Burfordville Commencement Week Events Reported
Floyd Wilson Lynne VanAmburg Prof Davault and Miss Kate Estes attended a Burfordville gathering on Sunday. Estes’ sister was married that day. Some boys cut wood for President Hendricks. The president and Mrs Hendricks hosted an entertainment for the seniors Friday night marking a joyful Commencement week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Wilson
Lynne VanAmburg
Prof
Davault
Kate Estes
Burfordville
Farmers Busy Amid Rain Delays In Local Community
The piece notes farmers racing corn planting as rain delays pace work. Laflin hickory mill and sawmill stay busy while Dr J M Finney moves to Advance, leaving a doctor vacancy. Various local residents visit, host, or travel between families and churches, with Sunday schools well attended and multiple social visits reported.
Local notes from Union Licht Levtvnd region
Rain drenches area as Mire Mary Ward recovers from tonsillitis and farmers prepare for planting. Community mentions visits by Bowl Davis, Tammin, Arch Smith and wife, Miss Blanch Jones of Linesville applying to Roseland school, Myrtle Wallis hired to teach Henson school, and local moves as Johnnie Cook returns with family to Union Light farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Levtvnd
Mary Ward
Eure Hener
Davis
Tammin
Otto Milneh
B. C. Davis
Will Salyer
Arch Smith
Sumiay
Blanc
Union Light
Elmer Barber
Frank Henson
Lena Yount
Z F. Yount
Bright Stone
Z P. Yount
Harley Yount
Farmers Prepare To Plant Corn In County
Farm notes show farmers getting ready to plant corn as families visit relatives. Kenneth Nations and Mrs join with children visiting Mr and Mrs F M Code and kin. Names mentioned include J N Cook Webster, Charley Anderson family, F M Cole, Nations family, M Cook, Pala Bridges, Hattie, Frank Dockine, Will Dewhite and Bernard, Henry Schrock and babe with local ties to Little Whitewater and nearby communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Join Nations
Kenneth
F. M. Code
J. N. Cook
Webster
Martie Hill
Charley Anderson
F M Cole
John Nations
M Cook
Pala Bridges
Hattie
Frank Dockine
Will Dewhite
Bernard
Fo MO Cole
Henry Schrock
Babe
Little Whitewater
L. J. Bridges & Co
Health is waexl and farming activities noted
The piece mentions farmers planting and breaking corn, chopping wood, and Angy Fowler’s painful foot mishap. It lists social visits among local residents including Miss Tim Fowler returning from Dongola, Miss Verna Cooper visiting Sena Fowler, and Lena and Tina Fowler visiting Dora Ford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angy Fowler
Micws
Sena
Dora Ford
Palmore
Tim Fowler
Dongola
Chas. Virgin
Chas
Fowler
Lena
Tina Fowler
Irvin Baker
Tre Press
Par
Burt Eves
Farm News and Local Happenings From Trace Creek
Trace Creek notes health good and farmers busy planting corn. The correspondent shares brief local items and general community updates from Two Press, reflecting a quiet period with agricultural activity and daily rural life.
Local Farmers Press On Despite Ill Health
A reader notes health is poor but farmers continue field work amid lingering illness and robust harvest efforts in the region. The message reflects community resolve and the ongoing agricultural routine.
Union Light Baseball Team Prepares for Summer Games
A family note mentions Saturday night and their daughter Mrs. Etta Green, with plans for Sunday activities. The Union Light team has been practicing for the summer games, aiming for perfection as they near the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Etta Green
Union
Arvy Late for last week Heart
Very brief rural notes record activities around Arvy and neighbors. Mentions Amos L losing a dead work horse Friday, Hanson Crites visiting, Hobart Caro visiting G. W rites' Suyelay, Preston Crites buying a mule, cold weather harming the fruit crop, and Tom Stepp injuring a finger requiring a doctor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amos L
Hanson Crites
Hobart Caro
Suyelay
Preston Crites
Tom Stepp
Puprin
Local notes on visits, illness, and sermons around town
Farmers rest as fields stay wet. Rev. Dave Hall preached a sermon here Sunday. Mrs. W. Gilliland is very ill. Gravina Hinkle plans to visit her daughter near Hornersville and stay all summer. Stone and Jackson of Bloomfield visit friends here. Will Ape visited near Gipsy Sunday. Delp, Lacy and James Carle visited friends near Zaha Sunday. Weel Horter visited his mother near Lowndwood last week, returning Sunday. Lumen Mouser of Zulma attended church here Sunday. Bud Perkins of Zalma passed through town Sunday. It is reported sister Mrs. Hopkins is very Elmer Sitzeds busy making pictures these days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave Hall
W. Gilliland
Lumen Mouser
Zulma
Charch
Bud Perkins
Near Zalma
Hopkins
Local Notices and Social Promenades From Don Hola Area
