Obituary of Benjamin F. Burns in Morgan County Missouri
Benjamin F. Burns longtime Morgan county resident died Monday at 5 50 pm at his daughter Mrs L L Ball s home 610 East Tenth Sedalia Mo born July 7 1856 near Versailles son of Peter R Burns and Catherine Evans Burns he married Celia A Raines in 1879 who died in 1933 survivors include daughters Mrs J L Smiley Seattle Wash Mrs L L Ball Sedalia and Chester Burns Unionville Mo one son died in infancy four grandchildren five great grandchildren one brother John Burns Versailles and several nieces and nephews body taken to Kidwell Funeral Home Versailles services held yesterday afternoon Rev S P Cayton Sedalia with pallbearers Interment Versailles Cemetery Also survived by his mother Mrs Nannie Porter Webb City and three sisters Alpha Porter Los Angeles Calif Mrs Myrtle Todd Webb City and Mrs Marie Keady Joplin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin F. Burns
Morgan County
L. L. Ball
East Tenth Street
Mr. Burns
Peter R. Burns
Catherine Evans Burns
Versailles
Celia A. Raines
J. L. Smiley
Seattle
Wash
Sedalia
Chester Burns
Unionville
John Burns
Kidwell Funeral Home
Versailles Cemetery
Death notice for Lucian Kibler and family ties
Lucian Kibler of 728 East Fifth street died yesterday morning after a period of poor health. A grave service will be held at Calvary cemetery at 4 PM. Survived by daughter Hilda Kingsland of Peoria Illinois and two grandchildren, and sister Susie Kibler of St. Louis. Son James Kibler died February 25, 1940.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucian Kibler
East Fifth Street
Calvary Cemetery
Kibler
Hilda Kingsland
Peoria
Ill
Susie Kibler
St. Louis
James Kibler
Charles Howard Found Dead Near Windsor Home
Charles Howard aged in his fifties, who lived about thirty years near Windsor, was found dead on a cot in the yard at W. P. Gibson's residence six miles north of Windsor. He had appeared healthy and died sometime before morning. neighbors assumed he was sleeping late. An investigation confirmed his death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Howard
Windsor
W. P. Gibson
Mr. Howard
Death of Windsor pastor Rev George R Timbrook at 56
Rev George R Timbrook aged about 56 pastor of the Windsor Baptist church died Monday night at home after two years of ill health but continued ministering until about a week ago. He is survived by his widow and two sons Rev Maurice Lee Timbrook of Hale Missouri and Paul William Timbrook at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George R. Timbrook
The
Baptist Church
Windsor
Timbrook
Maurice Lee Timbrook
Hale
Paul William Timbrook
Widow Mrs Lucinda May Dies in St Louis Visit
Mrs Lucinda May widow of Carter May died at 1 AM Saturday at her granddaughter Mrs Gladys Law home in St Louis. A Sedalia resident for seventy years born Tarkio Mo Oct 17 1848 she was married Jan 29 1864 to Civil War veteran Carter May who died in 1916. She leaves son Wm May of Sedalia three daughters Mrs C C Isch Mrs Lillie Pinkstone and Mrs George Nichols a sister and brother plus fourteen grandchildren thirty three great grandchildren and eight great great grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucinda May
Carter May
Gladys Law
St. Louis
May
Sedalia
Second Street
Massachusetts Avenue
Tarkio
Wm. May
South Park Avenue
C. C. Isch
East Broadway
Lillie Pinkstone
George Nichols
Ellen Walborn
John Morrison
Oakland
Calif
Mrs Marie J Zeing dies after long illness at 7 55 pm
Mrs Marie J Zeing aged 230 widow of Herman Eding died Friday night at her son O H Eding home 651 East Fourteenth street after a serious illness since July 4 She was born in East Prussia came to the United States at 13 Her husband was burned to death about twenty three years ago He suffered a stroke or heart attack She leaves three daughters C D Taylor near Stover Eding Sedalia and Herman Kueck Concordia The body was taken to Gillespie Funeral Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie J. Zeing
Herman Eding
O. H. Eding
East Fourteenth Street
Eding
East Prussia
United States
Cole Camp
C. D. Taylor
Near Stover
Sedalia
Herman Kueck
Concordia
Gillespie
Porter dies in St Louis hospital after Syracuse life
Thomas Charles Porter of Syracuse died at 11:45 p.m. Friday in Missouri Baptist hospital St Louis. Born March 7 1883 south of Syracuse he married Laura V Johansen December 13 1914. He served fifteen years on the Syracuse Baptist church board of deacons and leaves his wife two sons C Porter and Donald Lee Porter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Charles Porter
Syracuse
Nannie Porter
