Local Residents and Visitors Share Weekend Meals
Mr. and Mrs. Gale Fanning spent Saturday night and Sunday at Columbia. Numerous guests visited area residents including Mr. and Mrs. Bilis Cordray near Laclede and Miss Rayma Lee Barrows of Laclede with Flor ys Floyd Cokerham family in LaPlata. The community notes several casual calls and dinners across Milan and surrounding towns with many regional kinships and trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gale Fanning
Columbia
Johnee
If Kveries
Browning Tumber Co
Bilis Cordray
Near Laclede
Car! Daniels
Rayma Lee Barrows
Laclede
Florys Floyd Cokerham
Martha
Melba
LaPlata
Ier
LeRoy . Beckett
Tulsa
Okla
Reat Bethel
Lula Weatherford
Macon
Clyde Adams
Linneus
Dale Bartimus
Louis Arnold
Darrell
W. B. Arnold
Denny Sayre
Ralph Northey
Ft. Launderdale
Florida
Dutch Henry
Milan
Local Social Notes From Milan And Nearby
Mr and Mrs W P Barclay spent Saturday with Mrs Ellie Herris in Milan. McDonald and a Wallis from Kansas City visited from Thursday to Saturday with their mother Mrs Scott Brown and Mr Brown. Mrs Zella Woodworth recovering from illness planned to return home to daughter Alean Woodworth. Mr and Mrs Leon Nickell and Jas Nickell with perm Head and family and Mrs F R Fanning mentioned. Mrs Baskett, mother of Mrs Dan Bundies and John Baskett, fell and broke her hip then went to a hospital in Kirksville by ambulance. Mr and Mrs Max Freeland who taught in Ark s ville last year are spending summer with G G Freeland and family. Freeland’s oats going to Detroit this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott Brown
Milan
Richard Head
Reid Kenley
Harvest Fields
Valjean Gooch
Jerry Jennings
George Barrows
Near Laclede
Jacob At
Clinton Aes Nee
Trenton
Merii Peterson
Drake
Ete Bundridge
Lula Branhatgh
Aurelia We Tee
Washington, D. C
Minnie Fanning
Alpha Hollon
Millard McClaren
M. G. Burnett
Ernest Langdon
Roy
Shirley
Kirksville
H. R. Carter
Iowa City
Chillicothe
Russell
Kansas City
Watt Clawson
Jas. Clawson
Exter
Calif
E. W. Crookshanks
Pennsylvania
Clawson
G. T Woodward
Richard Bales
Beatrice
Lewis Bales
Dashler
Nebr
Edna Nickell
Earl Nickell
W. P. Barclay
Ellie Herris
McDonald
Hody Wallis
Brown
Zella Woodworth
Alean Woodworth
Leon Nickell
Nickell
Rs. Perm
F. R. Fanning
Baskett
Dan Bundies
John Baskett
Wade Ambulane
Kirks
Max Q. Freeland
Est
Pene Arksville
Freeland
G. G. Freeland
Detroit
Local visitors and family guests noted in area notices
Mr and Mrs Robert Lambert visited Mr and Mrs Walter Head and their sons on Sunday. Mr and Mrs Chas Swearengen of near Milan were Browning visitors Saturday afternoon. Miss Aurelia Brumbaugh, employed in Washington DC, is spending her vacation with her mother Lula Brumbaugh and other relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Lambert
Walter Head and Sons
Chas. Swearengen
Milan
Browning
Aurelia Brumbaugh
Washington, D. C
Lula Brumbaugh
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hillcrest Farm & Hatchery
Missouri
Vinton Jones
A.T.O
Sun
Idaho
Los Angeles
St. Louis
Jefferson City
Kansas
Chas. Owens
Purdin
Carl Head
Ellis Cordray
Kermit Lambert
Sonja
T. M. Smith
North Salem
Geo. Walker
John Browning
Roy Wheatcraft
California
Robert Steele
Charley V. Riddle
T. P. Fietzgerald
Leo. Jones
W. E. Powell
Agnes Mullins
O. C. Garrett
Carl Drake
Nelson and
Gene
Nellie Stone
Veda Warren
Brookfield
Nelson
Monroe City
Carl B. Barrows
John Shoush
Mexico
Nora Cassity
Arthur Maynard
Dorcas Harvey
W. P. Nickell
Pauline Lynch
Maynard
Harvey
Lynch
Eugene McKay
Byron Schrock
S. S. Cotter
Peggy Browning
Janet Lumsden
Owning Lumber CO
Oscar Hollon
Clyde Kley
Doris Jean Fanning
F. R
Denver
Willing Workers Club
Fred Cotter
Vernon DeVore
Minnie Palmer
Maurice Lantz
R.C. Burk
Des Moines
Iowa
Hart Slocum
Eldon Lyons
Jackson Township
Jess Bruce
Meadville
Kenneth Young
Ford
Plymouth
Linco Motors, Inc
Lion Stepet
Brooder Houses
Browning Lumber CO
Pleasant Grove
Evangelical U. B. Church
Purdin, MO
Franklin D. Cody
Dayton
Ohio
Kenneth G. Kelley
Slifer
Call Kollasch Cafe
Purcha, Missouri
Griffis. Shoe Shop
Comrom
General gLecTekc
Browning , Lape
Missouri Tankage CO
Brookfield, Mo
Bailey Maytag Company
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