Community Notices From Fairview District No. 110
Local residents report visits and gatherings across Kirksville North Salem Brookfield and surrounding areas. Families including Britton Riley Tucker Mairs and Tucker hosted and visited relatives from Kansas City Rockford Illinois and overseas furlough in early April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyle Britton
Bernie Riley
Kirksville
B. Q. Brantner
Arthur Morris
Spring Creek
John Tucker
Junior
Allen
North Salem
Oral Riddle
Bennie
Leo Pearler
Bobbie Lee
Sgt
Leonard Mitchell
Mary Tucker
Leon Mitchell
van Mairs
Brookfield
John Mairs
Jimmie
Orva
Kermit McCollum
Kansas City
Bennie Riddle
Hermat Allen
Bobbie Lee Pearler
Marion Hodgerson
Rockford
Illinois
Bernice Riley
Josephine Straley
Eve Edd Smith
North Salem Social Items and Local Updates
North Salem notes list visits and travel by local families to Browning Brookfield Purdin Milan and Rockford. Army training and hospital updates include Frank Lambert and others. Measles and farming tasks as spring sowing and garden work occupy residents.
Death of Franklin D. Roosevelt Shocks Nation
The nation mourns as Franklin D. Roosevelt dies at Warm Springs Georgia from a cerebral hemorrhage at 4 35 p m on April 12 age 63. He led the country through World War II and awaited a fourth term after the Yalta conference with Stalin and Churchill. His funeral and Hyde Park interment are noted as the White House announces the site.
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America
Germany
Japan
Fra Delano Roosevelt
Warm Springs
Georgia
Mr. Roosevelt
White House
Hyde Park
N. Y
Yalta
Marshal Stalin
Russia
Churchill
Great Britain
Franklin Roosevelt
G.I
Abraham Lincoln
Booth
Lee
Appomattox
Woodrow Wilson
League of Nations
Lincoln
Wilson
Main Street
Riverside Drive
Harry S. Truman
Gray
Local Social Notes and World War II Turning Point Reflections
A succession of local visits from Thudiums Burkholders Baskets and Creasones are noted along with a Sunshine Workers Club meeting where Miss June Cato spoke on home demonstration work. The column closes with a retrospective on presidents Lincoln Roosevelt and Truman, outlining Truman's background and early career.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. E. Thudium
O. A. Thudium
New Boston
Bennie Burkholder
Roy Sebree
Johnnie Burkholder
Marjorie Ann
Brookfield
W. J. Burkholder
Hubert Baskett
Donald
Roger Dale
Jno. Baskett
Purdin
Roy Maxwell
Dean
New Garden
Bennie
Dave Monroe
Elva
Bertha Burkholder
Orville Thudium
Gary
Nolan Creason
Chas
Thudhum
Kirksville
Harley Smith
Etta Mae McCollum
Earl
Administrator's Notice for H Elmo Schrock Estate
Letters of administration issued by Linn County Probate Court on April 9 1945 for H Elmo Schrock deceased. Creditors must file claims within six months of letters or be barred. one year to avoid further action. Arthur L Pratt Judge of Probate. H L Schrock Administrator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Elmo Schrock
Linn County
Missouri
Arthur L. Pratt
Local social notes from Milan area residents
Callers at the Grant Smith home included Mr and Mrs R W Bardon and several Milan neighbors. Residents visit relatives in Kirksville Milan and surrounding towns, with family moves and travels noted including medical and employment plans and a three day leave for Cpl Amiel King and wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Baker
Browning
Bernice Riley
Les Phillips
North Salem
Ray Bauer
Brookfield
Ray
Oren Jennings
Barbara
Purdin
Oren
Goldie Belzer
Dixie
Jo Ann Martin
Esily Maggart
Sharron
Enid Moore
Milan
Ella Head
Gracie Jennings
Joe Head
Clay Moore
Burlington
Iowa
Ethel Swisegood
Brookfieid
Bobby Duane Head
U. S. Naval Training Station
Great Lakes
Verna Pearler
Rockford
Mary Deskins
Clyta
Herman Allen
Bobby Lee
Oral Riddle
Bennie
Lois Head
Herman McCollum
Reba Riddle
Donald
Roy Hart
Winigan
Douglas Harl
Ellis
Nilé Clark
Roswell Clark
Grant Smith
R. W. Bardon
Cora Smith
Nora Montgomery
Miltan
Dorothy McClaren
Buel McClaren
Kirksville
Arthur Grindstaff
Veteran’s Hospital
Leavenworth
Kansas
O. J. Lenz
Kansas City
John Shatto
C. J. DeWitt
Josie Fields
David Tunnell
Carey Smith
Grover McClaren
Bessie Reeder
Galt
Cpl
Amiel King
Floyd King
King
Roosevelt Precedent Breaker in Democratic Nomination Era
The article traces Franklin D. Roosevelt as a precedent breaker from his 1932 Chicago convention address to his 1940 bid for a third term and 1944 bid for a fourth term. It notes his informal governing style and the climax of seeking multiple terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Chicago
Albany
N. Y
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St. Louis
Shelby
Gordon Baker
Great Lakes Naval Training Station
Cecil Lambert
John Gall
Grim-Smith Hospital
Harry Lambert
Canada
Velma Montgomery
Guy Montgomery
Will McGhee
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Winston Churchill
Nazi Germany
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Mary Margaret
Jackson County
Tom Pendergast
U. S
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Franklin
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Wallace Lovell
Addie Dell
L. P. Mohr
Freddie
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