Rock Hill Items report on community events and visits
Last week's notes show Charles Duncan worsening, Cecil Avey visiting Chester Huffman, and a well attended singing at Clint Barnard's. Miss Helen Thomas stays with John Gideon while Otho Mays and Ernest Deatherage build a new mill on the Bryant and Cluthe road. People visited, hosted, and shared songs and conversations. several locals were out socializing or hosting guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clint Barnard
Helen Thomas
John Gideon
Otho Mays
Ernest Deatherage
Jesse Pugh
Bryant and Cluthe
Noel Alsup
Buckhart
W.A. Butler
Wm. Huffman
Gertle Stout
Ruth Mays
Gracie Robinett
Messrs
Chester Huffman
Jesse Merritt
Earnest
Elvin Deitherage
HW. Stanford
Norwood Route 1 Fever Report and Local Moves
A cluster of local notes reports more fever cases in the Norwood Route 1 vicinity while improving. George Shores Jr moves to Luther Huffman farm. Maye Frye visits Virgil Royal’s. Myrtle Shores and Charres Shores with Garrett Cunine are mentioned. May Long arrives at Liberty. Ollie Peye sews a wedding dress for Maude Shores. The Lanham family are ill with flu but improving. John Frye feeds many cats. Ruth Frye has a fall injuring her arm. John Shores and family visit George Shores Sr.. W. M. Shores and Tom Pope call. John Frye’s family plans to move to Merida Gray farm. Joe Gray and Son Merida depart for Kansas. Dolly Dimple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Shores, Jr
Luther Huffman
Maye Frye
Virgil Royal
Myrtle Shores
John Frye
Lea Alter Moore
Ruth Frye
Monda
John Shores
George Shores
Flat Rock Social Items and Local Notes
Flat Rock items recap a presuppositive event with receipts of 19.30. Town girls gave readings and Victrola music was enjoyed. Dr. N. Moore remains ill. Atta, Roy Wade and children visited Mel. Nellie Schulthels Miller Friday. Myra Haight stayed with Saul Gaskill Friday night. Attendees at Draper’s Sunday included Burley, Miller family, Hallie Hendrix, C. M. Milea, Cecil Letsinger, Earl Miller, and Mr. Rush. Fiat Rock boys visited the cave Sunday. Mrs. German unwell. Flat Rock residents attended Robert Morris sale. Viola Gann visiting Wolf Creek area. PODDY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myra Haight
Saul Gaskill
Draper's
Burley
Miller's
Hallie Hendrix
C. M. Milea
Cecil Letsinger
Earl Miller
Mr. Rush
Wayside Gleanings Weather Notes and Visits
Weather cooler in town as Miss Edith Schafer returns to Springfield. Arthur Greenwood visited Ernest Stewart Sunday. Miss Lolella Christy back at M. H. 8 after flu absence. Miss Julia Schafer rejoined M. H. 8 after sister’s illness. A reflective proverb closes the column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Schafer
Springfield
Arthur Greenwood
Ernest Stewart Sunday
Elrod of Springfield Visits This Week
W. S. Elrod of Springfield was in town during the week, meeting residents and touring local sites. He spoke briefly with business owners and exchanged greetings with locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elrod
Springfield
Freezone Corns Plaster Promises Easy Lift Off
A tiny bottle of Freezone is advertised to remove corns and calluses on feet without pain. Apply a few drops to corns or hard skin on the soles. the product claims the skin beneath becomes pink, healthy, and not sore after removal.
