Warren Items Highlight Local Greetings and School News
The column lists Sunday visits and family gatherings in Warren with Basil Taylor, Minerva Pips, and the Wickham family. It notes a bridge crew project at Fields bridge and travels to Milan and Higginsville. Warren school elections elected Devyanne Ford as director with a 65 cent levy, and Frank Wickham earned prize for perfect attendance as students celebrated the last day of school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Basil Taylor
Borars
Minvera
Calles
W. L. Taylor
Cecil Taylor
Milan
Fields Bridge
J. H. Wickham
Higginsville
Lyle Wicktham
John Oliver
Browning
W. H. Oliver
Lyle Wickham
Josie Fields
Robert Meehan
Christine van Fessen
John Crowdis
Charles
Jimmy Crowdis
John Wickham
Myrtle Pointer
J. D. Taylor
Lois
Frank Wickham
Scottsville
Warren School
Devyanne Ford
T. J. Richardson
Trenton
Richardson
Warren
John Robert Fields
Local Residents Visit Areas Around Kirksville and Trenton
Mr and Mrs Elbert Howard and two daughters from Green Castle spent Thursday at the W L Taylor home. Mrs Josie Fields went to Trenton Friday with Will VanFossen. Robert Fields and family visited with W H Woodall and Helen Eastman in Trenton and Trenton area friends. Dorothy Eastman stays with Mrs Josie Fields. The General Purpose Club met with Mrs Edgar Hoselton Thursday. Mr and Mrs Alexander visit daughter Mrs Wilburn Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elbert Howard
Green Castle
W. L. Taylor
Robert Meehan
Miss Day
Josie Fields
Lyle Wickham
Lyle, Jr
Harry Hass
Robert Ash
Kirksville
Trenton
Will VanFossen
Robert Fields
W. H. Woodall
Helen Eastman
Dorothy Eastman
Wilburn Williams
General Purpose Club
Edgar Hoselton
Alexander
Jack Alexander
Johnson District closes school term with awards
Miss Reva Payne chaired the Johnson term endingFriday with a meal and program. Freda Badger earned a dollar for perfect attendance. Patsy Franklin Barbera Taylor and Donald Morris won for best English. several students received Re Reading Circle honors amid a large crowd. Charles Watson of the US was noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reva Payne
Johnson
Freda Badger
Patsy Franklin
Barbera Taylor
Donald Morris
Shirley Shaw
Marjorie Morris
Barbara Donald Morris
Bonnie Franklin
Charles Watson
Sunday Visits and Red Cross Donations Noted in Linneus Area
Social notes recount Fred Belcher as a Sunday dinner guest at the Floyd Kirby home and visits by Mr. and Mrs. George Phillips to Stella Phillips in Linneus. Red Cross donations for Warren District show receipts with multiple donors listed, totaling at least 45 dollars and various small gifts from households and schoolchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Belcher
Floyd Kirby
George Phillips
Stella Phillips
Linneus
Purdin Community Notes Passages of Rain and Visits
Rain and cool weather slow planting in Purdin with many residents delaying gardens and field work. Local movement includes Fred and Mrs Cassity relocating to R W Cassity property. various visits and social calls. funeral attendance for Mrs Ben McGhee. Quinton Darr heading to a Colorado camp. and neighbors moving residences between Bowyers and Hales.
Morris Chapel Social News Highlights From Weekend Visits
Mr and Mrs Red Gooch and children visit Babe Kimbrough and Mrs Virginia Falconer and boys. Delmar Oertwig and family call at Lee Wood’s. Ollie Johnson travels to Chillicothe to see daughter Marjory at A and P. Weekend guests at Babe Kimbrough include multiple families and Sonny Palmer. Wilma Cooper goes to Kansas City to work. Arb Johnson visits Arthur Griffeth. Goins home hosts Sprague Smith and Byron. Roberta Gooch stays with daughter in Chillicothe. Joe Moore visits Griffeth. Sunday dinner at Wood home includes Urb Johnson Rolla Gooch and Sonny Palmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Gooch
Virginia Falconer
Babe Kimbrough
Virgil Lee Falconer
Delmar Oertwig
Loren Owens
Sonny Palmer
Donald Wood
Ronald Johnson
Wilma Cooper
Kansas City
Arb Johnson
Arthur Griffeth
C. M
Byron
Roberta. Gooch
Chillicothe
George Crooks
Joe Moore
Lee Wood
Urb Johnson
Rolla Gooch
Notice of Final Settlement in Linn County Missouri
Notice to creditors and interested persons of the estate of Joseph E. Cable deceased that Pete Cable Administrator will make final settlement at the Probate Court of Linn County Missouri at the Probate Office Linneus on May 8 1944.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph E. Cable
Pete Cable
Linn County
Missouri
Linneus
Said County
Annie Kenley
Myrtle Manley
Administratrix to Make Final Settlement in Linn County Estate
Myrtle Garrett administratrix de bonis non plans final settlement for Rebecca B. Stone estate at Linn County Probate Court Linneus May 8 1944. Myrtle Garrett administratrix de bonis non also to settle Annie Kenley estate at Linneus May 8 1944. Myrtle Manley administratrix.