John E. Porter
Missouri Baptist Hospital
St. Louis
Mr. Porter
Laura V. Johansen
The
Baptist Church
Syracuse Baptist Church
C. Porter
Donald Lee
Funeral Rites Held for Mrs Laura Hansam Blank
Laura Hansam Blank 62 wife of F W Blank died Friday at Bothwell hospital. Funeral services were conducted at 2 pm at McLaughlin Funeral chapel with Rev E N Garrett and Rev Jonathan Gisler officiating. Pallbearers included George Peake Charles Maggard Robert Warren Barney Morriss Paul Hansam and Harry Wahrenbrock. Music by Mrs C D Demand Mrs A R Beach Lee Peabody and Bert Pearson. Burial followed at Memorial Park cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Hansam Blank
F. W. Blank
Bothwell Hospital
McLaughlin Funeral
E. N. Garrett
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Jonathan Gisler
Kansas City
Blank
de Soto
George Peake
Charles Maggard
Robert Warren
Barney Morriss
Paul Hansam
Harry Wahrenbrock
C. D. Demand
A. R. Beach
Lee Peabody
Bert Pearson
Memorial Park Cemetery
Obituary of Lamar F McClure Otterville railroader
Lamar F McClure 58 died at his Otterville home Sunday morning after a brief illness. Born May 24 1882 near Waverly he married Jennie Orrison of Sedalia 37 years ago and moved to Otterville in 1938 from Nelson. A Missouri Pacific station agent for over 30 years he belonged to the Masonic lodge and is survived by his widow a daughter Thelma Sims a son Kemp McClure one grandson and two sisters Callie Owens Gertrude Fowler and a brother George H McClure Kansas City and Jefferson City connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lamar F. McClure
Otterville
Clarice Howlett
Mr. McClure
Waverly
Missouri
George H
Minnie B. McClure
Jennie Orrison
Sedalia
Nelson
McClure
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Masonic Lodge
Jennie McClure
Thelma R. Sims
Blackwater
Kemp O
Death of Ira J. Caton at 80 Near Nelson
Ira J. Caton died at his Nelson area home at 5:00 Sunday after a lingering illness. Born March 24, 1860 in Cooper county, he lived his life in Nelson. He married Julia Ann Duncan on September 2, 1880. Surviving are wife Julia, two sons Walker Caton and F. E. Caton, one daughter Mrs. Will Lawson, three sisters, two brothers, and two grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira J. Caton
Nelson
Cooper County
Julia Ann Duncan
Walker Caton
F. E. Caton
Elwood
Ind
Will Lawson
Minnie Townsend
Lawrence Esser
Blackwater
Phillip Widel
Clifford Caton
Earl Caton
Boonville
Funeral services for Mrs Leona Loges held in Sedalia
Funeral services for Mrs Leona Lee Bennett Loges of Nampa Idaho took place at East Sedalia Baptist church on Saturday July 27 at 2 30 p m The service was led by Rev W P Arnold assisted by Rev J R Sumners and Rev O J Rumpf with Royal Neighbors also conducting rites Miss Luda Farley Eugenia Arnold and Eula Mae Pratt sang modest selections and Mrs W P Arnold played piano Floral offerings reflected high esteem The husband G C Loges traveled to Denver with his father W C Anges and was joined there by sister and daughter Mrs Harry Holz for the funeral back in Sedalia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leona Lee Bennett Loges
Nampa
Idaho
East Sedalia Baptist Church
W. P. Arnold
J. R. Sumners
Calvary Baptist Church
O. J. Rumpf
Immanuel Evangelical and Reformed Church
Royal Neighbors
Harry Hotlz
Mrs Stella Forsyth 65 Dies After Brief Illness
Mrs Stella Forsyth aged 65 died at 11 50 Sunday night at Fitzgibbon hospital Marshall Missouri after a brief illness and emergency operation. She was wife of O C Forsyth and lived northwest of La Monte about ten miles. She belonged to Blackwater chapel and funeral services will be held there at 2 o clock Wednesday afternoon with Rev J A Young officiating. Interment will be in the church cemetery. She is survived by her husband a son Kenneth and three brothers George M Forest Winston La Monte and Ernest Winston Knob Noster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stella Forsyth
Fitzgibbon Hospital
Marshall
Bailey Stone Dies at 69 in Lakeside Estates Home
Bailey Stone, 69, died Monday at the home of his daughter Mrs. R. E. Harris in Lakeside Estates. He leaves two daughters, Mrs. Harris and Mrs. Earl Frisch of Windsor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bailey Stone
R. E. Harris
Lakeside Estates
Harris
Earl Frisch
Windsor
Metered Gasoline Pumps Cut Refueling Time In Half
Gasoline delivery now speeds with pumps that automatically compute amount and cost as fuel flows into tanks. The system reduces wait times by halving fueling duration and enables precise billing.
