Harvest Time Amid Local Family Gatherings In Missouri
Happy Hollow wheat harvest continues as residents list visits and social events. Names include Findley Moody Kirk and many Findleys, with community singing planned at Woll Creek and Lead Mill. Visitors to John Frye and John Shores households appear, potato and bean crops noted, rains easing, and an all day singing scheduled for July third Sunday at Woll Creek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oni Bennett
Sarath Findley
Minnie Findley
Woll Creek
Coun and
Wring
Bitty
Lead Mill
Lookout Mountain Sigsby Gray Works for Claud Smith
Lookout Mountain figures list many local names. Gray at Claud Smith's service. singing at Everett Spence's Tuesday. S.J. White and wife dined at Will Crippen's Sunday. Powers doing carpenter work for CH. Shreeve projects praised for blackberry abundance. Crowds attended Dennis's Sunday dine. Miss Susie Oberholser preparing for college in September. Farmers cutting wheat and laying by corn, social visits to various neighbors. Crochet Club met at Joe Prye's with a large turnout including Crippen, Anderson, Spence, Caulilicott, and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett Spence
S.J. White
Will Crippen
Mr. Powers
CH. Shreeve
Sim Spence
Blanche
Ralph White
George Prye
Joe Frye
Joe Prye
Mesdames Crippen
Anderson
Guiser
Ryan
Hult
Dennis
Spencs
Caulilicott
Birdie Spence
Baby Blanche
Misses May
Maude Spence
Sisse Oberhielser
Mildred Anderson
Aluth Findley
Mavel Dugwar
Rath Ryan
Norwood Route No One Still Having Plenty of Ruin
Mrs. Thos Moody has been real sick the past few days. Mr. and Mrs. Christy spent Sunday with Mrs. Maberly. Mrs. McCartney called to see Mrs. John Shores Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thos
Moody
Christy
Maberly
McCartney
John Shores
Wheat cutting and social notes in Dry Creek area
Dry Creek residents Ralph Miller Walter Sours and Wyatt Moutray are cutting wheat. F E Hage was in Norwood Friday. Mrs Lirena Hylton and Miss Opal Soursby are on the sick list. Mrs Willard shopped in Norwood Saturday. J W Moutray and son were in Norwood Friday. A horse owned by John Nevels died Saturday night. Miss Eva Hagg visited Miss Grace Hylton Wednesday evening. Dan Hylton bought a new broder and is cutting wheat. Mrs John Weiser called on Mrs Jack Soursby Friday morning. Miss Grace Hylton visited Miss Eva Hage Tuesday. Ralph Hylton stayed Wednesday night with his grandfather Dan Hylton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Miller
Walter Sours
Wyatt Moutray
F. E. Hage
Norwood
Lirena Hylton
Opal Soursby
Willard
J. W. Moutray and Son
John Nevels
Eva Hagg
Grace Hylton
Dan Hylton
John Weiser
Jack Soursby
Eva Hage
Jericho Jottings and Local Visits Highlight Weekend
Grandma Dudley visited son John. Miss Opal Asher left Saturday for St Joseph. Mrs Ida Somers visited Sarah Mackey last week. Mrs Zack Spock visited daughter Mrs W M Hutsell Saturday. Mrs Mary Davis left Saturday for Carthage where husband works. Communion Day at Pleasant Valley drew good attendance. Rain plentiful. little corn plowed. some wheat harvested. Raymond Brasher and Ernie Gaskill joined Oklahoma harvest throng Saturday. Lloyd Bryant family Opal Asher Thomas and Lewis Bemer fished on the James Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grandma Dudley
John
Opal Asher
St. Joseph
Ida Somers
Sarah Mackey
Zack Spock
W. M. Hutsell
Mary Davis
Carthage
Pleasant Valley
Raymond Brasher
Ernie Gaskill
Oklahoma
Lloyd Bryant
Thomas and
Lewis Bemer
James
Cheerful Valley social round on Sunday in Ohio
Cheerful Valley residents attend church events at Ashley and Case homes. Visitors include J M Moutray, Wilson Dugan, Fr D Case, and Dr Mack Davis. Neighbors share meals, singing at Cyrus Hive’s Saturday night, and a young folks gathering at the Young home.
