Young Couple Married in Jefferson City Missouri
The ceremony occurred in Jefferson City, Missouri, with Rev. Jackson officiating at 7 15 p m on October 4 1930. H D Parkison married Miss Vivian Allilee Alspach, who is the daughter of Mr and Mrs F J Alspach. The newlyweds plan to reside in Jasper, Missouri, and entertain friends at home while the groom works for the State Highway Department. The article notes the couple’s social circle and wishes for happiness, and ends with a brief agricultural aside on seed corn supply in Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson City
Jackson
Madison Avenue
H. D. Parkison
Vivian Allilee Alspach
Jasper
Bagwell Dam
Missouri
State Highway Department
F. J. Alspach
For Sale 18 inch Heating Stove
A compact old ad notes an 18 inch heating stove in good shape offered by B. J. Harvey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. J. Harvey
P. E. O. Sisterhood Hosts Ruth Fowler Inspection
Mrs Ruth Fowler Kirksville state organizer of the P E O Sisterhood met with Chapter V on Friday Oct 10 at the W H Dickinson home for inspection The morning business meeting followed by a three course luncheon at noon in Fowler s honor at the E M Duncan home Invited guests included Mrs Fred Kille of Glendale California and Miss Alice Rush of Ottumwa Town Chapters members enjoyed meeting her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Fowler
Kirksville
P. E. O. Sisterhood
W. H. Dickinson
Fowler
E. M. Duncan
Fred Kille
Glendale
Calif
Alice Rush
Ottumwa
Town
Farmer finds tall corn stalk with four good ears
Clarence Sargent brought to the Farmers Exchange Bank a tall stalk of corn described as twelve feet high with four well developed ears, each about fourteen inches apart along the stalk and the top ear elevated high.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Sargent
Farmers Exchange Bank
Browning Farm Club to Hold 11th Annual Meeting
The Browning Farm Club schedules its eleventh annual stockholders meeting at Electric Theatre Browning Mo on Tuesday October 28 1930 at 2 p m lasting at least three hours. The agenda includes electing a five member board for the coming year and any other business properly before the meeting. W T Cordray president J P Bolling secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Browning Farm Club
Electric Theatre
Browning
W. T. Cordray
J. P. Bolling
State Board seeks 1931 seed corn outlook statement
Select Seed Corn Early asked by the State Board of Agriculture for an official Missouri outlook for 1931 seed corn. Secretary C. A. Helm of the Missouri Corn Growers Association presents the summary noting demand for good quality seed corn in Missouri for 1931.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Agriculture
C. A. Helm
Missouri Corn Growers Association
Missouri
Obituary of Mrs. Davie J. Johns of Chillicothe
Mrs. Davie J. Johns, born May 3 1864 near Linneus Missouri, died October 11 1930 at her daughter's home in Chillicothe. She married Sidney M. Johns in 1885 and had a daughter Mrs. F G Peters and a son Bennie who died in infancy. Burial followed services at Strawberry Church cemetery after a MFE Church funeral in Linneus conducted by local clergymen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davie J. Johns
John
Catherine Couch
Linneus
Misouri
Methodist Church
Strawberry
Browning
Missouri
F. G. Peters
Elmer
Allen
Karmelita
Sidney
Fredrick
Chillicothe
Frances
New York City
Funeral Attendees Remember Mrs Davie Johns in Linneus
A large gathering attended the funeral of Mrs Davie Johns in Linneus on Monday afternoon. Among those present were Mr and Mrs W P Nickell Mr and Mrs G F Peters H F Kille and daughter Ima Mrs R E Harris Mrs Josie Jones Mrs R W Whaley Mrs A A Whaley Mrs Alvin Pipes Mrs Sara Ann Moore Mrs Cliff Peterson Mrs Fay Peterson Miss Emmegent Perry and Ben Peterson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. P. Nickell
G. F. Peters
H. F. Kille
Ima
R. E. Harris
Josie Jones
R. W. Whaley
A. A. Whaley
Alvin Pipes
Sara Ann Moore
Cliff Peterson
Fay Peterson
Emmegent Perry
Ben Peterson
Davie Johns
Linneus
Combination Sale Successful at Stock Yards
The sale managed by H. V. Campbell and F. D. Carter at the stock yards Saturday drew good attendance. Staff sold well with a number of nice shoots, ample sheep, furniture and other articles. The boys expressed great satisfaction with the results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. V. Campbell
F. D. Carter
Apples for sale at Kelsey Orchards Highway No 36
Good sprayed apples available including Jonathan Stayman Golden Delicious Winesap King David Black Twig Ben Davis and other winter varieties. Prices range from 1.00 to 2.50 per bushel at Kelsey Orchards two miles west of Brookfield on Highway No 36.