Car Junction chase ends with three captured in Missouri
An all night manhunt in Missouri ended at 7 AM with the capture of Ernest Potter Robert Howerton and Mrs Bessie Miller near Carl Junction nine miles northwest of Joplin after a spree starting in Fort Scott Kansas The trio confessed to kidnapping robberies and holdups from Fort Scott to LaCrosse Wisconsin The woman surrendered at a farmhouse and Howerton was arrested on a Carl Junction street The fugitives had abandoned a stolen car and fought off pursuing officers earlier in the night
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joplin
Walter Grammer
Car] Junction
Here
Missouri
Kansas
Ernest Potter
Iola
Kas
Robert Howerton
Bessie Miller
Potter
Fort Scott
Middle West
LaCrosse
Wis
Carl Junction
Farney Lyerla
Harry O. Rogers
Lyerla
Howerton
Smithfield
Kansas- Missouri Line
Trio of car thieves capture after Joplin chase
Two men and a woman sought in Kansas Iowa and Wisconsin on car theft and kidnapping charges were captured by Missouri troopers after an early morning pursuit near Joplin. Howerton Potter and Miller were tied to stolen Wisconsin vehicle and later detained.
Forty three Die On Highways
Jefferson City reports thirty two deaths on Missouri highways this month. The state highway department notes July as the deadliest month in 1939, with 56 fatalities that year. Through July, total deaths in 1940 are 229, down 48 from last year’s January to August total. Green county records eight fatalities this month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson City
Missouri
State Highway Department
Highway Department
Green County
Cars Collide in South Ohio Block Traffic
A Monday night crash in the 500 block of South Ohio involved Ed Ray driving a Model A Ford pulling from a curb into a Chevrolet driven by an unnamed woman. The impact pushed the Model A into a Ford Deluxe owned by Fred Roth of Tipton, parked at 505 South Ohio. Police report no injuries noted in the brief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford
Ed Ray
Hughesville
Chevrolet
South Ohio
Fred Roth
Tipton
South Ohio Avenue
Missouri appoints permanent state industrial council
Governor Lloyd C. Stark announced a permanent state industrial council led by Thomas N. Dysart of St. Louis and Grant Stauffer of Kansas City as vice chair and president of the Kansas City Chamber of Commerce. The group, formed after a July 18 Jefferson City meeting, will promote Missouri participation in the national defense program with members from Sedalia, St. Joseph, Springfield, Cape Girardeau, Joplin, Hannibal, Slater and other communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd C. Stark
Thomas N. Dysart
St. Louis
Grant Stauffer
Kansas City
Sedalia
Executed For Murder of Girl In Florida Prison
Herbert Goddard, age 29 with many aliases, was executed in Florida's electric chair at the state prison in Raiford at 8 33 a m. He lured 17 year old Frances Ruth Dunn of Miami to her death promising to help her enter the movies. Miss Dunn's friend Jean Bolton aided by phone then was found on the highway north of Miami. Goddard, who spoke a brief last address asking forgiveness, said he killed Frances Dunn and that he had suffered enough and would be glad to see tomorrow. He died after the warrant was read yesterday. Supervisor L F Chapman announced the body would be buried in the prison cemetery this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raiford
Fla
Herbert Goddard
Frances Ruth Dunn
Miami
Florida
State
Jean
Palm Beach
Goddard
Frances
Miss Dunn
Dunn
Frances Dunn
L. F. Chapman
W. H. Lawrence
Bank Messengers Robbed On Asbury Park Street