Social visitors and church gathering notes from Flat Rock area
Miss Minerva Wilson visited at Bryant this week. Chine Carter called at John Wilson's Sunday. Prayer meeting at Flat Rock every Saturday night. Albert Slate and wife visited Grandpa Slate's Sunday. Tow Baker and Sam Wilson called at Ed Churchill's Tuesday. Miss Bessie Churchill called at Terry Morgan's Friday evening. Mrs. Terry Morgan and child ren visited her mother Sunday. Miss Minerva Wilson called on Miss Bessie Churchill Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Slate
Terry Morgan
Miss Grave Slate
Harry Morgan
Ed Churchill
Harry
Virgil Morgan
Minerva Wilson
McCallister
Macomb
Billy
Bryant
Chine Carter
John Wilson
Flat Rock
Grandpa Slate
Tow Baker
Sam Wilson
Bessie Churchill
Miss Minerva Wilson
Antrim Notes Reflect Farm Life and Local Visits
Community items from Antrim report cows lost, family visits, church services, harvest activities, and a death. Notable mentions include G W Deckard losing two cows, Clara Shutuste visiting, sun shines after rain, Miss Stella Glenn visiting Ida Carter, and Alex Yandles burial near New Grove cemetery. Local tradesman W A Glenn at home culling wheat and many attended Sunday services.
Local Social Notes From Mount Pleasant Area
Hills and Mountain Siiving at Mount Pleasant every Saturday night and Sunday sehour at No 5 Sundays. Miss Eunice VanHooser visited Miss Mare Hensley Sunday. Allen Canady and wife visited WS Gaskill’s last week. Mrs W S Gaskill called on Mrs R J Gillel Monday afternoon. Miss Bertha Wilkerson and Miss Ethel Wilkerson visited Bernice Hancock Saturday night. Sunday school at Mount Pleasant every Sunday at 10 a m. Mrs Will Tarbutton and daughter Jewell and Mrs Howerl Tarbotton visited D A Taylors Sunday. Fred Dennis and wife visited her parents W S Gaskill and wife Saturday and Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Pleasant
Eunice VanHooser
Mare Hensley
Allen Canady
WS. Gaskill
Bertha
Ethel Wilkerson
Bernice Hancock
Will Tarbutton
Jewell
Howerl Tarbotton
D. A. Taylor
Fred Dennis
W. S. Gaskill
Harvest social notes and visits across Route Two area
John Roy visited Paul Williams on Thursday while Ogden Riley and Wesley Phelps helped with harvest tasks and visits occurred across several households. Dozens of local residents and relatives toured homes Sunday to Tuesday with many visitors from Miss Eudora Barlow to Miss Nora and Gertrude Brentlinger. An accident left J W Edwards with facial burns from a gunpowder incident as crowds gathered for meals and calls in the wake of ongoing harvest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ogden Riley
Lewis Lotyvenheiver
Paul Williams
Macomb
Wesley Phelps
Tom Brazeal
Snyder
Bill Craig
George Short
George Johnson
J. W. Edwards
Gat and Angles
Wild Rose Items and Community Notes
Ady Jason Findley attended church at Wolf Creek Sunday. Several neighbors report rain and good crop prospects. Sarah Findley dined with Findleys Saturday. Pete Brazeal and Floyd Hale traveled to North Missouri. Mrs Sam Frye and children visited Lee Pope Sunday. Herbert Shelton made a business trip to Norwood Saturday. Miss Berta Johnson phoned Deatrice McIntosh Sunday morning. Ralph Bennett and family spent Sunday at Ballard Findley’s. Miss Effie Findley staying with sister Oma Bennett. Arthurs Short visited WN Johnson Sunday afternoon. Some harvest wheat and cats being gathered by locals. Everett Spence and wife attended singing at Ashley Sunday. Miss Ova McIntosh called on neighbors.
