Friendly Neighbors Club Meets With Mrs Clifford Palmer
The Friendly Neighbors Club met with Mrs. Clifford Palmer for an all day meeting January 7 1951 with two visitors and ten total attendees. The group conducted songs readings and a vote to donate five dollars to the March of Dimes and planned a January February birthday party at Shelby school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friendly Neighbors Club
Clifford Palmer
K. Eden
John Pate
James Cokerham
Roy Simpson
Shelby School
Chas. Schreiner
Carl Tapscott
Hamburger
Cecil McGhee
Elonzo’ Schreckhise
Lucille Norvell
Willing Workers Club
Evryone
Cecile Cotter
Martha Ellen Haley
Emma Haley
Mary Taylor
Nelle Williams
Lucille
Joe Moore
Mary Lee Kimbrough
Roberta Gooch
Essie Wood
Marylyn Palmer
Pearl Goins
Virginia Falconer
Lavina Owens
Boneni
Kate Buckman
Marnie Wer
Martha Smith and
Terry
Susan Creason
Ollie Palmer
Effie Britton
Stitch and
Irene Kelly
Allie Ware
Vivian Woodside
Irene
Allie
Bertha
Mabel
Camora
Grace Linhart
Vivian
Edith
Doris
Blanche
Grace
Mildred Brantner
Doris Hanman
Order of Publication of Notice in Linn County Missouri
Plaintiffs Levi Sparks Virginia Votan and Edna Falconer sue multiple defendants led by Lot Lantz Sr and Jr to quiet and establish title to property in Browning Missouri. The notice names defendants, outlines the property described as parts of Browning, and directs response within 43 days after January 1 1951 with default judgment possible. published in Browning Leader Record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebecca Gooch
Mollie J. ‘Landsey
Lewisa Kane
Joseph
Ro Robinson
DL. Kane
Linn
Missouri
Browning
Hook West
Masonic Building
Brookfield
Browning Leader Record
Toll Call Grab Bag Starts With A
A miscellany of toll call items begins with an initial of the caller name and proceeds through assorted entries. The list appears as a brief catalog of numbers and short notes reflecting a grab bag style record.
Dangerous insulators target practice ends in tragic deaths
Three men die near Great Bend Kansas when a hot insulator is struck by bullets. The Missourian notes the danger of insulator damage to power systems and urges readers to stop shooting insulators. It calls for reporting destruction and educating others to protect life and property. The piece stresses shared civic responsibility and safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Bend
Kin
AEA
Oda
Electric Missourian
Local Social Roundup of Visits and Weekends
Mrs Clyde Preston of Quincy came Monday to visit Mr and Mrs Willard Moore and their family. Mrs Avis Langdon and Jay Irvin of Kansas City spent the weekend with her parents and sister. Mrs Nellie Stone visited relatives in LaPlata while Carl Drake attended a lumbermen’s convention in Kansas City. Mrs Shoep and Mrs Shoop of near Rothville were Sunday guests of Clyde Brinkley and family. Mrs Leland Kelley and Mrs Wayne Herrington of Milan were here Friday. Mrs Kelley stayed with her parents. Mrs Herington visited east of Purdin with J N Chambers family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde - Preston
Quincy
Willard Moore
Mary
Helen
Charley . Bailey
Avis Langdon
Jay. Irvin
Kansas City
Roy Knifong
Marvin Rinehart
Nellie Stone
LaPlata
Nelson
Gene Drake
Carl Drake
Wm. Shoep
Vernon Shoop
Rothville
Clyde Brinkley
Helen Shoop
Shoop
Leland Kelley
Wayne Herrington
Milan
Widows urged to file VA death pension claims
World War II widows should submit three kinds of evidence to the Veterans Administration to establish entitlement to death pension. Submit proof of the husband’s death with annual income, proof of marriage, and proof that earlier marriages were legally dissolved. Forward claims to the VA District Office with jurisdiction and do not delay submission until all evidence is gathered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John R. Wilson
Moberly
Linn County Names Four Blue Ribbon 4-H Clubs
Robert S. Clough reports Linn County has four Blue Ribbon 4-H clubs for 1950. Clubs are Happy-Go-Lucky north of Brookfield led by Edwin Sheen, Junior Bees north of Meadville with Werbie Meneely as president, Enterprise east of Browning led by Larry Hale, and Sunny Point north of Laclede with Marlene Peacher as president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert S. Clough
Nate
Linn County
Brookfield
Earl Farrar
Frank Warner
Edwin Sheen
Bees
Meadville
Werbie Meneely
Orabike
Logan Meneely
Enterprise
Browning
Larry Hale
Harold Abbott
Edwin Hanman
Sunny Point
Laclede
Marlene’ Peacher
Myron Peacher
Howard Varney
Social Security expands coverage and benefits in 1951 changes
A Field Representative from the Federal Social Security Office will visit the Brookfield Employment Office on Tuesday February 6 at 6:00 AM to answer questions and assist filing for Federal Social Security payments. The new law adds groups including regular farm and household workers and many self employed to Social Security with increased payments and credits for World War II service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Social Security Office
Federal Building
St. Joseph
Missouri
Brookfield
Veterans GI Bill cut off dates and spring term warning
Veterans Administration officials issued a warning to World War II veterans about GI Bill enrollment deadlines. The July 25, 1951 cutoff governs most, with earlier February deadlines for many. spring term starts February in many schools. Continuous training is required to finish before the cutoff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veterans Administration
Moberly Mo
Veterans ‘Administration
Wilson
Also Mentioned on This Page
Levi Sparks
Virginia Votan
Edna Falconer
Lot Lantz, Sr
Lot Lantz
Mary Lantz
Mary Poe
Lot ED Lantz
Thomas Prather
James Carson
Matilda Lantz
William R. Robinson
Dorcas M. Robinson
John C. Stone
Anne Stone
Benjamin
F. Stone
Mary 2. Stone
Francis E. Stone
Elvira Stone
Benjamin Mairs
Thomas H. Arnold
Margaret. Arnold
John Arnold
Rachel Arnold
Madison Foreman
Catherine Foreman
B. F. Carter
Benjamin Carter
Martha J. Carter
W.T. Prather
Henry F. Crookshanks
Martha Crookshanks
R. D. Crookshanks
Emily Hassler
A. Robinson
Alvin Robinson
Amanda Littelle
N. R. Nickell
Maxine Perkins
Veterans News
Purdin Merchants
Joe E. Brown In
Rio Grande
Wm. Boyd
Gabby Hayes
Zoe S. Harwood
County Committee For Crippled Children
Stanley B. Sayler
Missouri Society For Crippled Children and Adults, Inc
Sayler
Missouri Society
National Society’ For
Sayvier
Friends of Crippled Children
Benend
American Poultry Journal
Breeder’s Gazette “Christian Herald
Collier’s Coronet
Cosmopolitan Country Gentleman Farm Journal and
Good Housekeeping Household Magazine
McCall’s Magazine
National Livestock Producer
Spen Road
Parents’ Magazine
Pathfinder
Popular Mechanics
Popular Science Monthly
Poultry Tribune
Radio & Television Mirror
Reader’s Digest
Saturday Evening Post
Sport Magazine
Woman's Home Companion
RFD
Post Office
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