Mary Ellen Wyatt Pioneer Citizen Ordered to Reward
Mary Ellen Richardson Wyatt, born March 17 1857 in Marietta Ohio, died November 12 1936 at age 79 7 26. She married J A Wyatt October 3 1878 at North Salem Missouri and left nine children, nine grandchildren, two great grandchildren, a sister and many relatives. Funeral services were held in North Salem conducted by Rev O B Hobbs.
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Mary Ellen Richardson
Gates
Sarah. Richardson
Mariette
Ohio
J. A. Wyatt
North Salem
Missouri
Flossie
Elijah
Wayne Abbott
Rolla Wyatt
Binger
Okla
Edward Wyatt
Fairfax
E. F. Larkin
Shawnee
Methodist Church
Mary Wyatt
O. B. Hobbs
Community Meeting Notes and Farm Warning Issued
A list of local names warns dog owners hunters and trappers that dogs will not be protected on farms day or night and to stay off. An outing to Marceline for a sermon by Rev Hearst is described with attendees and a truck ride from the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross Fuller
C. E. Johnson
W. E. Crooks
Frank Creason
W. B. Watson
Edgar Shepherd
Genevieve Shepherd
R. A. Thurlo
W. A. Watson
Henry Watson
Estel Riddle
Laura Atkins
National Preaching Mission Week at Morris Chapel
Rev Perry P Taylor presided over Chillicothe District as preaching urged all to attend. Good crowds are coming this week at Morris Chapel for the National Preaching Mission Week led by Pastor W M Owen.
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Morris Chapel
Perry P. Taylor
Chillicothe
W. M. Owen
Slats Diary Entry Mentioning War, Deception, Dinner
Diary fragment describes a preacher visiting for dinner and a discussion of a man who deceives his wife. Pa says he shot him a miracle man. The entry notes school slavery and mixed reactions as the war ends, reflecting hardship and relief.
Pie Supper At Cross Roads School
Friday night November 20 a pie supper and program at Cross Roads School led by Léna Kenley teacher invites community to attend.
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Cross Roads School
Léna Kenley
School News Highlights From Midweek Activities
Students enjoy time off for the Missouri State Teachers Meeting in Kansas City with six of seven teachers attending. Notable speeches included Mrs. Frank lin D. Roosvelt General Smedley Butler and Private Peat. The Linneus tournament looms as the season finale with boys and girls teams set to compete Friday and Saturday.
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Kansas City
Franklin D. Roosvelt
Smedley Butler
Peat
Rockhill Nelson Art Gallery
No Hunting With Dogs or Traps on Farms
On farms, hunting with dogs or traps is prohibited. A note from Bennett Bros. urges residents to stay out and respect private property boundaries.
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Bennett Bros
Stitch and Chatter Club Meeting Notes November 12
The Stitch and Chatter Club met with Mrs. Alpha Quigley on November 12 for an all day quilting session. Members and visitors listed, reports of readings and contests, a bridal shower, elections for the coming year, and next meeting set for November 25 with Mrs. Herb Pepper.
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Stitch and Chatter Club
U B Workers Club Holds All Day Quilt Meeting
The U B Workers Club met with Mrs. Dora Miller for an all day session on November 11. Members quilted and completed a comfort, enjoyed a noon dinner, and heard a program led by vice president Mrs. Edith Seals. Visitors included several named spouses and local residents. The next meeting is November 25 with Kathryn Smith. Everett Nickell and family visited J P Nickell and Irvin Smith.
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Alpha
Quigley
Hamilton
Frances
Alice
Mildred
Purpples
Clara
Lucille
Doris Hanman
Floorence Elliott
Mildred Brattner
Janie Bevier
Lois Foss
Frances McGhee
Lydia Barclay
Alma Browning
Bessie
Kathryn Steele
Alpha Quigley
Amelia Kelley
Opal
Lanell Gooch
Dana Lambert
Alice DeVore
Sylvia Gillespie
Jacobs
U. B. Workers Club
Dora Miller
Edith Seals
Ethel Burkholder
Edith Burkholder
Ivie Miller
Bertie Owens
Elsie Steele
Beautiful Isle of Somewhere
Rudy Burkholder
Alva Stone
John Stone
Chas. Owens
Mabel Archbold
C. R
Everett Nickell
Lois Marilyn
Kansas City
J. P. Nickell
Irvin Smith
Everett
Apples For Sale At Kelsey Orchards In Brookfield Area
Jonathan, Delicious, Golden Delicious and other varieties available in several grades. Priced at 75 cents per bushel and up. Also offering sweet cider and honey from Kelsey Orchards located west of Brookfield along U. and No. 36.
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Jonathan
Kelsey Orchards
Brookfield
Sunshine Workers Club Meeting Notes
The Sunshine Workers met with Mrs. Claude McCollum on November 10 for an all day session. They spent time quilting a friendship quilt together and planned ongoing social projects.
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Sunshine Workers
Claude McCollum
Class Meeting of Baptist Pure Gold Class
The Pure Gold class at the Baptist church met with teacher Mrs Letha Bailey on Tuesday evening November 10. Officers elected were President Lorena Stone Secretary treasurer Elina Almond and class reporter George Elbert Kollasch. After business a social hour with games followed. Refreshments were served by the hostess and all praised Aunt Letha as a royal entertainer with Uncle Herbie contributing to the entertainment.