Baker family social notes from the week
Baker Valley reports on Ethel Baker visiting her mother on Monday and Reed Baker at Amanda Susie Wilson’s. Addie and George Baker were dinner guests at Amanda Johnson’s. multiple Bakers and Johnsons visited Johnson’s Sunday. an ice cream supper occurred at T. K. N. Baker’s Saturday evening with attendees Amanda Sylvia Fred Johnson Willie McCrae Mollie Miser Charlie Addie Tom Ora and George Laker present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Arnold
Fred Johnson
Reed Baker
Amanda Johnson
Susie Wilson
Mrs. Johnson
Addie
George Baker
Lena
Cecil
Lula Baker
Silvia Johnson
Barbering First Class Work at Coles Shop
Minnie and Marie Johnson attended church Sunday morning at Wulf Creek with Tom Kirk and his wife and Aygil Coday. McIntosh and son visited his sister Mrs Letlin Crane. Mrs Findley and child called at WT Bindley Sunday evening. Holt called on her daughter Celestia Royal Saturday. Ballard Findley and Mrs BR Holt made a business trip to Whetstone last week. Church services planned at Pleasant Ridge next Sunday led by GN Pindley. Outlay McIntosh expects to leave soon for wheat fields in Kansas. Betty Minnie and Marie Johnson stayed with sister Mabel Codiay from Saturday before until Tuesday after. Eugene corn looks good, Garandmia Willis ill, John Witchcovk working at Norwood. Jim Mindley in Norwood Saturday. Farmers cutting wheat. Singing every Saturday night. Prod Mortiurn loner. Hertha Willhtuis staying. Nellie Selafer and Julie Selafer visited Mrs Wood. Sallie Noveross visiting daughter near Awa. Kil Willis and humly at Surabaya. Manic Williams and red Banseat Sunday with uncle Hoss Mindley. Paul McCallister and sister Gertie Soursby left Sunday for Illinois. Sunday school every Sunday at Baptist church. Lelie Findley to visit sister Mrs Thur an Nevels. Mary Williams Sunday evening with Ella and Martha Findley. Mae Dickerson spent Sunday and Monday with sister Mrs Lula Williams. Misses Clara Soursby Annie MelWinney and Mary Dickerson with Mae and Maude Nelson. Ernie Williams and wife with daughter Nellie visited Dave Norcross. Will Hale to return to old place on Prairie Hollow this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maude Shores
John
Charley Royal
Kansas
Alan Findley
Jim Findley
Alva
Mae Frye
Aleth Findley
Joe Frye
Mack Davis
Mansfield
Adv
Ollie
Alva Frye
George Shores
Harve Findley
Ashley
Singig
Will Shores
Wolf Creek
John Frye
Clara
Mabel
Roland Percey
Maude
Myrtle
Charley
Bob Cake
Tressie
Walter Owens
Lessie France
Alex Salisbury
John Johnson
Martha Morris
Sunday Goss
Clara Johnson
Florence Goss
Jim
Bobbie
Mose
Alison Newton
Ed Goss
Roy Rumple
Jim Morris
Hobbie Davis
Kansas Wheat Fields
Fred
Uaorl Morris
Qalr Ridge
I T
Anoran
Tom Kirk
Aygil Coday
Wulf Creek
Coday McIntosh
Letlin Crane
James Findley
Pindley
Outlay McIntoss
Kansis
Berta Johnson
Deatrice McIntosh
Sarah Findley
Dea McIntosh
Susie Cheyholser
Betty
Minnie
Marie Johnson
Mabel Codiay
Eugene
Mortiurn
Hertha Willhtuis
Noich
Julie Selafer
Mas
Wood
Sallie Noveross
Awa
Kil
Willis
Humly
Surabaya
Red Banseat
Hoss Mindley
