Obituary notices from Sullivan county Missouri 1933 event
Obituaries recount the deaths of Fred Everly Johnson 1873 1933 and Anna E Cordray 1868 1933 in Sullivan county Missouri. Fred born near Browning lived with twin brother Clarence Johnson and left behind three Johnson brothers and several relatives. Anna Cordray daughter of Lafyatte and Elizabeth Cordray married Marian Warren in 1897 with no children, survived by husband two sisters and one brother, buried at North Salem cemetery.
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Orlena
Sampson
Clarence
Elmer Johnson
Browning, Mo
E. John, Meyers
Linneus
Hoover Cemetery
Thorn Undertaking Co
Anna E. Cordray
Lafyatte
Elizabeth Cordray
Marian F. Warren
Sullivan County
Missouri
Oklahoma
Nancy Sill
Seward
Okla
Ben Pyatt
Purdin
T. L. Cordray
Hinton
North Salem Cemetery
G. A. Mitchell
Laclede
Thorn
Lacede
Mary Bernice Pipes Howes Birth and death in Missouri
Mary Bernice Pipes Howes, daughter of J. W. and Manerva Pipes, was born in Sullivan county Missouri on March 25 1901 and died in Kirksville Missouri hospital on November 10 1933 at age 32 years 7 months and 16 days. She was united in marriage to Ernest H.
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Mary Bernice Pipes-Howes
Mary Bernice Pipes
J. W. and
Manerva Pipes
Sullivan County
Missouri
Kirksville
Ernest H
Apples For Sale At Half Dollar Prices At Market
Kelsey Orchards offers Jonathan, Stark Delicious, Golden Delicious, King David, York, Black Twig, Ben Davis and other winter apple varieties. Sweet cider, sorghum and honey priced from 50 cents per bushel and up.
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Jonathan
Stark Delicious
Golden Delicious
King David
York
Ben Davis
Candy Supper for Mrs Ed Ogle Birthday Surprise
A November 11 candy supper for Mrs Ed Ogle transformed her home into a festive venue. Family and friends arrived by 3 p.m. with quilt block gifts and homemade goodies, while music by Charley Lambert and Floyd Cokerham fueled dancing and games through the night. The gathering included many locals such as John Bummer, Chas Schriener, Walter Pace, Eddie Ogle, and Irvin Cokerham among others, all expressing thanks and best wishes for future birthdays.
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Ed Ogle
Charley Lambert
Floyd Cokerham
Jand
Mrs. Ogle
John Bummer
Chas. Schriener
Walter Pace
John Burkholder
Eddie Ogle
Willie Woodside
Will Hargadine
Ivan Cokerham
Irvin Smith
Louise
Woodrow Keithley
Vera Jones
Ester Cooper
Demain Ford
Oda
Spencer
Irene Crooks
Herbert
Donald
Grant Ogle
Floyd
Paul Cokerham
John Owens
Nelson Almond
Raymond Phillips
Aleta Palmer
Vivan
Merilee Gaett
Marjorie
Gerald Crist
Homer Buswell
John
David
Ralph
Orville
Thanksgiving Dinner Hosted at Ross Lantz Home
Mrs Merril King entertained as hostess to a Thanksgiving dinner Monday evening at the Ross Lantz country home. Five tables were artistically decorated with fruit and pine needles for a four course meal served by the hostess with assistance from Mrs Ruth Lantz. High favors were awarded to Mrs Edna Bagley and Miss Lorraine Glaze.
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Merril King
Ross Lantz
Ruth Lantz
Edna Bagley
Lorraine Glaze
Bazaar and Food Sale by M E Church Ladies
The Ladies of the M. E. Church announce a bazaar and food sale to be held Saturday December 2. Proceeds support church activities and community programs, with baked goods crafts and hot meals on offer.
Weather Woes and Quail Loss Loom Over Farmlands
The region faces severe drought with scarce well water and dwindling stock supplies. Ground plowing suffers as soil is hard and cracking, while falling leaves color creek water harming stock. Quail numbers decline due to hunters, risking crop protection as bugs surge and future yields drop. Community notes mention visits from Milan Brookfield and Chillicothe posts, Dr. D B Hunter officiating, and a Browning Milan post membership contest ending Nov 30 with a National Headquarters citation possible.
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Bob White
Mr. White
Glaze
Milan
Brookfield
Chillicothe
D. B. Hunter
Chaplin
Browning Post
Milan Post
Claude Myers
National Headquarters
Post
Bennett Bros Shooting Match Notice To Hunters
Notice to hunters banning hunting on Bennett Bros farms with guns dogs or traps. Shooting match Saturday November 6 at K Dail farm three miles north of Laclede on Highway 5 starting 12 30 rain or shine guns supplied turkeys geese ducks and capons offered as prizes.
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Bennett Bros
Laclede
Local couples wed at 1010 North Centennial home
J Frank Smith of Browning and Stella Hyatt of Kirksville married Sunday morning at the Adams residence on 1010 North Centennial street. The ceremony took place at 8 o'clock and was performed by Rev. Isaac Yates. Mr. Smith and Rev. Yates are not related though both are relatives of former Governor Yates of Illinois Kirksville Express.
