Munden and Burns Families Noted in Local Notices
Local column records social calls and visits among families including Nellie Munden and Revah Munden visiting relatives, Nellie Burns and Mrs Minnie Burns hosting Mrs Nettie Burns, and Mrs Edd Bradshaw spending Sunday with Mr and Mrs Alfred Cow Myrtle Luster sewing for Cora Munden. Socials mention Hartford and Sidney planning upcoming picnics and P B Gray and family visiting from Westy Center, Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Luster
Cora Munden
Nellie Munden
Revah Munden
Jim Gillum
Geo. Brown
Roy Lewis
Laclan Pene
George Gillum
Hartford
Sidney
P B. Gray
Westy Center
John Gray
Local Social and School Notes from Centerville Area
Charley Bly works for Fred Scott this week. Isaiah Robbins bought 100 bushels of corn from Ray Bartlett. Mrs. Edgar Smith and daughter Catherine visited Mrs. Merrick Sheene who has dropsy but is improving. Mignon Scott spent the weekend in town for the Fourth. T H Beckwith hosts a gathering with Mrs. Emmis Robbins. Celeste Braden begins teaching duties for the coming year. Mrs Coleman and Sally Vores joined Misses Elma and Neta Berry for Sunny dinner. Ruth Berry returns home for the Fourth then to Chillicothe for school. Pauline and Jessie Thompson called on sister Mrs. Alice Tutt. John L. Smith family and Sallie Mowfer visit for Fourth. Reo Mowrer hosts gathering. Irma Hunacke visits Neta Berry. Robert South entertains friends. shooting firecrackers on the Fourth. People travel to Centerville, Green City, Newtown and nearby homes. The Fourth was cool and pleasant after Friday night rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charley Bly
Fred Scott
Isaiah Robbins
Ray Bartlett
Espere Duesday Thealr
Emmis Robbins
Misa Celeste Braden
Dougene
Jen
Kurksville
Teachers’ College
Coleman
Sally Bob Vorest
Elma
Neta Berry
Snniah Robbins
Ruth Berr
Chillicothe
Pauline
Jessie Thompson
Alice Tutt
John L. Smith
Sallie Mow- Far
Robert South
Crewe
Centerville
Green City
Newtown
Local Rainy Weekend Gatherings Across Town
West Liberty and New Town residents report a wet weekend with families gathering at Pollock Centerville and home. Attendees include John Lorre Deloyd Pramer family John Hamilton family and others visiting B F Gilworth’s home.
Smoky Hollow Birth and Local Notes
Mr and Mrs Lee Mullenix hosted a Saturday gathering at the John Mullenix home in Smoky Hollow. The couple Johnny Carter welcomed a 6 1 2 pound baby girl born June 26. Mr and Mrs Dewey Carter visited the Willbear home and Dawey Carter was reported doing well after hospital discharge. D W Carter attended a gathering at the John near last Thursday in Sullivan County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Mullenix
John Mullenix
Johnny Carter
Babe Bheian
Dewey Carter
Willbear
Dawey Carter
D. W. Carter
Oe Galt John
Sullivan County
Solution to Last Week's Puzzle
Sunday ed edition notes a visit by Clarence Noland and Mr and Mrs Oscar Bennett to Arthur Young's household during weekend engagements. The entry records social call details without broader context or outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Bennett
Arthur Young
Celebrations and Visits Mark Mt Zion Community
In Cen terville most people joined the Fourth of July gatherings while families scattered across nearby towns. Wash McAnnelly and wife were in Unionville, Dick and John Freeborn traded in Unionville, and Dilliner returned home after visiting Mrs Olle McKinley. Clarence Davis was a business visitor not the county seat. Roy Newland and families, Clark McKinley and families enjoyed time in Plano with Jack Huffaker. Dallas Lewis returned from Iowa to celebrate. Mrs Rhea Gibson and daughter Miss Dessie traveled from Macon City to visit relatives. Walter McKinley and family spent Sunday with Austin McCollom and wife. Progressing through the holiday, several locals joined neighbors for ice cream and shared Fourth of July memories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centerville
Wash McAnnelly
Unionville
John Freeborn
Taxine Dilliner
Olle McKinley
Helen McKinley
Clarence Davis
Roy Newland
Clark McKinley
Tin Plano
Jack Huffaker
Roy Riley
Lincoln Davis
Local visitors share time with Ogden relatives
Mr and Mrs John Lewis of Ogden Utah visit Mr and Mrs Wes Williams while there. Uncle Johnny Shaver dies after a long illness and is laid to rest at Christian Home cemetery. Garett Herndon helps at Glen Worley home for newborn baby boy born June 25. Reverend Minks and Reverend Stevens lead services at Christian Home. Sister Bradley attends services despite frail health. Eva Mundon and two sons visit Ira Richardson family noting Mrs Richardson’s improvement after illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Lewis
Ogden
Utah
Wes Williams
Lewis
Mr Williams
Johnny Shaver
Christian Hreme Church
Garett Herndon
Glen Worley
Minks
Stevens
Bradley
Eva Mundon
