Walnut Grove Notes Reflect Local Visits and Social Events
Thursday and Friday visits fill Walnut Grove as the Dunlaps Morris and Pipes families travel. A Friday pie supper attracts a large crowd while residents attend gatherings in Keokuk Brookfield Cushing Linneus and Purdin. Deaths prompt family travel and neighbors share meals and Sunday greetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Dunlap
Ralph Morris
Browning
Mary Spencer
Ella
Lucille Morris
Charley .Pipes
Keokuk
Iowa
Walnut Grove
Melly Pipes
Cora Sargent
Vincent Steele
C.C. Moore
Brookfield
Ed Morris
Ela Morris
C. C. Moore
Cushing
Oklo
Clara Pipes
Ray Pipes
Weekend visits link area families and out-of-town kin
The column lists numerous weekend visits and relocations. Mrs Irene Robertson hosted Roger Items and daughter with Mrs Lee McHargue in Trenton. Several relatives moved houses or farms, visited Kansas City, and attended local events.
Shafter Social Notes Include Visiting Guests and Rodeo Trip
Mrs Fd Greenwood of Cushing Kla visits her father George Hayes. Elmer Hammack drove Shafter residents to the Trenton rodeo Sunday. Mrs George Phillips joined Edgar Morris for Sunday dinner. Mack Molloy and Asberry Phillips called at Bryan Molloy home Sunday. George Hayes and others visited Wilbur Molloy in Laclede. Lon Baker and wife hosted Sunday guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Ellis Hedges
Julius Wood
Tom Morris
Harold Cesope
Purdin
Don Street
Bryan Molloy
Rent McCoy
Malinda Bowyer
Linneus
Fd Greenwood
Cushing Kla
George Hayes
Elmer Hammack
Shafter
Trenton
George Phillips
Edgar Morris
Mack Molloy
Asberry Phillips
Bryan, Molloy
George Hess
John Molloy
Ed Greenwood
J. D. Molloy
Wilbur Molloy
Laclede
Lon Baker
Purdin area notes births and injuries and fair
Around Purdin this week Dr Trippeer and families greet friends. Jimmie Lee welcomes a baby girl named Mary Beth. Virginia Louise Wohler burns from hot coffee. Dr Dixon treats. Dee Monroe moves to Brookfield. Purdin fair deemed a success. Various local visits and minor injuries reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trippeer
Lee
Purdin
Jimmie Lee
Mary Beth
Jim Hedges
Dee Monroe
Brookfield
Virginia Louise
Cecil Wohler
Dixon
Will McGhee
Frances
Thelma
Edgar Crist
Will Lambert
Ford
O. H. Helms
Joe Eden
Paul Blunt
Carl Monroe
Dave Monroe
E. C. Helms
Delbert Belt
Gene Lee
Virgil Lee
Cross Roads And Cora Community News Brief
Jack Frost visited Friday night with minor damage noted in Cross Roads and Cora. G M Livencer and wife of Cora traveled to St Louis. W R Boyd and sons of Galt do carpentry for J A Dodson east of Cora. G M Spencer and others shipped a mixed stock load to St Louis. Residents attended the Brawling street fair Friday and Saturday. Ove and Bass Taylor graduate the 2nds in Pleasant Hill township. Mary Alice Bauswell, daughter of Mr and Mrs Fred Bauswell, broke her collarbone. The Tharp family northeast of Cora gathered to cut wood for winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Frost
G. M. Livencer
Cora
St. Louis
W. R. Boyd and Sons
Galt
J. A. Dodson
G. M. Spencer
Brawring
Ove
Bass Taylor
Pleasant Hill
Mary Alice
Fred Bauswell
J. H. Tharp
Farmers Store remodeling at Cora by W R Boyd and sons
Monday W R Boyd and sons of Galt began remodeling the Farmers Store in Cora. Bennett Hollen of Milan visited his nephew and wife, Mr and Mrs E E Maxey, east of Cecil. Dodson of southwest of Cora helped his father repair the road Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Boyd and Sons
Galt
Cora
Bennett Hollen
Milan
E. E. Maxey
Cecil Dodson
Reger Notes Visit to Oklahoma and Local Happenings
Reger resident Bessie Bardon returns from visiting grandmother in Oklahoma on Sunday. Rev Huff of Milan preaches at the M E Church Sunday night. A baby boy James Robert born Wednesday September 25 with Dr Herington of Green City attending and mother and child doing well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie Bardon
Oklahoma
Rev. Huff
Milan
M. E
Reger
Tom Ford
Wendesday
Herington
Green City
James Robert
Babe
Tom
Artz
George Hardinger
Melvin Stephenson
Etta Artz
Ila McClarren
Bessie Ford
Joe Ford
Lewis Ames
Glen Walker
Friendship Club
Donna Colins
