Sullivan County Sets Corn Hog Program Referendum Dates
The county schedules community meetings September 26 to October 6 to vote on the 1935 corn hog program and its continuance. Each member of the Sullivan County Corn Hog Control Association may vote by ballot, with officials counting and certifying results. Emergency agent Rolla A. Baugher will answer questions and provide program details at each meeting.
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Sullivan County
Sullivan County Corn-Hog Control Association
Rolla A. Baugher
United States
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
New Corn Hog Ruling From Washington Desk
The Corn-Hog Section in Washington DC informs Emergency County Agent office that drought county contract signers may plant fifteen acres of wheat for feed when not limited by a wheat contract. Eligible only if no wheat base or base under fifteen acres. Total wheat for sale plus base under this rule must not exceed fifteen acres.
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Washington, D. C
Legion Post 274 to Install Officers at Electric Theatre
Members of American Legion Post No. 274 are urged to attend the official installation of post officers by National Committeeman Hal S. Beardsley. World War veterans invited. Meeting at 7 30 p m with other business and a welcome for Hal Beardsley.
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American L. Post No. 274
Hal S. Beardsley
Hal
Home Workers Club Organized At Blanch Murrells
A new club named Home Workers was organized Tuesday afternoon September 18 at Blanch Murrells with Miss Bertha Banning assisting the Bitter Sweet club. Officers elected include Alma Cotter president Reba Belcher vice president Lillian Bennett secretary Hazel Johns reporter Nancy Bennett game and song leader Blanch Murrell development leader. Members enrolled include Bessie Riddle Tressie Tate Cordia Cotter Millie Belcher Madie Stone Alice Bennett Pearl Mundell Annie Norvell Etta Hooker Goldia Belcher Wennie Goins. Visitors from Bitter Sweet noted. Next meeting scheduled with Millie Belcher.
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Blanch Murrell’s
Bertha Banning
Bitter Sweet Club
Alma Cotter
Reba Belcher
Lillian Bennett
Hazel Johns
Nancy Bennett
Blanch Murrell
Bessie Riddle
Tressie Tate
Cordia Cotter
Millie Belcher
Madie Stone
Alice Bennett
Pearl Mundell
Annie Norvell
Etta Hooker
Goldia Belcher
Wennie Goins
Bertha Gooch
Ethel Gooch
Elizabeth Ward
Bessie Bowyer
Ethel Kimbrough
Glayds Sparks
Roberta Gooch
Etta Wilhite
Cc. R
Accidental shooting silences girl in Missouri community
A jury ruled Mildred Carpenter Bradshaw died instantly when a shotgun discharged as her mother moved it from a bedroom. The 12 year old pupil at Smith school suffered a neck wound but survived briefly before dying en route to town. The Bradshaws and neighbors express deep sorrow and seek support.
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Mildred Carpenter Bradshaw
Smith School
Becker
Sullivan County
Merrill Montgomery
Hummel Undertaking
H. L. Adams
Adramn Glaze
Corey McQuown
Jay Garrett
Edgar Shepherd
Joe Nickell
Witnesess L. W. Hummel
Kroeger
Purdin
Estel Riddle
May Bradshaw
Ernest Bradshaw
Mr. Bradshaw
Mrs. Bradshaw
Worley Motor Company
Hummel
Young Bradshaw Girl Dies at Twelve
Mildred Lorene Bradshaw born January 4 1922 near La Plata Missouri died September 22 1934 near Browning at age 12 funeral held September 24 at 2 30 PM at M E Church South conducted by Rev C R Luton in Jenkins cemetery pallbearers were local Legion Post members and she is survived by parents Earnest and and Mrs Bradshaw and grandparents Mr and Mrs L O Carpenter.
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Mildred Lorene Bradshaw
Macon County
la Plata
Browning
Methodist Church
Linneus
Earnest Bradshaw
L. O. Carpenter
M. E. Church
South
C. R. Luton
Jas. R. Williams
R.M. Calhoun
Lorene Whaley
Lorraine Glaze
R. A. Glaze
J. B. Carter
E. M. Palmer
A. D. Peterson
Card of Thanks for Kindness After Bereavement
We express appreciation to friends and neighbors for kindness, help, and sympathy during our sudden bereavement. Signed by Father and Mother I E Bradshaw and Grandparents L O Carpenter and families.
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I. E. Bradshaw
L. O. Carpenter
Surprise 40th Wedding Anniversary for Cotters
Relatives and friends honored Mr. and Mrs. S S Cotter with a surprise fortieth anniversary celebration on a September Sunday. A cafeteria dinner, photo sessions, and singing followed a day of socializing with numerous neighbors and family members in attendance.
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S. S. Cotter
Cotter
Vernon Moore
Lee Moore
Milton Moore
Mendon
George Parsley
Lou Cotter
Eldon DeBord
Mark Storms
Brookfield
Kenneth Cotter
Chillicothe
Joe Johnson
Bart Lambert
Myra Lay
Camora Abolett
Ed Lambert
Infant Bowyer Dies In 1934 Funeral At Mt Olive
Donald Ray Bowyer aged 1 year 2 months 4 days died September 18 1934. Twin brother Ronald Fay survives with parents Fay and Mary Bowyer, four grandparents six great grandparents and many relatives. Funeral Wednesday at Mt Olive conducted by Rev Smith with burial amid flowers. Poignant verses close the notice.
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Donald Ray
Fay
Mary Longwell Bowyer
Ronald Fay
Twila May
Bowyer Family Expresses Gratitude for Support
The Bowyer family thanks all who aided during the illness death and burial of their dear babe Donald Ray. Fay and Mary Bowyer and son Ronald Fay join Mr and Mrs Lloyd E Bowyer and family and Mr and Mrs John Longwell and family in expressing appreciation.
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Donald Ray
Fay
Mary Bowyer
Ronald Fay
Lloyd E. Bowyer
John Longwell
Hoover Cemetery Annual Meeting Sets October Date
All persons interested in Hoover Cemetery are urged to attend the annual meeting on Wednesday October 3 at two oclock. Officers will be elected for the ensuing year. Some monuments need attention a few weeds and sprouts need cutting. Bring tools to help with upkeep. Contributions may be sent to Elizabeth Lantz Treasurer by order of Committee Ray Johnson R A Thurlo H C Bailey.
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Elizabeth Lantz
Ray Johnson
R. A. Thurlo
H. C. Bailey
Stitch and Chatter Club Meeting Notes Highlight
The Stitch and Chatter Club met with Janie Elliott in September to discuss upcoming projects and craft activities. Members shared patterns, planned a fall workshop, and outlined volunteer roles for the community outreach event.
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Stitch and Chatter Club
Janie Elliott
We Have Plenty of Corn
Local notice states ample corn supply for sale with emphasis on availability at Ames market. Reading unclear text references a seller or location but confirms quantity. Further details are not readable.
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Fred Smith
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Steele
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