William Turner Dies at Home Near Winigan
William Turner age 78 of Winigan died November 26 1948 after a stroke. He was born June 7 1870 in Morgan Indiana son of Joseph Bind Turner and Lovey Rushton Turner and lived most of his life in Missouri. He married Maggie May Patrick December 18 1895 in Winigan and leaves wife, three daughters Fannie Bailey Nellie Johnson Lola Bailey, two sons Hershel and Noble Turner, sixteen grandchildren and six great grandchildren. Funeral was Sunday November 28 at the Winigan Christian Church with burial in Winigan cemetery.
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Joseph Bind
Lovey Rushton Turner
Morgan Ooy
Indiana
Ted
Missouri
Turner
Patrick
Monrovia
Thellinois River
Mississippi
Winigan
Maggie
May Patrick
William Turner
William Crist
Fannie Bailey
Nellie Johnson
Elmer
Lola Bailey
Brookfield
Hershel and
Noble Turner
Christian Church
Ian
Rev
Rayther
Kirksville
Clarice Faanieese Ma Cable
Fern
Marilea Crist
Darlene eCollum
Phyllis Brantner
Robert Cattey
John Milhoan
Earl
Carl Abbott
Roy Cable
Jesus Care
Earl Abbott
Carl
Green City
Winigan Cemetery
Wesleyan Service Guild Holds Christmas Meeting and Election
The Wesleyan Service Guild met at Mrs Nellie Aman s home December 2 with twenty members and visitors. Officers elected include Mildred Atkins president and Wade vice president. A Christmas dinner planned for December 16 at Mrs Wade s home. C R O P donation noted and a bake sale report included.
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Wesleyan Service Guild
Nellie Aman
Hazel Peterson
Crawford
Almeda Bartow
Bethlehem
Gladys Bowyer
Mildred Atkins
Presidena Wade
Oena Wade
Kathleen Quigley
Margaret Smith
Virginia McArtor
Lila Williams
Genevieve Prather
Lillian Bennett
Martha Goo
Ruth Wood Hosts Bittersweet Club Meeting
The Bittersweet Club met at Ruth Wood’s home with thirteen members and four visitors. The president called the meeting to order about 2 30. two songs were sung The Old Gray Mare and Loves Old Sweet Song. The club collect was read by Susan Creason. Roll call followed.
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Ruth Wood
Susan Creason
W S C S Holds Two Monthly Meetings
The W S C S met at Mrs. Bertha Haning’s home on November 4 and at Mrs. Reba Hummel’s on November 18. The group pursued the year’s theme By His Light Shall The Nations’ Walk with Mrs. Nelle Williams leading devotions and Mrs. Nellie Seaman participating.
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W.S.C.S
Bertha Haning
Reba Hummel
Nelle Williams
Nellie Seaman
Stitch And Chatter Club Hosts Charity Needlework Meeting
Mrs Cora Lee Ford led the Stitch And Chatter Club December 2 with History and Go al of Korea discussions. Members and visitors enjoyed a noon meal, songs, gifts, and progress on two quilted comforts and utensils for kiddies, with plans to meet at Lydia Barclay's on the 16th for the Christmas exchange.
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Cora Lee Ford
Stitch and Chatter Club
Irene
Cora Lea
Bertha Abbott
Bence
Cora Lee
Edith
Effie
Lydia
Bessie
Gladys Floyd
Gary Wayne
Thelma Lacer
Mary Leona
Madaline Tucker
Effie Britton
Mamie Hale
Edith Hale
Orpha Dickinson
Alpha
Gertrude Lambert
Goldin
Mildred Brantner
Blanche Head
Irene Kelly
Grace Linhart
Florence Kott
Clara Hanman
Leota Haley
Lydia Barclay
Bessie Steele
Allie Ware
Loretta Kenley
Jerry Brantner
Lester and
Marjorie Ford
Wayne Britton
Harry and
Robert Lambert
Ray Kelly
Jim Elliott
Theodore Steele
Seldon Ford
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George S. Blackburn
Brookfield Argus
McLarney Hosital
Bowden Funeral Home
Bear Branch
V. William Pollock
Grove Hill
C. R
Old Man
Bailey Maytag Company
Colorado
Linn County Auction CO
Wolverine Tns
Wolverine Picsatn
Linn County
Purdin, Missouri
Korea
Hummel
Woolf
Rudloff
Haning
MR. Farmer
Milan
Browning
Pollock
Farmers Exchange
MFA
J. Louis Star-Teexé
Star-Times
St. Louis
Louis
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