Uncertain Headlines From a Patchwork Year in 1930s News
A collage of notes mentions shortages and stock levels, a reform of schooling for the feeble minded in Marshall, a Dionne family reunion with advertiser concerns, a fatal trans continental crash near Cleveland, and a later Los Angeles wreck. It notes a union boycott on a coffee brand, Missouri job insurance tax receipts, TVA buying Knoxville electric distribution for 7.9 million, Lang the Munich Christ figure’s death, crop forecasts for Missouri wheat, Hoover warning on crime, and civil unrest in Kansas City tied to union pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
National Treasury
TVA
Knoxville
Tennessee
Worthington Social Roundup Reports Visits and Guests
June 1 summary of local social visits includes Tom Shaw family with Betty Shaw and Lois Shaw from New Castle Wyoming visiting Glen and Betty Partin. Myers and family from Kansas City weekend guests. Gladys Roberts stayed with relatives of Conneautville and May. Several dinner guests at George Smith in Bible Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Shaw
Betty Shaw
Lois Shaw
New Castle
Wyoming
Glen Partin
Unionville
Saturna. Myers
Kansas City
Gladys Roberts
Victor May
Connelaville
Luther Flynn
Guy Flynn
Elton Collins
Obert Flynn
George Smith
Bible Grove
Mr Smith
Luther Fyn Nova Followill
Grace Followill
Wayne
Bobby
Gladys Hanes
Lavena
Orville Partin
Local social notes from Jimtown and Unionville visits
Fragments show families visiting and traveling in rural communities. J Grider children called at Shannon Fletcher and Jace Followill homes, with Alma Hogue and others quilting in Jimtown Idyle. Harold Montgomery's wife and sister’s family were to Unionville. Daisy West and family spent Tuesday with Mrs Eile Taylor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ening
J. Grider
Shannon Fletcher
Ce Feller
Jace Followill
Alma Hogueseman
Jimtown
Harold Montgomiar
Unionville
Daisy West
Eile Taylor
Parrowish and Friends Visit Across Town in Quiet Sunday
A Hill News item lists visits over a calm Sunday. Frank Parrish and family visited the Harry Vincent home while Eugene Parsons rested from a CCC camp in Sumner Missouri. Numerous local families including the Schnelles and Babbitts hosted and were hosted during the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Parrish
Harry Vincent
Eugene Parsons
CCC
Sumner
Edison Hi
Maxwell Barkley
Johnee
Ema
Helen Doolin
Baton
Nove PaMtise
Bulah Schnelle
Kansas City
Ray Schnelle
Clair Hibbs
Cledile Fie
Albert Bilingaley
Davie Hill
Dan Schnelle
Paul Houston
Bob Fleshman
Iamil
Vernon
Twits Batley
Paul Doolin
Linville Parrish
Curtis Barkley
Geneva
Helen Babbitt
Earnest Babbitt
Social notes from Rosewood and nearby towns
Mrs. Don Pearson has measles. Mrs. John Raney ill at daughter’s home, Mrs. Daisy Shipley. Enoch Medlin of Newton Iowa visiting. Steve Ratliff and family at Green Top meeting. Harold Vestal visits sister Mrs. Pearl Mullenix. Farnest McCarty hosts Iowa friends. Leo Pearson hosts ice cream gathering. Sunday School at Mt Harmony reports attendance. Carl Guffey of Kirksville visits parental home. Van Pugh of Exline visits sister Mrs. Roy Cassady. Republicans seek readers via ad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Pearson
Dollie Vestal
John Raney
Daisy Shipley
Enoch Medlin
Newton Iowa
Steve Ratliff
Green Top
Harold Vestal
Pearl Mullenix
Farnest McCarty
Iowa
Leo Pearson
Mt. Harmony
Carl Guffey
Kirksville
Guffey
van Pugh
Exline
Windny
Roy Cassady
In Memoriam Bertha Miller Departed July 31 1929
In memory of Bertha Miller the obituary notes her passing on July 31 1929 and wishes of rest in the home of the blest. It lists family members John Miller Otis Miller Nora Liley Gertie Lorence Esthel Parsons Cleo Miller and references to home visits and neighbors including Albert New man family Albiano Zcucchi of Rivevilla, and various local names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Miller
Jesus
John Miller
Otis Miller
Nora Liley
Gertie Lorence
Esthel Parsons
Cleo Miller
Fr ses with family and social events in Worthington area
Frances Smith from Unionville visited his mother Mrs. M Roberts in Worthington last week. Mr and Mrs Frank Wagner of Moulton Iowa were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Shannon etcher. Nova Followill and family drove to Lancaster for a quilting gathering at Opal Reeds. Paul Flynn welcomed a baby boy born June 2 with no name yet. Junior Mulanix planned a visit to Lancaster. Rowena Dierling hosted a Saturday evening party where several youngsters attended. John Montgomery and wife were also mentioned in the week’s notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charley Flynn
Lancaster
Rowena Dierling
John Montgomery
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Neras
Bond
Prince of the State School For
Marshall
Dionne
Cleveland
Ohio
Chen
Los Angeles
Anton Lang
Munich
Imany
Lang
Christ
United States
J Edgar Hoover
G-Men
Worthington
Comstock. Merc. Ce
Hill News
Rosewood
Maggard Electric
Tnésemen- Piscse
Memoriam
Albert Newman
Albiano Zcucchi
Rivevilla
Boies
Lee Cashome
Bernetta
Vada Mulanix
Eee
Sam Hatfield
Fiee Miller de Dee Whitworth
Clyde Martin
Roe Addington
Ottumwa
Johnson’s Electric Hatchery
R. I
Paul Johnson
Salsbury
Huved Himn
Ida Rais
Borden’s
Armour
PR. & Beans
Miller’s
South Iowa
Folger
ERRY
Bliss Tota
Ruit
NAVY
Great Northern
Spachetn 2
Ibs
Ney
Ork
REX Spray
Daisy Fly Killer
Strikalite
Pianake
Hazola
Graham
Ginger
Relvigarabe
Dorebilay
Speedigire
Berry-Statton CO
Powersville, Missouri
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