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Ben Davis
Kelsey Orchards
Highway No. 36
Brookfield
Celebrated 53th Wedding Anniversary at Dennis Home
Relatives and neighbors gathered Sunday, October 12, at Uncle Reuben and Aunt Ida Dennis to honor a 55th wedding anniversary. About 150 guests attended, with many named families listed among the attendees and a generous dinner noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neghbors
Reuben
Ida Dennis
Will Riley
Charley Neorton
John Garam
J. B. Carmack
Famly
O. T. Cordray
Floy Cordray
G. A. Brastner
R.A. Arthurs
John Baker
T. W. McCollum
Scott Brantner
Lena Bailey
Elmer Jennings
Roy Jennings
L. Arnold
Glen Arnold
Ben Almond
Dee Smith
Custer Linhart
Leon Mitchell
George Jaynes
Charley Lambert
R. J. McCollum
Lowell Brantner
Ed Smith
Fred Bailey
Maxine Murrell
Harry Murrell
Charey Schriner
Bell Smith
Charley Cordray
Loven Elliott
J. A. Wyatt
John Smith
Frank Smith
Vivien Swicegeed
Ada Jennings
Sarah Moore
Reubie Carmack
Sarah Carmack
Flossie Smith
Alpha Weavier
Mrs. Clesten
Francis Taylor
Frank. Palmer
Rosa Kirk
Aming
D.G. Seymour
B. J. Lambert
C.S. Head
Verna Pearler
Genevieve Arnold
Eld Arnold
Prank
Surprises at Newark Sunday Dinner Gathered Many Neighbors
A surprise dinner at a Newark home on Sunday October 12 drew a large group of attendees. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Chas Bishop and several children, and many other neighbors sharing a meal in the yard as evening settled.
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Newark
Mary
Everyens
Chas
Bishop
Chree Gertrude
Lucille
Henry de
Ivan
Carl Bishop
Winknt Bishop
Asthmus
Elmer Hill
Gerald
Curtis and
Forrest
Bernard Simmons
Georgie
William Lynch
Ellis
Pauline
Chas. Polson
Wilbert Cahoon
Ira Lile
Helen Lile
Donald
Clara Frances
R. T. Ball
Billie
Josephine
Calvin
F. M. Morgan
Elsie
John Nowark
Joe Nowark
Carl
Ed Nowark
Birthday Surprise Dinner Honored Lester’s 35th Birthday
A surprise birthday dinner was held Sunday at the Lawrence home northeast of Cora to honor Lester on his 35th birthday. Plans were arranged for the event and the day arrived with celebration.
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Lawrence
Cora
Lester
Birthday Surprise for Lester Draws Family to Lawn Party
A birthday gathering for Lester ended with a large lawn feast and games. Guests included Mrs. Mary Spencer and grandson Oren, J. J. Hoskins and grandson Erlin, Elmer Hoskins and son Gail, and many others with baskets of food. Afternoon visitors included Chas Pipes Ray Pipes and daughters Betty and Carol. One who was there.
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Lester
Mary Spencer
Oren
J. J. Hoskins
Erlin
Elmer Hoskins
Gail
Winigan
Mollie Pipes
Waverly
Chas. Swearegen
Barbara
Glenn
Leland
Connie
Chas
Morris
James
Earl
Ivorene
Lyster
Mary Jane
Doll
Henry Morrig
Carol
Ed Morrig
Ella
Ralph Morris
John
Evelyn
Verdie
Head
Ramah
John Daniel
Clyde Hoskins
Billie Brown
Burt
Cecil Swearegeh
Jay Shaw
Lester Lawrence
Verdierene
Alma
Pipes
Ray
Betty
School Reopens After Ban on Public Gatherings
Monday Sunday the ban on public gatherings was lifted and Sunday school met at churches. No new infantile paralysis or diphtheria cases detected. precautions remain. Monday morning school reconvened with pupils engaged in test studies after a forced vacation. board and health officials debated safety of returning to school.
