Local notes sketch Sosfor arrangements and visits
Sunday with Rebecca Bates and James Long family. Lelea Star visits family. Des Moines cousin trip. numerous neighbors, births and illnesses described. Town residents travel, host guests, care for the sick, and report cattle sales, farm work, and school activities across Princeton and nearby farms through a weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atson
Sewal
Stoker
Fae Footer
Kkebecca Bates
James Long
eLelea Star
Kelsy Brown
Flatwillow
Mont
Des Moines
Wei
Sun
Princeton
W. F Lewis
Simmons
E. Fordyce
Madge
Hapman
Grace San
John Knight
al- Howard Smith
Gee Robinson
Local social notes record visits and expressions of kinship
A fragmented page lists visits and calls among residents. Names include Everett Noland, Ella Torrey, Be uy Stout, Paul Valentine and family, Sam Hamilton, Galloway family, Jas. Smith, Neal Galloway, Marion Vandyne, Durratt of Keokuk, and Basil Hamilton. A trip to Unionville and a new car purchase by Clell Valentine are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett Noland
Earl Kopfer
Irs
Ella Torrey
Uy Stout
Parenonville
Paul Valentine
Sam Hamilton
Unionville
Mra. G. & Wateer
Galloway
Jas. Smith
Neal Galloway
Marion Vandyne
W. A. Valentine
Unionville School
Cecil Hamilton
G. A. Galloway
Nella Skipper
Basil Hamilton
John Torrey
Mt. Vernon
Clell Valentine
Bert Fitzwater
Dwight Gilworth
Obituary Notice for Malinda Brown and Family Kin
The text records the death and family tributes for Malinda Brown and mentions heirs, including Mathes of Livonia, Frank Brown of F stein, and several grandchildren. It notes the death’s impact on a wife, six children, and twenty grandkids, with a gratitude note from Mrs. Malinda Brown and children to those who aided during illness and bereavement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
Bea Mactne
Mathes
Livonia
Frank Brown
Ee F Stein Menieae
Amion
Lapeer
Semarow
William Bine
Florane
Stahl
Lora Colton
Newton
Iowa
Malinda Brown
Gravel Ridge Notes and Local Socials
Mr and Mrs Chas Klinginsmith and son Billy Sam visited relatives at St Klinginsmith. Two airplanes landed on the Klinginsmith farm en route to St Joseph from northern Illinois at 95 mph. Gravel Ridge schools closed due to a broken furnace. Nora Carter of Seymour Indiana visited her parents the Knowlers. A taffy pull party at Fred Duncan home gave neighbors a humorous evening. Mr and Mrs D W Howard and
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Klinginsmith
Billy Sam
Steve Knowler
Fred Duncan
D W Howard
Local notices and scattered fragments from a social column
Fragmentary text lists names and events such as visits and dinners. Items mention Mr and Mrs Neal Howard, Janet, Starr school, Brown, and Roberts hosting and entertaining friends and relatives. The garbled entries suggest a social roundup or community notices with dates and informal gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sun- de
Klinginamith
Peocle
Phonte
Neal’ Howard
Daite
Janet
Brown
Starr School
Aug Dais ‘Roberts
Mendota Route 1 News Highlights and Local Moves
Mrs Lela Girby returned home from northern lows after visiting her daughter. Leslie Bates and family moved into Marion Robbins’s former house. Mr Robbins moved into the Andy Humphreys place near Shoney. George White’s family celebrated a new baby girl. LaRue and wife traveled to Cincinnati Iowa for a business trip. Henry Dean family and Mrs Jane Bates visited John LaRue home. Emma Williams and John Leech were sick this past week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lela Girby
Lows
Leslie Bates
Fally
Marion Robbins
Mr. Robbins
Andy Humphreys
Shoney
George White
LaRue
Cincinnati
Henry Dean
Jane Bates
John LaRue
Emma Williams
John Leech
Farmers Endure Wet Harvest in Unionville Area
In steady rain and mud, farmers toil with potatoes and corn. Roy Riley and Roy Newland delivered a calf and hogs in Unionville on Saturday. Jim Tinsley attempted a business trip to Unionville Saturday. Jim Davis shipped cattle from Mendota Sunday morning. Finley Fowler's house burned Sunday morning, cause unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Riley
Roy Newland
Unionville
Jim Tinsley
Jim Davis
Mendota
Finley Fowler
Local families visit over Sunday in small town
The report lists multiple families visiting relatives and friends around the area. It mentions breakfasts disrupted by a fire at Bundy mansion, various visits by McKinley, Tinsley, Sanders, Davis, Riley, and others, and a patient returning from Centerville hospital after appendicitis surgery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bundy
Cer Em Davis
Friel Buck
Logpee
Jes
Calif
Jim Tinsley
Zora Sanders
Derson McKinley
Smith
Jess McClure
Cincinna
Sparling Osteopathic Physician Home and Office Hours
E M Sparling Osteopathic physician posts office hours from 9 to 12 and 1 to 6 with phone numbers 278 and 288 for calls, day or night, with residential contact listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. M. Sparling
Also Mentioned on This Page
Teonn Furpeasen
Meril
Mildred Adeliie Morgan
Lucille Moore
Xn- Meim
MT. Zion
Henry Parker Tinsley
George Dilliner
U .Fonde
Charley Albee
San
John Boston
Joe
Jean
Henry Galloway
Centerville
John
Pearl
St. Joseph Hospital
Lloyd Barnhouse
Fred Henson
Ob Crumpacker
John Parker
Linonville
Lincoln Davis
Sidney Sloan
St. Louis
Austin McCollum
Hugh Smith
Bill Davis
Sabaeda
Walter Mcinley
Austin
Hattie Mee Collom
Joh L Hickman
Kirksville
Gsta
Lo Howard
Ninth Mo
Melton
Hudson- Essex
Hudson-Essex
Andio
Essex
Hudson Coron
Alva Carson
Williamson
John Taele
George Paul Riley
Tinsley Boys
Mary Francis Sanders
Anderson McKinley
Pearl Boston
Thorada
Coln Davis
Unainsley
Samike Wella
Pollock
Bertha Lane
W. J. Cozad
Unionville, Missouri
Fowler
Poland
Chinas
Forrest Grove Stock Farm
Greenity
Missouri
Tye
M.F.A
W. M. Watt & Sons
LEAL
Johnson and Watt Bros
Aucts
Ladies’ Aid of the
Sorrel Christian Church
Mao Uke Ol
Standard Oil Company
Indiana
Po Clerics
Jersey
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