Local residents socialize across dozens of towns
Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Seaman visited Purdin. Dorence DeVore stayed with his brother in Newton Iowa. Numerous locals and guests from Sullivan Wellsville Marceline Brookfield Purdin and Jamesport attended dinners picnics and church and social events over the weekend with travel to Kansas City Moline Kirksville and Colorado Springs noted.
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J. D. Seaman
Dorence DeVore
Neil
Newton
Iowa
L. W. Hummel
Carl Roach
Sullivan
W. F. Roach
A. A. Brehm
Shirley Jean Zirkle
Shelbina
Milan
Browning
Raymond Alspach
Lois Ham
Fankie Bennett
Freda Powell
Carroll
Wellsville
Jay Burkholder
Marceline
W. W. Slater
Kenneth Williams
Arthur Rinehart
Kansas City
H. J. Neet and Sons
Near Wheeling
Williams
Lelan Shipp
Near Purdin
F. R. Fanning
W. P. Nickell
Harvey J. Neet
Chillicothe
Bobby Ray Tunnell
Near Humphreys
Nile Hale
Joe Moore
Loren Owens
Purdin
L. E. Bow
Loy Kelly
Rock Island
Ill
Walter Smith
Verlan Clark
Chas. Schreiner
East of Purdin
C. E. Smith
Ralph Shoop
Rothville
Clyde Brinkley
Arlene Pitts
Joe Christy
L. E. Hedges
John Hedges
Brookfield
Tom Reilly
Ella Stufflebean
Frank Maggart
James Bundridge
Hamilton
Cecil Taylor
Nelia Bandridge
Theo Sample
Tina
J. B. Rhodes
Moren Jenkins
Hugh Baldridges
Glenn Rhodes
Rexall
President Hotel
E. M. Murrell
Moline
Lawrence Jackson
van Christy
Daniel Christy
McGregor
Michigan
John Keithley
Nancy
Christy
Mark Gooch
Gerald Wade
B. Lay
T. R. McArtor
Robert Moore
St. Louis
Fred Miller
Mildred
Sumner
Jas. P. Bolling
Coral Gann
Unionville
J. B. Rudloff
Kenneth Kelley
Lehman Fuller
Kirksville
Dale
Grim Smith Hospital
Kermit Lambert
Sonja
Washington
Colorado
Victor McCully
Laredo
H. C. Bailey
C. B. Fleming
John Carter
Bill Miller
Linneus
J. N. Chambers
Orville Cokerham
Minnesota
John Baskett
Harold
Colorado Springs
Colo
Carl B. Barrow
Monroe City
Nellie Stone
Cynthia
Judy Moore
Marilyn Wiles
Margaret Ellen Quigley
Nora Cassity
Mattie Turner
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