Birthday Dinner Honors Helen Oetting on 11th Birthday
A birthday dinner was held June 19 at the home of Mr and Mrs August Oetting honoring their daughter Helen Oetting on her 11th birthday. Relatives and friends attended including Gus and Mrs Oetting Lewis Vetting Henry Oetting and Augusta Henry Oetting Jr and wife Huston Van Hooser and wife Gis and Anna Gutschke Martha Dora Amelia Misse Erna Elizabeth Gertrude Agnes Oetting Gus Ogear Paul Ernest and John Oetting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
August Oetting
Helen Oetting
Gus Oetting
Lewis
Henry Oetting
Augusta
My. Henry Oetting Jr
Huston van Hooser
Gis
Anna Gutschke
Martha
Dora Oetting
Amelia
Misse
Erna
Helen
Elizabeth
Gertrude Oetting
Agnes Oetting
Gus
Ogear
Paul
Ernest
John Qectis
Wayside Gleanings Weather Notes and Local Visits
Very warm weather returns as farmers plow corn and cut wheat. June 12 marks the year’s longest day. Macomb Baptist Sunday School progresses with Rev. G Chadwell preaching after services. Mrs. W Gobbie visits son Wallace Gobble in Springfield. Wallace is sick. D R Snyder spent a day in Mansfield. Mr and Mrs W R Greenwood visit Reuben Williams. Lela Gates remains with her parents Mr Findley. Shelas returns from Oklahoma trip. J E Greenwood in Macomb. Green Wood and Lolella Christy guests of Reuben Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mro
W. O. Green Wood
Lolella Christy
Reuben Williams
J. E. Greenwood
Macomb
Lela Gates
Mr. Findley
S. Shelas
Okla
Weather, farming activity and local visits fill rural week
Hot weather keeps farmers busy plowing and preparing for oats and hay harvest. Rev. Evans preached at Flat Rock Saturday and Sunday. Rev. GON Bindley visited his daughter Mrs. Oscar Moody Thursday night. Mrs. J. C. Uotortf visits children in Kansas City and northern Missouri. Miss Ethel Mindley stayed with her uncle A. J. Miller from Monday to Sunday. Walter Vanccoy Harding weighing 11 pounds arrived at Peter Hrazeal's home on June 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gon. Bindley
Oscar Moody
For Sale or Trade Wooded Land Offer
Unclear ad fragment seeks sale or trade of unimproved woodland with contact options. Phone 460 40 or mail Sarah EK Parmer Mansfield Mu Box 107 for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah EK
Parmer
Mansfield
Ava Bank Loot Found On Farm
A sack with much of the stolen bank loot from the Peoples Pink of Ava Me was found in a rye field north of Seymour. The cache contained valuable papers and notes. The next day suspects were seen in Seymour by car. Rewards totaling $1000 were offered for the arrest and conviction of the bandits.
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Ava
Seymour
Springfield
Notice of Stockholders Meeting for Ryan Banking Co
Notice is given of the regular annual stockholders meeting of Ryan Banking Co of Norwood Missouri to be held at the bank in Norwood on Tuesday July 5th at 1 o clock p m for three hours. The meeting will elect five directors for the ensuing year and transact other proper business. D A Ryan President J M Ryan Cashier
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Ryan Banking Con
Norwood
Missouri
D. A. Ryan
J. M. Ryan
Notice of Final Settlement in Jenkins minor estate
In Wright County Missouri the Probate Court informs guardians and the public that on an August Sunday in 1921 the guardian and curator GEO. BO PREEMAN will present his final settlement for Howard Robert Jenkins, a minor, to the court after proper accounting and intention to resign as guardian and curator at the August Term.
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State of Missouri
Wright
Wright County
Missouri
Howard Robert Jenkins
Geo. BO Preeman
Guardian
Hartville
Grays Defeat Rogersville 8 7 In Tight Baseball Tilt
The Grays edged Rogersville 8 to 7 amid rough fielding as they dominated at the plate. Dee Gaskill started, gave a strong outing with poor team support, while Slim Owens finished the win in relief. Short homered, and Miccman turned in a circus catch to highlight the road victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grays
Bosley
Rogersville
Dee Gaskill
Slim Owens
Fordland Edges Grays In Tight Contested Game
Fordland defeated the Grays 2 to 1 in a close contest marked by umpire dissatisfaction. Dennis and Owens started as pitchers, Owens relieving Dennis in the eighth with the score tied, and two costly ninth inning plays enabled Fordland to score the winning run. Dennis struck out eight, Owens three, and Bench eight.
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Fordland
Grays
Bench
Dennis
Owens
Pone
Fordland Batteries Bench and McQuarter Case
Fordland district reports a battery bench case involving McQuarter and associates. Dennis Owens and another party are named in the preliminary filings. Authorities outline the parties and charges in broad terms as the matter proceeds.
