Pleasant Ridge notices and social updates
Pleasant Ridge reports preaching on the fourth Saturday and Sunday each month by Rev. CN Findley. Snow and cold delay planting. Gid Dennis and family visited Mrs Dennis’s brothers Sim and Willis Gray. Dennis and daughters were Macomb visitors. Clarabel Frye and Aleth Findley crocheted with Mrs Crippen. No singing due to bad weather. Next Sunday Ashley visit by Mr and Mrs T J Smith to their daughter Mrs Kingsley Findley. Claud Smith and Alva Hensley visited Mrs Mary Young. Tom Kirk moved to a farm near Macomb. June Rug.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gid Dennis
Dennis
Sim
Willis Gray
Ashley
T. J. Smith
Kingsley Findley
Claud Smith
Alva Hensley
Mary Young
Tom Kirk
Macomb
Cheerful Valley Sunday Visits and Local Social Notes
Cheerful Valley reports a sunny winter Sunday with visits to TJ Youngs by Myris Hire PLD Case LM Cockrel Ben Mansker and Emer Cope. Mr Youngs baby improving, James Devier with Darighen, Della Sprague with Young, and a well attended singing night at Oberholsers. Moutray households, Moutray eleven children, and many friends called, with plans to return visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myris Hire
Case
Cockrel
Ben Mansker
Emer Cope
Manes
TJ. Young's
Mr. Young
James Devier
Darighen
Della Sprague
Are You Rheumatic Try Sloan's Liniment
An advertisement claims Sloan's Liniment gives fast relief from rheumatic pains by topical application. It promises penetrating action to the affected joints and muscles, easing colds, swollen joints, lumbago, sciatica and ailments. A money back guarantee is offered if not satisfied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sloan
Lead Hill Winter Snows and Local Visits
Lead Hill reports daily winter snow while residents make social calls. Claud Crider visited Dunning and Gordon Hensley, with Wren Scott visiting Cap and Marine Goss. Joe Goss saw several neighbors, and Olare Tarbatton sold spectacles last week. John Goss died March 21 at nearly 28, from pneumonia and la grippe, leaving a mother, three brothers, and three sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claud Crider
Dunning
Gordon Hensley
Wren Scott
Cap
Marine Goss
C. Hensley
Joe Goss
Olare Tarbatton
Sam Goss
John Goss
la Grippe
Pine Forest Health Tonic Ad by Dr Bell
An old time advertisement touts Pine-Tar-Honey as a health tonic from the Piney Forests. It claims to clear throat and head ailments with antiseptic healing and offers a bottle at 25 cents from all druggists. A March era nod to electric bikers is also noted in the brief copy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bell
Groundhog signs and spring hopes in Ozarks notes
In the Ozarks region discussions of early spring signs continue with a wary view of groundhog forecasts and the 27th or 28th of March as potential spring indicators. Local news covers cows lost by Oliver Riley, corn prospects from Geo istus and G. W. Tarbutton, and community updates from Ster ling Gaskill’s circle.
Pleasant Hill Gatherings And Local Notices
Rembert Rumblings records social and church notices from Pleasant Hill. Preaching occurs every first Saturday night and Sunday plus Sunday night, with Rev. N Findley as pastor. The Young People’s Society meets each Wednesday night. all are invited. The column also lists visits among locals, travel to nearby towns, and minor social events across families including Coday, Hensley, Scott, Glenn, and Williams households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant Hill
Rev. N. Findley
Young People’s Society
Madam Housewife Health Advice Promotes Cough Remedy
A homemaker guide urges mothers to protect children from illnesses by treating coughs and colds. It endorses Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as prompt, effective, pleasant, and safe for use with kids, noting it is sold by all dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
All Deal Era
Weather summary for Duncan area by Cooperative Observer
Daily high and low temperatures plus precipitation are listed for Monday through Sunday. Cloudy days dominate with highs ranging from 28 to 87 degrees and lows from 2 to 24. Observed by C A Mingus, meteorological service of USDA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Mingus
Duncan, Mo
Cooperative Meteorological Observer
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Climatological Service of the Weather Buren
Seed Potatoes On Sale Early Triumph and More
Notice offers seed potatoes with Early Triumph at $1.10 per bushel and Early Rose Burback Burbanks and rurals priced at 80 cents per bushel each. Promotions urge customers to come in early for best selection.