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Marceline
Uncle Herbert
Hearst
Marceline Baptist Church
H. C. Bailey
Nona Clair Neet
Margaret Bagley
Lorene Stone
Beverly Tunnell
Eugene Brassfield
Donald Warren
Geo
Elbert Kollasch
J. N. Neet
Lantz McCormick
C. R
Roy Maxwell
Jesus
Dorothy Pamprel
Herb Pepper
Lawrence Ried
Herbert Coram
Phillip Bailey
Claude McCollum
Will Burkholder
Earl Campbell
John Bauer
Delbert Smith
Pauline
Lorene Pamprel
Dorothy
Bettey Cassity
Bobby Gene Smith
Donna Spencer
Alta Mae Reaver
Gary Thudhum
Art Milburn
The
Baptist Church
Letha Bailey
Lorena Stone
Elina Almond
George Elbert Kollasch
Letha
Herbie
Five Generations Gather at Milan Home
Five generations shared photos at the George Clark home in Milan on Sunday. Participants included Margaret Ann Lawrence, daughter of Arthur and Margaret Lawrence, with relatives George Clark, A L McKinny, A C Rhea, and others from Milan and Kansas City.
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Margaret Ann Lawrence
Arthur Lawrence
George Clark
Milan
A. L. McKinny
A. C. Rhea
Kansas City
Frances Lou Lawr ence birthday dinner party
Mrs Otis Lawrence hosted a birthday dinner for Frances Lou Lawrence on Sunday November 15 with guests Mr and Mrs Gooch and daughters Mr and Mrs Harry Rhodes Mr and Mrs Glen Rhodes and Clifford Gooch Mr and Mrs Billy Rhodes and baby Mr and Mrs Earl Nickell and children Mr and Mrs Otis Lawrence and Frances Lou. Guests wished her many more happy birthdays.
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Frances Lou Lawrence
Otis Lawrence
Gooch
Harry Rhodes
Glen Rhodes
Clifford Gooch
Billy Rhodes
Earl Nickell
Frances Lou
No Hunting Message on Farm Protection from Joe Nickell
A farmer warns would be hunters to stay off his lands with guns traps or dogs in a blunt notice attributed to Joe Nickell aiming to deter winter hunting and protect his quail.
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Joe Nickell
Birthday Surprise for Arthur Cattey at Milan Home
Neighbors and friends gathered at a Milan area home west of town to celebrate Arthur Cattey's birthday with a long table of food. Attendees included numerous families and local residents, sharing well wishes and discussing farming topics and bat infection debates led by U W. Judd, Wik kerson, and Shriver.
Livestock Meeting in Milan Discusses Better Feed
About 125 Sullivan County livestock producers met in Milan on Tuesday to hear T. A. Ewing of the Agricultural Extension Service explain feed fundamentals for profitable production. He noted farm seeds lack protein minerals and vitamins at times and urged efficient rations including high protein feeds like cotton seed cake for cows. He warned pregnancy disease in sheep arises from poor feeding and cited preventive measures. Clifford McKay discussed the new crop Winter Barley.
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Sullivan County
Milan
T. A. Ewing
Agricultural Extension Service
Clifford McKay
Held Gooch Family Reunion Near Purdin
The Gooch family reunion gathered at Mrs. J. Purdin’s home near Purdin on Tuesday. A noon meal was served and afternoon conversation recalled youth. The Gooch siblings trace roots to Linn County and Prairie Seminary area.
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Gooch
J. Purdin
Purdin
Prairie Seminary
Linn County
W. T. Gooch
J. I. Purdin
Helen Gable
Raytown
George Gooch
Near
John Gooch
Kirksville
Harland
A New Feeding Method for Hens Attracts Fans
Dear Friends describes a feeding method using separate hoppers for balancer corn and whole grain. Readers report mixed views, while Michigan State and Massachusetts agricultural schools reportedly found the method satisfactory. The writer notes individual appetite differences and ends with a teaser about continuation on the back page.
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Michigan State Agricultural College
State Agricultural School of Massachusetts
Fas
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mary Ellen Wyatt
Rev. C. B. Hobbs
Teasday
Jake
U. A
Boston
A. D
Evry
N. Y
Fransansisko
Eleckshen
Landen
Rosenfelt
Packerds & Linkens
Phillip
Johnson
Brassfield
Humphreys
Mabel Edwards
Hale
Myrtle Frances Mclaren
Elva Mclaren
Sunshine Workers Club
A.B. Cattey
Arthur Cattey
Arthur
Walter Harris
Eldon Jones
Bobby Joe
Carl
Jerald
Billy Tipton
Irene
Geraldine Cox
Walter Buell
J. R. Whitaker
Jim
Earl Marlay
Herschell Talbert
James May
Ralph Sterling
Porter Sayre
Chas. Ford
Doris Murphy
Rebecca Clubine
Elmer Jennings
Shirley Shatto
Merrill May
Billy
A. S. Tate
Curt
Alex Cochran
M. L. Halloway
Clovis
George
J. *. King
E. W. Nickell
Ray
C. W. Shipp
H. F. Kille
Ray Maggart
Donna Ray
F. L. Maggart
Browning
Carl Farson
Robert Cattey
Edgar McCollum
Otis McCollum
Frank Cattey
Winigan
F. J. Aubrey
Green City
van Arnold
Arnold
Lee Wikkerson
B. F. Shriver
WE. H. Judd
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