Couple Tied in Kingston Wedding Surprise
R W Caldwell and Mrs Maude Holiday wed in Kingston on October 18 joining in holy matrimony with Miss Genevra Holiday present. The couple, now home at Mrs Swisegood’s residence, are praised for their community regard and Caldwell Store service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. W. Caldwell
Maude Holiday
Kingston
Caldwell County
G. A. Puckett
Telephone Company
Farmers
Our City
Caldwell
Swisegood
lLeader-Record
Hunting ban on farm enforced by Ben Slater
Ben Slater warns that hunting with guns and dogs is strictly forbidden on his farm. Trespassers will be prosecuted. Stay off the property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Slater
Ladies of M E Church South Host Election Day Meal
Notice states the Ladies of the M. E. Church South will serve hamburger pie and coffee on Election Day November 3 at the old Post Office building in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies of the
M. E. Church
South
Old Post Office
Slats Diary Eccentric Week of School and Family
A kid diary from a week recounts church talks, visits to Jane and Elsy, a county note about a cow, measles in Smithville, and household antics. The entries mention father figures, schooling, and teasing.
Hat found on lamp shade after Thursday miscue
A narrator recalls a misplayed moment on Thursday in which a person loses a hat and later finds it on a lamp shade. A quip about future hat misplacements is recalled and the speaker notes only mother and self were laughing.
Virginia Bolling Cast in Culver-Stockton Homecoming Play
Miss Virginia Bolling of the Drainage Club has been cast in the Homecoming play to be presented at Culver-Stockton College on November 13. She has prior stage experience at Culver-Stockton and is an active member of the Dramatic Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Bolling
Culver-Stockton College
Bolling
Culver-Stockton
Dramatic Club
Apples For Sale At Kelsey Orchards
Jonathan Delicious and Golden Delicious apples for sale in several grades at 75 cents per bushel and up. Also sweet cider and honey available. Located at U S No 36 west of Brookfield at Kelsey Orchards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonathan
Kelsey Orchards
U.S. No. 36
Brookfield
Denver Couple Visited Purdin In-Transit Railroad Ties
Mr and Mrs John Gibson of Denver Colorado stayed with Mr and Mrs J P Bolling then traveled to Purdin to visit his sister The Gibsons work on the Columbine a prominent train on the Chicago and North Western and Union Pacific railroads running from Denver toward Chicago They enjoyed the trip and the hometown visit
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Gibson
Denver
Colo
J. P. Bolling
Purdin
Gibson
Chicago and North Western
Union Pacific Railroad
Columbine
Chicago
Abell R. E. Family Patriarch Passes at 76 in Missouri
J. W. Abell born July 2 1860 in Linn County Missouri died Oct 18 1936 at home near Eversonville. He married Anna Belle Singleton on December 3 1889 and is survived by three sons two daughters six grandchildren and three brothers. He was the eldest of eleven children, a Baptist, with funeral led by Rev R J Kendy and burial at Mt Olive cemetery on Oct 20 1936.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Abell
R. E
Mary E. Abell
Linn County
Missouri
Eversonville
Anna Belle Singleton
Herman
Catherine
Harry
Colorado Springs
Robert
Linneus
Esther
Purdin
Robert E
Wishek
North Dakota
Charley
Guthrie
Okla
Bird
R. J. Kendy
Meadville
Mt. Olive Cemetery
Card of Thanks from the Abell Family
We express sincere thanks to everyone who helped during the sickness death and burial of our dear father. God bless each of you. Herman and Catherine Abell Mr and Mrs Harry Abell Mr and Mrs Robert Abell Mr and Mrs Fred McGhee
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman and
Catherine Abell
Harry Abell
Robert Abell
Fred McGhee
Homecoming of Mrs Calhoun and Relatives Arrive
Mrs Helen Calhoun returns with daughters Mrs Clara Green of Skitook Oklahoma Mrs Lucille Burton of Los Angeles California and Mrs Pauline Warren of Las Animas Colorado to spend a few days with Mr and Mrs Roy Calhoun and relatives. The Calhoun immediate family will be together with sister Mrs Nannie Clements and brother C M Thornton also expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Calhoun
