Walnut Grove community notes and local social updates
Walnut Grove items record visits and family events from late October with many residents listed. Mrs. Glen Swearengen, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Morris, the Mt. Zion club dinner, and arrivals from Milan and Green City appear among community notes. Several health, schooling, and moving tidbits plus a corn hog meeting highlight the week’s local activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walnut Grove
Glen Swearengen
Zai
John Tucker
Ralph Morris
Sama
Purdin
John
Mt. Zion
Local Social Notes From Brookfield Area Visitations
Andrew Cassity and wife visited his sister Mrs Gail Cordray and family over the weekend. Charley Thudhum shopped in Brookfield Saturday and was accompanied home by daughter Vida Wampler. A E Dodge and wife visited Wrerry Baker's Sunday. Quintin Clubine wife and baby spent Sunday with Ben Thudiums. W L Rulon and family visited their son Hadley and wife Smeding. Roy Maxwell and wife spent two or three days in Brookfield helping Mrs Clay Spencer plaster her house. W J Burkholder wife and son Roy spent Sunday at Tony Yaul home. Orville Thudium and family visited his parents. Jno Vincent purchased the Enggett Flint farm and moved his family there. Garner store is vacant. Geo Bray visiting his nephew Andrew Cassity. Mrs Susie Harte helped Mrs E E Thuchum a few days. Dorothy Riedle visited Bernice Peavier Sunday. p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Cassity
Gail Cordray
Charley Thudhum
Brookfield
Vida Wampler
A. E. Dodge
Wrerry Baker’s
Quintin Clubine
Ben Thudi
Ums
W. L. Rulon
wWheir
Hadley
Smeding
Roy Maxwell
Geo. Bray
Susie Harte
E.E. Thuchum
Dorothy Riedle
Bernice Peavier
Local Notes Reach Across Families and Towns
Reger Items show Mrs Cleo Collins visiting relatives in Arkansas. George McHargue moved from Chillicothe to Reger and stays with Dan White’s family. Mrs C F McReynolds and Leila Davis spent time with G F Davis’s parents. Clan Yardley and Knox City visitors joined Genevea Hoselton in Trenton. Charley Collins and Milan relatives visited Sunday. Grant Hamilton and Jim West from Bear Humphreys stopped by on Monday for business. Revival at M church progresses under Rev Huff of Milan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleo Collins
Arkansas
George McHargue
Knox ‘City
Genevea Hoselenton
Trenton
Charley Collins c
Milan
Grant Hamilton
Jim West
Bear Humphreys
M . Church
Huff
Shafter Social Roundup Sees Visits and Our Club Event
Shafter residents recount visits at the Hoovers and Molloys. The True Blue Club hosted a masked wine roast on the school yard with many attendees. Families like the Hammocks Goochs and Molloys were pictured in Sunday and weekday gatherings.
Shelby Weather and Social Notes Pass Along
The Shelby column reports warmer weather after a fine rain and multiple social visits. Local residents including Mrs. Herby Wilson and Mrs. J. M. Logan are mentioned with Friday and Sunday calls. Bobcats or Bucklin visitors joined Shelby in basketball, while the boys remain undefeated this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herby Wilson
J. M. Logan
L. T. Finney
Ben McGhee
Leon Smith
St. Louis
Tracie Christian
Will Welch
Shelby Boys
Nebraska
Mr. Lawrence
Ted Asher
Iowa
W. J. Bailey
Frank Bauer
Bucklin
Shelby
Charles Wilson
J. M. Boyles
Mary Boyles
Uncle Frank Bauer
Local Social Notes From Purdin Area
Alex Penhale and his wife spent Sunday with his brother Val Penhale and his wife. Mrs Walter Patterson was a weekend guest of Mrs Olive Garrett in Purdin. Merlin Schrock traveled to Kansas City on Friday to visit his sister Hermia. Mrs Mary Fuss of Oklahoma City visiting relatives in Purdin went to Trenton for the weekend and will return home this week. Mrs Lola Hutchinson Kale returned to Nevada at the start of the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex Penhale
Val Penhale
Walter Patterson
Olive Garrett
Purdin
Merlin Schrock
Kansas City
Hermia
Mary Fuss
Oklahoma City
Trenton
Local visitors return home as Linn county week ends
Mr and Mrs Clarence Pierce of Arkansas who have been visiting in Linn county the past ten days returned home the last of the week. Mrs Bessie Fishback visited the home of Mr and Mrs Fred Cassity over the week end. Mr and Mrs Raymond Bagley visited with Mr and Mrs Alva Bagley Sunday. Farnest Pearson wife and daughter Imoline visited with her sister Mrs Effie Pulliam Sunday. Mrs Vesta Cavance who has been visiting relatives in Purdin and vicinity went to Milan Mon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche Molloy
Linneus
J. D. Molloy
Veda Irene
James Hammock
Mary Joyce
Jackie Molloy
Mrs. Molloy
Joe Creason
Raymond Gooch
Marceline
Raymond
Clarence Pierce
Arkansas
Linn County
Bessie Fishback
Fred Cassity
Raymond Bagley
Alva Bagley
Farnest Pearson
Imoline
Effie Pulliam
Vesta Cavance
Purdin
Milan
Administrator's Notice for the Sarah A. Brown Estate
