Marionville

And basically by 1940, as an industry, orcharding in the Ozarks was just a few small regional left.

One at Seymour when I was a kid, there's one at Marionville, just a few around the country and, and actually fewer in my lifetime than there were.

I bring that point up.

to say there was a cash economy with apples, with fruit.

Next Canid Transfer ready, 1951.

Reginald, son of Mr. and Mrs. Martin Lawton, 3495 Orland Drive, Marionville, Illinois, USA.

Arrive his three hundred and seventy-eighth day, TB73782.

Nancy Lawton sat on the blanket she had spread on the lawn in her front yard, knitting a pair of booties for the PTA bazaar.

I got it open, threw my pack inside, then threw myself inside, locked the doors, started the engine.

I drove directly to a gas station outside of Marionville, and I sat in the parking lot until I could breathe normally.

Later that day, I examined the photographs of the print.

They were clear, but not clear enough to ever present as evidence.

The hometown was down.

Yeah, Marionville was down.

Start of the, I think, third quarter, it was like 6 to 12. and they were just like looking shitty it's like man they're fucked because they can't they can't do field goal they tried two point conversion everything fail so pretty much they're it's pretty much they're behind three scores now um but they came all the way back and won and uh the final play just like last night's football game on an interception and uh and got an interception on the last second and they beat a their one uh class one team being a class three team so hell of a

game that's pretty cool that would be exciting man Yeah.

All right, we'll make one.

Well, we do have the Bigfoot Festival in Marionville now.

Yeah,

that's pretty cool.

Next Canid Transfer ready, 1951.

Reginald, son of Mr. and Mrs. Martin Lawton, 3495 Orland Drive, Marionville, Illinois, USA.

Arrive his three hundred and seventy-eighth day, TB73782.

Nancy Lawton sat on the blanket she had spread on the lawn in her front yard, knitting a pair of booties for the PTA bazaar.

He will do the directing.

I sit here in my small little town of Marionville, Missouri, knowing that God brought me here.

God has provided so many incredible things in the midst of incredible adversity.

And some days just incredible days, but often adversity.

Next Canid Transfer ready, 1951.

Reginald, son of Mr. and Mrs. Martin Lawton, 3495 Orland Drive, Marionville, Illinois, USA.

Arrive his 378th day, TB73782.

Nancy Lawton sat on the blanket she had spread on the lawn in her front yard, knitting a pair of booties for the PTA bazaar.