Milan area personals list wide weekend visits
A long row of Milan residents and relatives are noted visiting and staying with kin this weekend. Names include Kille, Herman, Williams, Ruth Savage, Emma Brassfield, Elizabeth Gilmer, May Hicks, Barbara Swearengen, Ray Gooch, Greg ory Poole, Van Arnold, Bartow, Lambert, Head, Morelock, and others with movements between Milan, Purdin, Chillicothe, Laclede, Browning, Kirksville, San Diego, and Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. F. Kille
Herman
Milan
Jas. R. Williams
Ruth Savage
Laclede
Emma Brassfield
Chillicothe
Elizabeth Gilmer
May Hicks
Barbara Swearengen
Brookfield
C. F. Swearengen
Hugh Campbell
Walter Gooch
Purdin
Ray Gooch
C. C. Williams
Gregory K. Poole
Kirksville
van Arnold
T. S. Bartow
J. J. Harmon
J. P. Bolling
Russell
Albert’ Lambert
Walter Head
Elmer Morelock
Edgar
Veda Lambert
Floyd
Line Street
Wilson Havens
Lambert Farm
Erma Peterson
Edna Forbes
Methodist Church
Pfc
Eugene McKay
Chanute Field
Byron Schrock
Eugene
Billy Reece
Nashville
Tenn
John Reece
Reece
San Diego
California
Harold Elliott
J. A. Lay
Lay
Browning
Ora Majors
Troy
Raymond Jacobs
Richard W. Askey
Alaska
Kansas City
Mary Lee Askey
Drr
R. M.calhoun
Alda Tattershall
Jess Garrett
John Hedges
Raymond Warren
Edgar Shepherd
Trenton
Social visits fill weekend in Milan and nearby towns
List of residents and visitors in Milan and surrounding areas including Miss Mary E. Smith Miss Frances L. Lawrence Miss Nadine Head and families Mrs Verne Stevenson Mrs Lilburn Gilmer and others. Notes visits to Excelisor Springs Brookfield Meadville and a hospital patient in that city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary E. Smith
Frances L. Lawrence
Milan
Joe Nevins
Margaret Smith
Richard Shanks
Robert Shanks
John Shanks
Ralph Morris
Near Cora
John Robison
Nadine Head
Near Linneus
Verne Stevenson
Lilburn Gilmer
Shafter
Browning
Lois Maggart
Kansas City
F. L. Maggart
David Forbes
Edgar Hoselton
Excelsior Springs
West David
Apital
Ray Lambert
Shelby
B. J. Lambert and Son
Mollie Cordray
Joe Johnson
Fred Tunnell
Bobby
Meadville
Benford Watson
Highway Patrol Warns At 50 MPH Stopping Distances Rise
The highway patrol states that at speeds over 50 miles per hour the average driver cannot stop within the distance illuminated by headlights. This finding highlights the risks of high speed, urging caution for nighttime driving.
Mrs Walter Head Returns Home From Kirksville Hospital
Mrs Walter Head, long parish patient in Kirksville, came home Friday afternoon with Chas E McGhee of Linneus driving to fetch her.
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Walter Head
Bennett in China Enjoys Colorado Like Climate and Rice
Lt Ronald Carlyle Bennett of the US Army Air Corps writes from China that he is living the life of Riley with good quarters and food. He notes a climate similar to Colorado and that rice is running out his ears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. C. Bennett
China
Ronald Carlyle Bennett
Army Air Corps
Riley
Colorado
McArtor Father Hospitalized After Serious Operation
Dr. T. R. McArtor took his ailing father Eugene McArtor to Grim-Smith Hospital in Kirksville on Monday. Mrs. and daughter accompanied them. The father underwent an operation on Tuesday about noon and is in serious condition. It is hoped he will recover soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McArtor
T. R. McArtor
Eugene McArtor
Grim-Smith Hospital
Kirksville
Sunday Dinner Guests Reach from Kansas City to Purdin
Sunday dinner guests included Miss Lorene Stone of Kansas City and Nellie Stone. Also present were Mr. and Mrs. Jess Pulliam and family of near Purdin, Earl Stone and daughters Phyllis and Janet, Chas Johns and Helen, and Carl Drake with wife and two sons Nelson and Gene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Drake
Nelson and
Gene
Lorene Stone
Kansas City
Nellie Stone
Jess Pulliam
Near Purdin
Earl Stone
Phyllis and
Janet
Chas. Johns
Helen
Surprise Dinner Sends Stufflebeans Off to Brookfield Farm
About fifty relatives and neighbors gathered at Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Stufflebean's home on Sunday to mark their move scheduled for the first of March to a farm near Brookfield. A delicious noon meal was served as guests wished the couple happiness in their new home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Stufflebean
Brookfield
Mrs. Emma Phillips Passed Away
Word was received here that Mrs. Emma Phillips has died. Funeral arrangements and service details were not available in the brief notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Phillips
Mrs Emma Phillips Dies in Seattle After Long Illness
The obituary notes Mrs Emma Phillips died at her Seattle home after a lengthy illness. Her daughter Miss Mery predeceased her by days. She is survived by her son N. W. Phillips of Milan.
