Worland News Roundup and Local Life Notes
Worland items report Crag Crag’s ankle injury from a clod at the railroad works near Amo ret, treated by Dr. Rhodes in Foster. Merrit Jordan works for Ray Hinder lighter. Ada Summers returns from Pleasan ton. Willard Bush quits. crowds attend a Wednesday dance and a Prank Crowel event. Florence Summers visits from Amoret. Orion Kinney suffers a rock fall injury at a coal mine. Reetis Bush acquires a hound. Worland crowd notes a sad Merwin wreck report. Several social calls, visits, and homecomings populate the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crag
Amoret
Dr. Rhodes
Foster
Merrit Jordan
Ray Hinder
Ada Summers
Pleasanton
Willard Bush
Worland
Willard
Pearl Bush
Roy Queen
Reetis Bush
Florence Summers
Orion Kinney
Blanche Miller
Merwin
Claude Ellis
Elridge Bendure
Butler
Prank Crowel
Jolley
Grave Kay
Miss Minnie
Myrtle Cowel
Dave Foster
Ovallah Kan
Harry Dunkerly
Kansas City
Everett Lovell
Stotesberry
Kansas
Wirt Franklin
North New Home Social Notes and Local Visits
Miss Jennie Linendell helped Mrs. Bob Sproul put up cherries last week. Mrs. Simmons visiting daughter in Osceola Mo. Miss Lela Smuth stayed with Miss Thelma Richmond. Lon Smith and Walter at Kelly home. Marianas des Cygnes riverbank full. Henry Ehart visited Linendoll family. June 4. Sid enjoys dish washing. Lola Calvert hosted informal party for Misses Crocket. attendees listed. John Ahlfred with brother Fred. George and Mrs Frank fished on river. Goose eggs mentioned. Mrs. Bob Pickett and two children from Colorado visited G. M. McKissick. Nell and Verna visited McCormacks. Anthia and Mabel Crocket visited with Ethel Boyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Linendell
Bob Sproul
Simmons
Zeiler
Osceola
Lela Smuth
Thelma Richmond
Lon Smith
Walter
Ke Kelly
Marianas Des Cygnes
Henry Ehart
Mr. Linendoll
G. M. McKissick
Nell
Verna
Jess McCormack
Anthia
Mabel Crocket
Ethel Boyer
East Lone Oak Community News Notes and Local Events
Rain improved conditions for local farmers after a wet weekend. Butler will not celebrate the Fourth. Peru is expected to host events. Teachers and scholars from Peru Sunday School passed a training exam with scores above 40. Names listed include Mrs Visa Gough, Mrs Visa Eckles, Mrs Lingie McGinnis, Miss Kate Requa, and Ernest Gough. Mrs M B R Lyle moved to Colorado to join her husband. Fay Blankenbaker and Fern Harper visit Rich Hill. John Laceoarce of near Eldorado Springs visited his daughter Mrs F L Blakenbaker. Liver Latham bought a new auto seat bogey and attended a band concert in Butler. Claude Wood bought a Deering binder. E E Eckles has a new hand named Sidney Banker. Wheat was cut last year. threshing machines were behind schedule and cutting will take a week or two. Mr and Mrs Grover McCoy spent the weekend in Rich Hill with M S Jenkins. PUSSY WILLOW.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peru
Visa Gough
Visa Eckles
Lingie McGinnis
Kate Requa
Ernest Gough
Fay Blankenbaker
Fern Harper
J. P. Isley
Rich Hill
John Laceoarce
E Dorado Springs
FL. Blakenbaker
Liver Latham
Butler
Claude Wood
E. E. Eckles
Sidney Banker
Amoret Newsround Across Local Happenings
Miss Stella Nichols visited her sister Mrs Richard Goode in Amsterdam last week. Saturday was busy for Amoret merchants. The old cyclone cellar trend returns after three near misses in a month. Mrs George W Reed and baby were killed at Merwin Saturday. Mr Reed’s family moved away last spring. A. J. Meintz and daughter Margaret and H. K. Dykman with two children visited. Bernice Bohlken family and Frank Bohlken with son Walter were guests at Fred Meintz home. Several Meintz and Dykman relatives visited John Dykman Sunday. Mulberry Hayseed Band practicing overtime for Independence Day celebration. Edgar Smiser of Amsterdam visited his parents over the weekend. J. H. Leiner visited Ecke Taute. Harry Crum joins Times readers list. J C Sageser visited Clark Taylor’s across the border. RAMBLER.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stella Nichols
Richard Goode
Amsterdam
Amoret
George W. Reed
Baby
Merwin
Mr. Reed
A. J. Meintz
Margaret
Edgar Smiser
T.H. Smiser
J. H. Leiner
Ecke Taute
Harry Crum
Homer Township
Times
Tornadoes Hit Creighton and Appleton City Damage Report
In and Around Maysburg residents note a Saturday night tornado through Creighton causing extensive damage to houses barns and orchards. Several families were injured and one woman Mrs Charley Parker was killed. A second storm near two o clock struck Appleton City with unknown damage. Nearby residents visited Camp Branch area over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Creighton
Mat Dales
Charley Grosshart
Tommie Randle
Mr. McIneer
Mr. Heddin
Will Staley
Charley Parker
Appleton City
Neighborhood notes on storm wrecks and visitors
A neighbor column describes locals visiting wreck sites from Saturday night storm. Edwin Richards and Miss Grace Kinney visited Mr White’s home. Mrs Godwin improving. Henry Strobble and wife welcomed a baby girl born Thursday the 13th. Several others visited neighbors Sunday including Moniia Simpson, Cordie Simpson, Claude Clark, Joe Ingrahm, Focht and R. K. Godwin. Tom Cannon and Mr. Farmer went to Creighton to see tornado aftermath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Richards
Tan White
Grace Kinney
Mr. White
Godwin
Henry Strobble