Marines on ten day furlough visit family in town
Marines stationed at Quantico Va. spends ten day furlough with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Fred Watson and other relatives. Misses Vendeane Shaw and Ramah Fanning, students of Milan, spent the weekend with Mrs. Gertie Page and attended the last day of school at Johnson. Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Brown visited Carrie Morris and Arthur last Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Sam McClanahan and son Clarkie were guests at the Watson and Charles Taylor homes. Ed Ogle of Purdin visited Rolla and Wiley Taylor homes and accompanied them to Purdin on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marines
Quantico, Va
Fred Watson
Vendeane Shaw
Ramah Fanning
Milan
Gertie Page
Johnson
R. L. Brown
Carrie Morris
Arthur
Sam McClanahan
Clarkie
Charles
Orlen Harris
Ed Ogle
Purdin
Rolla
Wiley Taylor
Visits and Calls Across Kansas City Social Notes
Mrs. Tom Street of Kansas City visited relatives last week. Mrs. Rosetta Wohler called on her mother Thursday afternoon, sharing a social schedule with friends and kin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Street
Kansas City
Rosetta Wohler
North East Linn Social News Recaps Weekend Visits
Mirror and Mrs Johnnie Bailey spent last Thursday with Mr and Mrs Emerson Cordray. Mr and Mrs Edgar McCollum and children visited Virginia Sunday with Mr and Mrs Milo Beiley. The McCollums and Mrs Will McCollum joined by others visited Otis McCollum. Nelda Franklin and Melton sick with measles. Eldon and Nelda Bailey visiting grandparents near Gifford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Nebraska
Otis McCollum
McCollum
Ora Cordray
Brookfield
Perry Christian
Melton
Nelda Franklin
Eldon
Nelda Bailey
Jessie Bailey
Gifford
Shafter News Briefs Include School Closure and Local Visits
Four 8th graders named Kimbrough Brown Phillips Hicks featured as school notes. Visitors Glen Edwards and Mrs Maurice Rottmann called on Ocea, plus Sun day guests of Lela Hicks. Local residents Fay Coulter Elmer Hammock Molloy and Tom Kimbrough listed with recent activities. Township Board met Friday to inspect a mud hole west of Shafter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parson Creek
Margaret Kimbrough
Marilyn Brown
Bob Phillips
Jesse Hicks
Ocean Edwards
Glen Edwards
Charla
Ocea
Maurice Rottmann
Meadville
Russell Benskin
Rosalie
Lela Hicks
Fay Coulter
L. W. Arnold
Elmer Hammock
Veda
James
Virgil Molloy
Trenton
Tom Kimbrough
Chillicothe
Shafter
Hope Some
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Browning, Missouri
Johnson District
T. R. McArtor
M. D
DR. Vinton Jones
Schoene’s
Herman Adams
Red Cross
Jessie Oliver
Marion Meehan
Lloyd Crowdis
R. W. Callihan
N. B. Crowdis
Jesse Fields
John Meyers
Floyd East
G. H. Kroeger
Osteopathic
Purdin, Missouri
Fred Cassity
R. W. Cassity
Cecil Cassity
Tilly McShane
Effie Pulliam
Floa Pearson
Oca Garrett
Lee Ellis Hedges
Earnest Pearson
Ben McGhee
Bear Branch
Ethel Richardson
L. M. McNally
Quinton Darr
Colorado
Bernie Darr
Katie Armstrong
Lula Helms
Lydia Seals
Harold Bowyer
Ed Hale
Hales
Bowyers
Garnet Street
Spokane
Wash
Joe Street
Jane Hardin
May Johnson
Morris Chapel News
Rebecca B. Stone
Myrtle Garrett
North East Linn Items
Linn County Sheep and Wool Growers Association
Yar
Fav Bainter Ray Meyve Collins
Luki
Regina Marilyn Taxwell
Ery
William
George Bruce
Wells Root
Robert D. Andrews
Sylvan Simon
John W. Considine, Jr
Electric Theatre
The
Wally
Fulkerson Monument CO
Ida Eliott
Aresser
Fern Carter
C. Bailey
Minnie Ogle
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