Incomplete Remarks From Centerville and Clark School
Local fragments report George Shelton incident and a shoulder injury at Centerville Iowa. Notes mention Bradshaw at Clark School and teacher’s exam results for Ga Bradshaw and Miss Pickering with other social mentions including Leah Bradshaw and Miss Poll Histon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoeal
Centerville
Iowa
Wn. Seatch
Bradshaw
Clark School
Gayadshaw
Pickering
Unionville
Leah Bradshaw
Johnnesg
Bert
West Liberty Fete Draws Large Local Attendance
Sunday events report a well attended West Liberty fete and a parade of visitors. The piece mentions many locals visiting relatives and neighbors, marriage notices, and various youth and family visits across nearby towns.
Chariton Area Briefs Include Local Events and Visitors
Short notices from Chariton and surrounding area mention Mrs. Dick Whitacre visiting with her daughter, and locals like Fowler of Livonia being seen with friends. The column notes various community happenings and excursions, reflecting everyday social activity in the Chariton vicinity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Durbin
Dick Whitacre
Vera
Fowler
Livonia
Local Chapter Expresses Sorrow Over Death of Member
A page notice notes the death of a Chapter member and extends sympathies to his companion and family. It thanks the Allwise Creator for guidance and asks for care and protection, indicating the event’s solemn impact on the chapter and community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Heat
Brett
Ada
Former Resident Ends Auto Tour Across Four States
John H. Vincent, a former Kalispell resident now living in Montana, and companions in a Buick and a Maxwell left Kalispell on May 6 for a four state tour through Montana Oregon Idaho and Washington. They returned by May 32 reporting minor tire trouble and enjoying mountain deer pheasants and fish along the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Vincent
Montana
Brockman
Kalispell
Mont
Oregon
Idaho
Washington
John
Smoky Hollow Sunday School Attendees Report
Smoky Hollow Sunday school was well attended last Sunday at the Anders home. Several families and their relatives visited the J H Hill residence and joined future services set for ten o clock. Local residents including Ray Hawkins, Johnny Carter, and others spent time with kin across Unionville Centerville and nearby farms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pealentine
Milton Ingersoll
Famil
Lewis
Coward
Darwin
Howard Clark
D W Carter
Dewey
J. H Hill
Mat Mundon
Charley Page
D. L. Clark
Lancaster
Howell
Adah
Nellie Mundon
Esther
Ly. Forest Messer
Centerville
J. H. Hill
Ira Richardson
Gen
Worthington
J. R. Medlin
Adah Mundons
Mra
Mary Ratliff
Lawrence
Enoch Medlin
Leo Davin
Basil Mundon
Unionville
Anders
Ray Hawkins
Johnny Carter
Net Lewis
Grace Hawkins
D. W Carter
Forest Messer
J H. Hill
Cora Anders
Alan Barnes
W. Carter
Clarence Hill
Albert Anders
Mortymer Hill
J H Hill
Wesley Chapel Ladies Aid to Meet June 11
The Wesley Chapel Ladies Aid plans a meeting with Mrs. Mahlon Hibbs next Wednesday June 11. Local residents attended church and visited friends over the weekend including Mrs Elmer Hackett and daughter Helen and the Nel son families. Reverend Leatherman will lead services June 15 at 11 a.m. and 8 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mahlon Hibbs
Elmer Hackett
Helen
Elms
Henry Nelson
Win Garner
Katherine Haas
Jaly
Johns Priillips
Belva McKay
Charles McKay
Art McKay
Tom Clark
Dan Drury
Promise City
Iowa
Unionville
Leatherman
Wesley Chapel
Elko Church Plans Fourth Sunday Events in June
The Elko church hosts a basket dinner and all day meeting on the fourth Sunday in June the 22nd with a baptizing in the afternoon. Everyone is invited and soldiers’ families receive special invitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elko Church
Sollier Bo
Maud
Ivah Trent
Eva
Reta Haynes
Clark Burns
Hade
Joe Burns
Geo. Burns
Featy
Jas. Ledford Rand
Jami Ie
H . Ledford
Burns
Lucile
Hugh Davis
Johnny Gillam
Eithel
Ethel
Howard
Virgil Rig
Watt
Lloyd
Ra Davis
Dabo
Fragmented OCR Note Reflects State Department Propositions
A partial OCR snippet hints at discussions with the state department and propositions. The readable text mentions Mr. M and ideas about receiving something from the department, but details are unclear and fragments dominate.