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Emma Phillips
Seattle
Washington
Miss Mery
Herman Cooper Dies After Stroke Near Shafter
Herman Cooper, a well known progressive farmer west of Shafter, died Tuesday afternoon around 4 30 after a morning stroke. He is survived by his wife and a daughter Mrs Hazel Stone. No funeral arrangements had been made at press time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Cooper
Shafter
Hazel Stone
Slater Boys to School for Four Months
Mrs C C Williams received a letter from Mrs Kenneth Williams of Kansas City stating neph ews Ralph and Keith Slater Petty Officers second class in the U S Navy have been sent to Washington for special schooling for four months. The boys, sons of Mr and Mrs James Slater of Mendon, recently returned to the States from the Mediterranean where they had combat duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slater
C. C. Williams
Kenneth Williams
Kansas City
Ralph
Keith Slater
U. S. Navy
Washington, D. C
James Slater
Mendon
Mediterranean
Linn County Cancer Meeting Luncheon Planned
Mrs W L Klein Linn County Commander of the Women s Army for the control cancer announces a noon luncheon at the Christian Church in Brookfield on Wednesday March 1 A representative from each club church and group is invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn Co
W.L. Klein
Linn County
Women’s Army For
Christian Church
Brookfield
Public meetings in Brookfield for rural school boards and teachers
In the afternoon at 3:00 o'clock a meeting for rural school boards and teachers will be held at the Brookfield Senior High School auditorium with public invited. Mrs. David F. Long of Harrisonville Missouri State Commander and National Regional Deputy Commander of the Women's Field Army of the American Society for the control of cancer will speak at both meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookfield Senior High
David F. Long
Harrisonville
Missouri
Women’s Field Army of the American Society For the Control of Cancer
Army Recruiting Station contact and mailing address
Instruction to visit the nearest U S Army Recruiting Station or request the address at the post office. It advises writing to The Adjutant General Room 4415 Munitions Building Washington D C for more details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. Army
Adjutant ‘General
Washington, D. C
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Asa Badger
Ella Stufflebean
Purain
Willis Cokerham
Ralph Page
Jimmie
Green City
Perry Jacobs
Clarice
Wilma Bagley
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O. K. Vincent
Charles
George Barrows
Near Laclede
Sam Warren
G. G. Freeland
Laughlin Hospital
Hodges
W. E. Morris
Linnells
Luther Webb
Allen Bauswell
Simpson Hospital
Jas. Head
W. M. McPherron
R. I. Fuller
Glenn Freeland
D. G. Freeland
Glenn
Pvt
Lester Sismitch
Sue
H. E. Creason
Lawrence
Creason
John Black
Denver
W. A. Bond
Lina Harris
John Burwell
J. D. Burwell
Mr. Burwell
Dickinson
John Keithley
Burwell
W. R. Rhodes
Luther DeVore
Hanks Farm
DeVore
Browning, MO
Browning Rendering Service
Dr. Salsbury’s Laboratories
E. F. Peterson
Nibworld
Dr. Salsbury
Nati Wide Poultry Health Service
Eva Kenley
John’ Wood
Chas. McNealy
Herbert Bevier
Harold Owens
Clara ‘Hanman
Harold
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Highway Patrol
Columbia Seed Oats
Humphreys
Arthur Cattey
John
Electric Theatre
Browning, Missouri
Johnson
Chevrolet Co
WAC
U.S
Hillcrest Farm and Hatchery
M.F.A. Central. Cooperative