
Verda
Anna Mary
Earl Dunlap
Kirksville
Pipes
Walnut Grove School House
Mary Ann Black
Jim Jennings
Alfreda
Herbert’ Knight
Ray Pipes
Charley Pipes
Charley Morris
Iverene
Ralph Morris
Evelyn
Mildred Sevier i
Lorraine Sevier
Jannice Pipes
Lois Franklin
Erma Knight
Charley Swearengen
Tom Foster
Pleasant Grove
Walter Connell
Roger
Morris Home
Roy Dunlap
Molly Pipes
Ralph Sevier
Haseville Social Roundup Highlights Sunday Visits
Community folk gathered for visits in Haseville as Mr. and Mrs. Sayers and friends hosted meals with many families present. A large crowd attended a pie supper at Fairview school and the Ladies Aid met with 13 members plus visitors, while others shopped in Trenton and a charivari treated ill neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Sayers
Virgil Sayers
C. E. Rottmann
J. H. Wood
Ruth Lawrence
Wallace Keithley
Estelle Keithley
Elbert Campbell
Owen Sayers
J. R. Wood
John Overall
Waverly
W. J. Gooch
Tommie Bartow
Ray Gooch
Harold Campbell
Alice Coulter
H. V. Campbell
Fairview School House
Marie Sayers
Henry Smith
Mirar Leslie
Lee Baird
S. J. Bartow
Walter Browning
Edd Browning
Amy Leslie
Harry Leslie
Genevieve Holser
Lois
Georgia Sayers
Trenton
John Rottman
Haseville
Reger and White Oak Community Notes
Lucille Reger attends Kirksville school and visited home folks. Mrs. Donald DeWitt, teaching at Browning, spent the weekend with her husband and his parents. The Brinkleys and daughter stay a few days at the Rob Stephenson home. Helen White visited Mrs. Millard Swank and daughter Thelma. Various locals traveled to Kansas City and St Joseph for family visits. A revival at the M Church in Roger progresses with one conversion. meetings continue through the week. A poultry and farming sector letter discusses the Farm Strike and market impacts, urging self-governance and practical farming trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsworth Smith
Marion Stephenson
Kansas City
Elsworth
Walter Smith
Elden Watson
St. Joseph
Josephine
Herb Williams Homer
Elha Turner
Elsworth Turner
M. Church
Roger
Bunting
Linneus
Fred Bertschman
Herb Williams
Arthur Reger
Lester Stephenson
Lester and
Von
Harold and
Clarence DeWitt
Annual Meeting of Brown ing Farm Club Directors
Brown ing Farm Club stockholders met Tuesday October 1st in this city for annual election of directors. Four old members were re-elected John Thurlo J P Bolling W B Arnold and W T Cordray new member M W Keith ley joined. Stockholders approved a seven percent stock dividend reflecting conservatism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Browning Farm Club
John Thurlo
J. P. Bolling
W. B. Arnold
W. T. Cordray
M. W. Keithley
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Ernest Smith
Charley Smith
Leon Smith
Nebraska
Curtis Bauer
Bill Bailey
Crist
Eiver Lay
W. L. Baker
Eversonville
Herman Schrock
David Schrock
Brewing
Fred Belcher
al Gibson
Floyd Crookshanks
Baby
Corren Crookshanks
Moberly
W. Pridemore
Branch
Walnut Grove
Ben Hur & P. & G
Thompson's
Santa Clara
Grant Smith
Fred Beitsehman
Ralph Collins
Rob Sephenson
John Smith
Kirksval
Johnie Stephen
Rob Stephenson
Europe
W. F. Priebe
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