Charley Pherigo
Ira Richardson
Mendota Weather Marks Damage From Storms
The report notes a hail storm causing crop damage around Mendota and Curby with residents visiting the Sones Shadden home Sunday. A meeting at Friendship school house east of Mendota is planned for Sunday July 12. Albert Brown visited Fred Brown, and others stopped at Byram Bates and Henry Brown homes with Ivy Brown and family also mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curby
Byram Bates
Ivy Brown
L. Lloyd
Henry Brown
John LaRue
Elvin LaRue
Henry Dean
Coatsville
Destruction of the Post Master and Odd Mail Warnings
A garbled wartime style notice warns against mishandling mail items and joking about postmasters. It mentions ink bottles corked, do not ask postmasters to lick stumps, and not dropping letters into boxes. It also notes disturbances to postal staff and injured postmasters while canceling stamps. The text also records Centerville Iowa residents Mrs D A Nelson Mrs H E Nelson and Verna Dee visiting Eldon Robbins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nave TrBeekely
Local residents share a Sunday visit and ball game notes
Mr and Mrs Jim Drury hosted a visit with Mr and Mrs Jake Ares and Mrs Bates. Several families including Hackett, Hockett, Casady, Nelson and Lupton spent Sunday with relatives. Henry Nelson and Elmer Hockett attended a ball game near Livingston that ended in a tie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hackett
Glen List
Jim Drury
Jake Ares
Drury
Bates
Mer "Hackett
Johnnie Noel
Hfr
Henry Nelson
Willie Casady
James Hackett
Helen Luekle
Carl Blythe
Seas
Elmer Hackett
Elmer Hockett
James Hockett
den Helen Lucille
de Casady
Samuel ‘Slimes
James Neil
Jon Haas
Muriel
Johnnie
Fred Neighbors
Scientific Wonders in 1924 Editorial Projection
The author predicts a 1924 marked by new electrical war weapons artificial light advances and better energy harnessing. A dawning scientific era will deepen atom theory chemistry physics links and medical as well as industrial progress. Improvements in artificial light efficiency and analytic psychology are also anticipated.
Residents Gather for Weekly Visits and Family News
Local notices recount visits by kin and friends across Newton, Kirksville, Centerville, and Kirksville area households. Many relatives called on Vincent, McFarland, Vestal, and Mullenix families. births, weekend visits, and a Fourth of July stay are noted among neighbors and friends.
Fragmented OCR Summary of Local Notice
Readable fragments describe a local notice action with price or sale context. The text includes unclear names and places. details are partially obscured. The item mentions a sale or bid event and references a price or cost element without full clarity.
Peculiar Accident Report From Brookfield Hearing
A reader described a peculiar accident at Brookfield where H. D. Hail, a seasoned operator, was briefly heard by witnesses. The hearing in his car was described as considerably affected while he showed some improvement after the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. D
Brookfield
Unionville Seeks Bids for Cement Bridge on South 10th
The city of Unionville invites sealed bids by 4:30 p.m. July 17, 1925 to construct a cement bridge at South 10th Street. The city reserves the right to reject all bids. Bids to be delivered to City Clerk Oden Calhoun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unionville
South 10Th Street
Oden Calhoun
Trustees Bale Delayed Conveyance Record
Trusts show Wherven L O Long and Minnie M Leng as grantors by deed dated September 1912 in book 35 page 201 conveying to C A Middleton as trustees per Deeds of Sours list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
e—Marsh
Theodore
Nole
Drckens
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Reene
Tddie Fitzwater
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Paul Wales
W. A
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Alt
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Mendota
D. A. Nelson
H. E. Nelson
Verna Dee
Centerville, Ia
Eldon Robbins
W C. Cutler
Kiskak
Reavigh
Fon
Frank Bret
Age Bone
Fred Hubley
Newton
Glaid
Vincent Kir
Vincent Komen
Deyan Derby
Ralph
Boyd Funk
Howar Bala
John Vincent
Peter Vestal
Kirksville
Noah Vi
Noah Vestal
Lake McFarland
C. E. Mullenix
Geo. Lane
T. Mulanix
Rollie Henderson
James Arnold
Alfred Steen
Earl McFarland
Howard Furguson
Vera McClellan
Charles Stockton
Joe Cain
Pearl Vincent
Tus Crooks
Gladys Hogue
Clell Hinerman
James Hogue
Fred Funk
R. E. Muianix
Cyril Crooks
Abe Rowland
Riva Roland
Fred Vincent
Thelma Husted
NE. Demoney
Joe Grider
J. W Cowell
Wm. Wade
Iowa
Helen Crooks
J. T Collins Hors
Ee. Fowler
Lou Kel
Omaestal
Mont Smith
Betty Smith
Earl Hobbs
C. A Minear
Icel
Fay Minear
Tee
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U. & Sandard
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