Sunday Guests and Local Moves Highlight Haseville Socials
Haseville residents hosted Sunday guests including Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Rottmann and family from Tindall and Mrs. Will Rottmann of Browning. Numerous visits spread through the area with relatives in Kansas City for the Royal event and several family moves noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haseville
E. Rottmann
Floyd Rottmann
Tindall
Will Rottmann
Eddy
Browning
John Rottmann
J. R. Weed
W. E. Sayers
Teddy Holser
Vera Sayers
Yvonne Weed
Fannie Triplett
Linneus Gent
Ben Wood
S. J. Bartow
Henry Smith
D.ka Lesto
C. A. Woolf
Imogene
Lexington
Kansas City
Tommie Bartow and Sons
S&s. J
J. R. Wood
Liddie ‘Holser
Mary Molloy
Almeda Bartow
Merman Casper
Miss Hazel
the Royal
Pearl
Clara Wood
Harry Longwell
Ray Gindstaff
Unionville
C. F. Reynolds
Baby
G. F. Davis
Leonard Lee
Walnut
Clay Moore
North Salem
Ray Bauer
T. W. Seale
Sara Keithley
John Bailey
Purdin
K M. Duncan
Brookfield
Robert Moore
J. D .Lay
Lin
Purdin Area Sees Cold Snap and Weekend Social Run
The community felt Old Man Winter as temperatures dropped to 28 freezing late gardens. Saturday marked the last Purdin drawing for a spell though Saturday night entertainment continues with interest. Local residents attend kin and church events, marriages surprise friends, and several trips and visits are noted around Purdin and nearby towns. An eight pound baby girl arrived at Nolan Cassity's home Sunday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Purdin
Penhale
Will Street
Kansas City
Ross Montgomery
Bernice Gall
Elmer
Francis Lee Norvell
Curt Bagley
Raymond Bagley
Kirksville
Chester Bagley’s
John Woodside
Arch Craig
Lilburn Gilmer
Rev. Brown
Linneus
Garner Church of Christ
Lula Montgomery
Nona
Geo. Thudium
Garner
E. E. Thudium
Richard
Orville Mott
Brookfield
W. L. Rulon
John
Shelby
Hubert Baskett
Deonard Leroy
Shafter
E. FE. Triudium
Nolan Cassity
Susie Harte
Boston
Orville Wyett
Andrew Cassity
Jno
Clubine
Roy Maxwell
Florence Cassity
Paul Dodge
A. E. Dodge
Herman Payne
J. H. Payne
Lee Bagley
Roy Pamper
Lawrence Riedl
Roscoe Coram
Thos. Coram
Luther Bauer
Orville Thudium
Vida Wampler
Charley Thudium
Residents and families visit for political talks and gatherings
Roger Items Oscar Leeper Elizabeth Johnson of Pollock spent one night with relatives here. George Pulliam and wife attended a Marceline political talk. Several families from Milan Trenton Chillicothe Linneus joined gatherings near the area for social visits and political speeches last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger Items
Oscar Leeper
Elizabeth Johnson
Pollock
Tom Cox
Dell
Montana
Orris Cox
Trenton
N. A
Social Notes From Local Weekend Visits
Mrs. Lola Pipes visited Mr. and Mrs. Jim Havens on Sunday. Jack Kollasch suffered an appendicitis attack on Thursday and may recover without surgery. Dr. and Mrs. Kroger returned Monday from Kentucky. Mrs. Anna Lockhart of Linneus stayed with Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Grice on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Blaine Fleming called on C. L. Grice Tuesday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Catter
Marceline
Roy Smith
Willie Western
Blaine Fleming
Linn Carter
Marie Owens
Albert Elliott
Chillicothe
K. W. Gooch
Guy Davis
Linneus
Joe Creason
D. L. Cady
Ada Tapscott
Davie Kimbrough
Ralph
Jim Havens
Ed Kollasch
Nellie Garrett
Lola Pipes
Jack Kollasch
Kroger
Kentucky
Anna Lockhart
C. J. Grice
C. L. Grice
Walter C. Hotaling for Prosecuting Attorney
Walter C. Hotaling campaigns for Linn County Prosecuting Attorney on the Republican ticket. He cites Missouri University Law School training, Rollins scholarship, Order of the Coif, and leadership as senior class president. He promises to enforce laws and reside in Linneus in coordination with the Sheriff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri University Law School
United States
Linneus High School
Rollins
Order of the Coif
Frank E. Atwood
Missouri Supreme Court
Linn County
Linneus
Fine Angus bulls sold in Missouri and Illinois shows
Leon Kenley and H N Thurp traveled from St Louis to Springfield to buy stock for L M Kenley. In Illinois H N Thurp purchased a fine bull from J Garrett Tolan’s show herd, sired by Kilunmere 32th. The bull traces to Bovinca and Black Cap Bertram, noted as a top Aberdeen Angus sold for 40000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon Kenley
H. N. Thurp
St. Louis
L. M. Kenley
Springfield
Ill
H. N
J. Garrett Tolan
Kilunmere
Mr. Tolan
Bovinca
U. S
Ration Improvements Highlight Cottonseed Meal Advice
The Agricultural Extension Service notes that rations this year can be improved. Silage straw or timothy hay rations gain efficiency with the addition of cottonseed meal, boosting price and feed value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agricultural Extension Service
Cottonseed Meal Cheaper Than Corn for Livestock Feed
Sullivan County farmers are advised that cottonseed meal offers a better return than corn by feeding value. The high protein content helps balance home grown roughage and supports health and vitality in livestock. It is palatable and safe to use in larger amounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sullivan County
Funeral Bsadty Flo Tunnell Attended Yesterday
Nels attended the funeral of Little Bsatty Flo Tunnell yesterday. Harvey Fields Dickinson returned home from Pleasant Hill Illinois due to his father W H Dickinson's death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nels
Little Bsatty Flo Tunnell
Harvey Fields Dickinson
Pleasant Hill, Ill
W. H. Dickinson
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Browning, Missouri
Joe Nickell
Brown- Beg
Kansas
Lee
Edgar Pipes
Sarah Shatto
H. R
Ris
Mollie Ford
Floyd Daniels
Ini Quincy, Tl
Walter C. Hotaling
Purdin Mercantile Company
Purdin, Missouri
NEW Deal
Constitution Nation
Roosevelt
Frankfurter
Cohen
Richburg
Tugwell
Wallace
John W. Davis
Alfred E. Smith
America
Landon
Alf Landon
Astors
Jefferson City
James P. Aylward
Pendergast
Missouri Republican Committee
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