Lambert Vacation Diary Traces Southern Road Trip to Florida
Mr and Mrs Cecil W Lambert recount a southward journey from Linneus February 9 via Columbia Jefferson City Ozark Mountains Big Springs Park and across the Mississippi Ohio rivers to Kentucky Tennessee Cumberland Mountains and Georgia Florida. They describe Everglades Key West citrus groves open range in Florida and a frost in Tampa. They plan to return via central Florida farming areas and back north toward Arizona and Colorado.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uth
Linneus
Columbia
Jefferson Cit
Ozar Mountains
Big Springs Park
Bluff
Mississippi River
Mississippi
Toll Bride
Cairo
Ohio
Kentucky
Tennessee
Cumberland Mountains
Mount Eagle
Copper Hill
Duck Town
North Carolina
Smoky Mountains
National Park
Georgia
Florida
Highway 19
Causaway
Tampa
Everglades
Key West
Highway 27
Homestead
Atlantic Ocean
Florida Bay
Arizona
Colorado
Notes From Leona Lambert on Missouri Weather and Land Use
Leona Lambert writes about rag weeds and land management. She mentions clearing land for farming or pasture and planning more pasture for stock. She asks after the recipient and inquires about Missouri weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Leona Lambert
Mrs. Isabelle Gooch Hosts Willing Workers Club Meeting
The Willing Workers Club met February 15 with ten members eight women visitors seven boys and ten men present. Isabelle Gooch opened with a poem Friends and guests exchanged homemade valentines. Contests were won by Thelma Gooch and Velma Maggart. Dolly won a hostess gift. Gifts were given to the Corams who lost their home by fire. Next meeting with Mrs Iva Drake is March 1 for an all day event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isabelle Gooch
Willing Workers Club
Isabelle
Thelma Gooch
Velma Maggart
Dolly
OmAo e Sent In By Miss Donna Pulliam
OmAo e is sent in by Miss Donna Pulliam of Purdin Missouri as a reader submission to the paper for possible publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donna Pulliam
Purdin, Mo
Stitch And Chatter Club Meeting Report
The Stitch and Chatter Club met with Lydia Barclay on February 16, 22 members attended with 3 visitors 5 men and 6 children. A White Elephant Sale raised nearly 9 dollars and hostess gifts went to Gertrude Lambert. Members and visitors listed plus plans for next gathering with Irene Kelly hosting and Alfie Christy Alma Browning as entertainers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia Barclay
Mamie Hale
Mabel Lambert
Blanche Head
Gertrude Lambert
Mollie Cordray
Alpha Lambert
Alfie Christy
Allie Ware
Alma Browning
Bessie Steele
Cora L. Ford
Clara Hanman
Edith Hale
Effie Britton
Grace Henry
Goldie Abbott
Grace Linhart
Hallie Minor
Irene Kelly
Leota Haley
Madeline Tucker
Mildred Brantner
Orpha Dickinson
Ethel Bennett
Lula Pfeiffer
John Browning
Andrew Pfeiffer
Walter Head
Custer Linhart
Bill Barclay
Home Workers Club Meeting At Mrs Wykoff's Home
The Home Workers Club met at Mrs. Maggie Wykoff's home on Friday February 24 for an all day session. Members embroidered tea towels and prepared a noon table of food as a Washington birthday theme with a statue of George Washington and a cherry tree hatchet display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Home Workers Club
Maggie Wykoff
Hstess
George Washington
Washington
Genevieve Prather
Pearl Mundell
Lizzie Zimmerman
Arlene McKenzie
Kathryne Taylor
Linneus
Byenevieve Prather
Aeeene
Aene Taylor
Irene Herke de Tate
Lillian Bennett
Mattie Gooch
Maude Wolfe
Vel
Friendship Canse Club Holds All Day Meeting
The Friendship Canse Club met with Mrs. Robert Shanks on February 22 for an all day gathering. Nine members, several men and some children attended along with two visitors Mrs. Hazel Johns and Mrs. Imogene Taylor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friendship Canse Club
Robert Shanks
Hazel Johns
Imogene Taylor
Browning Baptist Church to Hold Acts Bible Study
Pastor Kenneth G. Kelley invites all to study the Book of Acts with services on March 8th to 10th at 7 30 p m. Morning worship 11 00 a m. Evening worship 8 00 p m. Sunday School 10 00 a m. Intermediates and Young People meet after for Baptist Training Union. Open discussion on the Bible planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Roger Browning
R. A. van Giesen
Browning
Asbury
Humphreys
Carl Drake
Baptist Training Union
Prairie Seminary School Noon Meeting Report
The Prairie Seminary school teachers and pupils attended the noon gathering. Edna Bagley and Frances Smith sang about George Washington. Imogene Taylor won the contest. Kathryn Snyder arrived first and Frances Smith brought the heaviest load. Hostess gift totaled sixty four cents. next meeting set for March 8 with Mrs Clarence Skeen for an all day session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prairie Seminary School
America
Edna Bagley
