Lutesville News Notes Local Visits and Church Roundup
The column lists visits and arrivals around Lutesville including Miss Magmie Park returning home to visit family in Columbia, Alonzo Cheat visiting Willard Burk on Castor, and George B. Myers on Castor farm. Church life is summarized with small Methodist attendance, Sunday school offering, and a union Presbyterian service. Also mentions residents visiting relatives, home moves, a new coat of paint at Lutesville Milling, a birth, and lodge mourning resolutions for Milton Newton Kinder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magmie Park
Missen
Dexter
Tome
Methodist
Glen Allen
Lutesville
Presbyterian Church
Local residents and visitors frequent the area
Frank Jones of De Soto recently bought part of the Will Day place and works a few days. Ervin South left Monday for Grays Ridge to survey the country and visit. Perry Whitener of Marquand was here Monday to look after mules. Lois Leoffler of Dexter spent a few days with friends. Dottie Henley visited from the Cape this week. Mrs L. Wo Burcary left Somers to visit relatives in Ulingis. Russell Mouser, working in St. Louis, visited home folks. Me and Mrs. Trow Mouser. Frank Groat of St Louis returned home after visiting here and at Meritle Mill. Lilian Parks, attending school at Dexter, visited home from Saturday to Monday. A. I. Mayfick of Fredericktown came Monday with a car of horses for sale. Jones Barks, working at Morley, spent Sunday with home folks. WOH Isom of Charleston visited the farm near old Sylvan church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Lutesville Milling Company
Willard Hastings
Safford
Dongola
H P Nicholas
Bob Moore
St. Louis
John Safford
Henry Baker
Hahn
Fuller Hilderbrand
John VanAmburg
Burfordville
R. W. VanAmburg
Bernice
Mr. Hahn
Eli Hahn
Frank Jones
de Soto
Will Day Place
Ervin South
Grays Ridge
Perry Whitener
Marquand
Lois Leoffler
Dexter
Dottie Henley
Riead
Cape
L. Wo Burcary
Ulingis
Russell Mouser
Trow Mouser
Frank Groat
St Lows
Mertle Mill
Lilian Parks
A. l. Mayfick
Fredericktons
Moving charge adjustments and service outlook for local exchange
The letter from Sam J. McMinn, manager, notes a required rate increase for exchange services due to rising costs in labor and materials. It states instrument movements within the building and out of it affect charges, and cites previous losses from a heavy fleet in January. The aim is to maintain patronage and public service quality. President W. L. Petrikin referenced in Sugar Outlook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam J. McMinn
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Lawlion
Weil Heorth
Teaiav
Steek
Charlie Price
Peoples Supply Co
Lutesville, Missouri
Lutesville News
Point Pleasant
J. W. McCarthy
W.L. Dunn
Rhoda Boyce
Herman Crum
Crum
Nancy Andrews
Belleview
Cane
Gravel Hill
A Caldwell and Son
Ervin
St Louis
Brother Milton
Newton Kinder
Brother Mason
Ing
Grand Lodge of the
New Jerusalem
Trowel Lodge
No 440
ALF
A.M
Marble Hill
F. M. Wents
J.J. ChaNpier
Jennie VanAmbury
Willie Abernathy
Jackson
The
Ira Welker
Advance
Jones Barks
Morley
Isom
Charleston
Old Sylvan Church
Missouri State Fair
Sedalie
RAS AL Tio
AL Tomonse
Chad
UAC
Farm Bureau
White City
Pini
Phen
Mepe Hallroad
Atom
Welte FO Bylan
LHL
Sedalaa
Tad
S.& V. Oi Exchange
Perrville
Missouri
Ilias
S. and
V. Selland
Texlouana
Nan
Emens Maeris
Netier
Perryville
Megion Kieth
Mehonick
Laws
Drum Amt
Hastings
Letesville
Pery Knowles
Patton
HI. Allen
Marie Hill
Frankewalwel Jacksein
Treliv
Piaiel
Perryville, Mos
I Byte
Voxlyxrana Pretucine and Retin Company
Ashiare
Bo Pier
Terewithy Ow
Apien Sale
Naim
Nilelyetss
Public Service Commission
State of
Aden
Puxyyco
Martie
Leopold
Waddarnay
Ah Lahi
Sugar Outlook
W. L. Petrikin
Patton Garage
Great Western Sugar Company of Colorado
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