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Board of Health and Directors
Ash Clothing Store Offers Bargains on Coats and Overalls
Milan merchant Robert B. Ash left an advertisement at the office on Tuesday announcing real bargains this week. The store features mens and boys sheep lined coats in corduroy moleskin and leatherette along with bargain prices on Allied Overalls for readers to profit from.
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Robert B. Ash
Milan
Allied
Pleasant Hill Gatherings At Ingraham Farm
Entertained C. J. Ingraham and son Lyle hosted relatives and friends at their Pleasant Hill township home. A noon feast followed by an afternoon of hospitality left guests content, with a long list of attendees including the McQuown, Adams, MecQuown, Hoselton, Vincent, Head, Gilmer, and Hoskins families and Gayle Ingraham.
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C. J. Ingraham
Son Lyle
Pleasant Hill Township
Mr. Ingraham
C. J. McQuown
H. L. Adams
Earl MecQuown
J. T. Hoselton
O. K. Vincent
Julia McQuown
Gayle Ingraham
Hazel Head
Mollie Gilmer
George Hoskins
Humphreys Canning Factory Impresses Tourists
Visitors tour the Humphreys canning plant near the depot as 20 women peel tomatoes. Workers operate rapid scalding and sealing lines, can storage, and packing while the new facility plans expansion to milk, corn, and beans. The plant, with 12 employees, runs at up to 40 cans per minute and aims for several carloads this season.
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R. A. Glaze
Sullivan County
Humphreys
Alex Jaynes
H. E Humphreys
Ray Festerman
Messrs. Humphreys
Festerman
Farm Club
Dr Palm in Chillicothe Offers Guaranteed Glasses
Daily work eye care from Dr Palm in Chillicothe with guaranteed glasses and low prices. Exceptions include Mondays.
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Dr. Palm
Chillicothe
Wheeler Sargent and Lea Wheeler Married in Browning
Clarence Sargent and Lea Wheeler tied the knot on October 4 1930 at the Methodist parsonage Browning Missouri with Rev Rudloff officiating. Fern Spencer of Purdin Mo accompanied them. The bride, from Roger Mo, is a Roger High School graduate. The groom hails from Enterprise and they plan to settle on his farm near Enterprise. Friends extend best wishes for a happy and useful life.
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Clarence Sargent
Leala Wheeler
Methodist
Browning
Missouri
Rudloff
Fern Spencer
Purdin
Sargent
Roger, Mo
Roger High School
Enterprise
Hem
Made Especially For You Portrait Gifts by Gress Studio
Six portraits become six thoughtful gifts saving hours of Christmas shopping. A Brookfield studio with twenty years of experience offers personalized keepsakes to outlast ordinary ready made presents and help avoid the Christmas rush.
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Gress
Brookfield
Croquet Guests Take Flight After Car Breakdown
Attendees E. W. Nickell Grover Gable Isaac Dunlap and Ray Nickell drove toward Tindall but stalled at Trenton due to repairs. After hours they borrowed an airplane from a garage man and landed safely in Tindall with no injuries.
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E. W. Nickell
Grover Gable
Isaac Dunlap
Ray Nickell
Tindall
Trenton
Ray
Farms for Sale at Bottom Prices by Calhoun and Thornton
Real estate notice states Calhoun and Thornton offer good farms for sale at bottom prices and favorable terms. The ad highlights affordable options and negotiable terms for buyers seeking farm properties.
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Calhoun & Thornton
Pie Supper at South Hooker School House
Frien dly notice invites all to a pie supper at the South Hooker school house on Friday night October 17. Music will be provided by the Grice Brothers. Noel Tully is the teacher.
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South Hooker
Grice Brothers
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Vivian Alspach
Northeast
Prairies
Southwest Level
Ozarks
Mrs. Reuben Tennis
the Ash Clothing Store
Wheeler-Sargent
Noel Tully
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