Social News From Shafter And Nearby in January 1950
Local social page reports numerous visits and gatherings in Shafter and nearby towns. Families including Woodward Burtch Goins Crooks Gooch and Shiffiett plus Morris and Turner clans share weekend and Sunday visit scenes. A note mentions a proxy marriage of Ohn to his wife in Japan during Army duty and a Nod to North Carolina roots. Charles Bauer and son and other Shelby shoppers are also noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie Burtch
Chula
Charles Goins
Jennie Sue
Jimmy Joe
Bill Morris
Billy Mac
Floy Morris
Vertie Turner
Donald
Linneus
Bob Calloway
Bertha Tate
John Turner
Jane
Johnny
Hale
Junior Phillips
Ellen
Stanley
Billy Morris
Billy Ac
Ohn
Japan
Buswell
North Carolina
Ro John
Shelby
France
Nile Bauer
Brown- Charles
Purdin Notes on Local Social and Weather Highlights
In a recent update from Purdin the community reports sunny skies and milder temperatures after a cold spell with little snow. Local social life includes visits among Bowyer Gall household, Mrs. Lula Helms with Effie Pulliam, and Quintin Darr returning from Kansas City. Church attendance and friendly calls mark a quiet week as Mrs. Cooper recovers from pneumonia and Bitter Sweet Club gatherings occur at Morris Chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Bowyer
John Gall
Lula Helms
Effie Pulliam
Quintin Darr
Bernie Darr
Kansas City
George Walkup
Bill Smith
Bill Miller
Arthur Griffith
Joe Moore
Nova Gooch
Mt. Olive
Mollie Cooper
Meadville
Community Notes from Shelby Area
Friday morning Mrs. J. N Chambers assisted with the mail route and exchanged New Year greetings. Miss Marie Emmons and her grandmother were at home with friends in La Plata over the weekend. Joe Carr was in Saos shopping on Thursday, also Wilson. Mr. and Mrs. Clay Stuffle visited, while the Bailey brothers were working on the
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. N Chambers
Us Chambers
Marie Emmons
la Plata
Joe Carr
Saos
Wilson
Clay Stuffle
Bailey Brothers
Locust Valley Social Notes Report Farm Fire and Visits
Locust Valley residents mention several social calls amid a farm fire at the R. A. Rat Thurlo James Stone farm last Thursday morning. The article lists multiple visits including Baskett Crooks Quigley Schreck Myrick Lay Doyle Burchett Fuller Kirby and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnny Baskett
Linneus
W. E. Crooks
James Herbert
Julaha
John Quigley
Franc Schreck
Steve
J. D. Quigley and Sons
J. D
Earl Myrick
O. L. Lay
Mr. Lay
R. A. Rat Thurlo
James Stone
Floyd Doyle
Laclede
H. E. Creason
Eugene Burchett
Donald Fuller
L. P. Kirby
Byron Fuller
Purdin
Cecil Lay
Kirby
Local Gossip Appears Slow but Positive Health News
Miss Jessie Fuller remains on the sick list while families visit and share updates. Edgar Shepherd and Lawrence Creason sold hogs to T. L. Bartow last Saturday. Neva Myrick nears recovery after an appendectomy in Kansas City. Hazel Kelley, patient at St Luke’s hospital, Kansas City, shows improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Fuller
Morris Crook
Roald Andville
Alva Hoerrmann
Karol Gene
Keith
W. T. Nickell
Blaine Nickell
Edgar Shepherd
Lawrence Creason
T. L. Bartow
Yo Lay
Neva Myrick
Kansas City
Tomy
Dan Bundies
Gon
Walter
Sod Bee
Permelia
Johnny
Visitors and social calls noted in local households
Mr and Mrs Lloyd Garrett were visitors in the Lee Wood home last week. Mrs Leonard Richardson and Pattie were visiting the E J Palmer home last week. Mr and Mrs Babe Kim-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Garrett
Lee Wood
Leonard Richardson
Pattie
E. J. Palmer
Babe Kim
Community Guests Share Meals and Visits Across Homes
Friday and weekend social rounds reflect neighbors visiting Lee Wood, C. M. Goins, E. J. Turner and Babe Biancose homes. The Gooch family plus Marshall and Crooks family members join Sunday dinners with Wood, Turner, and Murrell households amid shopping trips to Chillicothe and travel to Brookfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prough
Lee Wood
Rolla Gooch
Rolan
C. M. Goins
E. J. Turner
T. C. Palmer
Babe Biancoses
Mrs. Red Gooch
Kenneth Murrell
Scottsville Community Notes Highlight Local Visits and Purchases
J T Hoselton and sons cut timber for Will Ken ley. Mr and Mrs J D Seaman visited relatives in Browning. Allen McClaren family ill with sore throat. Lester Fields bought heifer calves from Joe Ford. Bob Rinehart family visited Buster Rinehart and son. Joe Ford family visited Allen Fanning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Kenley
J. D. Seaman
Browning
Allen McClaren
Lester Fields
Joe Ford
Bob Rinehart
Buster Rinehart
Allen Fanning
Administrators Notice for Joseph S. Schrock Estate
Letters of Administration have been granted to the administratrix Mary Reed by the Linn County Missouri Probate Court on December 28, 1949. Creditors must present claims for allowance within six months of granting or be barred, and within one year to avoid forever barred. Judge C A Johnson presiding. First insertion January 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph S. Schrock
Linn County
Missouri
Mary Reed
C. A. Johnson
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Fern N. Woodward
Tommy Shiffett
Coop Sears
Aoe
Rayburn Hicks
Anet
Mrs
Raymond Browning
Susie
Bobby
Vaughn Smith
Locust “Valley
Condon
Bank of
Purdi
United States
I. H. G. Johnson
Khowicurs
H. G. Johnson
H. L. Schrock
George Johnson W. Craig Beckett
State OF Missouri
County OF Linn
Della F. Hale
Colorado
Lester Harris
H. Dean Knight
Sale
Guernsey
Jersey
Row International
John Deere
McCormick-Deering
the Fat” Dixon
H. V. Campbell
Porter Sayre
Scottsville
James R. Ewing
Dros
Merghew Optometrist
Linneus, Moa
H. M. Wagaman
W. Brooks
Brookfield
George Street
Reisch School
Browning, Mo
Winigan
Farmers Rendering Company
Legionnaires
Claude Myers
the — American Legion
Cecil M. Lay
Electric Theatre
Morgan Wis
Carson Que
Warner
Ee Weisa
SF Serais
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