Paul McCallister
Gertie Soursbsy
Inois
Churel
Lelie Findley
Thuran Nevels
Mary Williams
Ella
Martha Findley
Mae Dickerson
Lula Williams
Clara Soursby
Annie MelWinney
Mary Dickerson
Mae
Maude Nelson
Ernie Williams
Nellie
Dave Norcross
Will Hale
Precman
Mr. Parks
Prairie Hollow
Weels
Spring Center Harvest and Rural Notices
Spring Center harvest activity described with plowing corn and wheat cutting by Pet Moore and Henry Hunsaker. Tom Baler called at Ma. Wilson’s Thursday evening. Wood rains in past week. Henry Hunsaker’s party well attended with a nice time reported. George Baker and his wife with daughter Sylvia of Ava visit his father Tom Baker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Baler
Ma. Wilson
Pet Moore
Henry Hunsaker
George Baker
Sylvia
Ava
Tom Baker
Children’s Day Exercises Set for Sunday Evening
Students at the C. P. cluvel will perform a series of child focused activities during Sunday evening observances. Organizers say the event highlights talent and fosters community engagement among families and local children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. P. Cluvel
Young People Serve Ice Cream and Cake at Church Event
The young people of the Bap List church served ice cream and cake on Saturday afternoon. Receipts totaled about sli.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Happy Hollow
David Findley
C. D. Findley
Oscar Moody
John Moody
Charley Findley
Findley
Aggie Kirk
T. M. Kirk
Pete Hrazeal
Floyd Hale
Jay Fpagan
Mr. and
Mrs. T. M Kirk
Omega Bennett
Cora
May Findley
Louise Findley
Easter Findley
C. N. Findley
Susie Oberholser
Ethel
Mar Findley
Nettle Ryan
J. W. Bennett
Leonard
CD. Findley
JT. M Wick
C. D. Pindley
Sarah Findles
M. Findley
Jim Dennis
Verba Barnett
Moberly
Baker's Creek
Bubbles
Johnny Morris
John Davis
Newton Goss
Grace Slate
Mrs
Nora Mol Wan
Lookout Mountain
Sigsby Gray
Claud Smith
Miss Clambel
Herbert Frye
C. H. Shreeve
Ralph Hylton
Jericho
J. M. Moutray
Case Home
Wilson Dugan
D. Case
Mansfield —Ady
Aice
Frank Case
Janes Tefteller
Verda DeArwond
Nannie Foster
Chesley
Blanche Hive
Cyrus Hive
Mr. Parker
Tressie Deaver
Robert Turner
Misses Hazel
Mildred Stipp
Della Sprague
Antrim
G. W. Deckard
Stella Glenn
Ida Carter
Jackson Stogsdill
Ly Sister
J. N. Hall
M.C. McClellan
Clara Shutuste
Ojaf Newton
Elsie
Alice Matlock
W. A. Glenn
Roof
McConnell
Marion Manstetter
Alex Yandles
New Grove
Topsy
John Roy
Asa Wade
Mrs. Wu. Angles
Eudora Barlow
Wm. Angles
Lola Gaskill
A. M. Brentlinger
Monroe Norcrosse
Goldie
Marie
Mrs. Perry
Harley Stout
Sam Letsinger
J. W. Kidwards
Sylvia Brazeal
Lorena Turner
Amos Rey
Marion Riley
George Coday
Sarah Coday
Joseph Davis
Thelma
Esther Sturne
J. Peabody
G. W
J. W. Brentlinger and Son
Ralph Bennett
Ballard Findley's
Miss Effie Findley
Miss Oma Bennett
Arthurs Short
W.N. Johnson
Ashley Sunday
Ova Mclntosh
Baker Valley
Ethel Baker
Odin
Norcross
Lefevre
Herta
W. T. Norcross
Cole
Minnie and
Garandmia Willis
John Witchcovk
Jrm Mindley
Spring Center
Anguet WE
Anguet
Ford
Avery
Mipifiteamnen
Foo.d
Detroit
W.G. Reynolds Mansfield
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