Local Personal Notices From Linneus Area
Chas E McGhee of Linneus visited on business Monday. Several Browning visitors and weekend guests include Mrs James Street, Mrs Nellie Harry Woolf, Mrs J Crawford, Mrs Marie Woolf, Mrs Liz Austin, and others. Families share dinners and outings with neighbors in Linneus, Purdin, Blue Springs, and Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. E. McGhee
Linneus
James Street
Purdin
Browning
Vernie Foster
Hugh Hale
Clinton
Wm. Hale
J Crawford
Nellie Harry J. Woolf
Kansas City
Marie Woolf
J. A. Dodson
Cora
John Moore
J. Moore
Joe Nevins
John W. Grice
Margaret Smith
Leland Cassity
Chas. E. Gooch
Noel Lay
Lindsay Calif
Louis Austin
Elizabeth Austin
Leone
Sam Falconer
Loren Welch
Blue Springs
Arlo Truitt
Lana Jane Truitt
Local Social Roundupfields Visits and Family News
Numerous Brookfield and area residents are noted in a community social roundup. Movings include Eugene Quigley and wife Morris Couch to Couch farm near Linneus, visits to the Rachford and Crawford households, weddings and birthdays, and guests from Jefferson City and La Plata.
Mrs. Johns Attends Mundell Wedding in Illinois
Mrs. Helen Johns of Galesburg Illinois attended the wedding of Miss Joyce Mundell in Bairdstown Illinois Sunday. She accompanied Mr and Mrs J N Mundell and son Richard, Misses Eva Doris Carter and Carmen Hedges to Browning Sunday night. Mrs. Dixon was a guest of her parents Mr and Mrs Chas Johns and Judy earlier in the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Johns
Galesburg
Ill
Joyce Mundell
Bairdstown
J. N. Mundell
Richard
Eva Doris Carter
Carmen Hedges
Browning
Dixon
Chas
Johns
Judy
Fragments of jokes and sales inklings from a bygone page
A collage of light humor and ads: old maid quips about marriage with a dog and parrot, Maytag sales boasting rebuilt machines, a Kansas City one way street misadventure, wallpaper fads, and cheerful promotional lines. The tone mimics a small town newspaper humor column.
Regional visits noted around Moberly and Kirksville
Mr and Mrs John Keithley and daughter Nancy Jo and Mrs Van Christy visited relatives in Moberly Sunday. W P Keithley of St Louis guests of daughter’s family. Mrs Carl B Barrows and son James Monroe City visited Nellie Stone and relatives. Barrows joined them Sunday. Kirksville visitors Friday included Jas P Bolling C B Fleming and guests of C H Becker with Ara Shanks also in Becker home. Earl Nickell and children J B Rhodes and sons traveled to Milan Sunday to honor Mrs Nickell birthday anniversary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Oe
J. B. Nickell
Judy
Brookfield
Maude Heiden
Jefferson City
Ovid Atkins
Jimmie
Betty
C. B. Flemin
McCrary
Chula
Marshall Bohannon and Son
Eldon
J. W. Garrett
Nile Hale
Shirley
Dorothy Kenley
Ray Nickell
Kenny
C. J. Chappell
Granger
E.L. Haley
Scott Brown
Carl Drake
LaPlata
Mrs. Drake
Kansas City
John Keithley
Nancy Jo
van Christy
Moberly
W.P. Keithley
St. Louis
Carl B. Barrows
James
Monroe City
Nellie Stone
Barrows
Jas. P. Bolling
C. B. Fleming
Kirksville
C. H. Becker
Ara Shanks
Becker
Earl. Nickell
J. B. Rhodes and
Milan
Harry Rhodes
Also Mentioned on This Page
Leslie Baugher
Ecl. Foss
Harold Foss
M.L. H
Virgie Haggard
Josie Jones
McLarney
Rs. Jones
Eugene M
Columbia
S. B. Schrock
Ray Lambert
B. J. Lambert
Shelby
Merle Foss
E. L. Foss
F. L. Gootch
G. D. Gooch
Variety
Steve B. Lay
Glen Warren
M. F. A. Central Cooperative
W. F. Rottmann
Clayton . Warren
Merril Peterson
David
Victor McCully
E. F. Rensch
Mary Lou
Laredo
H. C. Bailey
H. L. Schrock
Maude Morris
Rata
Purdin, Missouri
Eugene Quigley
Hammond
Indiana
Morris Couch
Couch Farm
Herbert Rachford
Bill and
Eva Quigely
Avis Knifong
Leroy Boehner
Chillicothe
Crawford
Carl Daniels
Harmon
Dobby Hamilton
Joyce Meddell
Miss H Hedges
Dortas Harvey
Sadie Knifong
Coleman
Lola Russell
W. D. Grice
Shirley Coram
Floyd Waltz
Clarence
Chara Harris
Beth
Wilson
Boone
NAVY
Filsen’s
Jefri
Bailey Maytag Co
Wade Funeral Service Ambulance Service
Moore Monument Company
Madison St
Elliott’s Grocery
Ea. Sc
Hillcrest Farm A & Hatchery
Chevrolet
Pivican Eraoees
Preradire
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