Frances Smith
Geo. Washington
George Washington
Coram
Imogene Taylor
Kathryn Snyder
Kathryn
Clarence Skeen
C.R
Local Bingo Night at Club Meeting Rounds Up Guests
Visitors included Hazel Johns Ned Mundell Mac Taylor Judy Dixon Julana Herbert and Elmer Wykoff with Velma Jennings winning a buttons and bowl apron. Arlene McKenzie also won a button and bow apron in Maddie Gooch led game. Next meeting March 9 hosted by Mrs Lillian Bennett. Members collecting items for Ralph Coram family shower. Roll call grab bag bring thimbles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lma Jennings
Pearl Mundell
Maggie Wykoff
Hazel Johns
Ned Mundell
Mac Taylor
Judy Dixon
Julana Herbert
Elmer Wykoff
Velma Jennings
Mattie Gooch
Arlene McKenzie
Lillian Bennett
Ralph Coram
Friendship Circle Club meets for all day session
The Friendship Circle Club gathered at Mrs. Vernon DeVore’s on February 8 for an all day meeting. Eight members, several men and seven children attended. A comfort for the Ralph Coram family, whose house burned, was organized and a shower was held. Luncheon was served. At two, the business meeting led by vice president Mrs. Oma Shanks began with a valentine roll call. Frances Smith won the contest. Alta DeVore arrived first. Oma Shanks had the largest lead. Hostess gift totaled forty four cents and went to Lucy Cumbo. Next meeting set with Mrs. Robert Shanks on February 22 for an all day session. C.R.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friendship Circle Club
Vernon DeVore
Ralph Coram
Coram
Oma Shanks
Frances Smith
Alta DeVore
Lucy Cumbo
Robert Shanks
C.R
Mrs. Kenneth Gooch Hosts True Blue Club Meeting
True Blue Club met at the Gooch home on Wednesday February 22 with sixteen members and four guests. President Grace Tate led the meeting as members prepared by bylaws work, games were played, and candy bars were served. the next gathering is March 8 at Mrs. Tom Kimbrough s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
True Blue Club
Kenneth Gooch
Elva Crookshanks
Grace Tate
Bessie Dennis
Opal Gooch
Bettie Molloy
Ethel Kimbrough
Mary Molloy
Mary Morris
Lavern Phillips
Winona Gooch
Alta Phillips
Crystal Morris
Mary Helen Burch
Marylee Gil
Elva
Crookshanks
Laura Mae Gooch
Tom Kimbrough
Reger and Vicinity Social Notes Update
Mr and Mrs Charles Maggart spent Sunday afternoon with Mrs Stella Hollenbeck. Johnnie and Marvin Stephenson attended a sale near Winigan Monday. Ellis Shepherd returned home Saturday after ten months in Mt Vernon hospital. Sunday visitors at Elza Jacobs home included Alvin Jacobs family and Wanda Ireland. Paul Wyant moved to a farm near Pollock Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Maggart
Stella Hollenbeck
Johnnie
Marvin Stephenson
Winigan
Ellis Shepherd
Mt. Vernon
Elza Jacobs
Sandra Kay
Alvin Jacobs
Wanda Ireland
Green City
Paul Wyant
Pollock
Nicky
Patricia Artz
Chester Coram
Gary
Glenda
Nellie Stephenson
White Oak
Coram Brothers
Noel
Chester
Perry Winters
Church of God
Johnnie Stephenson
Jerome Smith
Dora McClaren
Verna Myers
Alta Smith
Ada Smith
Harry McCaughey
George Carter
Adam Smith
Ida Tunnell
Arthur Reger
Milan
David Hastings
Kansas City
Eugene Humbreys
Galt
R. A. VanGiesen
Glenn Collins
Charlie Collins
Cleo Collins
John Fierke
Gene Rogers
Richard Haddox
David
Martha
Josie Fields
Robert Fields
Hannibal
Willie Rogers
Bruce Collins
Junior Colins
David Tunnell
Addie Dell
Wallace Lovell
Community Notices Highlight Church Events and Tax Due Dates
Local notices list Friday and Thursday church services at White Oak and Church of God gatherings with invitations. Taxpayers are reminded to file 1949 returns by March 15 1950 in the First Missouri District with several tax offices and deputy collectors offering free help. Northwest Electric Power Cooperative plans a large rural power project linking Bull Shoals Dam to Missouri City with SPA, easing costs and boosting farm power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Internal Revenue
St. Louis
Missouri
Linn County
Marceline
Brookfield
Laclede
Bank
Meadville
Purdin
McKinney
Rural Electrification Administration
NW Group
Southwestern Power Administration
Bull Shoals Dam
SPA
Department of Interior
NW Electric Power Cooperative
Savannah
Bull Shoals
Missouri City
Clay County
Uncle Sam
Mr. McKinney
Power Plant Loan Details Reach North Central Missouri Coops
W O McKinney president of North Central Missouri Electric Cooperative explains the impact of an 18 393 000 REA loan to NW Electric Power Cooperative for a steam plant and transmission system. The loan supports a regional federation of seven systems aiding localized power supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NW Electric Power Cooperative
W. O. McKinney
North Central Missouri Electric Cooperative, Inc
Also Mentioned on This Page
Cecil W. Lambert
Omaoe
Stitch and Chatter
Churchervices
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!