Moniia Simpson
Mr. Snow
Cordie Simpson
Lew Ewing
Claude
Charley
Mrs. Clark
Joe Ingrahm
Mr. Brown
Mr. Focht
R. K. Godwin
Mr. Farmer
Tom Cannon
Creighton
West Star Items Highlight Storm Toll and Local Visits
A severe storm swept Bates county Saturday night with many deaths reported. Rain persisted into Sunday night. Archie Thomas delivered a large hog shipment to market last week. Eulalia Daniels plans a Texas visit starting Friday after returning from Ft. Scott. Rev. Blough and family visited relatives and preached. church attendance was high despite rain. Several neighbors discuss silos to be built and local illnesses noted, with families visiting relatives and caring for the sick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bates County
Archie Thomas
Arrested for attempted assault on Miss Benefield
John Christ known as the Big Swede was arrested Saturday night after attempting to assault Miss Adaline Benefield, 45, at her home. She screamed. neighbors helped, and Christ was overpowered. He waived preliminary hearing, bound over to circuit court on $2000 bond, which he could not furnish and was jailed in Butler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Christ
Adaline Benefield
Marshal Alf Benefield
Marshal Benefield
Adeline
Christ
Butler
Relief fund under way for storm victims in city
A relief fund is being subscribed in the city after an appeal to the Commercial Club for aid. Contributions to A. H. Culver Secretary of the Club include 125.00 from various donors. In Adrian, a separate relief fund has 215.00 subscribed with two wagon loads of clothing and provisions donated. The Wednesday Coterie is collecting for storm sufferers with cash at the Mo State Bank and clothing or provisions to Mrs. T. Day before Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. Culver
Wess Walton
Alce Nee
Welton
Aikeraa
Peoples Bank
Donbugh Os Wipes
Emco’myaweaiereren
Farmers Bank
Walker McKibben
Adrian
Weednesday
Mo. State Bank
Banking veteran W S James takes cashier post at Decker Bank
W S James formerly cashier of the Farmers Bank of Foster has bought an interest and accepted the cashiership of the Decker Banking Co at Archie Missouri. He is well regarded in southwest Missouri for banking expertise and recently left the Farmers Bank of Walnut to enter real estate in Gallatin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. S. James
Farmers’ Bank of
Foster
Decker Banking Co
Archie, Mo
James
Missouri
Mr. James
Walnut
Gallatin
Passaic News Storm Talk and Local Notes
J B Lotspeich lost a sick cow on Thursday. Mrs George McCarthy visited Mrs Stairs Wednesday. Miss Vesta brought Mrs W M Rice and Leslie home for the day. Campbell family visited Judge Campbell at Pleasant Gap Friday to Monday. Storms described as frequent and destructive. Sunday School at 10 am and preaching at 11 by Rev C C Higbee. No services at night. Some residents went to Adrian to follow the storm path. George Kersey and wife lost their infant. burial Tuesday afternoon. Mrs Lersey in critical condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Lotspeich
George McCarthy
Stairs
Vesta
W. M. Rice
Leslie
Charles Campbell
Judge Campbell
Pleasant Gap
C. C
Ice Cream Supper At Pleasant Gap Baptist Church
An ice cream supper is planned at Pleasant Gap Baptist Church to raise funds for the church. All are invited to attend honoring J. H. Kipf as committee member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant Gap Baptist Church
J. H. Kipf. Com
Bryan not seeking nomination says Missouri Democrat
Congressman J. T. Lloyd of Missouri, chairman of the Democratic committee, asserts in Washington on June 16 that William J. Bryan is not pursuing the nomination for himself and is coming to the Baltimore convention with no such motive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
William J. Bryan
J. T. Lloyd
Missouri
Democratic Committee
Bryan
Baltimore
Rescue the Backache With Deans Kidney Pills
Mrs J Hall of Butler Missouri praised Deans Kidney Pills from Clay's Drug Store for back ache kidney pains and weakness. The testimonial notes prompt relief and urges readers to seek the remedy sold by Foster Milburn Co Buffalo New York as the United States sale agent. 35-21
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler
J. Hall
Dakota St
Dean
Clay
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo New York
United States
Bevington Suit Over Alimony and Settlement Claim
Attorney W F Stafford sues Mr and Mrs Squire S Bevington for 26169 in circuit court. Petition claims alimony received and bond posted as alimony. Stafford alleges Bevington paid 100000 in settlement. Bevington described as wealthy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Stafford
Squire S. G. Bevington
Stafford
Bevington
Ngton
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North New Home
East Lone Oak
Mrs. Grover McCoy
Mrs. McCoy
M. S. Jenkins
Pussy Willow
J. C. Sageser
Clark Taylor's
Across the Border Line
Rambler
Maysburg
Mrs. Levi Coney
Son
Richard
West Star
Eulalia Daniels
Ft. Scott
Texas
Beulah Drummond
G. W. Daniels
L. G. Thomas
Benford
Mrs. Beckham
Daniels
Mr. Blough
Mabel Blough
Smith Girls
Searfus Girls
Mr. Ehart
Lute Thomas
Sally
Big
W.S. James
Archie
Passaic
George Kersey
Lersey
Lloyd
Deering Binders
Deering
Gench Brothers
J. E.williams
Enterprise
Deacons South Side
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