Hopkins Sogene Smith Dies in Hopkins Area
The obituary notes the death of Hopkins Sogene Smith at home near Hopkins aged 26. He was born June 14 1814 near Siam and buried in New Hope cemetery after services at Maple Grove church. Surviving parents two brothers two sisters and two grandmothers are listed along with other family details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
Bern
Siam
Henatiners
Ellis Ivan Smmith
Braddyville
Lawrence W. Smith
Bedford
Mabel ‘Marie Smith
Staomi Ruth ‘Smith
Nancy Phillips
Conway
Bbestba ‘Smith
Warsaw
Maple Grove
Hopkins
New Hope Cemetery
Local families host reunions and weddings across Missouri
Barnard residents celebrate Father's Day at Lake of Three Fires while Mrs Dixie Owens announces her son James Owens’ June 1 marriage to Ovil Pearl Putnam in Evansville Indiana. Rev Barton to swap pulpits with Rev Long for Sunday worship. A lever of summer plans includes a K P E O chapter break and family picnics at Sumabarger home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wood
Roy Dane
Maxine
Barnard
Bedlond
Owens-Putnam
Dixie Owens
James Owens
Ovil Pearl Putnam
Evansville
Ind
George Daughfenty
Daupther
Jesse Biero
Donald ‘Daugherty
Wilson Dies in Clarinda Municipal Hospital
Mrs. Irwin Wilson died at the Municipal Hospital in Clarinda on Wednesday morning June 12. Funeral services were held Friday afternoon at Braddyville, her former home. OBS. Meets Highland Chapter 523 OES held June 12 at the Masonic Temple with plans for the June 25 meeting, the last before summer vacation. Families of members will be guests. SIAM LOCALS regular Methodist services were Sunday at 11 led by Rev L E Gatch, who dined with Ed Stewart family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. P.E.O
Harry Sumabarger
Sirs. Wilson
Irwin Wilson
Clarinda
Braddyville
Highland
O.E.S
Masonic Temple
Siam
Methodist Church
L. E. Gatch
Ed Stewart
Ellis Fine
Clarence Stewart
R. E. Bradley
Bradley
Bedford
Trene Madden
Lois Madden
Hawleyville
Minnie Rayborn
Martin Hentsche
Hopkins
Wm. Young
Harry Young
Polk County social notes long and lively on Sunday
Sunday activities wrap Polk Township with numerous gatherings. Families from Bedford Clearfield Hopkins and Clarinda joined picnics at Lake of Three Fires Arbor Lodge and Tad Lamb home. Visitors included Elsie Fine Mims Fine Lucille Fine Richard Burton George Stanley Lafre and many others. Names of several homesteads and small towns appear amid the bustling social schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Annn
Polk City
Iowa
Merry Mixers Club
Tad Lanb
Ralph Fine
Lake of Three Fires
Conway
Ethie Finne
Ora Woldruff
Floyd Clayton
Cecil Woldruff
Alfred Orme
Loren Woldruff
Virginia Stewart
Woldruff
Hopkins
Clarinda
Braddyville
Leo Mathison
Lucille Ine
Richard Burton
New Market
George Stanley Lafefer
Arbor “Lodge
Nebraska City
Manda Oxley
Gas
Abe Oxley
Eber Collins
George ‘Oxley
Wir
Elza Coulter
Bertford
Norice Adams
Walter Radke
Ella Blanche
Irma ‘Handort
Leland Ladke
Clarinta
Nelson ‘Langerwood
Bilis Leas
Doyle Cooper
Amd
Bert Stewart
Ben Renfro
Cleta "Woldson
Mirs
Fred Melvin
Sumiay
Claude Orr
Polk Township
Carl Arthur
Bedford
Opal Shinnabarger
Marian Young
Nancy Ann
Minnie Rayborn
Frank Andrews
Claude Abbey
Harry Combs
Ora Drennen
Don Leighton
Louie Cartright
Donald
Nodaway
Glen Springs
Garry
Wid
Pearl Head
Clem Bashore
Page County
Athelstans Attend Summer Session and Local Visits
Miss Katherine Barber left Tuesday for Iowa City to attend the summer session at the State University. Sheridan visitors included Tom Parker Mrs Fred Woods and family and Miss Loraine Cavin. George Brumfield of St Joseph visited his daughter Mrs Lon Cavin and Mrs Maude Barber. Harry K Scott and Ottis Burns were Maryville visitors Mr and Mrs John Large and
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Ray
Mamie Reed
Creston
Roy Reed
Blockton
Roy Dawson
Mervin Long
Lon Long
Sheridan
Frank White
Millard O'Neal
Charlie O'Neal
New Market
John Clark
Grave Balch
