Pleasant Grove Items Highlight Local Visits and Travel
Brown ing Missouri paper notes weekend visits from Wilbur Bunch and daughter near Lemons to Ralph Lawrence home. Foster sisters Faye Esta and Reva spend weekend with D W Foster family. Mrs Pearl Franklin returns to Chicago for employment. Elizabeth Ann Payne visits sister Vannie Franklin. Local residents and CCC members from Linus camp join weekend gatherings with Lawrence family and others in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur Bunch
Near Lemons
Ralph Lawrence
Faye
Esta
Reva Foster
D. W. Foster
Pearl Franklin
Chicago
Elizabeth Ann Payne
Vannie Franklin
W. A. Tharp
A. S. Maggart
John Jones and Sons
Tom Cunningham
Tom Foster
Arthur
Leland Lawrence
Mary E. Dalzell
Alden Neely
Trenton
Roy Neely
L. P. Lawrence
Community News touches families in North East Linn County
Emerson Cordray and wife visited Noel Cordray home Sunday evening. Ralley Bailey, Ora Cordray and families called on Frank Cattey. McCollums and Perry Christian visited Otis McCollum and wife. Oyster supper attended in Winigan. Edgar McCollum and Roy Munns left for Iowa to shuck corn. Mrs. Glen Demery visited Kirksville. Audrey Frances spent weekend in Kirksville. Cattey and Christian families traveled to Linneus and Brookfield on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerson Cordray
Noel Cordray
Ralley Bailey
Ora Cordray
Frank Cattey
Perry McCollum
Floyd McCollum
Kirksville
Perry Christian
Otis
McCollum
Winigan
Edgar McCollum
Roy Munns
Iowa
Glen Demery
Audrey Frances
Cattey
Robert Cattey
F. M. Cattey
Linneus
Brookfield
Community Notes From Harris and Surrounding Areas
Roger Items reports visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Willie McHargue of Harris at Dan White’s home. Mrs. Sarah Shatto returns from Humphreys after visiting her daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Connell of near Milan stop by Elizabeth Lovell’s. A school pie supper raised 25.36 for the school. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Leeper visit Josie Fields and relatives. George Moffitt loses three cows and two calves to thieves. Mrs. C. E Maggart and Imogene travel to Trenton for dental work. Genevea Hoselenton of Trenton visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie McHargue
Harris
Dan White
Sarah Shatto
Humphreys
Everett Johnson
Walter Connell
Milan
Elizabeth Lovell
Harold Leeper
Josie Fields
George Moffitt
C. E Maggart
Imogene
Trenton
Maggart
Guy Williams
Anyoe
Osgood
Alonzo Wil
Walnut Grove Community notes and visits
Sorghum making continues in Walnut Grove as families share updates. Edgar Hatch and family and Max Dunlap of Kansas City visit Roy and family Dunlap. Several residents travel to Kansas City for medical care and family visits, dances attract crowds, and new homes near completion.
Autumn greetings circulate among local families
Garner Items Jack Frost has painted the woods and all vegetation in beautiful autumn colours. Luther Bauer and wife called on Orville Thudhum's Sunday evening. Paul Dodge and family visited his parents, Albert Dodge and wife over the weekend. W. J. Burkholder's Sunday guests were Bennie Burkholder and wife, Ton Gaul and family and Luster Burkholder and family. E. E. Thudium and family and Miss Scott and Vanita Crist visited Andrew Cassity and wife Saturday evening. Mrs. Bertha Burkholder and Mrs. Ora Mott visited Susie Thudium Friday, who is still quite ill. Orville Mott and wife visited Johnie Vincent and family Saturday evening. Mrs. Mellie Thudium called on Mrs. Gertrude Thudium, Saturday evening, who is on the sick list but improving some. Miss Freda Wood of near Nind is staying with Mrs. Orville
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Frost
Luther Bauer
Orville Thudhum
Paul Dodge
Albert Dodge
W. J. Burkholder
Bennie Burkholder
Ton Gaul
Luster Burkholder
E. E. Thudium
Miss Scott
Vanita Crist
Andrew Cassity
Bertha Burkholder
Ora Mott
Susie Thudium
Orville Mott
Johnie Vincent
Mellie Thudium
Gertrude Thudium
Freda Wood
Near Nind
Orville
Herbert Coram
Roscoe
Lawrence Riedl
Tom Cassity
Florence Mott
Helen Cassity
Bettie Dodge
Thomas Cassity
Gene Moore
North Salem
Gerald Moore
Hubert Baskett
John Baskett
Harley Smith
Quentin Clubine
Gerald Rulon
W. L. Rulon
Local Social Notes From Lawrence County Homestead
Families and neighbors share visits across the Lawrence area with Sunday and Friday calls. The Cassitys the Thudiums and Rulons appear among those hosting and visiting kin and friends in multiple informal gatherings.