Sehlatitz Bert Mansker bought a sow and nine pugs from S. S Stuckey of Don Hola Saturday. Davaul bought a bunch of cows from Lee and Rosewell Bess last week. Walter Morphy of Dungela was in the vicinity Thursday. Heary Crites will teach our school next winter. John RO Rowe’s singing night was well attended. Mirond Mrs Joe Benfeldelsagen and others were guests of Lee Stell Sunday. Sunday-school at this place is getting along nicely. Mr and Mrs James Baghw and Miss Snoda Baghy of Richland farm visited here Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Mansker
S. S Stuckey
Don- Hola
Davaul
Lee Aml Rosewell
William Adatees
Sanurdiy
Sieary Bess
W H. Besa
Rose
Lee Stell
James Baghw
Snoda Baghy
Richland Farm
Pan's
Glen Allen News Prank Limbaugh Traded in Town Monday
Heavy rains pause local faring while the season shows promise with a better crop in sight. Myers departs for Colorado and R Alexander of Lage visits town with leghorn lanes and promising dividends. Alexander promotes white leghorns, Yesterlaids and Cook Strains, and plans future flocks. He also purchased eggs from Tom Barrow of England for breeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prank Limbaugh
Surley Myers
Colorado
R. Alexander
Lage
Sc. Beown
Alexander
Tom Barrow
England
World champion egg record holder and breeding plans noted
The article lists numerous townspeople including Mr Alexander preparing fancy breeding stock for fall sales. It mentions several residents visiting town on various days, trading produce, and personal notes. A patriotic celebration and parade are announced with plans for agricultural centers and local leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander
Than McCorrmnick
H B. Miller
Lodge
Notable Local Births and Accidents Reported
A record of births includes a son born April 19 to Mr and Mrs Charles Kuhlman Born Te Str and Mm CW Myers with both mother and baby doing well, marking son No 4 with a sister. Sheriff and Mrs S P Presnell visited town, Miss Gertrude Slover returned home from Oak Ridge High School, and H M Gondstaff injured when his horse fell near Thomas Bell’s, though no bones were broken. Miss Bell aided him to Doggett’s Bryant and he was taken home with care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aelley
Charles Kuhlman
Mm CW
Myers
S. P. Presnell
Our Town
Gertrude Slover
Oak Ridge
H. M. Gondstaff
Rand
Thomas Bell
Rural town social notes and local visits update
Miss Etta visits Mrs Bol linger. Mrs Rogers at James Shrum's on Apple Creek. Andrew Bollinger of Fredericktown visits Patton. Local business and exams for rural route carriers. prizes and booster event notes. Weather and social chatter mix with names like Bollinger, Myers, Shrum, and Conti. general small town happenings through last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Etta
Sarah Bollinger
Ro Mgers
James Shrum
Apple Creek
Andrew Bollinger
Fredericktown
Sara Bollinger
Patton
A. Slover
Ed Presnell
Kirkpereck
Squire Myers
Thurdey
Busiess
Ning Cowan
Perry Coumly
Our Town
Tayaness
Riley Myers
Andersen
PF Seashaugh
Whitewater
Joseph Shirley
Ollie Bollinger
Elvens
Okla
Relives
Finis Elis
Fletcher Smith
Tony Smith
Pat Jewnco Briddett
Messrs. A. Slower
James Tulten
Theodore Dennis
Rudolph Samplea
Laurie Peter B. Conti
Dexter
Marbie Hill
Fira Roatan
Elmeet
Que Hiserncity
Steve Dintett
Stept
Katsor Viel
Patran
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M.C. Notes
Laffin
J M Finney
Rigne
John Miller
F. F. Yount
Martin Sitze
Jodie Goodson
Robert Moyers
Thomas Huskey, Jr
Huskey
FE. A. Murray
Jane Sitze
Ivy Lee
Silvia
Lillie Greer
Ollie Cobb
Marble Hill
Latrell Sitze
Mary Short
John Yount
New Trace
Wesley Cornman
Buckhorn
Bessville
Miles Fletcher
Chicago
George Green
Laie Green
Carrie Mayfield
Mayfield
HBR Venable
Fred Mabuce
Lutesville
Bess
Charlie
St. Louis
Minta Hale
AL. Hahn
Deihisteadt
Glen Allen
Jesse Irvin
Sam
TJ Motre
Ora
Oin
Johnson Tree
Preshio Venable
Hahn
Clark
Mes Clark
George Raney
Lon Morrow
Union Ehures
Sutdhry Fy
S J. Starkey
Daisy
Lond
Frank Watkins
Cato
Otto Cato
Alex Poe
Willie Jeffries
Bessie Null
Minnie Long
Minnie Null
Bloomfield
Ralph Baker
Lloyd
Thomas Young
Mt. Pleasant
McDaniel
Effie Porterfield
Efie
Eva Scott
Cecil McDaniel
Mayme Porterfield
James Scott
John Barnes
Thos Young
David Hall
Jamison
Grandma Barks
Tear Lowndes
Mrs. Chas
Scott Mr. Pleasant Guy
Castor
Newton Beal
Gramdfather
Coldwater
Price Whitener
L.A. Barnes
T. J Pridy
Starkey
Kinder Chapel
Noah Bollinger
Harry Whitener
Price Wihritener
Buaex
Union Licht
Scopus
Steawurksws
Cireenwood
Trace
Mount Pleasant
Storz
Elmer Sitzeds
Sehlatitz
Glen Allen News
Sia Deo
Bloddent
Jom
Deck
Meo
Joe Whitener
Pink Lincoln
HB McClendon
J. A. Harris
Flatwoods
Stevens
Jas Belchumber
Iron Mt. & Southern Railroad
Tis
Noah Rhodes
Noah Burns
Messrs
Noah
Emree Bollinger
Bollinger
Mr Baker
J A. Berry
Marion McDaniel
Underwood
Trace Creek
Jesse Winters
Lattesville
Richards
Thistis
Milan
Evliry Vhd
Agrcultin
Neal & Ii
Patare
Curt Tydh
Thetnisfurtone
Lenny Galast
Duarte
Uey
Hom
Grindstaff
Thur Day
Mr Conrad
Albert Yount
Ban
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