Putnam County Red Cross Keeps Focus On Public Health
The Putnam County Chapter of the Red Cross continues postwar work beyond hospital garments. It outlines four branches Home Service Nursing First Aid and Junior Membership with a committee on nursing activities forming to promote public health and disease prevention. The plan includes an educational campaign to reduce child death rates and teach home care and disease prevention across towns and hamlets with local committee leaders listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Putnam County
Red Cross
St. Louis
Allene Dyes
Stella Wentworth
Misa Mary Stille
D T Riggs
Alice Holman
Goldie Farance
Rally Day Attendance and Local Visits Reported
Glendale residents attend Rally Day events and visitors frequent local homes. Several families and visitors are listed from Friday to Sunday with mentions of Sabbaths work and church activities.
Names Recalled at Preliminary Hearing in Mule Theft Case
In a Linn County case Lor en Hines and Jess Hines faced a preliminary hearing Tuesday evening for allegedly stealing a pair of mules from Clarené Ross near Mendota. Loren Hines released, Jess Hines bound over to circuit court. both men live west of Pollock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Carter
Pengneet
Dernier Rycen
Ongaton
Rela- Herkier
Sullivan County
Pollock
Caries
Oden
B. Calhoun
J. W
F. Ty
Joan
Loren
Jess Hines
Eiverooest
Jess
Circott Court
Belon
Clarené Ross
Mendota
Loren Hines
P. E. O. Notes On Fayette Delegates And Hostesses
Society notes report P. E. O. delegates to the Fayette state convention last week. Next state meeting set for Joplin next year. The Sorogis visit Mrs. W. O. Robbins Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Patrie and Miss Wentworth host the Afternoon Bridge Club Friday at 4 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Brown
Fayette
Joplin
Sorogis
W. O. Robbins
Chas. Patrie
Stella Wentworth
Patrie
Local Farming Families Share Weekday Visits in Omahs
Local residents and farm families in Omahs area are noted visiting relatives and friends over a recent period. Names include Irmel and Orval Terrys, Della Reynolds with her brother Orville Haines, Fred Kelly and Sherman Mullins families, Mildred Farnsworth, Norma Shadden, Verna Story, and E A Ryals group. Casual calls span across Houston, Mannon, Mullins and nearby homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irmel Terry
Orval Terry
M. Baughman
Ktel Conger
A. P. Houston
Aaron Story
Jesse Smith
Della Reynolds
Orville Haines
Fred Kelly
Sherman Mullins
Ben Abbott
Mildred Farnsworth
Faye
Doris Mullins
E. A. Ryals
John
Ruth
Richard Mannon
Homer Musgrove
Omaha
Martha Allen
Norma Shadden
Verna Story
Inez Houston
Don Summers
Norma
Zepths Shadden
Vene Story
Lee Ryals
Homer Allen
Albert Houston
Mt Hope church activities and baptisms noted
The report mentions Sidney Myr and Mrs George Shibley with a new cook stove, a church meeting at Mt Hope closing Sunday night adding improvements, and baptisms last week. It notes Wellman’s father passing Sunday and various local residents involved in church events and daily life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myr
George Shibley
George Cowan
Mt. Hope
Georg Lewis
Embree
Chester
Ae Wellman
Weer
Wellman
Sleek
Me Wiles
Local Families See Travel and Nuptials Across States
Mrs Mary E Davis and Jim Augusta attend events while Jesse Davis returns home. Mr and Mrs Simon Young plan a future home after leaving Saturday. Frances Sipett returns from Quincy to her alma mater. Mr and Mrs B Guffey and Mrs Hugh Davis visit Clark South Dakota. Davis sustains a bruised hand and stays. James Hoge and Lizzy May Rowland wed. Hoge, a returning veteran, to Cheyenne for work as an engineer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conlte
Ene Fletcher
Pearl St. John
Clark Bailey
Jewel City
Solis
Mina Ruth
E. W. Porter
Glenwood
P. W. Porter
Grace E. Morgen Andy
Tulsa
Okla
R. L. St. John
Cincinnati
Des Moines
Chas. Conger
Jean McKinley
Kirksville
Ed Schmeideke
Flora McKinley
Mendota