Local families host and visit in Brookfield area
Willard Ross and family spent weekend with Raymond Bagley and family. Lilburn Gilmer and wife visited Earnest Pearson's Sunday. A new boarder named Jannett Lavern joined Mr. and Mrs. Jay Smith. Lee Bagley and family visited Martin Miller's home Sunday. Mack Taylor and wife welcomed a baby girl Saturday. Frank Lambert and Jess Lambert and families visiting Purdin from Dakota for ten days. Mildred and Hermia Schrock went to Kansas City Sunday. Silas Blackburn at Excelsior Springs reported not well. hoped to improve soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard Ross
Brookfield
Raymond Bagley
Lilburn Gilmer
Earnest Pearson
Jay Smith
Jannett Lavern
Lee Bagley
Martin Miller
Mack Taylor
Frank Lambert
Jess Lambert
Dakota
Purdin
Mildred
Hermia Schrock
Kansas City
Silas Blackburn
Excelsior Springs
Shafter Items: Mr and Mrs George Phillips Visit Vernon Phillips
Mr and Mrs George Phillips visited at the Vernon Phillips home on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Phillips
Vernon Phillips
Local families host weekend visitors and travel on corn harvest
Mr and Mrs Earl Jerome hosted Sunday guests including George Phillips and Marilyn Shifflett while Mrs Bob Shifflett and Leon Phillips visited. W E Morris hosted Joe Edmondson family and George Phillips group over Saturday and Sunday. James and Bobby Phillips visited O M Phillips in Linneus. Martha Creason called on Mary Helen Kimbrough Friday. Bob Shifflett and James Morris left for Iowa to husk corn. Mrs Shifflett stays with Tom Morris family while Bob works away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Jerome
George Phillips
Bob Shifflett
Marilyn
Kenneth Jennings
Leon Phillips
W. E. Morris
Joe Edmondson
Brookfield
Edgar Morris
James
Bobby Phillips
O. M. Phillips
Linneus
Martha Creason
Mary Helen Kimbrough
James Morris
Iowa
Tom Morris
Bob
Haseville Social News Highlights From Last Week
Last week in Haseville featured visits by Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Wood and daughters with Irene Holser, Sunday dinners for Ray Gooch at Bartow home, and a Ladies Aid social hosted by Mrs. S. J. Barto with ice cream and cake. The Mallet neighbors held a roast with card games, and Charley Mallet hosted a large gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Wood
Irene Holser
Ben Wood
Ray Gooch
T. S. Bartow
Ladies Aid
S. J. Barto
Lizzie Rottmann
Bob Burch
Will Young
Alvin Bruce
Teddy Holser
Bagner Dam
Charley Mallet
C. E. Roettmann
Virgil Sayers
Local Social Roundup Ties and Visits Across Families
Mrs J C Sayers hosts visitors. Miss Imogene Young of Kansas City visits with her parents Mr and Mrs Will Young. Mr and Mrs Earl Jerome and daughter were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Henry Jerome. Mr and Mrs Earl Warren and daughter visited with Mr and Mrs Victor Gooch and daughter. W E Sayers and Morris Crook shanks were business visitors near Linneus Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Sayers
Imogene Young
Kansas City
Will Young
Earl Jerome
Henry Jerome
Earl Warren
Victor Gooch
W. E. Sayers
Morris Crookshanks
Linneus
Preserving Frozen Corn and Injured Crops at Farmers Week
County Agent Hall cites expert opinion that silos provide the best storage for damaged feeds. Temporary silo plans available at his office. Early put up preserves quality. Illinois farmer Farmer Rusk notes ears in silo keep feeding value close to shelled corn. stock should not eat immature frosted crops before thorough curing to avoid spoilage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
Rusk
Ilinois
Sorghum Pasture Risk After Frost Warning
Caution issued as sorghum crops become dangerous to graze shortly after frost events. Experts warn livestock exposure can cause health issues and reduced forage value.
Haseville Croquet Winners Rally For Top Honors
Scott Brown and J B Maggart won third place at the Haseville croquet tournament on Sunday. As darkness fell Humphreys and Haseville contested for first and second honors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haseville
Scott Browning
J. B. Maggart
Humphreys
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Browning, Missouri
Joe Nickell
Browning
Pleasant Grove
Luther Smith
Near Harris
Harvey Smith
Lily Spencer
Virgil Grindstaff
Earl McClarren
Kenneth Hoskins
CCC
Charley Collins
Willie Rogers
North East Linn Items
Walnut Grove
Edgar Hatch
Max Dunlap
Roy Dunlap
Jim Sevier
Sevier
Glen Swearengen
Rex Almond
Velma
Bernie Almond
Marceline
Haskel Spencer
Ella Morris
Ed Almond
Ray Dunlap
Molly Pipes
Ray Pipes
Charley Pipes
Earl Dunlap
Ernest Bundridge
Jason
Missouri
American Royal Livestock Show
City
Adeette
Licczrr & Myses Tosacco Co
United States
Treasury Building
Elizabeth Morgan
Electric Theatre
Leader Record Office
Cash
H. V. Campbell
Morgan Heirs
Shelby
P. E. Cokerham’s
Rulan
Bauer
Warren’s
Cooter’s
McCormick- Deering
Reinhard Brothers
Browning, Mo
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