Clara Green
Skitook
Okla
Lucille Burton
Los Angeles
Calif
Pauline Warren
Las Animas
Colo
Roy Calhoun
Farmers Week attendees from Sullivan County
At Columbia W B Arnold and son Lewis left yesterday morning for Columbia to attend Farmers Week. They will return tonight. A fine program has been prepared for the farmers this year and the attendance is very large and growing in interest each year. Sullivan County was well represented at the meeting yesterday and today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Arnold
Lewis
Columbia
Farmers Week
Sullivan County
Farmers Week Highlights At Columbia Campus Event
The College of Agriculture hosts a major farm program this week drawing many Linn County farmers. Women's Extension Clubs held a big Tuesday event. Mrs. George Gooch of Meadville competed in a Public Speaking contest for a trip to the California Farm Bureau meeting. Midweek focuses shift to soil conservation talks with many committee members attending as the week nears its close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
The
College of Agriculture
Womens Extension Clubs
Farm Bureau Federals
California
George Gooch
Meadville
Linn County
Linneus Livestock Conference On Drought Problems
Linn County farmers with drought caused feeding troubles gather for a county wide conference in Linneus on Monday November 9. Livestock specialist T A Ewing will lead discussions with County Agent Hall on silage cane sorghum feeds and substitutes for corn. Talks cover cattle sales feeder cattle selection fattening feeds hog and horse care winter pest control and other livestock issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn County
Linneus
T. A. Ewing
College of Agriculture
Hall
Droudt Bs
Letter to Poultry Raisers Pleads to Hold Pallets
A farmer urges poultry raisers to keep pallets as market pressures push down chicken prices while egg prices rise. He notes record poultry supply, explains high feed costs driving sales, and warns against over selling to preserve future value.
Poultry advise on egg profitability and care
A letter from Frank Priebe urges poultry keepers to feed pullets properly to maintain margins between feed costs and egg prices. He stresses good care, reducing waste, and promoting poultry to friends to improve personal profit in a time of high grain costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Priebe
Garden Cleanup Advice After Frost Sees Fall Harvest End
Rolla A. Baugher Emergency County Agent urges clearing garden areas of old tomato vines cabbage corn stalks bean vines and beet leaves. He also recommends trimming or burning edge vegetation to destroy insect nesting sites and plowing part of the plot this fall to ready for early spring plantings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rolla A. Baugher
Warning to Dog Owners The Farms Left With No Sheep
A warning notes dogs will not be protected on listed farms day or night due to no sheep left for starving dogs. Names Ross Fuller Clarence Johnson Walter Crooks Frank Creason Henry Watson appear as signatories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross Fuller
Clarence Johnson
Walter Crooks
Frank Creason
Henry Watson
Pasture Fall Seeded Grains For Winter Grazing
Rolla A. Baugher of the Agricultural Extension Service advises farmers with fall seeded winter barley or wheat to pasture excess growth to prevent winter kill. Under good conditions, fall sown grain may joint and die back by spring. use 3 to 4 inch top growth to protect ground. Early seeding of winter barley yields 60 days grazing and can later be used as pasture or grain. several farmers are currently pasturing to control growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rolla A. Baugher
Agricultural Extension Service
McKay Bros
van Arnold
James Crumpacker
B. C. Terry
Clifford Tharp
Melvin Watt
W. B. Watson
H. P. Thomas
Browning Farm Club Elects Directors at Annual Meeting
The Browning Farm Club held its annual meeting at the Electric Theatre on Tuesday afternoon. Directors chosen for the coming year are Will Cordray J P Bolling W B Arnold J M Thurlo and Wallace Keithley. Members praised the past year's financials and expect continued strength. The board will meet next week to elect officers for the ensuing year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Club
