Winter Reflections and Local Happenings Gathered
Correspondence notes slow improvement for William Houser and a snowy Tuesday in the area. Mies Myrtle Houser and Mrs L C Morgan are mentioned with visits and farm moves. A dance at Dave Morgan’s and a school closing at Pearson led by Miss Lillie Corporan are noted. The text recalls winter, a sermon by Rev Doyle, a Newtown trip, and community anecdotes about a veiled turkey tale after Thanksgiving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mies
Myrtle Houser
Albert Alexander
Dave Morgan
Rev. Doyle
Reformer Rev Gy Leads Series of Meetings at Hilitorn
The article notes Rev Gy conducting successful meetings at Hilitorn. It mentions Richard Logan's return from south Missouri, Charles Landers visiting relatives in Macon county, and Lily Corporan finishing fall term. Also reported are Della Kirkman visiting relatives, new telephones on the Chariton Coatesville line, Allen Morgan expanding milling equipment, and the death of Byiweater Davis at Mt. Pleasant Iowa with burial at Hilltown cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rev
Hilitorn
Richard Logan
South Missouri
Charles Landers
Macon County
Lily Corporan Hes
Della Kirkman
D. Pe. Wheeler
Putnam County
Allen Morgan
Byiweater Davis
Mt. Pleasant
Iowa
Hilltown
Richard Burgreff
Daniel McDonald
Lancaster
St John News Roundup From Beara An - November 1903
Local notes report Bill Torrey finishing his new house and Miss Mamie Bradshaw visiting Penonville. Mr Thomas Hancock is poorly while Dick Pollock and Tom Pollock families have illnesses. Mrs Ace Berry remains bedridden about four weeks. Lewta Silor returns home after seven months in Town. Miss Lillie Harbert studies music with Miss Bessie Gunn. Rabbits plentiful as boys bring them in. Seema mentions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Alexander
Seymour
Jaws
Lewta Silor
Marriages and Visits Across Graynville and Nearby Towns
Oscar Cassady of Oakley Iowa spent Thanksgiving with family. Wm Cassady visited relatives at Howland last week. Mrs Bennet West of Glenwood stayed with her mother Mrs Hannah Cassady part of last week. Mrs Emmet Kelley and daughter Flora of near Livonia visited Samuel Cassady Thursday and Friday. Mrs Sarah Cassady of Unionville returned home Monday after two months visiting College Mound Hardienod Graynville Mo. Miss Gertha Cullum and Zora Crooks wed recently. Mr Smith of Marysville Kansas bought Garf’s farm and arrived Friday with cattle. Mrs Sarah Earhart of Hurdland Mo was called home Monday by her ill husband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennet West
Glenwood
Hannah Camady
Emmet Kelley
Flora
Livonia
Samuel Cassady
Sarah Cassady
Unionville
College Mound
Hardienod
Graynville
Gertha Cullum
Zora Crooks
Mr. Smith
Marysville
Kansas
Mr. Garf
Sarah Earhart
Hurdland
Hannah Cascady
Loyds and others travel and family updates in Novinger area
Geo and Charley Loyd visited Novinger last Thursday while Frank Buster of Pennville was in the area last Wednesday. Charlie Loyd went to Unionville last Saturday returning Sunday. Mrs. John Redding and her son visit Geo and Mrs. Shibley near Sidney. Fay, a sick three year old, is also mentioned. Harrison Hendrix sells property near Sidney to Geo Shibley. Hendrix and wife plan to move to Green City, and Shibley and wife to Sidney. Grant Harris and family move into the vacated property. Mrs. G W Patterson’s 59th birthday is celebrated with friends and baskets, the new extension table stretched to capacity as hosts unpack eatables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo
Charley Loyd
Novinger
Frank Buster
Pennville
Charlie Loyd
Unionville
John Redding
Little Son
Brashear
Geo Jhibley
Sidney
Harrison Hendrix
Geo. Shibley
Mr Hendrix
Green City
Mr. Shibley
Grant Harris
Shibley
G W Patterson
Tax collectors and school notices across multiple towns
A collage of tax collection dates and local notices lists Hartford Worthington Low Ground and others with weekly itineraries. It notes collectors such as P R Schuster and J A Helforstine and school board calls for St John teachers to begin December 14 1908.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
Worthington
Low Ground
Bidney
Graysville
Martinstown
St. Jobn
St. John
Runyon
Fragmentary OCR Notes Mentioning Names and Local Meeting
Fragmentary text references a winter theme and a meeting at a Kingdom venue. It mentions names like Brockton and Guite with unclear roles and scattered phrases about bands and visits. The excerpt lacks coherent facts or dates.
Public Auction in Unionville Mo For Farm Land and Improvements
Pursuant to a County Court order a public auction will be held at the front door of the Unionville Missouri courthouse on December 18 at 10 o'clock. The sale seeks a contract to build and develop 33 acres of land described as good smooth rich soil in cultivation. A clerk from the county office will provide details at the place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unionville
Odaaty
The Worst Boy in Town Address at Christian Church
Rev W A Moore of the State Sunday School Association spoke on The Worst Boy in Town at the Christian Church. He urged understanding boy growth, compared boys to a jackknife and a bicycle, and urged pairing boys and girls in Bible School classes to foster noble manhood and respect for women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Church
W A Moore
State Sunday School Association
Skirts Promote Gifts at Rosenthal's Store
Shoppers are urged to buy skirts as fitting gifts at Rosenthal's, emphasizing stylish options for the season. Expert staff help customers select flattering cuts and sizes for loved ones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosenthal’s
Dan Patch Breaks Two World Records on Cold Day
Macon Georgia November 30 Dan Patch posted two world records in a gusty 47 degree wind. In a high wheel salky trial he beat Directum’s 2:06 mark with 2:04 and five minutes later ran miles in 4:17, edging Nervola’s record by two seconds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macon
Dan Patch
Directum
Miles
Nervola
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S. H. Jackson & CO
Ong Og
Nea
West Liberty
William Houser
Dean Davis
Castor
Ian Iva
Chariton
Coatesville
Schuyler Co
Albert Bailey
Wyoming
Wm Alll
Clarence Porter
Geattie
Washington
COA Bto RI
Beara the the
Ed Yoo In
An & Bong
Rigasture
Bill Torrey
Mamie Bradshaw
Penonville
Thomas Hancock
Dick Pollok
Croup
Tom Pollock
Seema
Rabbita
Oscar Casgaily
Oakley
Wm Cassady
Howland
Fay
R ScHuster
Omaha
Glendale
Esper
Avpeer Efarbart
Libery Two
Pateam Co
Mendota
J. A. Helforstine
F.— H. Stannard & Co
Ottawa
Kans
Eeame
Biles Brockton
Asi
Ah Ae
Guite
Appasiases County” Tows
Perentee
Eppenstein
Res & Ae
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