Local social notes span visits and travel across counties
County News records residents and guests visiting relatives in Illinois Kansas City and nearby towns. Mentions include Gem Binkley, Miss Marbes, Bertha and Ida Asche, Clyde Parsons, C H Kelley, B L Wall, Ed Beaty, Mary Williamson, Robt Berry, Robt Pall, Ben Crain, Flora Dankenbring Nelle Stonkubler Allene Miller Sopha, Dr Owend, Miss Edna Foone, C B Ray, Shirley Horngr, Jack Laird, Annie of Kalamazoo, Mary Horrigan Kansas City, B Cort, Allen Music Co, J J Robinson, Mrs Will Lynch, Tom Smith, Laure Johnson, S B Burks, YQ Graves, L Leinare, Nelle Herrider.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence
Kihel Dillon
Iligginaville
Kan- Sas Ily
Mise Gem Binkley
Kansas City
Paul Jackson Te Tere
Mies Marbes
Ryan
Okla
Bertha
Ida Asche
Dunksburg
Clyde Parsons
C. H. Kelley
Kangaa City
B.L. Wall
Kanone City
Bed. Beaty
Kansay City
Marry Williamson
Kannan City
Springfield Normal Schoor
Mins Bopha
Aurora, Mo
Mpa
Lucy Miller
Owend
Brother Chan
Kansan City
Lanai
Edna Foone
Hardin College
Mexico
C. B. Ray Haa
Colorado
Wyoming
Shirley Horngr
J. L. Goggin
Jack Laird
Keytonville
Community Notes and Election Buzz From Local Town
Mrs J T Rector left for Denver to attend her daughter's graduation. Children day exercises planned at Methodist Church on June 16. Mrs Ernest Shockley and daughter home after visit to Moberly. Mrs Fannie Garrett visited Carroll County relatives. Miss Nellie Narrog visited with Mrs Julia Walker. Ethel Dulaney visited Vera Hill. Bees and river conditions noted. Voters busy during election. some did not plan to vote. Ora Harris visited Etta and Leila Cook. New Prospect Sunday School attendance strong and improving. Sunday church business meeting heard committee report. potanktten reports $417.50 for hiring the pastor. Bro Bruner to be called for a year. preaching schedule set. minor church work planned Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. Rector
Denver
Colorado
Miss Birdie
Methodist’ Church
Ernest Shockley
Little
Moberly
Fannie Garret
Carroll County
Nellie Narrog
Julia Walker
Ethel Dulaney
Miswen Vera
Ide Hill
Doling
Ayrea
Slater
Autees
Ora Harris
Bro. Bruner
Local social notes from Slater and nearby towns
W Blumhorst returned home after a two week stay in Illinois. Charlie Oberkrum and son were trading in Gilliam on Wednesday. Oreon King visited Slater on Saturday. Mrs A Bowler spent a week with Glasgow friends. L G Brown and family traded in Slater Monday evening. J 2 Hellman and W S Iman conducted county business Monday. Hiram Bailey and family from near Gilliam visited Austin Murdock and family Saturday. John Kammeyer and alter were guests of Will Kammeyer and family in Arrow Rock Sunday. Neff and wife visited relatives here Sunday. Misses Loo Lawless Zeta and Del Lorese Neff of Slater were weekend guests at Jesse Hensick’s. Mrs Frank Hoener was at Slater Saturday. Mrs Mary Hensick Jessa Hensick wit and daughter visited Marshall Monday. Kroger and wife were trading. In Arrow Rock Tuesday J A Johnson of Crearville was in our midst Monday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. L. Helnes
W. B.B. Rector
Marshall
Graves
J. M. Leianre
Laure Johnson
B. Burks
Kansas City
A. V. Dickson
P. G. Reynolds
Hardeman
Margaret Klinger
Anna Brown
Mia
Edwin Restor
Little Daughter
T.E. Birch
Glasgow
Robert Cowan
Orson King
Little Rock
Nelle Herrider
W. Blumhorst
Illinois
Charlie Oberkrum and Son
Gilliam
Oreon King
A. Bowler
L. G. Brown
Slater
Hellman
Iman
Hiram Bailey
Near Cilliam
Austin Murdock
John Kammeyer
Lter
Will Kammeyer
Arrow Rock
Neff
Loo Lawless
Zeta
Dellorese Neff
Jesse Hensick
Frank Hoener
Mary Hensick
Jessa. Hensick
Wits
Local Social Notes Highlight Weekend Visits
The column records several weekend visits and family gatherings. Orville Harris of Sweet Springs spent Thursday to a day with his grandparents. Mrs. Charles Watkins of Orrick visits her relatives in the area. Minnie and Dora Harris spent Tuesday with Mrs. Hugo Stolberg and family. Reagers hosted a dinner Sunday with Harris and Williams families. John Knott visited relatives in Grand Plains Sunday. D. M. Harfie traveled to Marshall Monday on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lite
Orville Harris
Sweet Prings
Charles Watkins
Orrick
Willie McKinney
Minnie
Dora Harris
Hugo Stolberg
Hy Stolberg
D. M. Harris
Dora
J. R
Leland Laughlin
A. P. Reager
Elmwood
Mere
John Knott
Grand Pans
C. Forbes
Willia McKenney
D. M. Harfie
Marshall
Thon Donwell Welcome New Daughter May Thirty
Mr and Mrs Thon Donwell greet the arrival of a daughter on May 30. Mrs Thomas is improving slowly. A May 27 wind storm damaged roofs and barns, killing about 100 turkeys. Local social notes list visits and contacts among Stella Canada, Lillie Sidwell, Mrs Ritchey, Will Smith, and Ed Canada families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thon Donwell
Will Smith
Eoping
Walter Canada
Ed. Canada
Canada
Arvil Ross
Herndon
Minw Mable
Grace Farren
Stella Canada
Local visits and gatherings fill Marshall area social calendar