Three armed bandits robbed two bank messengers of 108000 dollars in front of the Asbury Park post office as crowds watched. The suspects fled through busy traffic in a sedan toward the shore resort, while James Forsythe of Asbury Park National Bank said the loss is insured. Messengers Clarence Barton and Joseph Sturm were confronted as they left their car on Bangs avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asbury Park
James Forsythe
Asbury Park National Bank and Trust Company
Federal Reserve Bank of New York
Forsythe
Clarence Barton
Joseph Sturm
Bangs Avenue
Sturm
Venice Opens Largest Garage in Europe
Venice claims the continent’s biggest garage with under 150 yards of auto roads, signaling a major infrastructure feature for the city. The revelation highlights the scale of the facility relative to regional transport needs and urban planning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Venice
Europe
Tipton Notables Attend Death and Social Visits Across Regions
Tipton residents join in farewell for Daniel F. Ingersoll’s death, with Frank and Mrs. Ingersoll returning to Des Moines. Kansas City scout leader Til den Glasscock mourned in Kansas City as family ties span Missouri, Illinois, and Colorado. Various visits include Woolerys in Neo sho, Joe Jones in Warsaw, Driscoll in Sedalia, and others from Tipton to St Louis and Clayton for events, games, and gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Ingersoll
Tipton
Mr. Ingersoll
Daniel F. Ingersoll
Des Moines
Escape from Kansas manhunt linked to Missouri entry
The article notes a suspect named Estes escaped custody and traveled from Atchison Kansas toward Missouri, with authorities stating he has not yet been apprehended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Atchison
Kas
Estes
Sweet Springs Social Notes Highlight Regional Visits
Sweet Springs residents host and visit relatives across Missouri and Kansas. Monett guests include Mr. and Mrs. James Heisner with P. W. Heisner. The Berry family loss is announced in Charleston. Clergy visitors from Kentucky and Higginsville entertainments are noted along with bridge club activities led by Mrs. A. F. G'Sell.
Social whirl fills weekend with visits across towns
Residents hosted dine and social calls across Missouri. Guests included Rey, Mrs. Ben Carroll, Mr. and Mrs. Rush of Louisburg, and many others from Sedalia to Otterville. The Homemakers club met with 4-H demonstrations and flower arrangements.
Pair Accused of Kidnapping In Iowa Federal Case
Joplin Missouri July 30 two men Robert Howerton 19 and Ernest Potter 43 were held in jail after an Iowa federal court information charged them with kidnapping Fort Scott Kansas couple. Sister of Potter Mrs Bessie Miller was arrested but faces no charges. Sheriff said she claimed the pair forced her at gunpoint to leave Eldon Indiana home last Thursday. The Iowa filings allege they forced Ralph and Mrs Potters to drive from Fort Scott to Mount Ayr Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joplin
Des Moines
Fort Scott
Kas
Robert Howerton
Ernest Potter
Tola
Kansas-Missouri
Bessie Miller
Potter
Slayer Of Guard To Be Executed
Ivan Sullivan 28 of Tren ton Missouri termed ring leader of escaped convicts must die on the gallows at Fort Madison prison Sullivan and Lowell Haenze 27 Sleepy Eye Minnesota pleaded guilty to first degree murder in the July 8 guard slaying. Haenze captured in Marysville Kansas July 19 and Sullivan arrested after gun battle following escape from the prison. Forrest Estes 36 Mountain Home Arkansas escaped with them and received a life term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Madison
Ivan Sullivan
Trenton
James R. Burrows
Sullivan
Lowell Haenze
Sleepy Eye
Minn
Robert Hart
Haenze
Forrest Estes
Mountain Home
Ark
Marysville
Kas
Missouri
Birth of Daughter for Mr and Mrs Van Dyke