OAK FOREST AREA REORGANIZATIONS AND MOVES
Oak Forest notices reveal Alva Filer buying the Parry house and planning immediate relocation, Will Parry constructing new buildings on the Grandpa Filer property, and plans for future occupancy. Several local property transfers include the Killian pond saw mill frames for pew houses, the Glenn and Duncan farms, and John Randall and Luther Huffman purchasing the Glenn farm with Johnie Smith retaining possession for a year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alva Filer
Parry Place
Will Parry
Wil
Will
Grandpa Filer
Hit
Glenn
John Randall
Luther Huffman
Johnie Smith
Midway items report local events and notable visits
The Midway column lists a series of brief notices including attendees at a Mr. Olive School program, a plea sale by Bo Deckard, visits to George Mackey’s by Mr. and Mrs. Charles Brazeal, and social calls by Alfred Rushing and F W Thompson. It notes health updates for J W Kennedy and Ralph Hamilton, residents visiting Mansfield and Springfield, and various weekend visits among local families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Olive
Bo Deckard
Charles Brazeal
George Mackey
P. J. Wells
Elmer Rushing
Misa Irmey Kennedy
Hartville
Carpenter accident injures another using sledge hammer
W. C. Dugan struck Baca Dennis on the left hand with a 14 pound sledge hammer during carpenter work last week fracturing a bone and causing severe bruising authorities investigated the incident and no further details were released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Dugan
Atrack Baca Dennis
A TEXAS WONDER MEDICINE DISCLOSURE AD
An advertisement claims Texas Wonder cures kidney and bladder troubles including gravel diabetes and rheumatism. It offers mail delivery for $1.26 with one small bottle said to last two months and promises sworn testimonials from Dr BE W Hall of St. Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas Wonder
W. Hall
Olive St
St. Louis
Arugelate Everywhere
Snow storm and illnesses hit Macomb area
Last week brought a heavy snow storm in Macomb. Paul Nevels helped his grandmother Mrs. Mary Findley. Jon Lanham's household was struck by flu. Vernon Bennett and Mrs. Eugene Doyel and her son Melvin were sick. A. L. Babb hosted Mary Findley’s visit in Mountain Grove. C. B Turner's children had mumps. Arthur Freeman returned home last week. G. W. Nevila and wife traveled to Maunafield for a business trip on Tuesday. JACK FROST.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walt Akers
St. Louis
Sam
Earl Johnson
St. Joseph
Amos Filer
Emma Frem
Bam
Joe Music
Lark & Son
Killian Pond
Maynard
Martino Killian
JW. Kennedy
Texas County
Springfield
Henry Brazeal
Midway
Henry Valid
Wichita
Kun
Jim Todd
Grove Spring
Paul Nevels
Mary Findley
Jon Lanham
Vernon Bennett
Eugene Doyel
Melvin
A. L. Babb
Mountain Grove
Relief From Itching Eczema Promised By Blood Cleanser
A public notice touts S. S. S. as a cure for eczema by cleansing the blood. It claims local salves fail and cites a harrowing itch and burning skin. Free medical advice is offered by Medical Director at 43 Swift Bldg Atlanta Ga.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swift Bldg
Atlanta
J H Young Moves to Farm on Route 6
J H Young relocates to a farm on Route 6 near Olle Cogsdell's property. The move follows from Seymour and nearby areas, with local residents noting the change in residence and rural relocation pattern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.H. Young
Olle Cogsdell
Seymour
Reir Taveville
Old Time Cold Cure Tea Promoted in Pharmacy Ad
A vintage ad promotes Hamburg Breast Tea as an inexpensive vegetable cold cure. It instructs taking a tablespoonful in boiling water, then drinking a teacupful daily or at night. The preparation is said to open the skin and relieve congestion while loosening the bowels to break a cold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamburg
St Jacobs Liniment Promises Quick Rheumatic Relief
Redistributed ad text touts St Jacobs Liniment as a harmless rheumatism cure that relieves soreness stiffness and pain without internal treatment. It claims rapid relief from lumbago backache neuralgia and muscular pains. Also includes local notes on weather and residents with brief updates on sickness births and visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Jacobs
W C Coday Wins In Springfield Event Last Week
W Coday secured victory in Springfield last week in a notable athletics event. The triumph highlighted Coday as the standout performer, reflecting strong competition from local runners and marking a highlight of the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Coday
Springfield
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