North Salem Notes Highlight Army Service Examinations
Local visitors gather at Stella Baker's home with Helen Lawson and families. Edgar and Roswell Clark return from Iowa for army exam and county updates. Odis Jennings heads for service again. Multiple couples spend Sunday with relatives across Brookfield Merecline Red Oak and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Lawson
Rhett
Francis Smith
Odetta
Zane
Stella Baker
Los Angeles
California
Oren Jennings
Barbara Ann
Gracie Jennings
E'la Head
Brookfield
Grethe] Batye
Odis R. Jennings
Odis
Carl Jones
Mervin Dale
Maggie Rauer
Mary Richardson
Joan Kay
Harley Welker
Bucklin
Kermit Head
Edgar
Roswell Clark
Red Oak
Iowa
Leo Pearler
Herman Allen
Clyta Hodwerson
Lyle Allen
Junior Mattingly
Chester Lee
Bobby Lee
Mattingly
Local Births and Social Calls in Dickinson Town
Mr and Mrs Junior Hollon of Bear Browning welcomed a baby girl Patricia Evelyn born Saturday July 17 at the Woodside home weighing 9 pounds. Numerous residents and visitors including Mrs Margaret Longwell, Oda Spencer, Mrs G W Spencer and families, Mr and Mrs Phillip McKenzie, Mrs Hugh Hale, Marline Woodside, Helen Ann Test, Adlo Cordray, Kermit Lambert, Kenneth Guyer, Mervin Lambert, Calvin Lambert, Lao Bekineon, Everett Hale and Bessie Steele were noted visiting or calling in Dickinson and nearby Brookfield Friday through Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior Hollon
Bear Browning
Jesse Woodside
Patricia Evelyn
Margaret Longwell
Ruby Deskins
Oda Spencer
Jerry
G. W. Spencer
Willie Woodside
Randall Lee Schree
Phillip McKenzie
Brookfield
John T
Hugh Hale and
Marline Woodside
Helen Ann Test
Adlo Cordray
Kermit Lambert
Sonja Kermit Lambert
Kenneth Guyer
Iowa
Mervin Lambert
Calvin
Randall Lee Schreckise
Oda Spence
Lao Bekineon
Everett Hale
Bessie Steele
John Longwell Starts Thrash In Week
Mr and Mrs Robert Lambert and daughters spent Sunday evening with Mr and Mrs Oren Jennings and daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Longwell
Robert Lambert
Oren Jennings
County Line Socials Refer Many Local Families
In Chillicothe and nearby areas on Saturday and Sunday, numerous residents visited relatives and friends. Notable gatherings include the Crook shanks, Jennings, Bowyer, Mullins, Clawson, Lay, Schrock, Fulkerson, Gooch, Crooks, Browning, Rinehart, Gooch, Shepherd, Burkey, Wheelbarger, and Phillips families with extended visits to Meadville Chanute Field and Kansas City figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett Crookshanks
Chillicothe
George Jennings
Laverne
Milan
Lloyd Bowyer
John Mullins
Ellis Clawson
Velma Carol
O. L. Lay
Keithley
Earl Myrick
S. B. Schrock
Eugene McKay
Chanute Field
Leon Kenley
Gary
Kansas City
Elmo. Schrock
Meadville
FE. G. Fulkerson
L. E
Alpha Gooch
W. E. Browning
Morris Creekshanks
Kenneth Young
Russell and
Richard
Farrell Warren
W. E. Sayers
Beverly Stevenson
Reginald Rinehart
Marvin Rinehart
John Gooch
Edgar Shepherd
Walter Crooks
Burkey
Noble Crooks and
Jewell
Lillie Wheelbarger
Mary Lou
Bob
Georgia Crookshanks and
Local residents report moves and visits in town
Mrs. Anna Smith returns from three months in Kansas. John Myers sells property to Walter Gooch of Browning and considers Brookfield relocation. John Deer sells to Mrs. Howard Payne. Loren Myers visits with parents Rube and Marie Light to California. Laville Bowyer visits husband in camp in California. Several neighbors, including Effie Pulliam and Tilly McShane, stop by for visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Smith