Mr and Mrs E. O. Van Dyke announce the birth of a daughter born Sunday at Bothwell Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. O. van Dyke
Bothwell Hospital
Piedmont Merchant Son Dies After Auto Crash
Piedmont Missouri July 29 Herman E. Pyles 24 son of a local merchant died after his automobile overturned on a highway half a mile south of Piedmont Sunday afternoon He suffered a fractured skull and the cause of the crash has not been determined
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piedmont
Herman E. Pyles
Pyles
Clifton City Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Events
Clifton City residents hosted relatives and friends including Mr. and Mrs. Joe Johnson of Pleasant Green and Mr. and Mrs. Donald Perkins of Kansas City. A revival at Clifton City Methodist Church continues through the week led by Rev. Holland. A free Tuesday evening show takes place on the Clifton school house lawn. A joint birthday party honored Mrs. Cramer and Mrs. Earl Palmer with guests from Sedalia Otterville and nearby towns. Betty Jean Crosser and Mrs. Wood celebrate birthdays in a gathering at Ellison Wood's home. Summer school attendees Opal Lee and Edna Wallace visited their families in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Howe
J. D. Cave
Rey
Ben Carroll
Robert Rush
Louisburg
Lester White
C. R. Shy
Boonville
Jimmie
Nelson, Mo
Wanda Jean
Melba Lea Cave
Otterville
Betty Lou Mayfield
Slater
James Howard
Clifton City
George Cave
Sedalia
Mary Bird
Jessie
Dorothy Bird
T. L. Gregory
L. A. Marsh
Bertram Taylor
Rochester
New York
Springfield
C. C. Myers
Yard Improvement Club
Betty Jane
Irma Lee Kreisler
Betty Jo Benton
Alice Anne Mahnken
Ardella Wienberg
Marietta Kelb
Shirley Ragar
Will House
Joe Johnson
Pleasant Green
Clifton City Methodist Church
Holland
Donald Perkins
Kansas City
Perkins
Dorothy
Edna Wallace
Warrensburg
L. L. Wallace
Canada weighs 1 000 000 man army plan and registration
War Services Minister James Gardiner proposed a national draft idea to mobilize an army of 1,000,000 by universal 30 day training for all unmarried men aged 21 to 45. National registration would run August 19 to 21 across Canada’s 243 electoral districts, with possible first year calls limited to single men aged 21 to 35.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
War Services
James G. Gardiner
House of Commons
Dominion
Canada
Department of National Defense
Club Tribute To J. W. Stephens
The Bowling Green community club met Friday July 26 with Charlotte Moore singing opening. E R Thomson and Wilbur O Leary reported resolutions praising J W Stephens for five years as president and illness preventing a sixth. Copies ordered recorded and sent to the family. Committee chairmen urged continued fair support and community cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowling Green Community Club
Charlotte Moore
E. R. Thomson
Wilbur O’leary
J. W. Stephens
Versailles man bound over for September term on felonious assault charge
Claude Crow of Versailles was bound over by Justice of the Peace J S Bridges to Morgan county court for the September term after a June 25 highway 52 assault on Lloyd Barbour. Crow, held in jail in California Missouri for lack of $1000 bond, and Barbour, with a broken leg, were briefly examined at home after Barbour’s hospitalization in Boonville. Witness Thomas McKivergan testified. Barbour could not due to injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Crow
Versailles
Lloyd Barbour
Justice of the Peace
J. S. Bridges
Morgan County
Crow
California
Barbour
Boonville
Thomas McKivergan
Tomlinson Reunion Held at Liberty Park July 28 1940
