Cross Roads And Cora Winter Weather News
Myron Tharp and wife visited J H Tharp. Herbert Robinson and wife welcomed a baby boy. Edna, Herbert's sister, is visiting. M Maxey and son Helen from near Milan visited E Maxey. Mr and Mrs Herbert Elwood stayed with grandparents J H Tharp. G M Spencer shipped a car from Cora. Colds rage locally. Beryl Bundridge ill. Neighbors cut wood for Mrs Mary Spencer. W S Langdon visited Milan. Gale Bailey attended Shelby to escort Hazel Bailey and Glen to school. Kermit Bullen rushed to brother John Bullen sick. Mrs Andrew Stufflebean visited daughter Ray mond Smith. Howard Jenkins' baby ill. Henry Craig visited T L McDonnald. Miss Mary Smith very sick with flu.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora
Myron Tharp
J. H. Tharp
Herbert Robinson
Herbert
Edna
M. Maxey
Helen
Milan
E . Maxey
Lir
Herbert Elwood
J .H. Tharp
G. M. Spencer
Beryl Bundridge
Gale Bailey
Shelby
Hazel Bailey
Glen
Kermit Bullen
John Bullen
Andrew Stufflebean
Raymond Smith
Howard Jenkins
Henry Craig
T. L McDonnald
Mary Smith
Mixed Local Notes and Oddities Highlight Daily News
The column records social calls in Bangor and Chicago, a Bangor deer incident, a Paris incident of a kissy physician, a long bearing apple tree, a Portland kitten with seven claws, a Chicago divorce claim about corn on the cob, and a Buffalo swindle verdict sentencing Martin Waldoch to one year in prison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Lesh
Chicago
Martin Waldoch
Buffalo
Walnut Grove Items Update on local illnesses and visits
Woodrow Spencer remains ill with typhoid fever but shows signs of improvement. Joy Belle and Ruby Robinson visited Verda Pipes and Anna Mary Pipes. Dr. Montgomery of Mulan is caring for the sick this week. Mrs. Charley Morris is ill. Verda Pipes hosted relatives for the weekend. Ferris Spencer, who shot himself in the foot, is now able to walk on crutches. Iva Johnson of near Browning visited Woodrow Spencer. Charley Pipes and Max Dunlap visited Mrs. Cora Sargent near Enterprise and Clarence Sargent accompanied them home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodrow Spencer
Joy Belle
Ruby Robinson
Verda
Anna Mary Pipes
Montgomery
Mulan
Charley Morris
Verda Pipes
Ralph Morris
Mary Pipes
Ferris Spencer
Iva Johnson
Near Browning
Charley Pipes
Max Dunlap
Cora Sargent
Enterprise
Clarence Sargent
Shafter Notes Show Frosty Week and Social Visits
Local item notes a week of zero weather and frosty scenes. Residents share visits and meals, including the George Phillips family and the Gooch households. Several guests stop by, and health concerns keep Mrs. Grover Murrell and Mrs. Elmer Hammock indoors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grover Murrell
Elmer Hammock
George Phillips
Baby Lee
Lee Gooch
Letha Ellen
Remarriage of Chicago Couple Ends 34-Year Gap
Snappy dutt reports Mr and Mrs Norville Williams of Chicago who divorced 34 years ago have remarried. The piece notes Mrs Catherine O Brien of Duluth Minnesota claimed Thomas Kelly s dog bit her but the claim was disproved as the dog had lost all its teeth. An inquest was held on a body identified 23 that.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Logan
Charles Brown
Chicago
J. M.stubwn
Logan
Snappy Dutt
Norville Wiliams
Catherine O'Brien
Duluth
Minn
Thomas Kelly
Odd News From Around the Country and Beyond
A roundup of quirky local and national items includes Arthur Hall of Marietta recounting a Miami to Marietta roller trip, a Chicago court mishap where a judge mistook a woman for a man, a Utica horse retirement after 20 years with Old Joe, a 1918 Christmas card found in Noblesville, a craftsman funeral convoy in Tennyson, a moonshine noose in a shoe in Whitesburg, a Lansing assault arrest over dirty dishes, repeated robberies of Western Union staff in New York, widower veteran 88 wed to 69-year-old Mollie Jones in Huron, inheritance loss from calling a father a fool in Shirley, divorce silence in Gary, a Madison man trapped by a collapsing jail bunk, a Silverdale landlord fined for shooting a monkey, and Mt Rainer MD claiming status as a unique town with 3,832 people.
