West Liberty Notes On Visits And Local Events
West Liberty reports rain last week and busy social visits. Virgil Brundage visits in Oklahoma with relatives. Miss Faye Bishop visits at Harve Hamilton residence. Mrs. Harry Johnson travels with sister Mrs Roy Clark. Sunday School well attended despite rain. various local families host guests and help care for a sick baby. Rev Fanning conducted service. farming activities noted with Paul Valentine plowing and Mr Garner assisting John Skipper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virgil Brundage
Oklahoma
Mt. Vernon
Faye Bishop
Harve Hamilton
Busie and
Tom Wolfe
James Scalf
Harry Johnson
Roy Clark
B. F. Gilworths
Unionville
Mr. Garner
Rev Fanning
M. E
G A Galloway
Edd Alexander
John Skipper
Paul Valentine
B. Fiftworth
Wm. Garner
Bob Hunter
Local Notes From Graustark and Vicinity
Community notes report visits and illnesses in Graustark area including Marion Lunchford and Nash Payne guests of John Gillum, Mrs Mollie Jones sick with pneumonia and twin babies, and a death obituary for Mrs Susan Francia aged 77. Other items mention horse trading by Mr Parker, visits to Unionville, church events in Lemona Bethany and Fairview, and local residents attending a bankers convention in Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Lunchford
Nash Payne
John Gillum
Mollie Jones
Susan Francia
Jim Royce
Christian Church
Riggins
Rain slows farming and locals visit kin across town
Last Wednesday and Thursday brought heavy rain amounting to about three inches slowing farming activities. Walter Damer recently lost a fine mare. C L Tucker added a kitchen, pantry, bedroom and porches to their house. Fightmaster repaired fences. William Hanley and wife visited Hackney parents. Opal Fightmaster sewed at her sister’s. Farm folks note corn oats and berries in bloom, cucumbers and watermelons soon to be planted, and sugar not yet dropping. Several residents journeyed about including Godfrey visiting his brother, Braden buying horses, and various family visits around town. The St John church benefit event drew a good crowd with a solid program and fifty-one dollars in proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Damer
C. L. Tucker
Nfeo
Géo. Fightmaster
William Hanley
William Hackney
Artie Schnelle
Lota
Will Godfrey
Black Bird
Oscar
Braden
Pentiville
Tre Ets Ntowan
Powersyple
Murray Dan Fouyck
Uiionville
Torre
Brookheld
Maude
Floy Hamlin
Harry Gray
Louisa Brout
Kirksville
O O
Sunday Rain Pauses Bethany Preaching and Community Notes
Reports from Bethany recall a rain Sunday with no preaching at Bethany. Local social life centers on visits between neighbors, health updates, and community events including Mt. Vernon Day program attendance and eighth grade exercises at Unionville. Rising concern about boy student numbers in Putnam county schools is noted alongside encouragement for parental involvement.
Crowded Out Last Week Heatgraves Visit
Heatgraves and his wife visited at the home of George Hargrave on Burday afternoon. Stansberry of Lariat Colorado is here visiting her mother Eleanor Badger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heatgraves
George Hargrave
Inet
Stansberry
Laniat
Colorado
Leanor
Local Notes on Residents and Repairs
Lemons Mr and Mrs Clarence Hunter host a young lady boarder who arrived last Wednesday night. Press and Pearl Sparks visited home folk last Wednesday. Mr J B McNabb began rebuilding a farm house south of town. Mr Braden bought horses and mules in the neighborhood this week. Mrs Arthur Stultz and baby visited Lemons for homeworks during the week. Arthur complains about a cook and is tired of batch. Mrs Frank O Reilly returned home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Hunter
Press
Pearl Sparks
McNabb
Braden
Arthur Stultz
Taby
Arthur
Frank O'Reilly
Rainy Sunday Visits Mentioned in Local Notes
Crowded out last week Livants report a fine rain Sunday morning. Mrs Joy Cullum and children visited the home of her parents Mr and Mrs Monroe Gorrell. Miss Lois Gatlin left Sunday for Greentop to visit relatives. Roy Pickenpaugh called on Cullum and May Gly at Greencaigig Pecan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joy Cullum
Mra
Monroe Gorrell
Lois Gatlin
Greentop
Roy Pickenpaugh
Cullum
Gong Sis
Greencaigig
Rey
Bex
Lainie Tlle
D W Carter
Sona
Abel West
Elko Church News and Local Notes From Sunday Reports
Community notes from Elko detail a large Sunday night gathering, musical performances by Norma Lloyd and Lila Burne, and a planned special song. Local births, illnesses, and visits are noted along with school and pulpit updates at Barns and Green City areas.
Local Notes Highlight Scribbles From Keslowell Area
A patchwork of social news from the Keslowell region details visits family events illnesses and funerals. Notables include Charley Buck and Angeline Stockton visiting relatives in New Michico Abel West's death and funeral arrangements near Thompson cemetery, and various residents attending events in nearby towns.
