Macomb Community Notices Cite Visits and Family News
Macomb residents report visits and family news across nearby towns. Chris Tyson and family spent Tuesday and Wednesday in Olathe with his parents Nathaniel Tyson and wife. Mrs. J. D. Reynolds of Mansfield visited W. H. Brake's last week. Mrs. L. M. Roy and son Leonard stayed with her daughter Mrs. John Short on Prairie Hollow. Anna and Emma Findley spent the weekend with sister Mrs. Charles Nev els. Charles Nevels and family spent Saturday night and Sunday at Brad Pindley’s and attended church. Arley Findley left for Oklahoma to work. Mrs. Monroe Norcross and daughters from Mansfield visited relatives near Macomb. Mr. and Mrs. S. H. Robertson and children visited sister Mrs. Walter Sours near Norwood. Miss Bessie Short stayed with brother John on Prairie Hollow. Roy Norcross of Mansfield spent time in Macomb area. Thomas Royal visited Mansfield Monday night. Mrs. John Frye and daughters Alva and Ruth were in town returning from a visit in Mansfield. Rain spoiled the Liberty school pie supper so many young folks could not attend. Sunshine dinner at Charles Land’s in honor of Mrs. Land. Miss Aleth Borders spent Sunday near Jasper Taylor’s. Miss Sadie Murrell called on Miss Lorena Mars Saturday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Nevels
Brad Pindley
Arley Findley
Oklahoma
Monroe Norcross
Mansfield
Macomb
H. Robertson
Walter Sours
Norwood
Bessie Short
John
Prairie Hollow
Roy Norcross
Thomas Royal
John Frye
Alva
Ruth
Liberty
Liberty School
Sunshine
Left-Overs and Community Life Highlights at Harges
Recount of weekly religious events led by Rev. W. S. Gas kill and singing by Chas. Amick at Harges Chapel. Notes of a weekend rain, social visits, and gatherings in Seymour area. Mentions of Miss Zella McClellan’s visit home folk, and a Flint Hollow school closing with a large party at Mr. Kelly’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harges Chapel
Chas. Amick
Rembert Rumblings at Pleasant Mill Church Events
The column notes Rev N Findley preaching at Pleasant Mill first Saturday and weekend services. It lists many visits and social calls among residents including Coday, Williams, Hensley, and Young families, plus a rainy spell and local community updates.
Route Number One and Small Town Beefs
Mrs Janes Frye reports her ill son remains sick and has gone to her mother for care. James Frye travels to Iowa as his family plans to join him. Joe Frye moves to James Frye s farm to help while he is away. There will be singing at W Callicott s Tuesday night. Fred Shreeves Claude Smith and Alva Trensley attended a pie supper at Liberty Tuesday. Wes Mrye s work is a success and Mr Dennis s musicale drew a good crowd. Mrs Hery Prye recovers and resumes work after weeks of illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janes Frye
Hin
James Frye
Iowa
Joe Frye
Farina
W. Callicott
Fred Shreeves
Claude Smith
Alva Trensley
Liberty
Bryant Breezes Farmers' Meeting Report
Local farmers gathered for a community meeting discussing dairy and cattle issues. Attendees included Mrs Le A Quibsten and Monae Vyas, with remarks on market timing and livestock care. The session touched on milk pricing, pasture management, and upcoming farm events at Leake, Leiler, and Milby locations.