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J. Frank Smith
Browning
Stella Hyatt
Kirksville
Adams
North
Centennial Street
Isaac Yates
Mr.Smith
Rev. Yates
Governor Yates
Ilinois
American Legion Meeting in Purdin Serves Veterans
Claude Myers Post No 274 held a special meeting for public and veterans in Purdin. Dist. Comm. Hal S. Beardsley and Rehab Chair J. J. Shy spoke, with Paul Van Osdel and Lor Lorraine Glaze as a guest performer, though a piano was unavailable.
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American Legion
Claude Myers
Purdin
Hal S. Beardsley
J. J. Shy
Paul van Osdel
Lorraiine Glaze
Hunters Keep Away From My Land Quail Claim
A landowner warns hunters to stay off his property noting quail on the land are busy eating chinch bugs and that he does not want them killed. The letter names Joe Nickell in a quote urging restraint and condemning guns and traps on the land.
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Joe Nickell
Busy farmers await corn cribbing as 40c price cited
Farmers in the area report corn shucking and storage underway after strong winds dislodged ears. Ideal weather aids gathering though yields lag last year. Some market activity at about 40 cents per bushel. plowing stalks and discarding dust from recent storm noted. Ground is dry, fall plowing hindered by hard, cloddy soil.
J D Mullins Resigns As City Marshal
J D Mullins who was watchman and recently named acting marshal has resigned his post leaving the city without a marshal. The mayor and board of aldermen are expected to meet soon to make another appointment.
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J. D. Mullins
Thanks A Lot To Dodson for Turnips and Apples
The note thanks C. C. Dodson and his wife Cora for delivering turnips and Starks' Delicious apples to the office on Saturday. The writers praise the Dodsons as longtime friends and frequent visitors, expressing appreciation for favors shown and hospitality.
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C. C. Dodson
Cora
Mrs. Dodson
Thanksgiving Bridge Night at Mrs Gooch’s Home
Mrs Mariyn Gooch hosted the Cinderella Bridge Club at her home on Friday evening November 18. A turkey dinner was served at 7 o clock and table decorations reflected Thanksgiving. Miss Lorraine Glaze won high score while six tables awarded turkey souvenirs for low scores.
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Mariyn Gooch
Mass Alean Woodworth
Cindrella Bridge Club
Lorraine Glaze
Corn-Hog Contract Promises Farmers Favorable Terms
A new joint corn and hog production contract for Missouri plan participants outlines simple terms and strong protections for farmers. The document allows 20 to 30 percent acreage reduction with rental payments, sets a 30 cent per bushel rental on retired land, and pays $5 per head on three fourths of average marketing of hogs, with penalties for noncompliance.
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Missouri
Our President Leads Pattern Group Meeting
Our club members discussed a pattern that would make a pretty Xmas gift and admired several pretty designs. The meeting closed with a short prayer. The next gathering is planned with Molly Cordray on Thursday, November 2. Club Reporter.
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Molly Cordray
Club
New Acting Postmaster Named at Milan
C S Dickson, postmaster since October 1927, relinquished duties to Luther Shepherd today in Milan Missouri. Shepherd, a longtime Democrat and county party leader, was appointed after a prolonged contest and notice was received November 6. The transfer follows anticipated changes amid several qualified applicants.
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Milam
Milan
C. S Dickson
Luther Shepherd
Shelpher
Shepherd
Sullivan County
Neighborhood gathering at the Ogle home ends with thanks
A neighborly get together at Mr and Mrs Lon Ogle’s home on Saturday November 18 featured many families and friends. Music and singing by Woodrow Keithley Harold Owens Mildred Pace and others accompanied party games enjoyed by young and old before guests departed.
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Lon Ogle
John Burkholder
Ed Ogle
Walter Pace
John Bummer
Edgar Crist
Chas. Owens
Eddie Ogle
Beverly Carr
Buck Smith
Ivan Cokerham
Jack
Demain Ford
Nelson
Roy Almond
Woodrow
Louise Keithley
Mary Smith
Woodrow Keithley
Harold Owens
Miles Mildred Pace
Helen Bummer
Edith Burkholder
John
David Ogle
Ogle
Paper aims to publish Tuesday for Wednesday routes
Community notice urging readers to submit news by Monday to speed delivery and prevent Thursday Thanksgiving delays. Advertisers are asked to adjust schedules to ensure full ad value and avoid Friday post office delays. Readers and merchants urged to cooperate for timely route papers.
Sold Hogs Top Market In St Louis Sale
Orville Elliott marketed tem nogs weighing 195 pounds in St Louis on Tuesday that topped the market at 4.25 dollars. Otis Frazier also had 22 pigs on the market that topped the day's sale. John Cray and Company handled the shipment for both parties.
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Orville Elliott
St Louis
Otis Frazier
John Cray and Company
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Fred Everly Johnson
Andrew
Elizabeth Scott Johnson
Clarence Johnson
C. E. Johnson
Sampson Johnson
Ernest Langdon
Menno
S. da
Arthur Pipes
Green City
Burl Wesley
M. E.C
South
Knifeig Grove
C. R. Luton
Stitch and Chatter Club
Effie Britton
Clara Hanman
Alma Browning
Alma
W. H. Dickinson
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