Kansas
John Myers
Walter Gooch
Browning
Myers
Brookfield
Jim Smith
John Deer
Howard Payne
Laville Bowyer
California
Loren Myers
Rube Myers
Loren
Marie Light
Earnest Pearson
Daugther
Earl Hess
Kansas City
Effie Pulliam
Henry Buswell
Arthur Stultz
Katie Armstrong
Tilly McShane
John Stone
Lee Hardin
McNally
Earnest. Pearton
Bessie Fishback
Bessie Brown
Haleville Social Roundup Names Local Guests
Miss Yvonne and Marcelle Wood of Kansas City visited with Jim Wood and family Saturday and Sunday. Other Sunday guests included Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Sayers and many local families. Miss Maxine Thomas had tonsil surgery in Chillicothe Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yvonne and
Marcelle Wood
Kansas City
Jim Wood
J. C. Sayers
Cecil Crocks
Eilene Baird
LeRoy Shafer
Roger
John Rottmann
Richard Thorne
Bill Tripple
Richard and
Farrell
Morris Crookshanks
Ronald and
Jerry
Don Shafer
Betty
Phyllis
Clarene Nichols
Ora Holser
Chillicothe
Carl Shafer
Jimmie
Jackie
Ed Sayers
Catherine
Margaret Wood
Carole Sayers
W. E. Sayers, Jr
Beverly Stevenson
Maxine Thomas
Charley Tromerhouser
Margaret Jane
Joaha
Ceril Reed
Local Social Roundup From Chillicothe and Linneus
Shafter items note visits among Kimbrough Pridemore and Hammock families in Chillicothe and Linneus. Several gatherings include dinners, Sunday calls, and a fish fry with the Morris and Hicks families. Plowing and haying season described amid community chatter.
Social Visit List From Local Families
Mrs Elmer Sevier and Shirley Sue visited with Mr and Mrs Carl Head and sons. The Head and Tarnow families and Mr and Mrs J S Head with Clarence joined. Mr and Mrs Carl Daniels and Vernon Stephenson were present. Miss Ella Morris spent Thursday with Mr and Mrs Jim Dodson. Mr and Mrs Dan Heed and daughters visited Saturday evening with Mr and Mrs J W Sevier and Barbara.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Sevier
Shirley Sue
Carl
Head and Sons
Guy Head
Raymond
Guy Tarnow
J. S. Head
Clarence
Carl Daniels
Vernon Stephenson
Ella Morris
Jim Dodson
Dan Heed
J. W. Sevier
Barbara
Clifford Fanning
Shirley Sue Sevier
Rebecca Pearl
Bertha Mae Head
Clyde Hoskins
Vaughn Shaw
Mildred Tarnow
Carl Head
Kirksville
Marjorie Stephenson
F. Richard Scott
Milan
Shelby Items July Week Updates From Shelby Community
July 12 week notes list residents on sick list and visits. Alex Finney is ill. Dorothy Runyan and Harlen Moore returned to Marceline. Raymond Smith family vacationed in Shelby area helping with hay. Mrs. John Rulon visited with Finney family. several others hosted relatives from California Sumner Browning North Salem. Weather hot, many folks affected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex Finney
Dorothy Jean Runyan
Harlen Moore
Marceline
Raymond Smith
Shelby
A. J. Stufflejean
John Rulon
Nellie Jaynes
Blanche Catety
H. N. Jaynes
Ben Cattey
Grover Kearn
Brookfield
Nort Jaynes
Bertie Tey
Haley
Browning
Carrie Larkins
Donald
California
Minnie Watterson
Sumner
Rachel Nevins
Lige
Flossie Wyatt
North Salem
Arthur Haley
Charley Wilson
PURDIN ITEMS Rainy weekend relieves drought worries
A note praising the beneficial rain on Friday and Saturday nights expresses gratitude for the moisture, describing it as badly needed and welcome. The brief item notes relief from dry conditions attributed to the weekend weather.