Browning Farm Club
Electric Theatre
Will Cordray
J. P. Bolling
W. B. Arnold
J. M. Thurlo
Wallace Keithley
Bitter Sweet Club Elects Officers for New Year
The Bitter Sweet Club met October 8 with eleven members and four visitors. Mrs Pearl Goins was elected president with Leona Remick vice president and Augusta Cooper secretary treasurer. A snowball quilt project and a lively contest highlighted the day as they planned future all day meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bitter Sweet Club
Pearl .Gons
Roberta Gooch
Collect
Pearl Goins
Vic
Leona Remic
Augusta Cooper
Roberta Goozh
Bertha Goozh
Essie Wood
Katie Griffith
Welé
Etta Brown
Lorene Murrell
Gene Powell
Leona Remick
Bertha Gooch
Susie Creason
Blanche Murrell
Naomi Kimbrough
Prayer Meeting at M E Church South This Thursday
The article notes a prayer meeting at the M E Church South with Mrs C B Hobbs as leader and invites all. It also covers the sudden death of Will Dickinson in Kansas City after a heart attack while shopping with family. Funeral arrangements to be announced in coming days. Dickinson was a longtime local merchant with many friends and relatives awaiting details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Church
South
C. B. Hobbs
W. M. Owen
W. HW. Dick'nson
W. H. Dickinson
Wayne Gooch
A. D. Peterson
Kamsas City
Mr. Dickinson
Will Dickinson
Harvey
Bridge Dinner Honors Ride-A-Wee Club Members
Entertained Wednesday evening October 21 guests included Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Neet and families, Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Wicker, Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Harvey, Mr. and Mrs. David Forbes, and Ride-A-Wee club members with husbands. Delicious two course bridge dinner. High score prizes to Mrs. Wicker Mr. Forbes Mrs. J. D. Lay and K. M. Duncan. Traveling prize won by H. C. Bailey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. N. Neet
H. E. Wicker
B. J. Harvey
David Forbes
Ride-A-Wee Club
Wicker
Mr. Forbes
J. D. Lay
K. M. Duncan
H. C. Bailey
Browning church program draws large delegation
The M. E. Church South School opened at 10 am with preaching at 11 am by the pastor. A successful Young People's zone meeting followed, staged by Browning youths. Bucklin and Milan pastors attended with a large delegation, Purdin providing the largest showing. Morris Chapel was well represented. They reported 104 present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Peoples
Browning
Bucklin
Milan
Purdin
Morris Chapel
First Killing Frost Signals End of Garden Harvest
A recent killing frost froze the night air and damaged most fall garden plants. Cane and other plants suffered. tree leaves changed color and dropped. Rain since the frost benefits growing pastures, wheat, and other winter crops, with pastures already improving.
Portland Women Return to Oregon After Visit
Mrs. Floy Gooch and Mrs. Daisy Tribble of Portland left Friday for Larned Kansas to visit their brother Ed Phillips and family before returning to Oregon. They enjoyed their stay and reconnected with many former friends after years apart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floy Gooch
Daisy Tribble
Portland
Oregon
Ann Johnson
Larned
Kan
Ed Phillips
Pie Supper at Clem Springs School House
A pie supper will be held at the Clem Springs school house on Friday night October 30. All are invited. Nina Fanning is listed as teacher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clem Springs
Clem Springs School House
Nina Fanning
R N A Halloween Party Delights Members at IOOF Hall
R N A members and guests attended the masked Halloween party at the IOOF hall with over sixty attendees. Prizes went to Mrs Edna Forbes and Miss Lorraine Glaze with Major Bowes program led by Mrs Lola Lantz. dinner was cafeteria style and decorations were praised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Forbes
Lorraine Glaze
H. E. Wicker
G. T. Carter
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Landen
Rosenfeld
Jake
Jane
Elsy
Witch
Smithville
Skooh
Evry Boddie
Doc
Colorado
Sullivan
L’nn
Macting
M. E. Church, South
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