Wm. Odam
J. C. Gray
Liberal
Kansas
Overton McCollum
Marvin Houston
Sioux City
Iowa
Jay Davis
Near
Howland
Seneeo Leest
Tolay
Colifexville
Starin Tyla
Mary
Jim Augusta
Jesse Davis
End Fira Simon Young Smile
Hasti Ratan
Msr
Frances” Sipett
Quincy
Keokak
BeGuen
Clark
James I. Hoge
Lizzy May Rowland
Near Wer Ng
Local Social and Church Notices From Hartford Area
Happy Hollow families and neighbors, including Nora Pickenpaugh and Stark Smith, visitations and gatherings noted. A Hartford school closes Saturday for a village program, with local families visiting Jim Lawson and Raley Mundon. Minister W. T. Wharton to preach next Saturday and Sunday nights, inviting all residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nora Pickenpaugh
Stark Smith
Will Johnson
Jim Lawson
Im Lawson
Ethel
Raley Mundon
S. Herald
Horace Johnson
Wilson
Hartford
Dick Lawson
Rick Branson
Bernard
Mr. Branson
Nev
W. T. Wharton
Community Notices and Local Visits Report
Maple Grove residents hosted friends including Maud Waters and backers Mortimer Hill and Neta Hill over the weekend. Eunice Hill visited Mrs Keller and accompanied her to see her sick mother in Great City. Mrs Overstreet’s niece visited, and church attendance followed. A twin infant death is reported. Ormanger family mourns. Lancaster Excelsior sold to W O Forsythe. Women nationwide study voting and practical politics at home and in schools, with polling using ballots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis McCune
Casper
Wyoming
Army
W. J. McCune
Hazel
Celeste Noel
Nell Newton
Presbyterian Hill
Hollister
Kirksville
Lancaster
Schuyler County
Jay Curby
P. W. Porter
F. H. Wentworth
Centerville
Mrs. Porter
Klonkade
Stahl
Maud Waters
Mortimer
Neta Hill
Ethel Riggins
Eunice Hill
John Dodson
Jim Shaver
Sag
Reta
Blanch Lewis
Greencastle
Dave
Dottie Shaver
Pac
Ula McCloud
Jerry Haynes
Oward Keller
John Clark
Ormanger
Christian Home
St. Louis
Weuld Be a Nuteanee Chair Mechanics Debate
In a motion ready discussion, occupants noted chairs could adjust two feet up or down. The exchange referenced mechanical advantages and a survey of the event with mentions of named figures and a public afternoon occurrence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otis Saath
Sane Popelar Méchanics
Jessen
Elaine
Fragmented OCR item on public notice
A damaged OCR fragment mentions a clogging or obstruction issue and a possible response. details are unreadable and no names, places, or dates are clear.
Also Mentioned on This Page
George
Shelton Ax
Wild
Ogeed Amtil
Rae
West Liberty
Gladys ‘Valentine
Helen Gilworth
B. F. Gilworth
Eva Garner
Harvey Bradshaw
Dick Blanchard
Alene Hamilton
Garner Famir
Bessie Wolfe
Grandpa Garner
Irvin Valentine
Jim Hendrix, Jr
F. Gilworth
E. B. Shearer
Alta Gilworth
Hugh Lomy
Pauline
Thurza Bishop
W. A. Valentine
Gladys Valentine
Lucerne
Rosewood
W. H. Lemley
Chas. Rex
F L. Medlin
Will Pearson
Adah Rose
Graysville
Pearl Vestal
Jennie Speak
Kansas Ce
Lawson
Cora Mundon
Artie Babbitt
R. Hillpent
L. L. Hoover
Chariton and Vicinity
Roxie Hart Crumpacker
Resident
Smoky Hollow
Elko Echoes
M ‘Een
State Department
Ri i Cross
Lee Mullenix
Abiline
C. A. Agee
Ottumwa
Iedley
Dick Galt
C. S. Conger
Ernnest Toney
Lincoln
Nebraska
F. E Mills
E O Lemen
Excelsior Springs
J B. Jansen
E. Davenport
Moberly
Cornwell
Powersville
F. A. Cozad
G. R. Statton
James Harbert
Guy Allen
Alta Pritchard
Lorenzo Jones
Glendale
Alva Humphreys
Martha
Irene Davide
Joe Cullum
Mildred Barnhouses
Fred Minear
Goldie Logsdon
John Logsdon
Ray Stevens
James
Herman Davids
Albert Minear
May Waltbra
Mell Logsdon
Daisy
E. Davids
John M
Cneeeie Saeres Oodraf
Wena
Fred Minegry
Clustex Ferguson
Grace Davids
Fred Fowler
Lizzie Humphreys
Belden
Seth Desce Wadenelle
Flor Probasco
Harley Steele Earl Told
Gear Sae Mathes
Joys Johnson
Tote Dewey Cor Wer
Oscar Ingersoll
Walter Christan
Hines Brothers
Society Notes
Omahs
Sidney
Happy Hollow
Maple Grove
Lancaster Excelsior
Winfred Melvin
W. O. Forsythe
Forsythe
The
Excelsior
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