Bundridge Notes Rain Follows Dry Spell and Local Socials
The report notes welcome rain for corn and gardens after a dry period. Local residents report activities including buying a kneering combine, visiting relatives, and social visits in Kirksville and at home. Several residents are mentioned by name with short updates on recovery and attendance.
Visitors at the Maggart home host many relatives
A list of visitors from Venice California and nearby towns gathered at Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Maggart, including Noel Lay family, Guy Maggart, Lu cille Robinson, Maxpaula Weston, and others. Updates note Mr. Maggart’s poor health steady, and several relatives planned trips to Venice California and Davis Oklahoma while Loretta Reed spent the day with her brother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Maggart
Noel Lay
Browning
Guy Maggart
Phillip
E. L. Robinson
Lucille
M. P. Weston
Maxpaula
Venice
Calif
Sam Artz
Nicky
Maggart
Cleo Collins
Glenn Collins
Gary
Chas. Collins
Stella Hollenbick
Davis
Okla
Ralph Connell
J. E. Hollenbeck
Lorrine Dunlap
Irvin Smith
Kansas City
C. M. Rogers
J. W. Rogers
Milan
J. D. Tunnell
Ada Smith
George Pittaway
Rheta and
Deane
O. J. Long
Long
California
Everett Robinson
David Hastings
W. A
Loretta Reed
Local Notices of Visits Losses and Travels
Phillip Robinson on leave from the Navy visited his grandmother Mrs. C. E. Maggart and other relatives last week. C. E. Rogers lost his best horse to lightning. Ledford lost a fine calf Friday night. Ray Bardon moved his family to Kansas City. Mrs. C. M. Rogers, recently ill, returned home to Kansas City with Mr. Rogers. Chris Williams of Plattsburg visited his parents. William Wheeler fell unconscious. Granvil Creason from near Green City took him home and he was reported improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Clem
Humphreys
Phillip Robinson
Navy
C. E. Maggart
C. E. Rogers
Tunnell
Kansas City
Mr. Rogers
Chris Williams
Plattsburg
Wm. Williams
Wm. Wheeler
Granvil Creason
Green City
Community Notes of Garner and Local Tips
Garner items describe delays in corn and haying with expected thrashing soon. A long list of Sunday visitors and family gatherings across Garner with extended kin from Winigan St Catherine Detroit and California. Also a cooking tip explains rendering and clarifying fats for better flavor and storage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. EB. Triudium
F.M. Cattey
Carl Farson
Ethella
Noretta
Nadine
Winigan
Marilyn Cattey
Roy McCollum
St. Catherine
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Misso
Fern N. Woodwark
G. T. Woodward
Missouri
Dickinson
T. R. McArtor
M. D
Browning, Missouri
DR. Vinton Jones
Schoene’s
Herman Adams
Haleville
Tom. Kimbrough
Margaret
Geo. Phillips
Mary Lou Pridemore
Veda Hammock
Mary Gooch
Elmer Hammock
Veda
James
Floyd Johnson
Linneus
George Phillips
Bob Morris
George
Stella Phillips
Glenn Morris
Froy Morris
Dudley Phillips
Bill Morris
Fay Coulter
Arnold
Harold Campbell
Charles
R. E. Smith
Ray
Roy
Earl Smith
Frances
Mary
Corene
Lelia Hicks
Todd
Carlos Hicks
Bonnie
Hick
Alta Mae Hicks
Floy Morris
James Morris
Jenny Sue
R. E. South
Bas Ray
Purdin
Bundridge
James Cagney
THE
Weaver Bros
Elviry
Urday
Nettie Coram
Elbert
Paul Dodge
A. E. Dodge
Dewey Riedl
Dean Maxwell
Hubert Baskett
Susie Thuchum
Sunshine Workers Club
W. J. Burkholder
Sedalia
Herbert Baskett
Jno. Baskett
Debra Dennis
von Smith
Shafter
Roy Maxwell
Jeff Mott
H. V. Campbell
Taylor Brown
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