Local Society Notes and Odd Jobs from North Salem Area
Local notices record multiple visits by Dr. Haning and Dr. Harvey Optometrist, social calls to Mrs. Nickell and families of Haning, Freeland, and Thurlo. Shoppers are urged to Dickinsons for shirts and holiday items while residents travel to Kirksville Purdin and Moberly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stest
W. E. Duckworth
J. Frank Smith
Kirksville
F. P. Harvey
Harvey & Neet Hardware
Sara Keithley
T. W. Seale
V. C. Christy
Dickinson's
Alvord Almond
North Salem
Edgar Carter
Purdin
Linn Carter
Louella
Cecil Dodson
W. P. Nickell
W. W. Crawford
Hinda Rush
F. C. Thurlo
Brookfield
Catherine Wallace
Nellie Seaman
Melia Thurlo
Humphreys
B. F. Johnson
H. E Wicker
Harriet
Moberly
Wicker
Northeastern Lumbermen’s Association
Local Birth and Social News From City
Mr. and Mrs Cecil Taylor announce the birth of a nine pound boy on Thursday morning with Dr Becker in attendance. Mr Hawkins renewed for the old paper. A list of neighbors and friends from Kansas City and nearby towns sent thanks and greetings. Mary Long hosted Sunday dinner with Frances Taylor and others. First Methodist Episcopal Church notes and Sunday School at 10 am with W H Bunting, pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecil Taylor
Cecil
Becker
A. A. Hawkins
Ede
Hawkins
Mrwkins
H. F. Watson
J. E. Bradshaw
Mildred
J. E. Marvin
J. S. Day
W. L Guy
Clara Pipes
First Methodist Episcopal Church
W. H. Bunting
G. T. Woodward
Dorothy Creason
Near Shafter
Frank Creason
J. H
Walter Taylor
St. Louis
J.C. Daniels
Catherine Wallace
Kirksville
Old Home
Wallace
H. N. Thurlo
R. M. Calhoun
Missouri Game and Fish News Highlights Local Events
Mrs. T. J. Seaman is on the sick list this week. Numerous local visitors and business trips are noted, with hog market reports from St. Louis and various social visits in Milan, Kirksville, and Brookfield. A Smith School basketball game went 11 innings with a 21 to 20 Smith victory, and fishing and wildlife notes describe a new wild goose preserve near Warsaw, crappie fishing guidance, and a growing tourist camp at Meramee State Park. The issue also covers hunting regulations, deer and fox hunter news, and upcoming coon hunts near North Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Green
Chester Bagley
Norris Phillips
Brookfield
Carrie Neely
Ernest Lumsden
Hugh Murphy
Milan
D. Burkholder
St. Louis
V. C. Christy
G. T. Woodward
Cleora Hollon
Will Stone
Hogles Creek
Lake of the Ozarks
Warsaw
Benton County
G. E. Bailey
Union Electric Land and Development Company
Izaak Walton
Monet Times
Persh[ing Park
Missouri
Guy B. Park
Flowers For All Occasions Summers Floral Company
Mr and Mrs R L Jamison of Hale and Mr and Mrs Veil Jamison and children Jerry and Joann of Crescent City California visited Thursday as guests of Mrs Rachel Nevins and Mrs J J Smith. Dad Bagley and son Kenneth and Carl Monroe of Pur din called for noon. Bagley gave subscription favors. Edgar Tully of North Salem visiting his father A M Tully in Brookfield dropped by and left favors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dickins’s
Clive Freeland
Kirksville
Jay Powell
Eden
Idaho
Hollis Haning
Louis
M. L. Haning
Jank Smith
East of Town
Porter Sayre
Mac Montgomery
N. Frances Taylor
Salem
Mary F. Leng
J. L. Vincent
R. L. Jamison
Hale
Veil Jamison
Jerry
Joann
Crescent City
Calif
Rachel Nevins
J. J. Smith
Dad Bagley
Kenneth
Carl Monroe
Purdin
Mr. Bagley
Edgar Tully
North
Brookfield
A.M. Tully
Mr. Tully
Entertained D. D. Club at Mrs Nickell’s home
The D. D. Sewing Club gathered at Mrs. Reba Nickell's home on Thursday, November 9, with Mrs. Dorothy Atkins of Chillicothe joining the group. They sewed and conversed, then enjoyed sandwiches, pickles, apple salad with whipped cream, cookies, angel food cake, and hot chocolate. Mrs. Vadis Alspach aided in hosting as they complimented Mrs. Nickell, and about 5 o'clock they returned to town. Attendees included Mrs. Beverly Moore, Mrs. Frances Carr, Miss Gladys Atkins, Evelyn Gable, and Erma Peter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. D
D. D. Sewing Club
Reba Nickell
Dorothy Atkins
Chillicothe
Vadis Alspach
Meeting notes mention Atkins and Peterson attendees
The record lists Oma Atkins Mrs Dorothy Atkins Mrs Vadis Alspach and Reba as participants with the next meeting to be held with Miss Erma Peterson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oma Atkins
Dorothy Atkins
Vadis Alspach
Reba
Erma Peterson
Also Mentioned on This Page
DR. Hanna
Owl Pharmacy
Ray Johnson
Dr. Dixon of
Linneus
E. W. Nickell
Carl Brown
Kirksle
E Masias
Manateatarere
Bailey Maytag Co
A. A. Pipes
Electric Theatre
42Nd Street
The
Melody Cruise
T. J. Seaman
Joe Nevins
Cliff Peterson
Walter Head
Near Purdin
Asbnvhanian
H. E. Long
Mary F. Long
K. M. Duncan
Robert Moore
I. E. Bradshaw
G. C. Wilson
Vera Freeland
D. G. Freeland
Kate Adams
Charley Richmond
Johnnie Carter
Dickinson
W.A. Mundell
Linneuson
John Hooker
M. A. Holman
Meadville
J. C. Shouse
Hershel
Stella Clark
Green City
Lil Nickell
Tom McCown
Sarah Hall
Henry Jerome
W. H. Dickinson
Frank Reed
Trenton
Burton Darr
Evelyn Gable
Galt
Darr
Clyde War
Ren
J. G. Atkins
Miss Glayds Atkins
Smith School
Carlyle Bennett
North Hooker
Earl Palmer
Duffield
Missouri Game and Fish News
Field and Strean
Siloam Gardens
Excelsior Springs
Gasconade County
Woodchoppers
Roaring River State Park
Meramee State Park
Sullivan
Frankin County
Lookout Point
Meramee River
Civilian Conservation Corps
Edwin Cates
Richmond
Ray County
Missouri Valley Fox Hunter's Association
Lawson
Irvin McAfee
Orrick
J. G. Smith
Mexico
Floral Company
Omaha Cold Storage Company
Chillicothe, Missouri
Guy Peters
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