The fourth annual Tomlinson descendants reunion gathered at Liberty Park on Sunday July 28 1940. Attendees included Jerry Tomlinson and daughters Etta Virginia Irene. Gladys Gault. Eugene Tomlinson Mamie Tomlinson Robert Hall Sedalia. Elizabeth Grace Hall. Ritchie family members from Prairie Home. Solomon Schults Byberry. Homer Bell family from Knobwoster. Norris family Sedalia and Sedalia area. Clinger and Holden residents. numerous Smithton and Bunceton relatives. and many other extended family members across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeremiah Tomlinson
Liberty Park
Jerry Tomlinson
Etta
Virginia
Irene
Bunceton
Gladys Gault
Sedalia
Eugene Tomlinson
Mamie B
Tomlinson
Robert E. Hall
Elizabeth Tomlinson
Grace Hall
St. Louis
Minnie Ritchie
Warren Ritchie
Jacob Ritchie
Nanna, Allen
Margie
Lila Ritchie
Prairie Home
V. E. Solomon
Church Schults
Byberry
Homer Bell
Emery
Lillie Rose
Knobwoster
Richard Norris
Edward
Leona Sue Norris
Walter Warnake
Helen
Sonny
Rosa Lee Warnake
Wilma Cecil
Frankie
Mildred
Davey Lee Bell
Alvera Bartels
John F. Clinger
Bettie Lou
Roscoe Clinger
Robert Wilson Clinger
Holden
Sadie Holman
Dosia Ross
Porter Cole
Wallace Cole
Gertrude Wagenknecht
Frances Sprinkle
Mary
W. B. Pate
Laura Herod
Clyde Waters
Theodosia Woolery
H. A. Carter
Marie Amboine
C. E. Salomons
Bernadine
Hilda
Evelyn
Jessie Mae
Georgia Marie Salmons
Ralph Arnold
Bertha Mae
Cornice Wolfe
Mabel Roberts
Extension Club Hears Reports at Flat Creek Meeting
Flat Creek Home Extension club met July 23 with Mrs Ralph Mil burn as hostess and fourteen members. Visitors attended and a noon dinner was served. The president led the Lord s Prayer. Reports were given by department heads and the 4 H club leader noted ten youth would attend camp. Upcoming county achievement day was planned for September 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flat Creek
E. R
Jim Burnett
Cole Camp
Secretary Green Outlines Missouri Fair Plans at Rotary
The Se dalia Rotary Club met at the Bothwell Hotel with Charles W. Green secretary of the Missouri State Fair presenting on the 40th annual exposition. He described improvements to grounds and buildings and exhibits planned for this year. Frank Bryant introduced him as program chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sedalia
Bob” Hill
Rotary International
Kiwanis
L. L. Studer
Rotary
Chris F. Johnson
Warrensburg
John J. Dugan
Hutchison, Kansas
Jewell Mayes
Tom Douglas
Jefferson City
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Ter
Webb City
Alpha Porter
Los Angeles
Mrytle Todd
Marie Keady
Mrs. Lucinda May
Mrs. Marie A Eding
Laura HL Blank
Mrs. Loges
Mrs
Bailey
Patrol
Trip
Highway Patrol
R. L. Wilcox
Iowa
Wisconsin
W. E. Grammer
Wilcox
Earnest Potter
Kan
Four Corners
State Patrol
Potts
R. R. Reed
Reed
Miller
Sectalian II
A. R. Snorgrass
J. W. Marsh
Gregory Faherty
Portageville
Paul
Harold Woolery
Neosho
Woolery
Messrs
Mesdames
Joe Jones
Warsaw
Wm. Driscoll
W E. Howard
D. C. Hardy
David Hardy
Anna May Dueber
A. C. Youtz
Clayton
Bernard Ragland
Lexington
Ragland
Wa. J. Finley
Higginsville
Finley
S. H. Redman
Dr. Redman
Oscar Fisher
Wheaton
Mr. Fisher
John Fisher
J. B. Bomar
Lowell Hirsh
John Homfelt
J. B. Norman
Wichita
Clayton Haire
C. M. Ferguson
Forrest Groves
Texas
al Groves
Near Bunceton
J. D. Briscoe
Geraldine Shiveley
Colorado Springs
Colo
Sweet Springs
James Heisner
Monett
P. W. Heisner
Ernest Barker
Rose Dankenbring
Washington
K. J. Steinmitz
Caroline Berry
Charleston
Dick Berry
E. H. Berry
A. F. G’sell
Howard Reavis
G’sell
Thomas Stuerke
R. Q. Jones
D. E. Smith
E. C. John
J. R. Scott
Elmer Mueller
Dorder Brey
Richard Wall
Wylie
Cohun Ellis
W. E. Andrew
Sonia
Mrs. Add Johnson
Extension Club
Secretary Green
S.ohio St
M‘laughlins
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