Dinah’s Pickups and Community Notes in Ava Area
Dinah writes a playful column of local social snippets from Ava area, mentioning visits to Mrs. Williams, Stone family in Spematicold, and Ava errands. Names include Dinah, Frankes, Miss Cia Newton, Pansy, Red Wing, Blue Eyes, Abe Pool, Minnie Myers, Cecil Hilsabeck, Mrs. Stone, and many neighbors. The column weaves greetings, visits, funerals, births, and light gossip about who Dinah might be.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stone
Ava
Sam
Dinah
Ernest Crippen
George Brentlinger
Springfield
Katherine
Frankes
M. K
Moy
Peggy Short
Pansy
Red Wing
Sue
Gibos
C.G
CIA Newton
Hagel
Sukey
Pendy Mealley
Mansfield
Wildays
Paul Williams
Janes Brewer
Liwie Hancock
Jane Mool
Cedar Gaye
Abe Pool
Nood Mornlay
Charles Brentlinger
Wandell
Misses Clay
Eva Graham
Leota Brenthinger
Mrs. Perkins
Pearl Brentlinger
Hessie Grissom
Holsbie Seal
Anderson
Henry Dennis
Macomb Church Notices and Local News Sweep
Macomb community notices revive church schedules with Rev. G Chadwell preaching at Baptist church first Saturdays and Sundays, while Methodist Episcopal church holds second and fourth Sundays. Local visits include Albert McClure Ernest Roy, Mattie Opal Ida Short and Mrs Chas Doty. Prairie Hollow all day meeting planned. Also updates on illness, travel and social visits among Macomb residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Baptist Church
Rev
G. Chadwell
Macomb Methodist Episcopal Church
Albert McClure
Ernest Roy
Macomb
Mattie, Opal
Ida Short
Chas Doty
Mansfield
Margaret
Reynolds Brake
J.D. Reynolds
S. H. Robertson
Fairview
Ethel Robertson
Virgie Baker
George Short
W.H Brake
Hartville
J. D. Reynolds
D. D. Norcross
Norwood
Chris Tyson
Nathan Graves
Short
Sunday gathering at Prairie Hollow and local visits
Reports of a lively Sunday with dinners, calls, and small mishaps across Prairie Hollow. Names include Jay Dennis, W Edward, Brentlinger family, Geo Crane, Chas Brentlinger, Mrs Hale, Mrs George Brewer, Rufus Hitchcock, Pandy Medley, Prof Arnold, Violet Dinah, and many neighbors. A wagon breakdown near Brentlinger’s caused a scare but no injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Brentlinger
Geo
Chas
Brentlinger
Ir Win
Lotvenbiver
Lawis
Wood Janmal
Hale
George Crane
Ed Williams
Williams Very Williams
Sam Letsinger
Paul Williams
Paul
Sam
W. O. Williams
George Brewer
W. O. Wiliams
Rufus Hitchcock
Geo. Brewer's
Pendy Medley
Brewer's
Dinah
Lic
Violet
Antrim Gleanings From Rainy Weather and Local Happenings
Antrim notes rain improving weather after Monday night. Attendance at the fout wash jog and chapel preaching on Sunday. Nellie Raley visiting W A Glenn's home and returned to Seymour. W A Glenn traveled to Mansfield. Peggy Short absent from Hargis chapel. others present. Frank and Riley Webley plan to visit this month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn
Seymour
Cochran
South Seymour
Bausell
Antrim
Irvin Lewis
Meade
Kansas
W. L. Prye
Nellie Raley
W. A Glenn
Tier Tote
W. A. Glenn
Mansfield
Bakey
M.Y
Peggy Short
Hargis Chapel
Frank
Riley Webley
Surprise sendoff for Glee Club teacher Gertrude Keller
A farewell note from Minsfield praises Gertrude Keller for her exact teaching, generosity, and wide impact as a high school Glee Club organizer and music instructor. The letter commends her honesty, adherence to the golden rule, and willingness to aid band and orchestra, while lamenting her departure to Seymour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Keller
N.S. Miller
Minsfield
Seymour
Obituary notices from Mansfield and area deaths
Obituary notices report J C Montgomery of Memphs Mo death. relatives Mrs Flog wins and Mrs May Young. Remains sent to Mansfield. burial Dennis Cemetery beside husband. Laura Findley 26 dies near Macomb. funeral 2 pm at Findley cemetery. Abe Pool dies Cedar Gap. burial No 5 Cemetery. Mrs Woo Williams dies near Mansfield after illness. funeral at residence. interment in family cemetery. Husband and children mourn loss. youngest baby 5 weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May Young
Springfield
Mansfield
Thomas Young
Dennis
Laura Findley
Jolia BR. Findley
Macomb
Findley
Abe Pool
Cedar Gap
No. 5
Joseph Davis
Cumberland Presbyterian Dare
Woo Williams
Indiana
W. A. Anderson
Church of Christ
Leftovers Special Correspondence Weather and Social Notes
Rainy days and grass growth frame a long list of social visits church gatherings and family news. A funeral at No 6, May 2 birth of a child to JPL Cantrell and spouse, and numerous calls visits and illnesses are noted among residents like Abe Pool Kate Ernest John Dudley Ruthless and Lemons including concerns about consumption and a recovery outlook for Cin trell and Povey Short.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uiarygis Chapel
Duson Box
Tom Dudley
J N. Pall
John Podridgae
Frank Hamilton
Springfield
Vichy
Kate Ernest
John Dudley
Abe Pool
No. 6
Sedalia state camp delegates discuss leadership vote
Delegates at the Missouri State camp in Sedalia this week favored retaining the current leadership with votes in place and opposed changing back to the old system. Weetoe Davis was named a delegate to the lead camp. The next state camp is planned for Springfield in spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sedalia
My. Davis