Norwood Route One My and the Shinces Visit
A garbled local note reports Deon, Marche, Monethe Shinces visiting Sunday. A singing at Ashley Sunday night drew a small crowd. Glen Maberly and Flaya Boteher stayed with Pred Frye Saturday. Maude Shores and Ruth Daleieen won medals in the sparing test. Mrs John Frye returned from Musfield relatives and a wood fire report. Herbert Sheron and Miss Matie Short attended the singing. Short family news of a baby. Bessie Short visiting at present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Frye Canelene
Musfield
Herbert Sheron
Miss Matie Short
Loin Short
Hay Bessie Short
Thidin
Preset
The New Store Neat Moar te Tank ot Manesfield Che Wo Rhee
A fragmented notice from a historic page reflects garbled text about a new store, tank references, and financial notes. It mentions past dates, names, and a poet, but the legibility is limited. The readable parts suggest a period advertisement or editorial fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manesfield
Eat Anything Anytime Remedy Adverts in New York
An 19th century style advertisement promises quick relief from lassitude drowsiness and headaches by removing indigestion causes. It claims to clear the blood eradicate a noted ailment and restore vigor with a tonic priced at 50 cents per bottle. Available from Lyman Brown 68 Murray Street New York City or druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aric Avid
Lyman Brown
Murray St
New York City
Route Number Three Mionehing at the New Hope Baptist
Local notes record births, visits, and social calls across the community. Frequent names include Rev. Pb 1 Mimgens, Mrs DOS, Darrell, Mrs. Orin Newton, Miss Alice Matlock, J. J. Bender, George Blankenship, Uncle Dan Kelly, Daniel Arentlinger, Herman Kineshund, Fred Justos, Silas Moon, Jasper Newton, Morena Woods en, and Casey Jones among others. Events cover birthdays, Sunday services, and various visits and dinners through a span of days from Tuesday to Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Hope Baptist
Dba. Uy
Mimgens
Paster
Dan Kelly
Austin Devgan
JM. Newton
Antrim Notes From A Truncated Local Page
Antrim news item notes mud and a busy social week with visits to Arthur Kelly’s and Jake Lowe’s, a sick horse, a birthday dinner for Mrs. Chas Land, Teckiman teaching at Antrim district school, singing at Minnus Chapel, and various local visits and gatherings during the week ending the 42nd.
Wild Goose Items and Sunday Visits Pattern
Rainy spell prompted community updates of weekend visits across Wild Goose. Glenn family attended a surprise dinner. Henry Uraveal and wife visited Deb Pray and family. Gus Pitchford and wife visited Clarence Butt and wife. Various locals including Elsie Matlock, Girlie Newton, J Bender, Lela Pitchford, Miss Verba Holiman, Miss Mabel Holliman, Mrs Win Marrs, Roscoe Teimbleson, George Blankenship, and others were noted visiting relatives or calling on neighbors over the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wooa Glenn
Chas, Loand
Henry Uraveal
Deb
Win Marrs
Roscoe Teimbleson
George Blankenship
Frank Holiman
J. D. Kelly
Miss Lille
Heere Kelly
Alice Mattels
J. 2 Bender
Route Two Adorable Rainy Weather Report