Farm notices and local visits fill weekend social round
Crowded out last week Ance rain fell Monday and Tuesday. A farm era meeting occurred Saturday night and Sunday. L. F. Kelley visited Mrs. Clyde Davis Sunday evening. Alex Sherer and son Evan were guests of the Sherer family. Clarence Guffey and family visited Jule Casady home Sunday. F. B. Morrow of Alb in Iowa visited his daughter L. F. Kelley this week. Herbert Scott was a Livonia guest Monday. L. F. Kelley injured his thumb at work last week. Eldo Davis called on Clyde Davis Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethany
Rey Fanning
GT Christian
Ralph Davis
Lincoln Davis
Mat Mundon
Mr. Mundon
Unionville
Jim Medlin
Cute Guffey
Clarence
Ida Daviss
Pauline Gales
T. N. Lewis
Mt. Harmony
Jesse Mundon
Meg
Charley Soll
Arthur Howe
Jar
Raley Mundon
Jit Médicis
Ali Ei
L. F Kelley
Clyde Davis
Alex Sherer
Evan Sherer
Clarence Guffey
Bah
Jule Casady
Morrow
Albin, Lowe
Herbert Scott
L. F. Kelley
Eldo Davis
Graysville Farm News and Local Visits
Rain relief aids area farming as Colton relatives visit near Marting town. John Rose spends night with Pavinney relatives near Graysville. Mrs Wicken from Queen City tours the area seeking farms after selling theirs. Mr Blodgett at Graysville. a young colt drowns in a pond Saturday. James Hurley remodels his dwelling to improve appearance. Mrs Weas Casady and Mrs Linn Hodges called to help a relative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aive Colton
Guy Colton
Martingtown
John Rose
Graysviller
Wicken
Queen City
Annis Hodges
Grace Flateter
Mae Keller
Blodgetta
Graysville
Alva Colton
James Hurley
Weas Casady
Linn Hodges
Rain Felt Keenly In Mapleton Community News
A fine rain blessed Mapleton and was greatly appreciated. Local stories mention J W Ramsey losing a valuable cow last week and several Sunday visits among Robbing Suiter Vincent families. Miss Fernlina closed a term of school and plans to enter Kirksville Normal School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J W. Ramsey
Nat Robbing
Enos
Fernlina
Kirksville Normal School
Coleman Fowler
James Richmond
WD. McFarland
Orville Newman Bessie Vincent
Worthington
Missea Eva
Gladya Vincent
Enos Robbing
George Suiter
Bill Hogg
John Vincent
Hold Hogg
Anna
James McFarland
Jessie McFarland
James Vincent
Dave Vincent
Crystal McFarland
Eve Vincent
Zoar Items Report Local Happenings and Visits
Farmers rejoice as field rats are mentioned alongside local news. Clarence and Esco Probasco travel on business days in January. Chorley Traxler ill last week. Exline Batorddy supper benefits cemetery. Willie Mikels visit noted. Speake brothers praised for work. Verney Probasco visited Coatesville. Exline and Galway business trips. Earhart relatives from Chariton and Plano are cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence
Esco Probasco
Chorley Traxler
Exline Batorddy Waka
Beneft
Willie Mikels
Olines Brothers
Verney Probasco
Moetey
Coatesville
Eion
Bert
Livonis Dianer
Hugh Forbes
Paiday
Terry
Anice
Exline
Galway
Charley Earhart
Plano
Iowa
Mrs. Alehort
Earhart
Chariton, Mo
Bungay
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Parker Miles
Nellie Wallace
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Chadran
Nebr
M. E. Church
Lemona
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Oscar Godfrey
Lemon
M Smith
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Virgil Matthews
Killough
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Bankers Convention
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Press Sparks
Brother Pearl
Kirkeville
W. B. Lightfoot
Wid Furgason
Pe Duiss
Cora Stuhl
Hex
Sunbail
Isa Furgason
Mia
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Mrs. Garringex Sundssy
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J. J. May
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Mra Robertson
Lucerne
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G. T. Christian
J E Lipp
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Apen Colay
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Piercy
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Pueuwone
Carr
Wie
J Ho Gillum
James Payne
Ani
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Sam Monnville
Lew
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Sters
Letha
Veral
Ladford
James Ledford
Vico
Burns
Ledford
George Piercy
John Rumbley
Des Moines
Everal
Soon Districta
Putnam County
Unionviie
Anders
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Elko
Pamne
Norma Lloyd
Lila Burne
John Jones
Hanson
Mannon
Jones
Chas
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Gilum
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Unions
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Shay
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Sinere
Green City
Big Bee
Tratari
Useville
Bert Keslowell
Smoky Hollow
Charley Buck
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de Gorousty
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Thompson
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Parassis
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Rose Graveyard
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Smith
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Mrew
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Williams
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Smiony
Halley
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