Local notes from Plainville Illinois reflect winter freeze and community visits
The Plainville area reports a Tuesday night freeze harming potatoes tomatoes and possibly strawberries and cherries. Visitors include Mrs Lennie Richmond Hill from Chicago to see her parents the Richmonds. Several residents are noted for travel illness and local home improvements. The community also mentions a funeral for Mrs Sarah Carder in Kinderhook and forthcoming church events and bazaars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plainville
Ill
Lennie Richmond Hill
Chicago
Jas. Richmond
Wagg
Camp Taylor
Eva
Perry Journey
Quincy
Julius Whitcomb
Baptist Parsonage
Myrtle Sturtevant
Lowell Cook
Paul Kirkley
Lucile Waters
Tlessie Young
Hannibal
Ruby Fusselman
Will Fusselman
Pearl Kirkley
Florence Heine
Sarah Carder
Kinderhook
Shiloh
Mae Monroe
Nellie Martin
Dewey Martin
Troy Fusselman
John Wagy
Ralph Inman
Kenneth Wagy
Nancy Wagy
Walter Hampsmitres
Gabriel of
Payson
Eldon Bowker
John Blausser
M. E. Church
Yannis Sellars
Melrose
Smiley Place
Chas. Sturtevant
Local Social Notes Highlight Visits and Travel
Mrs Elmer Allen spent part of the week with brother Marry Osgood and family while Mrs W B Simpson returned to Edina after visiting her mother Emily Chapman. Local residents travel to Quincy Edina and Kirksville for visits and shopping with several named correspondents. The Presbyterian service flag unveiling Sunday night drew a large crowd with Rev Hawley of Memphis delivering the sermon. eight stars honor Delmar Russell Lloyd Gregory Harold Smith Lyman Yancey Lyon Anderson Clifton Haleman and Hubert Ratcliff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Allen
Osgood
W. B. Simpson
Edina
Emily Chapman
J. H. Hilbert
Elvessa
Lake
Quincy
J. H. Triplett
Roy Gaswell
Knox City
la Belle
Edna Roberts
Anna MacWilliams
Minami
Okla
Wm. MacWilliams
Lula Gregory
Kirksville
J. T. Lewis
Ida Thompson
Washburn Haldeman
Mildred Minter
Excelsior Springs
Joseph Layton
Wyaconda
Wm. Layton
Presbyterian Church
Rev. Hawley
Memphis
Delmar
Russell
Lloyd Gregory
Harold Smith
Lyman Yancey
Lyon Anderson
Clifton Haleman
Hubert Ratcliff
Local Society and Obituary Notes in Green City MO
Green City residents Mrs. Cochran of Albany visits son Mike Cochran this week. Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Singley visited Kirksville Sunday and Monday. Mrs. Philo Terry flew to Moreland Oklahoma after the death of her daughter Mrs. Ralph Cochran. Mrs. JF Hill of Green City passed away last Friday after months of illness. Civil War veteran Capt. Henry Runnells died last Tuesday.
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R. C. Singley
Kirksville
Cochran
Albany
Mike Cochran
Philo Terry
Moreland
Oklo
Ralph Cochran
JF. A. Hill
Ienry Runnells
Four York street properties offered for sale as a package
Real estate notice lists four properties on York Street with 113 feet frontage and 196 feet depth west of Fourth Street, including a 7 room two-story, a 5 room three-story, a 9 room two-story, and a frame cottage, plus a brick barn and shop. Owner says price negotiable, can sell as a whole or separately, and notes strong revenue potential and a female owner unable to manage. Also mentions additional listings and a separate 10 acre parcel with a 4-room house, outbuildings, fruit trees, and an insurance business option, plus other properties for sale or rent in Newton or Adams.
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Maywood
Bowers & Michaels
Yana State Bank
Chestnut St
North 4Th St
N. St. St
Fourth Street
York
Car
Iere
Iiere
Meyer
Real Ald
Wells
Newton
Adams
Kentucky
Local Civil War veteran laid to rest. multiple obituaries noted
After a day long illness the 78 year old veteran was buried. Among the mourners were Mrs. Halloway of Brashear who attended Mrs. J. A. Hill's funeral. Catherine Struble, a local pioneer, died in Wisconsin and was brought back for burial. J. B. Runnells, Camp Sunston soldier, returned home for his father Capt. H. Runnells’ funeral. Amy Walker’s son Harry, stationed at Ft. Riley, was reported gravely ill with pneumonia. Dr. Ezra Ginn operated on Eva Riggins for appendicitis. Grandma Eubank, mother-in-law to Mr. Glover, mourns as Glover’s siblings and sisters reside nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Sunston
H. Runnells
Amy Walker
Ft. Riley
Harry
Ezra Ginn
Kirksyiffe
Eva Riggins
Riggins
Large Newark notices mix of war news and local life
Newark Missouri community notes report rain causing church cancellation, relatives visiting, soldiers abroad, and local obituaries. Mentions Grace Mauck illness, Lewis Graves care, Edina war-train visit, Willis Swango and Elmer Byers wounded or in France, Mayo Hospital return, Florence Barnes organ, Otto Glover aviation work, James Glover funeral, and family ties to the Glover shop landmark.
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F. J. Young
M. FE
Grandma Eubankss
I. L. Graves
Grace Mauck
Chas. McDanifel
Lewis
Edina
Reno Pollock
Ledford
Ohio
Carl Nelson
Mayo Hospital
Rochester
Minn
Glaad
Florence Barnes
Otto Glover
Harry Myers
Elmer C. Byera
France
354Th
Eubanks
Hannibal
James Glover
Arthur Hull
Tom Angus
Camp Meiga
Washington
D. C
Angus
Capitol
Senate
Hlm
F James Glover
Flo
Des Moines
Wm. Kelley
L .O. O. F. Lndge
Glover
Glover Brothers
Newark
Annie EK. Eubank
Lawrence L. Glover
Jury to Try Edgar Strause for Bank Cashier Murder
Peoria Illinois May 4 the jury to try Edgar A Strause former bank president for the murder of cashier Berne M Mead was completed in the circuit court at 3:30 PM Opening statements start this morning in a case that drew local attention to the courtroom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strause
Peoria
Edgar A. Strause
Berne M. Mead
Mrs William G Sharp Arrives at Atlantic Seaport
Mrs William G Sharp wife of the American ambassador to France arrived with her two daughters on a French line steamship. She said she would return to France after placing the girls in school here. Adversity is given to some to test their poverty. If a girl has rocks it takes a mag of sand to win her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William G. Sharp
Hera
Atlantic
France
Dad and Son Quarrel Over Bills as Lessons Clash
A father quotes a proverb about money while his son retorts that the father can pay last month’s bills. The exchange captures a tense moment of financial dependence and generational perspectives on responsibility.
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Dad
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