State Highway E Route Survey and Local Routes Plans
The State Highway Commission begins survey work for Route E in northwestern Lian County, with an expected completion around February 10. Plans call for a 21 mile route from Route 39 near the Linn Sullivan line west to Grundy County, plus concurrent work on Routes CC O and OO. R. A. Hill leads the Route E team, with E E Zelade directing design and planning from Macon. Rights of way will be acquired at no cost to the state, funded locally if needed.
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State
Commission
Lian County
Route 39
Linn-Sullivan County
Haseville
Grundy County
C Junction
New Boston
Sullivan-Linn
North Salem
R. A. Hill of
Milan
Glen E. Arney
Enloe K. Wolfe
James E. Fulks
Route
E. E. Zelade
Division 2
Macon
Ben F. Leslie
Zelade
Moore visitors and kin in Laclede and Kirksville
Mr and Mrs J M Moore of Laclede visited relatives Saturday with Mrs Moore calling on her sister Mrs Mollie Cordray who has been homebound after a fall. Kirksville shoppers including Mrs Fern Gooch Lana K and others visited Aunt Clara Hanman at Grim Smith Hospital with additional visitors from Milan and Mexico for Sunday dinners.
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J. M. Moore
Laclede
Moore
Mollie Cordray
Cordray
Fern Gooch
Lana K
Ivah Whitaker
Mildred Brantner
Doris Hanman
Kirksville
Clara Hanman
Grim Smith Hospital
Grim Smith Hospital. Other Visitors To See Aunt Clara
Glenn Abbott
Camora Abbott
F. L. Maggart
Ray Maggart
Porter Sayre
Jean
Billy Joe
Jane
Leon Montgomery
Mac Montgomery
T. S. Reily
Timmy
Milan
D. W. Swearengen
Mexico
Kenneth Gooch
Eva Helms
Chillicothe
Etta Cady
Lucy Cotter
Keneth Collier
Virginia
Grove Gilmer
Max Falconer
Dean Gooch
Collier
Marines
Craig Beckett
Travis Smith
St. Louis
Virgil L. Falconer
Nolan Clark
Jess Pulliam
Lewis Wood
Truman Stephenson
Murphy Elliott
Harrison Smith
Hobart Bagley
Richmond
Sgt. Bagley
Japan
Bagley
Lee Bagley
Purdin
Martha Mae Barrows
Elaine Seckington
Glen Duncan
Kansas City
Orra Smith
Duncan
Melvin Lewis
Randy
Brookfield
Grafton Kingsolver
Ray Cloud
Den
Lawrence Elliott
Lester Burkholder
Henry Bu Il
Jess Woodside
Pern Street
Joss Pulliam
Nreckhiss
Ihubert Lyons
Ss Filtey
Virgini Iieéénel
Raive
Bert
Myo
Robert Abell
Nichols
Ms of
Morrison Nichols
Grove Corre't
Bridge Club
Floyd Hardin
Emma Street
Joe Eden
Robert Hoover
Mark Gooch
Ray McNally
Donald Sproul
J. N. Chambers
George Jenkins
Wayne Herington
Jack Snyder
Linneus
Berry Phillips
St. Joseph
Carol
Herman W. Cooper
Buddy Gall
Arthur Smith
Grove Garrett
Ace Connelly
Robert Adell
J.N. Chambers
Geo. Jenkins
Henry Hale
Harrison Nichols
Harrison Blackburn
Ben Barrows
Monroe City
Nellie Barrows
Burl
Harold Bowyer
John Gall
Carl Monroe
Clifford Monroe
Henry Elliott
Olive Garrett
Bessie Walkup
Wheeling
Ervin Smith
Bill Smith
Farm Problems Discussed at Sunnyview Community Dinner
Ray Kelly, president of Linn County Farm Bureau, told farm folks at the Sunnyview Community dinner meeting near Meadville on Wednesday about ongoing farm problems.
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Ray Kelly
Linn County Farm Bureau
Sunnyview
Meadville
Wed
Purdin residents gather for charity and social visits
The community collected March of Dimes contributions through local leaders like Zose Chambers. A flurry of social visits, dinners, and bridge parties filled the week, with families such as the Goochs, Colliers, and Smiths hosting and attending gatherings, and Sgt. Bagley welcoming twins in Richmond while his wife stayed with relatives.
