Village News Roundup from Brown Ine Missouri
Weather is fine and roads good as residents join Edgar Crists in surprising party. About 50 to 60 guests enjoyed games, music, and cards. Several local families visited kin, shopped, or spent Sundays with neighbors and friends in Chillicothe New Boston and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar Crist
Joe Bummer
Joseph, Jr
Johnnie Ogle
John
Jim
Miller
Irvin Smith
J. P. Nickell
John Bummer
John Robert
Joe Fden
Lon Ogle
Leo
Chillicothe
Walter Pace
New
Boston
Heman Payne
Derwood
Roy Miller
Local man passes away after long illness at home
A large unnamed man died at his home on January 7 after a protracted stomach illness. Funeral services were held at the home on Sunday with burial at Deep Springs Cemetery. Several local residents made short visits and social rounds this past week including trips to South Missouri and gatherings honoring birthdays. Multiple families and neighbors attended visits and cared for ill relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorge Undewell
Deep Springs
Jeff Whitaker
Lee Whitaker
Bernard Pilcher
South Mo
Ray Lawrence
Basil Murphy
Hugh Murphy
Ernest Harmon
Brookfield
Adrice Franklin
Hazel Jones
Mary Lawrence
Henry Tharp
Daleell
Tom Foster
Otis Lawrence
Frances Lou
L. P. Lawrence
Walnut Grove Items and Local Visits
In Walnut Grove news, residents report unseasonably warm weather. Everett Sargent from near Browning visited Mrs. Molly Pipes and relatives. Mrs. Lester Lawrence and daughters visited her mother, Mrs. Ella Hoskins in Cora. Henry Morris of Milan stopped by on Friday. Dr. Shepler of Mystic treated Charley Morris during the week for illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett Sargent
Near Browning
Molly Pipes
Lester Lawrence
Ella Hoskins
Cora
Henry Morris
Milan
Dr. Shepler
Mystic
Charley Morris
Milan Visitors and Local Illness Report
Ed and Ralph Morris and Les ter Lawrence were Milan visitors Saturday. Woodrow Spencer who has had the typhoid fever, is able to be up and around in the house. Mrs. Glayds Lawrence is staying with her sister, Mrs. Charley Morris who is ill. The whooping cough is raging in this community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Morris
Lester Lawrence
Milan
Woodrow Spencer
Local residents share visits amid illness notes
Roy Harl has influenza symptoms while Frank Cattey and wife visited their daughter Mrs Carl Farson who is sick. Sam Franklin and wife spent weekend at Charley Cordray. Mrs Roy Harl visited her father Riley Almond. Perry Christian and wife visited Frank Goddard’s home with two ill children. Tony Sattman and Antone visited Lon Watson. Robert Cattey and family called on Lon Turner. Otis McCollum and wife and Perry Christian and wife visited Allen Sill’s. Bailey Bailey and family and Earl Abbott and family visited Frank Cattey’s. Glen Cordray and wife visited Sherman Cordray’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Harl
Frank Cattey
Carl Farson
Sam Franklin
Charley Cordray
Riley Almond
Sir Perry Christian
Frank
Lon Turner's
Otis McCollum
Perry Christian
Allen Sill
Bailey Bailey
Earl Abbott
Glen Cordray
Sherman Cordray
Shelby items weather and local social notes
The Shelby column notes fine weather as school resumes after a break. Mr and Mrs J M Logan visited their son Carl and helped butcher a beef. Miss Mildred Gooch stayed with grandparents Frank and Mrs Bauer. The Smith family visited Brookfield. Mary Richardson and W H Smith visited Shelby after his father. The Rauers called on home folks. L T Finney visited Eli Finney's family. Hazel Bailey and Kermit Bullen called on grandparents. Jim Slater froze feet during cold rabbit hunting. Carl Logan and family traveled to Brookfield for business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Logan
Carl Logan
Mildred Gooch
Frank Bauer
Shelby
C.M. Smith
Mary
Ileen
Leon
Brookfield
W. H. Smith
Mary Richardson
Ray Rauer
L. T. Finney
Eli Finney
Hazel Bailey
Kermit Bullen
Jim Slater
Musical Glee Club Watch Party and School News
Enterprise notes clear weather and road conditions. The Musical Glee Club met at Willie Ware's to celebrate New Year's Eve with games and family on the floor. A teacher was hospitalized with acute appendicitis after riding home from school, while authorities and relatives expect her recovery. The “Gang” gathered with Lucille for a Sunday night gathering as about 75 friends and neighbors of Mrs. Custer Linhart attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Musical Glee Club
Willie Ware
Kirksville
Allilee
Birthday celebration ends with cake and cheer at Grace’s home
Friends gathered Friday night to celebrate Grace’s birthday with music and games. The party capped with sandwiches and pie as guests wished Grace many more happy birthdays before returning home after a warm, enjoyable visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace
SHAFTER ITEMS OF LOCAL FAMILY VISITS
Local brief notes list visits and illnesses in Shafter area households. Mr and Mrs Wm Pridemore spent Saturday in Moberly with daughter Mrs Ervin Crook shanks and family. Several guests called on residents including the Arnold and Baker families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Pridemore
Moberly
Ervin Crookshanks
Maxine Gooch
Harry Hall
Purdin
Lee Gooch
Letha
Rosa
Mrs. Johnson
Illi ‘Nois
Grandview Theatre Penny Nights and Weekly Picks
Grandview Theatre offers penny nights Thursdays and Fridays with 25¢ for the first ticket and 1 penny for the next or two for 26c. January 12 and 13 feature The Phantom of Crestwood. Adm two for 26c. January 15 and 16 Will Rogers in The Busty... Readable parts note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crestwood
Mills
Sun
Mon
Will Rogers
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