Let ters of administration upon the estate of Sarah A. Brown Sr. have been granted by Linn County Missouri Probate Court hearing date October 21 1935. All persons with claims must exhibit them within six months for allowance or be barred. if not exhibited within one year from grant date, they are forever barred. Attest J E Brown Administrator Arthur L Pratt Judge of Probate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah A. Brown
Linn County
Missouri
J. E. Brown
Arthur L. Pratt
Notice of Final Settlement for Rebecca Prather Estate
Creditors and interested parties are notified that H J Woolf administrator de bonis non with the will annexed will make a final settlement at the next term of the Probate Court of Linn County Missouri to be held at Linneus on November 11 1935.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebecca Prather
I. H. J. Woolf
de Bonis Non
Linn County
Missouri
Linneus
H. J. Woolf
Administratrix Plans Final Settlement for Ida A Hooker Estate
Violette Hooker, administratrix of the estate of Ida A Hooker deceased, intends to make final settlement at the next Linn County Probate Court term in Linneus Missouri on November 11 1935. This notice is dated October 10 1935.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida A. Hooker
Violette Hooker
Linn
Missouri
Linneus
Testing Cattle For Bangs Disease In Linn County
State Veterinarian Dr Maize arrived this week to test cattle for Bangs disease also called contagious abortion. About 75 farmers filed applications at the County Agent office and others are urged to submit at once.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maize
Linn County
Printing Ad Lists Live and Let Live Prices
A newspaper ad announces living price points with a bold claim of live and let live pricing. The brief copy highlights affordability and a relaxed shopping ethos. No specific products or dates are given.
Early laying increases poultry income says Missouri expert
H L Kempster of the Missouri College of Agriculture states early fall and winter egg production boosts income. Studies show Leghorn pullets laying before November 15 yield about 50 percent more egg income from November 1 to October 31 than those starting after January 1, with November 1 as ideal for annual production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. L. Kempster
Poultry Department
The
Missouri College Agriculture
Early laying in pullets boosts egg income and profits
Studies show White Leghorn pullets lay by November, not after, and early production yields higher profits. Heavier breeds likewise produce more egg income if pullets begin before November 1, prompting management to start laying earlier for better returns.
Soft corn feed tips from Missouri College expert
L A Weaver of the Missouri College of Agriculture explains how feeding soft or immature corn differs this winter due to reduced corn acreage and a crop not fully mature. He notes soft corn can equal mature corn in dry matter, advises early feeding for maximum returns, and suggests management for cattle and hogs while warning against feeding moldy corn to horses or young sheep. The Kerr Glass Co demonstrations accompanied by Emergency County Agent Rolla A Baugher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. A. Weaver
Missouri College of Agriculture
Kerr Glass Co
Rolla A. Baugher
Agricultural Extension Service
Canning Demonstrations Draw Rural Women Groups
A series of home canning demonstrations for rural women was held Monday and Tuesday. Miss Margaret Murphy of Kerr Glass Co showcased meat canning methods under the Agricultural Extension Service. Participants met at homes near Boynton Green City Humphreys and south of Humphreys with club members and hosts sharing praise for the lessons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Murphy
Kerr Glass Co
Agricultural Extension Service
College of Agriculture
Albert Hennen
Boynton
Green City
Wayne Elam
Double U
Emery Miller
Humphreys
Pearl McKay
Blanch Deeds
Alta Watkins
Thanksgiving turkey prices may drop as production rises
Frank Priebe warns poultry raisers that spring chicken prices may rival turkeys this year due to a surge in turkey production from pen feeding. He explains larger birds will weigh 18 pounds or more, yet consumer demand declines as family sizes shrink and apartments limit roasting needs. Ongoing storage shortages also affect prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Priebe
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Browning
Leo Dunlap
Winnie-Christy
Déiinn
Chas. Scott
H. L. Right
Jamnice Pipes
Mary Spencer
Morris
Herbert Robinson
Molly Pipes
Earl Dunlap
Charley Pipes
Ida Tunnell
Willie Rogers
Dan White
Chillicothe
Josie Fields
Mable Zeigler
Ilinois
Roy Taylor
Old Fields
Tom Morris
Walter Hoover
Vernon Phillips
Kenneth Gooch
Elmer Hammock
Bob Shifflett
Marilyn
Edgar Morris
Ida Thompson
Logan Meneely
Little Son
Bryan Molloy
True Blue Club
Shafter School
Ell
Henderson Produce CO
Browning Farm
Tim Lake Products, Incorporated
Des Moines, Ia
Dickinson
Peterson
Goodyear
Pergong
Mgeguri
Peterson Bros. Garage
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