Orleans News Roundup of Local Social and Church Notices
Mrs Frank Hughes improves slowly after three weeks illness. Mary Singley visited Boe Singleys. Zeke West and wife called. Margaret Jordan visiting aunt Maud Gordy. John Irwin and Dean Wright spent Sunday in Cincinnati with home folk. Roy Yates and family and Austin Yates and wife visited Orval Hetzler home near West Grove. Mildred Gale of Liberal Kan stayed with sister G C Singley. Presco Killion and wife were at Frank Hughes last Sunday. Remember the Sunday School and preaching at Orleans. everyone welcome. Beulah vicinity reports Wilma Whisler visiting her brother Ray Whisler near Udell. Mrs Ralph Talbot of Centerville was a business visitor at John Collet’s Thursday forenoon. L C Bennett a business caller in Udell Friday afternoon. Mr Van Deusen trading in Udell Saturday afternoon. Clovius Taylor moved to new home near Numa Friday after driving a school wagon last year. L C Bennett and wife and son Calvin visited Frank Bennett Sunday afternoon. Printis Loomis wife and Betty Jane Loomis visited Clayton Joiner Sunday. Loomis is sister of Joiner. Mrs Guy McConnell and children attended church at Fairview near Udell Sunday morning. Tom Joiner guest of D M McCullough Sunday. George Foster of Wellman Indiana overseeing farm interests and visiting relatives. Clayton Joiner and children visited Tom Joiner Sunday morning. Mr Van Deusen preached at Monterey Sunday forenoon. Preston Smith spent Saturday night with uncle Wm Smith near Unionville. Charley Davis and wife and Mrs Frank Hetzler attended meeting in Moulton Sunday night.
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Orleans
Frank Hughes
Mary Singley
Boe
Singleys
Zeke West
Margaret Jordan
Maud Gordy
John Irwin
Dean Wright
Cincinnati
Roy Yates
Austin Yates
Orval Hetzler
West Grove
Mildred Gale
Liberal
Kan
G. C. Singley
Presco Killion
Frank Rogers
Collet
L. C. Bennett
Udell
van Deusen
Clovius Taylor
Numa
Calvin
Frank Bennett
Printis Loomis
Betty Jane
Eldon
Clayton
Tom Joiner
Mr. van Deusen
Monterey
Preston-Smith
Wm. Smith
Unionville
Charley Davis
Frank Hetzler
Moulton
Decker
Kansas City
O. B. Carrs
R. B. Carson
Eli Burchett
Bloomfield
Jessie Sorrow
Wm. Withrow
Russell Bagby
Des Moines
Joe Simpson
Lester Perkins
Centerville
Jim Evans
Mason Clark
Iva Thomas
Lincoln
Neb
N. J. Rucker
George Gaines
Moberly
Margaret Coppersmith
Alice Wilson
Monroe
Frank Burke
Jefferson Barracks
Burke
Jane Rucker
Addie Hageman
Levenworth
Kans
John Albertson
Exline
C. W. Stevenson
Elizabeth Sneed
Moravia
Christian Church
Frank Addis
Mountain View
Wyo
Sam Fox
Chillicothe
Stella Jackson
Ruby
Harold and
Earl Jackson
John Powell, Jr
Philip, S. Dak
Levi Buck
Lynn Welch
Roy Clark
Julia Mace
Edwin Morrow
Jas. West
John Delventhal
Roy Beggs
Paul Pennington
Warren and
Evelyn
Flint
Mich
Taylor Daniels
Yankeegan
Ill
Paul, Jr
Local residents visit relatives across towns
Mr and Mrs Decker of Kansas City visited O B Carrs in Bloomfield while R B Carson Eli Burchett visited friends nearby. Numerous locals including Mrs Jessie Sorrow from Cincinnati and Mrs Russell Bagby from Des Moines visited relatives in the area during the weekend and week.
Local Residents Share Sunday Visits and Quilting Progress
Eva Miller and Ivan Gibbs visited the W. N. Miller home as Mr and Mrs E L Gordon and daughter Elsie hosted. The Ladies Aid quilted another quilt for Mrs Mary Fowler at the Charles Coffin home. Several neighbors and families spent Sunday at various homes, with minor repairs done on Mrs Sarah Hanes house and trips to Moravia for business.
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Miller Eva
Ivan Gibbs
W. N. Miller
E. L. Gordon
Elsie
Drakesville
Jas Wood
Floyd Wood
Sunny
Noah Kingery
Wilbur Miller
Norman Hares
Paul Coffin
Ladies Aid
Charles Coffin
Mary Fowler
Burgher
Sylvia Hart
Monay
Ray Coltrain
Arlod
Everet Gilliand
Sarah Hanes
Jemima Fullerton
John Lockman
C. E. McGrew
Teddy Campbell
Slyvia Hart
Mary Miller
Moravia
Winnie Hanes
Howard Proctor
Moulton Livestock Shipping Assn Sends Hog Loads to St Louis
The association shipped two carloads of hogs to St Louis this week. Shippers include W M Collins J R Lindley Wm Swarts B S Jamison F W Moore C P Norton C R Joiner T F Spurgeon Dew ey Wallace Y T Hays & Son F L Hornaday J C John G D Short Mrs T J Reynolds J D Howell Jr Top hog price May 19 was 13.00. Young and Ace Hobart accompanied the shipment.
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Moulton Livestock Shipping Association
St. Louis
W. M. Collins
J. R. Lindley
Wm. Swarts
B. S. Jamison
F. W. Moore
C. P. Norton
C. R. Joiner
T. F. Spurgeon
Dewey Wallace
Y. T. Hays & Son
Senior Class History Sealed In Time At Graduation Farewell
Poetic senior history piece reflects on a 1925 graduating class, noting twenty eight of forty five began high school in 1919 and will depart in 1925. It honors loyalty, effort, and the journey, urging classmates to persevere and remember nineteen twenty five as they move to unknown futures.
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Tree of Knowledge
Fresh straw berries ordered with Mrs Ed Parks
Leave your orders for fresh straw berries with Mrs Ed Parks. Phone your order in early.
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Ed Parks
Holiness preacher to speak in Queen City weekend services
W B Stevens of Queen City will preach Saturday night Sunday and Monday night at Mrs Ed Arks home. Burl McClure Post meets at Legion hall Friday at 8 pm to plan Decoration Day. Also for sale a hard coal burner priced to sell via Mrs Paul Callen.
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Holiness Meeting
W. B. Stevens
Queen City
Paul Callen
Burl McClure
Legion Hall
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