Macomb school closes for March with pie supper
S H Robertson Macomb Missouri reports the Macomb school closed Friday March 1 for an event at the M E church featuring an entertainment and pie supper. The pie sale covered all expenses. Seven students sat for eighth grade diplomas at the school and Norwood certificates. Winners in Miss Hoover s room include Hilda Newbery Lorella Christy Pag Robertson and Harry McCrate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pag Robertson
Harry McCrate
J. C. Sullivan
Miss Jewell
Hoover
Dr Kings New Discovery touted for colds and coughs
The ad warns against neglecting colds and claims Dr King’s New Discovery stops early symptoms. It asserts that initial doses clear the head and improve breathing, urging readers to buy a bottle today.
Mt Zion Notes Church Schedule and Community Updates
Mt Zion notes list Sunday school at 10, preaching at 11, Young People at 1, evening service at 7, and Wednesday prayer at 7. A Lectures on the Apocalypse class meets Fridays at 7. Ina Jones from Garrison is a new spring term student. Visitors include Mrs Hays from Larissa, Rev Carter’s past week, and a group led by T E Hays, Dave Davis, John Buchanan, Josh Tompson, Me Farlin, Bruce Rippie, Alvin Hays, and Miss Eula Thomas. Miss Zola Hays teaches spring term in Nall district. Spindler conducted at Robinson. Lewis Cunningham and family moved to a farm purchased from Allen Miller. New seven-volume reference library added from Henry Hailey. Miss Grabul from Ozark county visits Zell Grabul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Zion
Seiss
Ina Jones
Garrison
J. W. Carter
Wilmour School
Kentucky
Carter
T. E. Hays
Dave Davis
John Buchanan
Josh Tompson
MeFarlin
Bruce Rippie
Alvin Hays
Eula Thomas
Zion
Zola Hays
Nall
Norwood News Roundup of Visits and Plans
Snow weather and travel woes loom as residents report gatherings, visits, and upcoming departures. Mr and Mrs Moberly visit Hartville. Frye and Campbell stay with Glen Moberly. Macomb pie supper a success despite heavy snow. Local marriages, including Jim Brazeal and Bessie Short, noted with congratulations. Charley Frye and family visit, and Glen Moberly plans summer work near Town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Moberly
Hartville
Fred Frye
Mr. Campbell
Glen Moberly
Macomb
George Frye
John Frye
John Shores
Bill Shores
Andy Millsap
California
Charley Johnson
Jess Brazeal
Texas
Jim Brazeal
Fred Morton
Bessie Short
Charley Frye
John
Route Number Two and Local Happenings in Mansfield
Local notes describe snow, wolves, and spring plans. Indus try folks set onions and lettuce beds while Tom Dethridge hauled wood. Samp Letsinger, Mrs. Brazeal, and neighbors move between farms as weather stirs talk of travel and a hopeful new season.
Tomato Growers Contracting for Mansfield Canning Factory
A notice seeks tomato growers to contract acreage at Mansfield Canning Factory. Purchaser offers to supply seed and pay 40c per 100 pounds for good ripe tomatoes. Contracts and seed are available at W. Fr. Fullington's Furniture Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mansfield Canning Factory
W. FR. Fullington
Snowy Weather and Local Social Notes
J W Roberts reports continued snow and lists social visits across the community. Aleth Borders, Miss Verbie Holliman, Mrs. Sue Land, and others visited neighbors. Kelly Bros sold hogs to Jake Howard. F D Howard traveled to Seymour. Sunday school at Hargus Chapel at 2 30 PM each Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aleth Borders
Jake Howard
Henry Kelley
J. D. Kelley
Verbie
Mabel Holliman
Wm. Branstetter
Rushing Bros
G. W. Blevins
Sue Land
T. H. Beckett
G. W. Deckard
M. A Blankenship
Verba Holliman
Ethel
Elsie Kelley
Win. Gilbert
Tip Dixon
J. Pearl
Miss Mae
L.L. Land
Kelly Bros
F. D. Howard
Seymour
Hargus Chapel
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Endorsement Note
A dealer note from J. W. Sexson of Montevallo Missouri recommends Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. He says he takes pleasure in recommending it to customers because he has confidence in it, and finds buyers pleased and calling for it again. For sale by all dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Sexson
Montevallo
Christian Endeavor C K program March 28 at C P church
A Christian Endeavor program at C P church on March 28 covers Home Mission Opportunity That Summons Us from Ezekiel 34 20 21 with leaders and speakers including Mabel Hoover Carter Peters Davis Freeman Hylton Gaskill and Mrs Hylton. The program asks about work where communities are distant from a church forms of home missions in cities race prejudice hindering home missions opportunities for home missions in the state branches open to Christian Endeavorers and lines of missionary effort individuals can share.
