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The United States Marine Corps promotes education through the Marine Corps Institute offering free courses in high school technical subjects. The program provides materials and questions, with frequent requests from schools to use the lessons. Contact the Marine Corps office at Court House Ridge, Missouri, for details.
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Marine Corps
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Thearine Corps
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Marine Corps Institu
Marines
Texie Capuoeanry
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United States Marine Corps Office
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Crantville Social Notes Record Local Moves and Visits
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Bevier and family visited the Bill Lee couple on Sunday. Charlotte Patterson was out last week with a throat ailment. Lawrence Elliott spent Sunday with his wife and baby at the Pulliam home. Jimmie Lee family moved from the Ed Pulliam farm to a farm west of Pundin. Yagels and May Yagel visited Mrs. Ted Guyer and her baby at a hospital in Creekfield Sunday evening. Bill and Mrs. Lee visited Jon Gall Thursday night. John and Mrs. Bummer moved to the Joe Bummer farm. Carl Barrows and Jane Benjamin spent Sunday with the Barrows families. James Smith and sons visited Gall. Evett Brown spent part of last week with family. Granville Barrows and Gerald Ray visited Vincent Barrows and family. Laddie Dodson moved to Milan. Duff Jennings and Jackie called on Vincent Glidewell. Listen Dunlap and family moved into their new home. Ola Knopfong shopped in Milan. Allen Webb moved to the old Bundridge farm. Lyle Spray left for employment at the Thompson Motor Co.
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Duff Jennings
Jackie
Vincent Glidewell
Listen Dunlap
Satur
Ola Knnfong
Milan
Allen Webb
Alfred Bundridge
Lyle Spray
Thompson Motor Co
Ilan
Ernst Bundridge
Add Payne
Beryl Bundridge
Purdin
Jim
Ella Morris
Edd
Brookfield
Gertie Moore
Harold Christy
Floyd Hollow
Virgie
Verl Hollon
Roy Hollon
Johnnie Elliott
Elza
Charley Pipes
Coler Christy
Earl Tharp
Clayton Harris
Clyde Hapkins
J. W. Svier
Verl
Clyde Hollon
Coy Jones
Bill Beck
ECCRIS CHAPEL ITEMS AND WEEKEND VISITORS
Mrs Loona Remick and children living in Chillicothe visited the Palmer and Don Wood families. Aboard visitors include Forrest Remick and family near Harlan Missouri. Gooch Eddie and Gortwig visited the Johnson home and other neighbors called by. Palmer and Don Wood attended a show in Brookfield Sunday night. Sunny dinner guests included Murrell and son Johnson and Babe Kimbrough. Rolian Gooch and Browning visited Saturday. Goins of Kansas City and Exmisa Coins from Purdin were dinner guests at the C M Cits home.
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Loona Remick
Chillicothe
Mbrough
Johnson
Beth
Forrest
Gooch
Eddie
Lee Wood
Oortwig
Red Gooch
Jaos Buckman
Palmer
Don Wood
Brookfield
Urvim Murrell
Ollie Johnson
Babe Kimbrough
Rolian Gooch
Wee Browning
Kanzay City
Purdin
Local families gather for weekend visits and recovery updates
Mrs Vincent Glidewell and her children spent Sunday at the Norary home west of Milan. Lor Nickell and family visited Mr and Mrs Jim Nec with Stepherson listed as recovering from an appendectomy two weeks after a Trenton Hospital operation.
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Vincent Glidewell
Dren
No’ Nary
Mi'an
Nickell
Jim Nec
Local residents frequent Milan and nearby towns
Mr and Mrs Ernst Bundridge and son shopped in Milan on Tuesday. Several visitors and activities follow including Bundridge family movements, care of Mrs Add Payne, and a cow incident involving Johnnie Elliott. Community members share visits, chores, and helping hands around Milan, Purdin, and surrounding areas.
Local Social Notes Highlight Family Visits
Mrs. Austin Watson visited her sister Mrs. Jane Dowdy on Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Naomi Kimbrough assisted Mrs. Ned Mundell with her chores on Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Kimbrough and Mrs. Roscoe Powell visited Tuesday with Mr. and Mrs. Tharp and son Roger Earl Keith. Poth spent more time with Donald Gene Rinéhart.
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Austin Watson
Jane Dowdy
Naomi Kimbrough
Ned Mundell
Lee Kimbrough
Roscoe Powell
Loram Tharp
Roger Earl Keith Se
G. P. Club to Meet with Mrs Roscoe Powell March 13
On February 23 Everett Dowdy hosted guests including Lee Kimbrough Bird Dowdy Roscoe Powell and son Clinton. Afternoon callers Delorum Tharp and Joe Ford visited Byron Taylor farm. The Dowdys moved to Chillicothe and Otto Hollon to Sherman Cotter farm. Mrs Buster Wages is ill in a Kirksville hospital.
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G. P. Club
Roscoe Powell
Everett Dowdy
Lee Kimbrough
Bird Dowdy
Clinton
Delorum Tharp
Joe Ford
Byron Taylor Farm
Woodrow Spencer
Brookfield
Jack Ashby Place
Chillicothe
Otto Hollon
Sherman
Cold spell, snow, and moving around town in Purdin
Purdin reports frigid weather with snow and sun. Aunt Tilly McShane moves to Mrs. Ida Wilson in Brookfield and shows slow improvement. Several neighbors relocate within the area including the Stephenson, Guyer, Bowyer, and Smith families. Delphine Haley caring for granddaughter Deloris Jean in St Louis. Alferd Cassity dies after a long illness. Choe Cassity and Zeida McNally visit relatives in Mil en and Brookfield.
