Reger and Vicinity Sunday Visitors and Local Notes
Visitors at the Walter McKay home included the McClaren Swank McCoy Stephenson and McKay families with relatives from Kirksville and Chillicothe. Local trips, hospital stays, church appointments, a sick list, W S C S meeting notes, and upcoming fellowship events are recorded with numerous names and places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter McKay
Buel McClaren
Millard Swank
Francis McCoy
Robert Stephenson
Nellie
Robert Stephenson, Jr
Gilbert McKay
Donald Hunsaker
Loyd Crowdis
Richard Haddox
Kirksville
Fred Bertchman
Church of God
Bill Green
John DeWitt
C. J. DeWitt
Pearly King
Iowa
Floyd King
Weekend Visits In Warren and Nearby Areas
Warren and vicinity residents shared visits with relatives and friends, including Mrs Helen Oliver of Kansas City with Mrs Jessie Oliver, and the Crowdis and Bardon families spending time with Tom Ford, Nova Crowdis, and Lyle Wickham groups. Omaha trip noted for Wickham relatives. Milan shopping trip cited for G E McKay and Mrs Howard Ledford of Roger.
Fairview Items Highlight Local Visiting and Community News
Local residents share visits and duties in Fairview. Neighborly exchanges include hosting, calling on friends, school visits, and a card party at Norman Woodside’s. Notable items: Kaiser car for Wesley Brantner and a new Dodge pickup for Wayne Britton. The community assists with snow removal to keep mail delivery running. Delbert Rust’s passing is noted by Mrs. Hale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loss Jacobs
Wesley Brantner
Ray Thompson
B. O. Brantner
Milan
Wm. Hale
Delbert Rust
Paul Dean Weetfall
Robert Lynn Britton
Fairview
Wayne Britton
Jessie M
Elmo
J. E. Spencer
Norman Woodside
Willie Lee Coffman
Wm. Riley
John Tucker
Allen
Jessie
Carol
Richard
Nelson Britton
Hugh
Ervin Rust
Junior
T. M. Smith
Scottsville Notes on Cold Weather and Local Visits
Weather has been unusually cold in Scottsville as Duncan Tow adds a new bull dozer and grader. Mrs Hulda Phipps of Milan visits J D Seaman home. Buster Rinehart and Donald Gene spend Sunday at Bob Rinehart's. Mrs Clarence Fanning attends funeral of aunt Martha Almond. Board K A Thurlow cares for ill aunt Hinds Rush. Jake Watson sold feed in the area last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duncan Tow
Hulda Phipps
Milan
J. D. Seaman
Buster Rinehart
Donald Gene
Bob Rinehart
Clarence Fanning
Martha Almond
White Oak
Watson
K. A. Thurlow
Hinds Rush
Jake Watson
Local items and tax notice from Browning city
Morris Chapel items mention Elbert Wood in Burns Oregon and visits to Linneus Floyd Johnson home. Also a city tax notice from Browning warns unpaid taxes become delinquent February 1 1948 with a one percent penalty applied thereafter per city board order dated January 6 1948 signed by Aaron D Peterson City Clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Browning
Board of Aldermen
Purdin Mercantile Co Stockholders Meeting Notice
Notice is given that the annual meeting of the stockholders of the Purdin Mercantile Co will be held at their office in Purdin Missouri on Wednesday February 4 1948 at 7 P M The purpose is to elect directors for the ensuing year and to transact any other business properly coming before the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Purdin Mercantile Co
Purdin
Saturday Night Guests and Local Notices in Linn MO
Saturday night guests at the E J Palmer home included Ardso Pattie and at the Lee Wood home Babe Kimbrough and Alden Henning. Fred Creason and Rolan Gooch attended a teacher's meet in Brookfield on Friday. Wilma Cooper and husband spent the weekend at Len Cooper's home. Notices announce letters of administration with will annexed for Margaret Louisa Hacker, deceased, granted by Linn County Probate Court with Jan 6 1948 hearing. six month claim presentation. one year bar. Final settlement for Dora Street estate to be made at Linn on Feb 9 1948 by administrator I L G Schrock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ardso
Pattie
E. J. Palmer
Babe Kimbrough
Alden Henning
Lee Wood
Fred Creason
Rolan Gooch
Brookfield
Wilma Cooper
Husband
Len Cooper
Floy Johnson
Ollie
Dora Street
I. L. G. Schrock
Linn County
Lin
Local visits listed for Sunday in area homes
Johnson home hosts Ben Creason visiting Hollawooch on Sunday. Bobbie Wood and Red Henning dine with Lee Wood family Sunday. Mr and Mrs C M Goins visit Emma Goins in Purdin Sunday afternoon.
Administrator's Notice for Barrows Estate in Linn County Missouri
Letters of administration granted by the Probate Court of Linn County Missouri on January 6 1948 for the estate of Benjamin H Barrows deceased. Creditors must present claims within six months or be barred. all claims must be exhibited within one year from the grant date. Nellie Barrows Administratrix and A Johnson Judge of Probate, first insertion January 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Louisa Hatcher
Linn County
Missouri
Alfred Brown
A. Johnson
Probate
Benjamin H. Barrows
Oertwigs Attend Brookfield Church Sunday
Mr and Mrs G E Oertwig attended church services in Brookfield Sunday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Marvin Murrell spent Sunday at the Kenneth Murrell home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. E. Oertwig
Brookfield
Marvin Murrell
Kenneth Murrell
Also Mentioned on This Page
Redard Browning
N. Woodward
G. T. Woodward
Dorothy Thorpe
Herman Thorpe
Alta Smith
Ida
Harla
Virginia DeWitt
Verne VanFossen
Pat Green
James Glidewell
Gladys Tunnell
Kathryn Collins
Lynda Kay
Bessie Ford
Ada Smith
Josephine Shipley
Imogene Artz
Warren McClelland
Trenton
Lena Evans
Chillicothe
Ida Tunnell
Ament
Adams
Gene Rogers
David
Martha
Sumner
Rogers
Ernest Moffitt
Ed Moffitt
California
Laura M. Arnold
Kathryn Moffitt
St. Louis
Veeman
Varieta
Tom Ford
Rufus Calihan
Wright
Sam Artz
Rufus Callihan
Warren and Vicinity
Chevrolet
Scottsville
Elbert Wood
Burns
Oregon
Ollie Johnson and Son
Linneus
Leonard Bich
L. G. Schrock
Bing
Ellison
BABY
Hillcrest Farm & Hatchery
Milan, Missouri
Brookfield Sale
Linn County Action Company
Sturievant & Cridi
Col
Hugh V. Campbell
Auct
Nellie Barrows
Electric Theatre
Suuni
Spencer Tracy
Clark Gable
Hedy Lamarr
Claudette Colbert
H. L. Schroche’s
Hains
Presty Courers
Universal Electric Irons
Ruls
Armstrong
Krasing
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