Mrs BR OW Starne slipped and fell last week after starting after a bucket of water injuring only bruises and scratches. Mro and Mrs Robert Morris welcomed a new baby girl weighing seven pounds. James Brewer and son Hilary visited George Brewer on Sunday. Mrs Win Angles improving in health. Mrs M A Barlow has been undergoing dental work this past week. Prairie Hallow singers attended a well filled Sunday service. Dennis visited Albert Brentlinger at J Peabody’s after supper. Esther Starne visited Misses Sarah and Lola Gastill Sunday night. Friends of Mr and Mrs G W Brewer hosted dinner and spent Sunday with them. Attendees included Mr and Mrs J A Riley and children, Mr and Mrs Amos Roy and baby Rexal, Mr and Mrs Paul Williams, James Brewer and son, George Crain and wife and children. joy riding occurred Sunday afternoon. Zelin and Alva Letsinger visited Lewis Letzenheizer Sunday. Mr and Mrs B F F Stone dined with Mr and Mrs KE A Silk Sunday. J W Brentlinger’s enjoyed a pleasant evening at Wm Angles’ Sunday after supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Brewer
J. A Riley
Amos Roy
Rexal
Paul Williams
James Brewer
George Crain
Zelin
Alva Letsinger
Lewis Letzenheizer
B. FF. Stone
KE. A. Silk
J. W. Brentlinger
Wm. Angles
Highest point in Missouri Cedar Gap at 175 feet
The highest point in Missouri is Cedar Gap with an elevation of 175 feet, per Missouri Bureau of Mines and United States Geological Survey. Springfield ladder note urges compassion toward others. Editor
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Cedar Gap
Missouri Bureau of Mines
United States Geological Survey
Springfield
Also Mentioned on This Page
FORD
W. G. Reynolds
Wright County
Chris Tyson
Olathe
Nathaniel Tyson
Claud Dickson
J. D. Reynolds
W. H. Brake
Chas. Land's
Mrs. Land
Aleth Borders
Jasper Taylor's
Sadie Murrell
Lorena Mars
Harges
W. S. Gaskill
Walters
Seymour
George Blevins and
Sam
George Mackey
Howard
Carl
Scott Mackey
Lela Pitelford
Leonard Murrell
L. J. Rushing
Flint Hollow
Zella McClellan
Rembert
Pleasant Mill
N. Findley
Hose Young
Flida Coday
Mhurstiay Aternoon
Prank Oay
Jess Young
Dotlie Hensley
Astate
Arthur Kelly
Bulla Coday
Arch Young
Pred Tensley
Michw Coday
Jess Hauke
Edin Cudlay
L. W. Hensley
Charley
Manes
Cora Williams
Wiha Coday
Verbie Scott
Frank Coday
J. K. Hake
Sam Young
Ora Fullington
Bob Kelly
John Kilford
Elihu Coday
Young People’s Aid Society
Pleasant Hill
E. B. Coday
Lpring
Brown
Wes Mrye
Mr. Dennis
Hery Prye
Bryant
KB Leiler
Indiana
Mrs. le A. Quibsten
al Seckatia
Visitiel
Miss Monae Vyas
Bitistheld
Teal
Louve Mier
Bougelin
Leone
Moar Witte
Awe Pyilag
Kul, Nedite
Mae Prye
Pier Pecmeidl
H. M. Norcross
Frisco
California
San Diego
A. Hilton
St. Louis
Manns
Csicns
manTs &c
Man & Ca
Scientific American
York Munn & Co
New York
Fifas
Bor Te Bred Distis
Amd
Mondiy
Behndiaey 1. Vn
A Dumphter
Wea
Millory
Wath
Pressdiuy
MS Newton
Mike Dranstetter
John Dixon
Odin
Alice Matlock
J. J. Bender
Wits
Fred Justus
Girlie Newton
Ho Ot
Mat. Loele’s
Herman
Means
Loven Lund
Sonk Hedrick
Samweday
Cort Jostes
Daniel Hientsinger
Jasper Newton
Morena Wodsen
Wichita, Kansas
Dadson
Newtar Casey Jones
Antrim
Jane
J Cartey
Chas
Land
Hall Teekiman
W. A. Glenn
Jackson Stogsdill
M.C. McClellan
S. GW
Dudley
Willie Beelkman
J. N. Hall
Stella Glenn
Deckman
Teckman
Tiasue Goss
Minnus Chapel
McClellan
Topsy
Gus Pitchford
Clarence Butt
Lyle Wells
Gussie Rushing
Elsie Matlock
J. Bender
M. A. Blankenship
Lela Pitchford
Bob Lrageal
Misses Verba
Mabel Holliman
Wim. Walters
Jessie
Pred Justus
Floyd Howard
Jake Howard
Johnny and
Cleo Kelly
Seven Land
Henry Zoek
Andk
Renkaul
BR. OW. Starne
Mro
Robert Morris
Son
Hilary
George Brewer
Win Angles
M.A. Barlow
Prairie Hallow
Dennis
Albert Brentlinger
J. Peabody
Tom Dethridge
Robi Morris
Esther Starne
Sarah
Lola Gas
Watour
Lowk Batet
Campbell
J. L. Long & Sons
Loingest
niVvaningies
Long & Sons
J. L. Long
Springfield, Mo
Kaiten Il
Springfield Massinei Republican
Mis
Fred L. Malloch
Ste Ais
College St
Corner College and
Market Sts
Moq
Diemer
St. Lois St
Joseph
Jewelry Company
South Street & Square
Glasgow
St. Louis St
Springfield, Missouri
Wuckiser
South Street
Ciemee Chane Springfield
Metropolitan Cafe
Cramer Bros
Hultseh Publishing Co
Advy
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!