Fragmentary Notice Teases Oddities From Tiny Items
A mix of brief quirks and trivia from a newspaper page mentions tobacco use in China cigarettes a Hollywood visitor Miss Wienie Hott and a cannibal joke a woman named Ros Moorehead after three marriages a hen laying an egg in Mt Sterling Ohio a divorce testimony about loneliness and a Montclair New Jersey man stung by a wasp in his hair brush
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Herron
Montclair
N. J
Local notable names listed as sick and visitors reported
Tocals Mrs Sarah Mars and Mrs Emma Curtis appear on the sick list with Mrs Melia Thurlo also ill. Mrs R A Thurlo cares for her and Alfred Maggart visited Kirksville on Tuesday to bring Ray Maggart home from the hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Mars
Emma Curtis
Melia Thurlo
Sck
R.A. Thurlo
Alfred Maggart
Kirksville
Ray Maggart
Financial statement of banking group in Missouri 1952 summary
Charter 271 CPYIGIAL STATEMENT shows the financial condition of a Missouri bank as of December 10. It lists resources including loans and discounts amounting to 187 368. Overdrafts 535.1, bonds 4 843, cash and equivalents 45 385, and misc items 39. Total assets reach 250 LIABILITIES include capital stock 10 900, undivided profits 60 000, demand deposits 665 429.20, time deposits 12 898.70, and other deposits totaling 12 898.70.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens State Bank
Browning
State of Missouri
Farmers, Exchange Bank
Leader-Record
Ving Bane
Broan
Minmouri
Dees
Misouri
Stocks Banking House
Also Mentioned on This Page
W. H. Dickinson
Mary Spencer
Mrs. W. S. Langdon
W. P. Nickell
Ray Rauer
Frank. Rauer
Curl Rauer
W. J. Bailey
Bangor
J. J. Martin
Mlle
Marie de Latour
Paris
Amiens
W. E. Dawson
el Dorado Springs, Mo
Charles E. Kent
Portland, Mo
Walnut Grove
Kenneth Gooch
Mary Wd
Norma
Kenneth
Walter Gooch
Elmer Hammcock
Edgar Morris
Bryan Molloy
Joyce
Jackie
Sam Remmick
Louis
Loren
Sammy
Vernon Phillips
Dorothy
Junior W
Jerry Gooch
Raymond Gooch
Jerries Marie Gibson
Hannah Shaffer
Eversonville
Naomi Singston
Walter Bowyer
Bowyer
Singleton
Julius Wood
Tom Morris
Paymond Gooch
R. E. Smith
Bobby
Brookfield
Leon Kenley
Luther Baker
L. W. Baker
Arthur Hall
Marietta, C
Miami
Fla
Marion
Utica
Joe
England
Nobelsville
Ind
D. H. Horner
Stephen Davis
Tennyson
Witesburg
William
C. Lang
Lansing
Mich
New York
Western Union Telegraph Company
Frank Dorsett
Mollie Jones
Huron
John Marran
Shirley
Eng
George F. Bicknell
Gary
Lawrence Cass
Madison, Wise
Henry Whitt
Silverdale
Ire
Mabel Hoyland
Mt. Rainer
United
Merry Christmas
Lloyd Hummel
Ame
Total
Es Capital
State of
Missouri
County of Linn
Joe Nickell
Chester Bagley
Jesse D. Burwell
M.L. Haning
D. E.W. Nickell
United States
China
Holywood
Calif
Wienie Hott. Doeg
Ros Moorehead
el Dara
Til
Mt. Sterling, O
C.H. Lyons
St. Louis
Tocals
Jerry Jennings
Cleve Jennings
H. H. Dunkin
Ds Oyd
J. I. Harmon
Calhoun
Harmon
R. M. Calhoun
Chas, M. Thornton
Notary Public
Walter Taylor
Elmer Taylor
HC. Pearson
County of
Linn
J. B. Harmon
Norris W. Phillips
B. Harmon
M. ‘Baker
Notary Public Nom Sot Attents
FFM
Duncan Walter Prather CE McGhee
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