Stitch and Chatter Club Meeting Recaps Quilt Project
Vivian Woodside hosts the Stitch and Chatter Club with Mrs. Vivian Woodside and Mrs. Irene Kelly as new president. Members include Cora Lee Ford and Gertrude Alpha Lambert. a comfort quilt for a wedding ring project was finished and dinner was enjoyed. Next meeting on October 20 with Mrs. John Dickinson. roll call with grab bag.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vivian
Irene
Vera
Ertrude
Edith
Vera Podside
Lee Annaoodside
Marjorie Ritton
Cora Lee Ford
Alfie Christy
Gertrude Alpha Lambert
Mamiend Edith Hale
Clara Hanan
Effie Britton
Madaline Acker
Vivian Woodside
Ene Kelly
Mildred Branter
Bébsie Steele
Orpha Dickson
Mable Lambert
Leota Aley
Florence Elliott
John Dickinson
Grab Ag
In Memoriam for Tom Jennings
In loving memory of our husband and father Tom Jennings who passed away September 1944. He told no one a last farewell, and his heart just ceased. We miss him daily as a soul companion and the life we shared. Sadly missed by wife Hattie Jennings and family, including children and grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Ennings
Hattie Jennings
Local notes of visits and visitors across Linn County
A crowded Roundup of calls and guests from Browning to Kirksville includes Mr. and Mrs. Nichols and son Duane from near Haseville. J. M. Moore of Laclede. Keath Crooks and Donna Kaye. J. W. Garrett. John Rottmann. Emma and Raymond Rottmann. Donald Axtell in Grim Smith Hospital. Worth Maxey visiting the Joneses. Paul Davis of San Jose. Rosalie Schrock and Marilie. Maude Morris. L. Holding touring from Los Angeles. and many more locals stopping by or traveling to see doctors, attend sales, or visit kin.
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C. M. Nichols
Duane
Near Haseville
Browning
J.M. Moore
Laclede
Keath Crooks
Donna Kaye
J. W. Garrett
John Rottmann
Emma Rottmann
Raymond
Donald Axtell
Wade
Grim Smith Hospital
Kirksville
Worth Maxe
Green City
J. O. Jones
Jas. Jones
Maxey
W. L. Holding
Bolling
Joplin
Los Angeles
Paul Davis
San Jose
California
E. W. Linhart
Rosalie Schrock
Marilie
R. E. Harris
R. Harris
de Harris
Beth
G. D. Gooch
Grim-Smith Hospital
Tom Mullins
Linneus
H. A. Powell
W. E. Powell
George Dray
Frank Smith
Near North Salem
T. M. Smith
Charley Smith
Smith
Leader
Jas. E. Marvin
A. G. Maloney
Bob Akin
Kansas City
Jennie’ Davidson
Bozeman
Montana
J. M. Stone
Laredo
W. H. Stone
Oca Garrett
J. P. Bolling
Gilbert S. Kays
C. H. Becker
Kays
Eva DiFilippo
North Providence
Rhodes Island
John Quigley
Francis Schrock
Bill Quigley
Gary
Ind
Edgar Carter
Gene
Eva Doris
Gene Lyons
G. A. and
Virgil Lee
Brashear
Edna Frost
Beverly Ann
Michael
Ernest Linhart
Milan
Mte Linhart
Gayle Ingraham
Corey McQuown
Ty Ross Burke
Leland Burke
J. S. Head
Clarence E. Head
Henry Watson
Jean
Algie Fanning
Winigan
Puna
Oklamann
Sueha
Pipesch
Ben Peterson
Kenosha
Wis
Linn County 4H Earns Wins at State Contests
Twelve Linn County 4 H members competed at the State Contest with two winning judging teams. The home furnishings team Grace Crome Lorraine Jer ome and Marilyn Dennis earned blue and red ribbons. the food possession team Rugene Kennedy Carol Lea Varney and Marilyn Gray took blue and red. Robert Mains demonstrated How to Mix a Baby Beef Ration earning a blue ribbon and potential for national awards. The Livestock judging team earned $5 each for strong work despite not winning as a team.
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Linn County
4-H
Missouri
Comes Grace Katherine Crome
Lorraine Jerome
Marilyn Dennis
Rugene Kennedy
Carol Lea Varney
Marilyn Gray
Robert Main
Robert
Winni
St. Louis
St. Joseph
Kansas City
Avoid Corn Picker Accidents Warns Extension Engineer
Ralph Ricketts warns corn harvesters to stop the corn picker and shut off the machine before cleaning rollers. Keep machines in good repair, spot weak points, and maintain protective shields to prevent accidents during harvest.
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Ralph Ricketts
Pelicans Pause Over Fountain Grove on Spring Migration
About 700 pelicans were seen in Fountain Grove wildlife management area as waterfowl paused during southern migration. The birds fed on rough fish along shallow edges then moved on. The area spans 2300 acres with blinds for hunters and is protected by federal law.
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Meadville
Fountain Grove Wildlife Management
Fountain Grove
The
Conservation Commission
Jefferson City Hunters Learn Simple Country Courtesy
A note for fall hunting shows basic rules: never enter a farmer’s land without asking, and if invited, confirm when or where it is safe due to livestock in fields. The guidance emphasizes seeking permission and timing to avoid conflicts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson City
Rules for Hunters on Private Land
The text outlines hunter conduct on a landowner's property. It states the hunter may not enter without permission, respect fences and gates, hunt only on designated areas, avoid shooting near buildings or livestock, and leave fruit and jams if offering them.
Guide to Field Detours and Planting Programs for Game Habitats
Advises avoiding standing grain and seeded ground when tracking game. Recommends using detour fields where workers are present. Urges sharing observations with farmers and, after rapport, proposing a planting program to improve habitats with funding or assistance, showing genuine interest.
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Wade Furniture & Appliange
Financial Statement OF
Purdin
Ross Bagley
Bray Bagley
Bagley
Harold Roeinrens
Armstrong
Hale
Harold Armstrong
F. G. Hardin
Weneneweril
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R. N. A. Raidh
Travis Smitheeeweeee
Pearl Cassity Wereeeweeeee
J. D. Nichols
W. F. Rice
Gladys
Hall
Eneweenene
Floyd
Purdin Mercantile Co
Vir
C. A. Gooch
Arthur Griff
Murrain
Geo. W. Jenkins
Harold Son Blackburn
C. A
Stanley Murrain
Purdin Co
Arthur Griffeth
Ats
Just
U. S. Rubber Company
Askee Sam
Eos Ransyay
AFA Central Cooperative Lay
Mana
Miscou
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