Local Notes From Humphreys Missouri Community
Humphreys items report Alden Tharp and wife of Green City visiting Monday A Mrs Tom Gramling returned from Milan where her daughter in law with pneumonia has cared for a time Jimmie Warkend wife and Jerry Humphreys visited Monday at the W F Humphreys home George Scott and family of Gal tied Mrs Abe Stott and daughter Helen Margaret Boyd of Trenton spent Thursday night in Humphreys Mearl Smith returned to Canada Friday after visiting parents Mr and Mrs Henry Smith Mr Smith is slowly improving Ernest Moberly and family to visit We are glad to have Mr and Mrs A B Clem rehired at the Central office for another year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Humphreys
Alden Tharp
Green City
Tom Gramling
Milan
Les Williams
Ernest Moberly
Margaret Boyd
Trenton
George Scott
Henry Smith
Smith
Jimmie Warkend
Jerry Humphreys
W.F. Humphreys
A. B. Clem
Central Office
Mary Lee
Kirksville
John Woodside
Grim-Smith Hospital
Herman Hutchinson
Nevada
Earnest. Pearcon
Lillurn Gilmer
Charley McNally
Fam'ly
Purdin
Willard Kess
Wilmagene
Raymond Bazley
Brookfield
Gene Lee
Virgil Lee
Ross Lyons
Robert Bowles
West of Purdin
Grandpa
Grandma Bowles
Carl Monroe
de Frates
Manley Buckman
Charley Bagley
Purdin and Pleasant Grove Community Newsborhood Notes
Local items from Purdin and Pleasant Grove report weather tips, teaching success, and students returning to Kirksville. Mrs. John Woodside comes home from Grim-Smith Hospital while Herman Hutchinson plans Nevada residence for another year. Several families visit kin, babies born near Purdin, and locals recover from flu and illness.
Visit Notes From Pleasant Grove And Surroundings
Niece of the Fosters Mrs T R Glidewell and Mrs Lawrence Couch visited at the A L Marlay home Thursday. Saturday evening visitors at the Allen Lawrence home included L P Lawrence Arthur Lawrence and family J E Neely and others. Mrs Oscar Glidewell visited Mrs D W Foster Wednesday. Pleasant Grove W P F C met with Mrs Mary Dalzell February 28 with 10 members seven visitors one man and one child present. members hemmed tea towels made one dress and three aprons.
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Foster's
T. R. Glidewell
Lawrence Couch
A L. Marlay
Allen Lawrence
L. P. Lawrence
Arthur
Lawrence
J. E. Neely
Garlord
Edward Jones
Leland Lawrence
Mildred
Pearl Franklin
Irese
Clarence Gramlin
Bernard Pilcher
Loren Couch
Bobby Rouse
Oscar Glidwell
March Comes In Like A Lamb In Garner Notes
Local notes from Garner and Walnut Grove residents record visits, moves, and social gatherings. Perry Baker family moves to Jno Bray place, Mrs. Baker ill. Florence Mott visits sister Claude Perrins. Thudhum family at Roy Maxwell home. Campbell family and Riedl visitors. quilting club at Bertie Rulen. Aletha Bailey visiting from Chicago. multiple relocations including I. B. Christy farm and Knifong farm. Sunday visits with Bundridge, Swearen gen, Wattentarger, Knight, Pipes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry Baker
Jno
Bray Place
Brookfield
Bertie Rulen
Moving Times Bring New Neighbors to Shafter
This March first marks a moving season as neighbors depart and new ones arrive. Tom Kimbrough relocates six miles southwest of Shafter while Roy Cresson returns to his home two miles east. Mr and Mrs Bill Morris stay briefly at Linneus Hotel under Dr Dix care. Molloy family hosted Sunday visitors Mack and Wilbur. Daroki Hutchin wedding was noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shafter
Tom Kimbrough
Roy Cresson
Bill Morris
Linneus Hotel
Morris
Dixon
Local School News and Social Calls Report
Notes from a rural school recount students earning high marks for three or more six weeks, with seniors planning a Bucklin tournament tie in. The column also lists afternoon and evening callers, Dramatic Contest participants from Meadville, and updates on staff illness and local professionals visiting Brookfield and Linneus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Smith
Duane Kolasch
Chais Vincent
Ray Duane Peterson
Pay Duane Peterson
Howard Willams
Jerry Lee Brehm
Charles Vincent
Ethel Lee Neely
Paul Duane Kollasch
Helen Havens
Brookfield
Betty “Jo Kollasch
Annabeth Worley
Meadville
Browning
Junior Johnson
Maggart
Eugene Thurlo
Dayle Gooch
Bernie Jacobs
Keath Crooks
John Burwell
Hazel Maggart
Josephine DeVore
Jo Kollasch
Junior Haley
Maurine Kollasch
Imogene Hanman
Elna Almond
Donald Warren
Joe Woodward
Evelyn Haley
Local visitors and residents noted in brief
Bert Taylor from near North Salem Lloyd Bowyer from Brunswick Mark Mairs of Milan Cecil Dodson south of Brookfield and Atty W A Lintner Milan all visited on recent days Mrs W D Grice hosted friends in Brookfield Monday N A Smith of Kansas City visited his sister Mrs Maude Holiday and is on the sick list Mr and Mrs Arnold Long of Brookfield were guests of relatives nearby Sunday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Taylor
Near North Salem
Lloyd Bowyer
Brunswick
Mark Mairs
Milan
Cecil Dodson
South of
Brookfield
Atty
W. A. Lintner
W. D. Grice
N.a.smith
Kansas City
Mrs. Maude
Mr. Smith
Arnold Long
Fragmented World News Snippets From Pg Reader
The item lists diverse cases and oddities across cities including New York Dublin Boston Norwich Eng Burdine Ky Memphis Denver Flint Mich with various personal mischiefs legal troubles and civic notes. It mentions a birthday cake death a child in prison shoplifting divorce action and a WPA job plus traffic aids for the blind.
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Missouri
Joe Nickell
Brownlee
Thersday
Pleasant Grove
T. F. Glidewell
Floyd Neely
Wilma High
Lesson
Georgie Clark
D. W. Foster
Ed Franklin
Clarice Downin
Helen Rae Lawrence
Charlene Couch
James Jones
Noah Montgomery
D. W
Tom Finater
Velma Almond
Ray Wattentarger
Erma Knight
Jaunice Pipes
Walnut Grove
Herbert Robinson
Curt Pipes
J. D. Molloy
Mack and
Wilbur
Daroki Hutchin
Ernest Pearson
George Phillips
Sex
Bryan Molloy
Bob Shiflett
Marlyn
Darold Hutchinson
Tigar Morris
Kenneth Gooch
T. B. Burns
Reszie Mullins
Linneus
B. A. Mairs
Tobias Wildstein
New York City
Florence ,Gantrell
Dublin
Thomas Surridge
Norwich
Eng
Caroline Totten
Boston
Kate Martin
Burdine
Ing
L. B. Davis
Denver
Memphis
W. Harris
Flint, Mich
Ally
H. L. Schrock & Go
Respc
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Service
Worley Motor Co
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