Mra Julius Reich and Mra Jon Thorp hosted visits with relatives on Tuesday. Niemeier family and Marshall kin mingled with former children this week. Tony Gibeon bought a new Ford on Wednesday. Earnest Odell and baby and Mies Nell Dierking visited with Turner Embrey. Marshall Thorp visited with his aunt Mrs Juline Reich. Alfred Davia and wife visited the former’s parents in Marshall Saturday and Sunday. Pearl Niemeier spent Friday with Kate and Mary Swinney. Simon Davis and son Albert were at the county seat Friday. Will Eastham and family were guests of J R Marshall near Blackwater Sunday. J Gibson and wife plus Will Eastham and Pearl attended decoration day in Marshall. Mable Townsend visiting Inez Brown near Clay Center. Ice cream supper attendance at Saline City Saturday. Will Tonbeck and party from Boonville visited Aber daughter Mrs Clemens Wink Henry Niemeier and family. Fearl Niemeier and Kate Swinney called on John Morris Sunday. Will Senter and family were Sunday guests of Clark Swinney. Jule Brewe and wife visited Robert Catermann Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julius Reich
Mra
Jon Thorp
Chae. Niemeier
Marshall
Tony Gibeon
Earnest Odell
Baby
Mies Nell Dierking
Turner Embrey
Marshall Thorp
Juline Reich
Alfred Davia
Pearl Niemeier
Kate
Mary Swinney
Simon Davis
Albert
Will Eastham
J. R. Marshall
Blackwater
J. Gibson
Pearl
Gibson
Inez Brown
Clay Center
Saline City
Will Tonbeck
Boonville
Aber
Clemens Wink
Henry Niemeier
Juliae Reith
Lewis Bebler
Chas. Niemeier
Fearl
Clyde Sims
B. J. Gibson
Lewla Hasemeier
August Niemeier
Kate Swinkey
John Morris
Will Senter
Clark Swinney
Jule Brewe
Robert Catermann
Memorial Day Observed By Woodmen At New Frankfort
The Woodmen of New Frankfort observed Memorial Day at Good Hope and New Frankfort Cemetery. Robt. Lens and family visited friends Sunday. Children's Day will be held at New Frankfort Church on June 14. Quarterly meeting at church June 8-9 with presiding Elder Bro. A Bolt. Mrs. C. J. Zager and children visiting before moving to Colorado Springs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Frankfort
Good Hope
Lens
Burg
C. J. Zager
Colorado Springs
New Frankfort Church
Bro. A. Bolt
Ste
Mre
Martin Wane
Local family visits and Sunday gatherings in Marshall area
Mies Liliian of Marshall visited Miss Beoste Haynie from Batureay to Monday. Mr. and Mrs. John Twilling, Mrs. Mort Dean, son, Author and Mr. and Mra. Lon Ponts were Sunday guest of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Lewis. Mrs. Charley Howard and son Narry, Mrs. Obed Noble and Miss Rosa Johnson spent Sunday afternoon with John Noble and family, Mra. George Price and mother, 'ry, Frank Sadowhite were in the vicinity Wednesday, J. K. Lowie and family and Mr. and Mra, George Price spent Sunday with J. K. Lewis and Hatty. Grandmother Noble and grandson Harry are visiting John Noble and family this week, Mr. and Mrs. Clell Harrison was out to their farm Sunday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mies Liliian
Marshall
Beoste Haynie
Batureay
John Twilling
Mort Dean
Lon Ponts
Tom Lewis
Charley Howard
Narry
Obed Noble
Rosa Johnson
John Noble
Mra
George Price
Frank Sadowhite
J. K. Lowie
J. K. Lewis
Hatty
Noble
Harry
Clell Harrison
Missouri College to Hire Farm Demonstration Experts
The University of Missouri College of Agriculture is offered 144,000 from Beare Roebuck and Co for West agriculture advancement. Funds would hire county farm demonstration experts with the college appointing them, paying about 61,000 per county, while farmers cover the rest. Jackson County was first to apply. the offer is not yet accepted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
College of Agriculture
University of Mineouri
Beare Roebuck and O
Chicago
Missouri
College of Kanans
College
Jackson County
City Council Meeting Action on Contracts and Repairs
City council met with mayor and aldermen present. On motion a contract with Ollie Irvine for damages on Eastwood lot was approved for 125.00. repairs and improvements orders issued for English and Eleworth projects. engineering fee of 950.00 to Mandige of Kansas City approved. sidewalk bids by C. T. Perry accepted at 12 cents per square foot with 20.00 check. ordinances drawn for new sidewalks in Hawpe and English additions. election returns canvassed. J. M. Rose named purchasing agent. city marshal to close Lilly Cranberries restaurant on English Ave.. water works building finance referral. Adjourned to June 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ollie Irvine
Eastwood
Herndon Telephone Company
Haat West
Charles Mandige
Kansas City
C. T. Perry
West Marion
Raat Marshall
J. M. Rose
Lilly Cranberries
Enlish Ave
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The
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A. B. Cort
Charley Sayers
H. ©. Dingley
G.L. Mayfield
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J. J. Robinson
Marion
Leavenworth
Will Lynch
Sedalia
James Welch
F. W. Tuttle
Pauline Gentry
Tom Smith
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Hardeman Dems
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