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C.K
C. P
Ezek
Mabel Hoover
Mr. Carter
Prof. Hylton
Sarah Gaskill
Hylton
Mansfield to Host Missouri Mothers and PTAs
Friday March 26 Mrs B McBride president of a Missouri Congress of Mothers and Parent Teachers Assoc will establish a permanent local organization in Mansfield A mothers meeting at the school in the afternoon and an evening address at 7 40 by Mrs McBride are planned All Mansfield mothers are urged to attend and fathers too J A HYLTON
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra B. McBride
Missouri Congress of Mothers and Parent Teachers' Association
Mansfield
J. A. Hylton
Special Claim Preventive Days Urged for April
The ninth and tenth days of April are set as Special Claim Prevention Days. Each role from receiving clerk to conductor is urged to ensure proper handling of freight. Separate records will track errors and results. Will you help Central Claim Preventive Committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War House
John Goss Obituary Born 1893 Died 1915 in Lead Hill
John Goss born January 18 1893 at Cedar Gap died March 21 1915 at his mother Mrs Thomas Goss home in Lead Hill aged 22 years 2 months 3 days from pneumonia Interment held Monday at Newton cemetery relatives express sympathy
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Goss
Cedar Gap
Thomas Goss
Lead Hill
Newton
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Pleasant Ridge
CN. Findley
Cheerful Valley
A. W. Oberhalser
Mes
Mrs. Brand
J. M. Moutray
O. A. Jury
Mrs. Hire
Blanch
Chanler
Jake Crider
Ross
Nancy Crider
Castoria
Alwaneers
Oliver Riley
Geo.istus
G. W. Tarbutton
Ozarks
Sterling Gaskill
No. 0
Will Tarburton
Jewell
Clelia Gaskill
Carvie Roberts
Hilary Brewer
Gaskill
Allen Canaday
Colorado
Scipher Farm
Pool School
George Tripp
Frank Gaskill
George Gaskill
Eunice Vanhouser
Mace Hensley
Earl, Dorothy
Opal Gilley
H. E. Bogart
Bob Pool
W. S. Gaskill
Rembert
Elihu Coday
J. Ki
Hake
Leslie Nole
Dollie Hensley
I. W. Hensley
Springfield
Jason Coday
Lowell
Aiiha Coday's
Nancy, Scott
Inie
Edgar
J. J. Williams
Blizaie
Stella Glenn
Verbie Scott
J. Rh. Hake
Nola Hensley
Efe
Ava Jones
E. B. Coday
EB. Coday
W. L Jason
Birgzie Glenn
BE. B. Coday
Verhie Scott
L. W. Hensley
Mesdames
Sam Young
Albert Pryor
BE. Hake
Fred Hake
J. E. Hake
Ballard's
Horehound
Nerrick
James F.ballard
LoulaMe
Ohio
S. H. Robertson
Macomb, Mo
T. &. Hays
Larissa
Clyde
Brother Spindler
Robinson
Lewis Cunningham
Allen Miller
Henry Hailey
Miss Grabul
Ozark County
Zell Grabul
Norwood
Harry Thomas
Pansy
Dave Crider
Sam Letsinger
J. W. Edwards
Tom Dethridge
C. Freeman
Opal
Herbert Frye
Cottage Hotel
Rinda Brazeal
Samp Letsinger
John Short
Puss
Bob Young
Nora
Gertrude Brentlinger
Nestal
Dr. Riley
Simon
Jack Horner
J. W. Roberts
Joe Rushing
Johnnie
Creo Kelley
Jakey
Christian Endeavor
Parent-Teacher Association
Eer
Ocsians
Corronicuta &c
Unus
Fontrem
Lenhart Fonmhal
Wmbulinr
Yeurn
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Manaleld
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