Mrs. McGinnis Dies in Sheridan Family mourns in Missouri Valley area
Mrs. Sam McGinnis 64 of Sheridan died at St. Francis Hospital in Maryville after a long illness. Funeral services were held in Maryville and burial took place at Skidmore. Survived by husband and eight children. Related notes mention Gladys Surplus Donavan's Los Angeles death and relatives visiting from California and Nebraska, plus Bill McGinnis returning from Germany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam McGinnis
Sheridan
St. Francis Hospital
Maryville
Skidmore
Myrtle Glass
Gladys Surplus Donavan
Los Angeles
Pearl Wray
Sierra Madre
Calif
Dall Churchill
Mary Churchill
Bill McGinnis
Germany
Clifford Rabourn
Hastings
Nebraska
Elaine Joe
Alexander
Nebr
John Ray
Hopkins Lady Dies At 54 In West Hopkins
Mrs. Fred Hartmar, 54, died Sunday evening at her home west of Hopkins after a lingering illness. She is survived by her husband and ten children. Funeral services were in Clarinda. A Hopkins Yearlings vs Burlington Junction game Sunday ended 32, Hopkins ahead, after 7 3/4 innings with 17 batters in the seventh and 14 runs. McGary and McGary were Hopkins battery. Ed McGary drove in 5 runs and Eldon 7. Burl ington pitchers were Jensen and Marriott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hopkins
Fred Hartmar
Clarinda
Burlington Junction
McGary
Ed McGary
Eldon
Jensen - Marriott
Burlington
Local residents tied to weddings and conferences across states
The item lists several local people with travels and events. Miss Browning, a rural teacher, left for a wedding trip. Mr Pistole, now in trucking after overseas service. Mr and Mrs Joe H Wright celebrated 18th wedding anniversary in Kansas City. Miss Joyce Wright attends Missouri Conference M Y F Assembly at Central College Fayette Mo. The conference ends July 1. Miss Margaret Hanna of Hop kin s Kansas travels to Boston for National Education Association with delegates from Atchison and St Joseph. Mr and Mrs Paul Churchill and Martha Jean visited grandparents Charley Worley in Springfield Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Browning
Pistole
Joe H. Wright
Kansas City
Joyce Wright
Missouri Conference
Methodist Youth Fellowship Assembly
Central College
Fayette
Wright
M.Y.F
Margaret Hanna
Hopkins
Atchison, Kansas
Boston
Mass
National Education Association
Atchison
Hanna
Virginia Carson
Georgee Hash
St. Joseph
Paul Churchill
Martha Jean
Springfield
Churchill
Charley Worley
Obituary: Charles T. Morris of Athelstan
Charles Thomas Morris born near New Market April 11 1888 died June 20 1949 at St Francis Hospital Maryville aged 81 2 9. Survived by wife Nellie Eller three children Rex Avril Gerald Ray Doris Shackelford and step daughter Vivian Parker eight grandchildren five brothers and sisters and three infant siblings. Services at Community church conducted by Rev Ward Campbell burial in Athelstan cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles T. Morris Charles Thomas Morris
James
Katherine Morris
New Market
St. Francis Hospital
Maryville
Cora Burns
Athelstan
Walter
Sheridan
Jesse
Conway
Lester
Blockton
Ora
Pasadena
Calif
William
John
Karl
Nellie Eller
Arnold
Rex Avril
Gerald Ray
Doris Shackelford
Waldron
Missouri
Vivian Parker
Barnard
Ward Campbell
le Mars
Town
Athelstan Cemetery
Attendees at Charles Morris Funeral Services
People from distant locales attended the Charles Morris funeral services including Clarence Shackelford and children from Waldorn Missouri Carl Morris from Des Moines Ethel Smith from Council Bluffs Herman Wise and daughters from Shenandoah Ed Parker and family from Barnard and John Swett from Redding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Morris
Clarence Shackelford
Waldorn, Mo
Carl Morris
Des Moines
Ethel Smith
Council Bluffs
Herman Wise
Shenandoah
Ed Parker
Barnard
John Swett
Redding
Social notices and family visits dominate Clearfield page
Local residents travel and host visits across several towns. Mrs. Frank Brott returns to North Platte after visiting relatives. Clyde Hayes receives care in Sheridan. Gene Hayes visits from Thermopolis to care for his father. Other households host relatives from Barnard, Grant City, Seattle, and Kansas City. A Clearfield resident dies in Creston after a hip fracture, with funeral in Malay Catholic church attended by local friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Brott
North Platte
Nebr
Katherine Barber
George Brott
Joe Hayes
Clyde Hayes
Sheridan
Gene Hayes
Thermopolis
Wyo
Wilma Parker
Barnard
Chas, Morris
Ray Morris
Ed Allen
Bobby
Keith Cook
Grant City
Cook
Allen
L. B. Raper
Janice
Mixed Shower for New Bride in Clearfield