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Fordland
Manasfield
Bench and McQuarter
RK. Dennis
Owens
Rasher
Local Social Notes From Weekend Visits and Guests
Route 2 community diary records Harlan Williams and Ralph Brenthinger at HM homes Friday night Mrs HL Frye and son visited her aunt Mrs Jalias Turin and family Saturday night and Sunday Mr Prye returned Sunday with them Mrs W S Cusidy has returned to Sapulpa with Mars A W Miller will spend two or three weeks visiting Mr and Mrs Alex Moore visited Mer and Mrs Lou Shinpung Sunday Miss Kellfurner visited atts W Miller's Friday and Saturday TV Blake and Virgil Maced visited at Hills old home price Sunday Riley Pierce spent Thursday night at W Brentlinger’s and dined there Last Week’s Items Paul Williams sawed wood for Seph Letsings on Monday Tuesday Mr and Mrs Al M Thomas entertained guests Aly and Mrs GW Brentlinger Merc and J W Brentlinger and son Mrs H M Baker and children Bel furne and John Heary Ales W S Cassidy of Sapulpa and Miss Bertha Hinan Mr and Mrs J W Edwards visited Dave Crider family Sunday A M Brentlinger and wife Bryant spent Saturday with their parents Mrs Ernest Roy and little son visited her parents Mel and Mrs Inman at Norwood Saturday night and Sunday
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al. M. Thomas
Aly
GW Brentlingeer
Merc
J.W. Brentlinger and
H. M. Baker
Bel Furne
John Heary
Ales
W. S. Cassidy
Sapulpa
Bertha Hlnan
Family guests find Brentlinger home deserted Sunday
Harley Stout and guests visited Weg He Brye y Frank Brentlinger and Mrs Wo Cassidy and Mr and Mrs H M Letsinger Friday at J W Brent linger, then S A Letsinger and family searched for her parents Mrr and Mrs J W Ey wards Sunday. They found the place deserted and made ice cream after waiting. Mr CH Myre Herman Williams and Ralph Roberson spent Saturday evening at Ernest Roys and made ice cream.
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Harley Stout
Mors. S. A. Letsinger Cing
Mrr
J. W. Eywards
Gluich
Mrs. CH. Mrye
Herman Williams
Ralph Robertson
Ernest Roy
Norwood residents bustle as local events fill weekend
In Norwood and nearby towns residents stayed busy with a flurry of visits and gatherings. Mr and Mrs Garrett Dun Hulphions hosted Georgia visitors while Ky Lt Catten vill’s home was robbed Sunday. Ji Shores and family visited Howe Shareville, and Stony Point Ball team traveled to reborn the paime with the Chair's Creel boys. Stony Vent remains uncertain. Mrs Clarence Gilly and Maxine spent Sunday evening at J d Jones home on Clarke, Gladys Chadwell visited Abbit Cothengim Saturday night.
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Garrett Dun
Georgia
Cattenvill
Norwood
Stony Point
Liew
Mtn
Grove
Wolf Creek
Stony Vent
Stony
Clarence Gilly
Little Maxine
J. d. Jones
Clarke (Reo
Misread Advice Warns on Child Health Remedies
A fragmentary notice discusses concerns around child health and the use of a remedy called White's Cream Vermifuge. The text hints at religious or moral admonitions and advises caution in dosing, though details are garbled. It reads like a period warning about dangerous or unproven treatments for youths.
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J. C. Shinpaugh
W. T. Norcross
West Commercial St
Jone
Macomb Baptist Sunday School
G. Chadwell
D. Ro Snyder
Mrs. W. Ro Greenwood
Mra.d. Greenwood
The
Mansfield Mirror
Evans
Flat Rock
J.C. Uotortf
Nansas City
Ethel Mindley
A. J. Miller
Munday
Walter Vanncoy Harding
Pounds
PeterHrazeal and
Howard
Robert Jenkins
Geo, Sb. Freeman
Manstrell
Winus
Coday
Harlan Williams
Ralph Brenthinger
HM ‘Homes
Mer
Alex Moore
Lou
Kellfurneaher
TV Bfaake
Virgil Maced
Hills Old Home Price
Riley Pierce
W. Brentlinner’s
Ana Ilber
Paul Willams
Seph Letsings
J. W. Wdwarts
Dave Crider
A.M. Brentlinger
Bryant
Litle
Mel
Mrs. Inman
Frank Brentlinger
Wo. S. Cassidy
H. M. Thomas
J. W. Brentlinger
Peking
Ji Shores
Howe Shareville
Gladys Chadwell
Abbit Cothengim
Western Welfare
Chautauquas
Mansfield, Missouri
Sun
Mon
University of
America
United States
Mansfeld
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