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Social News and Local Visits Across Linn County
Numerous panel of visiting relatives and friends reported in Browning and surrounding towns. Notes include dinners at Linhart and Thurlo households, motor trips to Sedalia and Springfield, civilian and military arrivals, and a Probate Court sale notice in Linneus. Local families share travel, hospitality, and community happenings through late summer 1947.
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W. F. Peters
Earnest Linhart
Ola Belcher
Meadville
Luther DeVore
Dorence
Vernon DeVore
Sedalia
Chas. Thompso
Nancy Kay
Camerson
Dean Knight
Rosalie Schrock
Francis Schrock
Byron Schrock
Leon’ Kenley
Gary
Dickie Rhodes
Minnie Fanning
Bertha Laird
Barbara
Chillicothe
F. R. Fanning
Alpha Hollon
Lawson Fanning
Keith Williams
Kansas City
Charley Tory
C. C. Williams
Kenneth Williams
Donald
Cherrill
Louie Hoyt
Chicago
Wm. DeVore
Martin Guinn
Rutledge
DeVore
Gale Bartow
Independence
Kirksville
Gale
Teachers College
T. S. Bartow
Jas. P. Bolling
Colorado
Wyoming
Yellow Stone Park
Virginia Bolling
Denver
San Francisco
Cheyenne
Ralph E. Brandel
U. S. Marine Corps
Browning
Dorothy Alspach
Ohio
W. L. Brandel
2Nd Marine’ Divison
Camp Lejeune
North Carolina
Sullivan
Linn County
J. D. Burwell
Missouri
L. L. Inam
Wm. Vasser
Chandler, Okla
L. W. Hummel
Sloan
Leroy Boehner
Crawford
Nellie Seaman
Milton Smith
Iowa
Walker Farm
Margaret Ellen
Jerry
Joanne Quigley
John Quigley
T. R. McArtor
Charles Turner
Columbia
Arlie McClard
Farmington
Rex Hooker
Wendell Simpson
Milan
Glenn Rhodes
Earl Nickell
Ben