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Purdin
Zose Chambers
Dawn to Dusk wins first in nation at cooperative fair
The 1951 M F A Oil Company film Dawn to Dusk received First in the Nation at the Sixth Annual Cooperative Information Service Fair in Chicago held January 14 and 15. Shown earlier at the bulk plant meeting, the Missouri scenes make up most of the film which is full color with sound and free for churches schools and civic clubs.
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M.F.A. Oil Company
Cooperative Information Service Fair
United States
Chicago
Missouri
Self-employment Tax Return Rule Under New Social Security
Newly covered self employed persons must file a social security tax return by March 15 1952 if net earnings reach 400 or more this year. For questions see the social security representative at Brookfield Employment Office Tuesday January 29 at 9 00 a m.
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Brookfield
Singspiration at Eversonville Baptist Church Saturday
The Linn County Baptist Association Singspiration will be held at Eversonville Baptist Church this Saturday night January 26 1952. Rev Donald F Breazile new pastor at Meadville Baptist Church will be the speaker. We urge all youth to attend and adults are welcome. E C Vanderpool.
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Linn County Baptist
Purdin Church of Christ Bible Study Sunday Reminder
Purdin Church of Christ invites everyone to Bible study each Sunday at 10 a m. All attendees welcome.
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Purdin Church of Christ
Mt Olive Baptist Church Service Schedule
Mt Olive Baptist Church pastor A B Baker announces Sunday school at 10:00 AM with Junior Phillips. Morning worship 11:00 AM and evening worship 7:30 PM on second and fourth Sundays. Family night on Friday before each preaching day. A cordial welcome extended to everyone.
Pleasant Grove church Sunday school and services
Pleasant Grove Evangelical United Brethren Church advertises Sunday school at 10 a.m. Roy Miller is superintendent. Regular preaching on the second and fourth Sundays at 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. All who do not worship elsewhere are invited. Edgar F. Rushton, Pastor Supply.
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Roy Miller
Edgar FE. Rushton
Baptist Church Bible Study and Services Schedule
C L McQuown serves as Sunday school superintendent at the Baptist Church. Bible study for all ages is held each Sunday at 10 a.m. Prayer services occur each Wednesday at 7 30 p.m.
Purdin Methodist Circuit Services Scheduled
The Purdin Charge led by Pastor E. V. Campbell announces Sunday School at 10 o'clock every Sunday at the Purdin Church. Worship and preaching services are set for next Sunday January 27 1952 at 11 and 7:30. Bible Study at Morris Chapel every Wednesday at 7. Attendees urged to participate.
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Purdin Church
Purdin
Morris Chapel
Browning Methodist Church Services and MYF Officers
Rev Howard Copeland leads morning worship at Mt Zion 11 a m and church school at 10 a m with G T Woodward and Chester Dennis as superintendents. Evangelistic service at Reger 7 30 p m. MYF officers named Miss Judy Moore president Miss Margaret Ellen Qingley vice president Gary Vincent secretary treasurer. Revival planned March 23 to 28.
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Jesus
Christ
Judy Moore
Margaret Ellen Qingley
Treas
Gary Vincent
Paul Barton
MYF
Brookfield
Hazel Peterson
Beverly Moore
Vena Wade
Dyle Peterson
Gerald Wade
Mt. Zion
John Browning
James Calhoun
Reger
Publicizing Local Children’s Photos at Brown ing Leader-Record
The Brown ing Leader-Record announces a free public session by Waltz studios of Des Moines Iowa on Saturday February 2 at the Peterson Hotel from 10 am to 6 pm. Local children will have portraits taken for newspaper engravings with $200 in prizes for cutest girl and boy in a Midwest Contest. No charges, no obligations, and all children eligible regardless of family or subscriber status.
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Browning Leader-Record
Biowlin Leader- Record
Asken
Waltz Studios
Bes Moines
Iowa
Wao
Peterson Hotel
Leader-Record
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State Highway Commission
Route E Survey
Kelly
Romeo Short
Vics
American Farm Bureau
Ae Rae McCornie
Procrim
Purdin News
Geo. Haley
Stanley Murrain
Granville Barrows
Excelsior Springs
Hubert Bagley
Pauline Hooker
Cady
S$ Churc Services
E. C. Vanderpool
Mt. Olive Baptist Church
A. B. Baker
Pleasant Grove
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Purdin Methodist Circuit
Purdin Charge
E. V. Campbell
Delorum Tharp
Browning
Dr. Vinton Jones
Dobby Hamilton
Thea
Wolts
Des Monica
Thie
Browning and Vicinity
Mid-West States
Browning Leader
Des Moines
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