James Tipton Kathern
Robert Stephenson
Myron Williams
Donna Collins
Bennie
Ida Rose Williams
Lester Stephenson
Elsworth Smith
Montana
Autumn Weather Prompts Busy Garner Community
Garner residents note warm autumn days as fall work fills schedules. Mrs. Chas Thudium is ill, with Mrs. Lawrence Thudium and Mrs. John Vincent improving. Hubert Baskett and family moved to a farm near Haseville after leaving the Alice Payne place. Paul Dodge and family visited Albert Dodge and wife. Orville Mott and wife visited Claude Perrin. Orville Thudium and wife welcomed a baby boy Gary Martin. W L Rulon hosted several married children and families. Several attended Purdin and Browning street fairs. Mabel Maxwell visited Braden Thudium. Andrew Cassity visited Curt Crist and family. Mrs J G Thudium of Brookfield visiting Garner relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Thudium
Lawrence Thudium
John Vincent
Hubert Baskett
Allce Payne Place
Haseville
Paul Dodge
Albert Dodge
Ruby Gooch
Orville Mott
Claude Perrin
Orville Thudium
Babe
Gary Martin
W. L. Rulon
Purdin
Browning
Mabel Maxwell
Braden Thudium
Andrew Cassity
Curt Crist
J. G. Thudium
Brookfield
Garner
Administrator's Notice for Estate of William L Bond
Letters of administration on the estate of William L Bond deceased have been granted by the Probate Court of Linn County Missouri to the undersigned. This notice informs creditors and interested parties to present claims within a specified period as required by law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William L. Bond
Linn ‘County
Missouri
Notice of Administration Granted in Linn County Missouri
Letters of administration for the estate of Davis G. Schrock have been granted by Linn County Probate Court. Creditors must present claims within six months to avoid preclusion. claims not exhibited within one year from letters grant become barred. Attest H L Schrock administrator. Arthur L Pratt Judge of Probate. Gully Control Demonstration shows soil erosion control methods on E M May farm near Milan with local and visiting agronomy officials presenting dam construction and seeding recommendations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis G. Schrock
Linn County
Missouri
H. L. Schrock
Arthur L. Pratt
E. M. May
Milan Ad
Mark H. Mairs
B. L. Stutler
Harry King
A. J. Berwick
L. C. Hoover
John W. King
C. V. Roderick
W. H. Sayre
Henry Thorpe
Quartet Sings at Funeral for Mrs. Vincent Steele
A local mixed quartet including Lorraine Glaze Lorene Whaley J R Williams and J Hi Calhoun provided hymn services at the obsequies of Mrs Vincent Steele at Mt Zion on Sunday afternoon Reverend W W Clay delivered the sermon at the service
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorraine Glaze
Lorene Whaley
J. R. Williams
J. Hi. Calhoun
Vincent Steele
Mt. Zion
W .W. Clay
Remembered Us During Fair Farm News Uncle Dave Gibson
During the street fair friends recall Uncle Dave Gibson who sent apples and a watermelon. He grows corn and grain crops with yields over eighty bushels per acre and plans a winter sale after renting his farm then moving to south Missouri to live with Dr and Mrs V C Bartlett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave Gibson
Gibson
South Missouri
V. C. Bartlett
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Joe Nickell
Brown- Weg
Lee McHargue
Irene Robertson
Maude Yardley
Knox City
Dan White
George Pittsway
Kansas
Watson Rogers
A. F. Eastman
Harrison Grindstaff
Fastman’s
Herbert Clem
Helen Clements
Johnny McClarren
Eastman
Myron Wilams
Hiawatha
Joe Herrington
Unionville
Willie Grindstaff
Grant Smith
Rall Hines
Kansas City
Ike Grindstaff
James Tipton and
Gons
Gordon Johnson
John Reed
Winigan Creek
Charley Helms
Everett Coffman
Cleo Coffman
Ida McCollum
Nolan Cassity
Quinton Clubine’ S
Ruby Helms
Bucklin
W. P. Minor
Don Minor
J.O. McCollum
Ed Arnold
Annie Lambert
Wrenford Coram
Raymond Pearler
Julia Coram
Bill
Paul Coffman
Frankford
William A. Bond
Arthur L. Pra
Administratoritt
Robert Ames Bennett
New York
0.C. McIntyre
Washington Digest
William Bruckart
Edward W. Pickard
of World Wide Pictures
Arthur Brisbane
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