Pryor for Circuit Clerk Reelection Endorsed
John Peter Pryor, serving his first term as circuit clerk of Weielit county, is endorsed for renomination and election. He is praised for thorough, accurate finances including 82,400 in fines directed to the permanent school fund. Audits praised his records as open and well kept. He is a Republican and a farmer, raised in Mill Creek, now in Gaenodade township. Mansfield Mirror and Weekly Kansan City Star advertise a one year $1.15 subscription.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Peter Ji
Turtville
Mountain Grove
Lene
Weielit County
Pryor
Fhe
Mill Creek Township
Gaeondade Township
Dle
Republican Party
Prver
Fie
Pasture Best for Boars and Hogs, Not Overfeed
A farm note urges using pasture for boars and hogs to save feed and improve conditioning. Overfeeding risks, while proper protein-rich rations and grasses yield larger litters and stronger pigs. Careful feeding prevents wrinkles and helps a boar become a sound, prize animal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coleman
Heview
Elf
Fire blight of apple trees addressed at University Farm
Mwoor Stackman notes statewide blight in orchards with browning leaves and blackened twigs. The contagion spreads via insects to flowers, can extend to trunks, and may persist in winter cankers. Eradication requires pruning away diseased branches and disinfecting tools with corrosive sublimate solution after each cut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mwoor Stackman
Pathelouiat
University Farm
Pit Minn
Late Spring Plowing Fights Garden Pests In Overwintering Species
Garden pests emerge with first warm weather, so late plowing can reduce their numbers by breaking up life cycles. Destructive insects such as corn root lice, wireworms, white grubs, and soil borers are less able to survive when plowing rearranges or buries them, though weather and crop schedules may limit feasibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leost
Plan to prune bush fruits for currants and gooseberries
Oregon Agricultural College Division of Horticulture advises pruning fruiting wood. Remove all wood over four years old and thin to three or four strong canes. Head remaining canes to about two feet. Planned follow everyday practice yields three to four one year old shoots, three to four two year old shoots, and four year old branches each year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Division of Horticulture
Oregon Agricultural College
One Landlady Was Unusual Red-Headed Boarder Tale
A red headed and dissatisfied boarder claims a landlady is the first woman who can literally paint food on a plate. The man overreacts with loud abuse at the landlady while others observe a comic scene. A motorcyclist then crashes into a streetcar, muttering about not being able to “knock a street car off the track” before stumbling away with the wreck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boarder
Popular Magazine
Pho
Slowpay Promises Check Delayed By Poor Delivery
A grocer confronts Mr Slowpay about a promised check that has not arrived after a week, sparking a dispute over postal delivery and payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Slowpay
Grocer
The Willing Worker and Orchard Prep Notes
A miscellany of service and farming guidance. A statesman laments service, while plans for a monument arise. Tips cover fruit thinning timing and spacing, plus orchard preparation after rain. Emphasis on early thinning, annual uniform yields, and plowing, subsoiling, and harrowing soon after fall rain for deep, workable soil.
Profitable Blackberry Growers Split Over Local Prospects
A large Ohio grower in the Black swamp Marion county area notes Cumberland is an absolute failure for him though blackberries have been profitable this year. He stresses that profit varies by locality and that price and supply drive success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uta Hne
Cumberland
Marion County
Black Swamp
Ohio
Soll
Good Storage Conditions For Winter Vegetables
The ideal storage conditions protect from frost, stay cool to slow decay, are dry enough to limit evaporation, yet not so moist as to promote decay. These factors help maintain vegetables in good condition during winter storage.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mesdames Roe Strong
C. Hirt Alpove
W.C. Willams
Mr Williams
Hof Stone
Spematicold
Rastus
Mips
Williams
Minnie Myers
Cecil Hilsabeck
Ray
Ter
Bertha
Miller
OA. Arnold
Alice Tombleson
Esther Stone
Bessie Grissom
Baby Seal
Lukey
Frank Cook
Rufale Tripp
Stella Seals
Prairie Hollow
Redwing
Mansfield Mirror
Hessie Findley
Charles Nevels
Heassie Findley
Brushy Knob
Sunshine
A. B
Glene
Joplin
Praire Ie Hollow
Rememder
Jay Dennis
By W. Edward's
Grandma Williams
Pandy Medley
J. A. Riley
John Brentlinger
Prof
Arnold
Atos Roy
Deen Shearing Shwep
Pinnet
Psaw Jaclyn
Verr Williams
Walter Robinson
Atos Koy
John Brasher
J. K.P Coday
J.C. Montgomery
Memphs, Mo
Diukeys
Lar Wis
Thors
Russel
Walters
Jim Rutherford
GW. Mackey
JPL
Cantrelland
Sam Clevins
Gov. Macley
Shurch
Ruthless
Alfred Rushing
Din Mares
Koven Marrs
W. L. Murrell
Mrs. Lemons
Mer
Bradshaw
Doone Township
Lin
McClelland
Cauehter
Jesse
Ace al
Alex Glenn
Cintrell
Efe
Sabupdiyy
Povey
Progy
Teri
Kansan City Star
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