Victor Chandler
Judith
Parnell
al Kemery
Fred "Bownes
Douglas Gregory
Katfé Fidler
Harry Stout
Clarinda
Maud Dye
Frank Smith
Lloyd Rusco
Ravenwood
Sumiay
Charlie Rusco
Glen Craighead
Evelyn Splichal
Mell
Katherine Barber
Iowa City
The
State University
Tom Parker
Fred Woods
Loraine Cavin
George Brumfield
St. Joseph
Lon Cavin
Maude Barber
Harry K. Scott
Ottis Burns
Maryville
John Large
Lenox Social Events and Local Meetings Noted
LF.C. Club met at Mrs. Anna Wainwrights home with 14 members choosing Popular Opera Stars as a theme. Bridge winner was Mrs. Henry Schmidt. Summer adjournment followed. United Presbyterian church group hosted an afternoon of songs readings and lunch. Lenox locals report visiting relatives and vacations across Santa Rosa Fullerton Rock Island Yowal City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lf.c. Club
Anna Wainwright
Oliver Turner
Edna Madden
Ed Nelson
Walter
Wainwright
Henry Schmidt
Ladies of the United Presbyterian Church
LENOX
George Carruthers
Santa Rosa
Calif
Sarah Carruthers
Alice Cassill
Yowal City
Co. B. Cassill
Patsy Maharry
Rock Island
G. E. Bricker
Julian Walter
Fullerton
Louie Walter
Willard Hofer
Ill
Fred Hofer
Orville Bricker
Merrill Eckler
Conway Highway Improvements and Local Church Activities
Five trucks began work on the Conway Gravity highway after crushed material arrived last week. A Sunday worship service at Conway Methodist Church discussed Father's Day with Sunday school at 11. A note announced Sunday school moved to 10 on June 23 and worship services would be held. The Birthday Tea in the church basement drew twenty guests with a $9.00 clearance reported. A Friday shower at Jim Gillespie home honored Mrs. Charles McNutt with ice cream and cake. Audrey Grubb visiting from Maryville spent Sunday with her mother, plus other Saylor and Saylor family members visited Lucy Saylor in a St Joseph hospital. Rowena Brown accompanied them home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myron ‘Laipple
Des Moines
Iowa
Emma Dean
E. J. Gates
Daugtter
Conway
Jim Gillespie
Charles McNutt
Audrey Grubb
Maryville
Manta Grubb
Lawrence Saylor
Ernest Saylor
John
Lucy Saylor
St. Joseph
Rowena Brown
B. R. Weetman
Moniday
Indianola
Glen Oldhouse
Red Oak
Ted Sommers
Kansas City
Reuben Daniels
Fred Osmond
Guy Older
Harriet Ann
Mary Chilcote
Wm. Osmond
Clearfield
George Warner
Anson Gold
Earl Beadel
Lenox
Fred Wheeler
Earl Munn
College Springs
L. Drake
Frank Duncan
Chas. Smith
Mount Ayr
Dick Burge
Dixie Lou
Saylors
Earl Rhoden
Helen Straight
Soil Conservation Office
Bedford
C. F. Thompson
Clearfield Weer Conway
Paul Cooper
Shreveport
Local notices recount visits and moves across towns
Community announcements list visits by Rev B R Weetman Glen Oldhouse and others to family homes in Red Oak Clearfield Mount Ayr and Bedford. Also mentions trades, relocations, a Des Moines trip for Dixie Lou and a poultry letter from Frank Priebe urging careful marketing of hens and layers.
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Eugene Aseonard Smith
Leslie E. Smith
Christian Endeavor of the Christian Church
Moxy ‘Ale “Turner
Margaret Henna
Anna Marie Gil
Louise Gray
Pauline White
Mary Vireginia “Wallace
Wellveses
Ids Hureh
He ‘Bifes Mercantile Company
Wolfers Mercantile Company
Hopkins Variety Store
Paul Barton
Walker W. Long
Stan‘berry, Mo
Barry Dalby
Katie Lett
Hammond, Trd
Harry Lett
Henry DeMott
Albert DeMott
Miss Lett
Hammond
E. A. Miller
Lawrence Wiley
Tthe Christian Church
Ada Pettyjohn
Lon Zuber
Pettyjohn
Charles Grey
Robert Filson
R. C. Lockwood
Leck
Beli
Mutual Finance CO
Mpitz
Clarinda, Ia
W. P
Hawkeye Lumber Co
W. E, Campbell, Mgr
Albert Lea
Minn
Walter Eck Ter
Elmo Reynolds
Minneapolis
John Reynolds
E. E. Reynolds
Floyd Young
Marian Jean Young
Sunny Sisters Club
Marjorie Morris
Ames
Marjorie
Adams County
Corning
Alcodogen
Athelstan
J.S. Nevius Insurance
Priebe
Frank Priebe
United States
Bray Motor Do
Bedford, Iowa
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