Mrs. Harry Beggs hosted about forty guests Friday afternoon to honor the recent bride Mrs. Leroy Beggs. Norma Jeanne Morey and Leroy A. Beggs, both from Clearfield, wed June 18 in Clarinda United Presbyterian Church. Also noted is the engagement of Miss Grace Kuntz to Carter Rains, to reside in Clinton where he teaches high school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Beggs
Leroy Beggs
Norma Jeanne Morey
Gene Morey
Leroy A. Beggs
Pearl Beggs
Clearfield
United Presbyterian Church
Clarinda
Clair Hawthorne
Bob Parrish
Beggs
Grace Kuntz
Carter Rains
Clinton
Town
Clearfield Locals Visit Relatives in Area
Clearfield locals report visits as Mrs Bessie Overholser of Lawrence Kansas stays with relatives. Mr and Mrs Wm Bye return to Cameron after visiting the Frank Bye and Leo Woodside homes. Roland Bruner and daughter Betty of Hollywood California visit his parents and family. Mrs Wilma Estinose formerly Wilma Bender of Los Angeles visits relatives in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clearfield
Bessie Overholser
Laurence, Kansas
Wm. Bye
Cameron
Frank Bye
Leo Woodside
Roland Bruner
Betty
Hollywood
Calif
Man Bruner Ard
Wilma Estinose
Wilma Bender
Los Angeles
Local Families Share Visits and Travels in Midwest
Clearfield and Rol ley Bender visit Lenox while Mr. and Mrs. C Gaule and Jas Gaule return from Springfield. The Roods and Ferris family enjoy a Ozark trip with visitors from Vinton Town. E B Grossman and children stay with the Cannings in Orange City. Blaine Robinson departs for New York as relatives travel from Chicago to visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clearfield
Rolley Bender
Lenox
C. Gaule
Jas. Gaule
Springfield
Walter Weichert
Wm. B. Rood
Rood
Wm. Ferris
Vinton
Town
Ozarks
E. B. Grossman
Orange City
Wm. Canning
Blaine Robinson
New York
Bob Bentie
Dwight Woodside
Lea Woodside
Chicago
Shirley Woodside
H C Club Meets. Mystery Pal Gift and Next Host Named
The H. C. Club met Wednesday with Mrs. Dorothy Shoemaker. Seven members and four children attended. Edna Sprague received a Mystery Pal birthday gift. Next meeting planned with Edna Sprague. Eldon Clayton hosted Valley Community Club for eighteen members. one guest attended. A broiler demonstration followed the business meeting. The Masonic Lodge held its annual group meeting Monday at the Masonic Hall. Mrs Caleb Jobe and daughter Mrs Stanley Damwood of Bedford visited Guilford Mo. on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Club
Dorothy Shoemaker
Edna Sprague
The
Masonic Lodge
Masonic Hall
Siam
Caleb Jobe
Stanley Damewood
Bedford
Guilford
Weekend Social Visits Across States Reported
A series of visits and gatherings are noted with relatives and friends from Seattle to Des Moines. Rose Whaley traveled to Savannah to see her sister and family. Various neighbors hosted and attended events including a shower for Mrs. Darlene Edwards and a Lake of the Ozarks vacation trip by Floyd Farlow and Jeanette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elvin Johnson
Seattle
Wash
Homer Hicks
Rose Whaley
Savannah
Cecil Brett
W. A. Stanton
Cheyenne
Wyo
Floyd Miller
Clarinda
Coy
Jeffers
C. J. Shreck
Bobby
Beckie
Des Moines
Jeanette
Lake of the Ozarks
Pagnah Dam
S. F. Farlow
John Farlow
Harrisonville
Blockton G. W. Swan Service Schedule and Theme
The schedule lists minister Blockton G. W. Swan delivering Bible School at 10 a.m. Divine Worship and Communion at 11 a.m. with the theme Men of the Kingdom and Evening Worship at 8 p.m. on Democracy themed Writing History In A Democracy. Tuesday night Official Board meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bible School
Men of the Kingdom
Homecoming Day and Basket Dinner at church Sunday
At 8 p m Sunday the church will host Homecoming Day with a basement basket dinner. All families are invited and a welcome will be given to new members since December 1, totaling 43 additions. Services in Plano were held for Sgt Artie Beattis of the Army Air Corps with full military honors after his plane went down over Belgium and he was shot escaping from prison.
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Mrs. McGinnis
West
Max Edwards
Blanchard
Iowa
Prairie Star Homemakers Club
Edwards
Robert Ramsey
Ramsey
Rosecrans
Harold Hilton
Edith Jean Browning
John Henry Pistole
Holiness Church
Severs-Stacy
Bedford’s New Playground
Bedford Bruins
VETS
Des Moines Vets
Creston Hospital
Hazel Evars
Creston
Leonard
C‘em
Harry
Funneral
Malay
Maloy
Raymer Stephenson
Chas. Newburn
Joe Newburn
Michael ‘Shields
Michael Shields
the Milliones
Creston, Iowa
Lowe Brothers
Wwite
Neal McKinley, “Mer
Olocas
Bedford Building Supply
Mrs
Lillie Hocker
G. W. Swan
Ralue
Pittsburgh
Color Dynamics
Modern
Plano
Chris
P.S
Wm. E. Shepard
Optometrist
34Th &T
Flexalum
Columbia
Bedford, Iowa
Abernathy
America