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Tilly McShane
Ida Wilson
Brookfield
Coop Stephenson
George Johnson
Kenneth Guyer
Shelby
Orvel Bowyer
Guyer
Bill Smith
Bowyer
Delphine Haley
St. Louis
Betty
Deloris Jean
Purdin
Milan
Alferd Cassity
R. D. Cessity
Ch'oe Casity
Thora Carr
Zeida McNally
Milen
Rey
Quinn Guyer
John Latta
Dickinson Items Highlight Local Social Ties and Sales
Mr and Mrs S L Longwell of Washington Iowa visited relatives including John Longwell. Oscar Swearengen's wife went to Browning for a medical checkup amid illness. A farm sale hosted by Mr and Mrs Nelson Bitten drew a large crowd with strong prices. Stitchard Chatter Club provided lunch. The community unit loses a resident to a new home as Mrs Alva Deskins and granddaughter Carolyn Hampton visited Jesze.
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S. L. Longwell
Washington
Iowa
John Longwell
Oscar Swearengen
Browning
Nelson Bitten
Stitchard Chatter Club
Alva Deskins
Carolyn Hampton
Jesze
Local Families Share News From Longwell Area
Longwell and family. Harry Lambert consulted Dr. Patterson in Purdin about lung concerns. Miss Charlotte Patterson visited Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lambert and family. Allen Belzer attended the Hull Sale near Brookfield. Marlin Woodside and family hosted and visited Norman Woodside and family. Eldon Riddle and family moved from near Orth Salem to the Ed Smith farm. John Longwell bought 160 acres from Lloyd Lambert to join his farm. Willard Bailey and daughters and Marlin Belzer and children visited Allen Belzer and family. Henry Lambert bought land from heirs of T S Lambert. Jon Swearengen of Milan visited Oscar Swearengen. Harry and Robert Lambert hosted Archie Dickinson’s family. Ode Spencer and sons from Leclede and Herbert Richardson’s daughter from Detroit visited Onie Lambert.
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Longwell
Harry Lambert
Purdin
Charlotte Patterson
Robert Lambert
Allen Belzer
Hull Sale
Brookfield
Marlin Woodside
Norman Woodside
Eldon Riddle
Ily
Orth Salem
Ed Smith
John Longwell
Lloyd Lambert
Willard Bailey
Marlin Belzer
North Salem
Henry Lambert
T.S.C. Lambert
Jon Swearengen
Milan
Oscar Swearengen
Archie Dickinson
Ode Spencer
Leclede
Herbert Rchardson
Detroit
Michigan
Onie Lambert
Local Families Resume Life Events in Green City Area
Mr. and Mrs. Jock Shaw and Beery visited Green City on Friday while Mrs. Shaw saw her parents Mr. and Mrs. Bill Bunch. The Jones family moved to the Leonard Bunch place near Sorrell and Harvey Page with family moved into the Jones residence. The Browns visited Wiley Taylor’s home on Sunday afternoon. Fred Watson and Chas Watson with their wives spent Saturday night in Milan with Lois Barklay’s family. Jay Shaw’s family visited their parents and grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Alford Spray in Green City after being with Earl Shaw. The Fred Robinsons moved into the Aunt Rosetta Harris home and shopped for furniture in Green City. A large crowd attended the Floyd Badger sale Thursday with good results.
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Jock Shaw
Beery
Green City
Milan
Lois Barklay
Jay Shaw
Alford Spray
Earl Shaw
Fred Robinson
Rosetta Harris
Floyd Badger
Locust Valley Social Notes Record Visits and Illness
Locust Valley items show regional travel visits among Gooch Schrock Crooks and related families in Madison Brookfield and Milan. Notes report illnesses at Grim Smith hospital Kirksville and an appendectomy for Endell Fields at a Tren ton hospital with ongoing domestic visits and guest appearances.
Local Residents Share Weekend Visits and Moves
Henry Watson served as a caller at the Ray Bundies home Monday. The Rineharts and their son plan to move to the Ray Gooch farm in a few days. Jimmie Herbert and family will relocate from the Gooch farm to Chillicothe. J. D. Quigley and sons visited relatives, while L. E. Hedges and children dined with H. H. Havens family. Mrs. Havens is improving after illness. Jimmie Herbert and daughter were guests of her father, W. E. Crooks. Hattie Stults and Alta Wilhite visited Kirksville last Wednesday. Maggie Creason spent Saturday with her sister.
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Henry Watson
Ray Bundies
Marvin Rinehart
Ray Gooch Farm
Jimmie Herbert
Gooch Farm
Chillicothe
J. D. Quigley
Robert Rinehart
L. E. Hedges
H. H. Havens
Wm. Havens
W. E. Crooks
Hattie Stults
Alta Wilhite
Kirksville
Maggie Creason
Guardian Sale of Mary E. Tucker Farm in Missouri
By order of the Probate Court of Sullivan County Missouri I will on March 8 1947 at 1 30 p m at the Courthouse in Milan sell at public auction to the highest bidder for cash the Mary E Tucker farm a 90 acre all tillable grass farm with improvements located seven miles east and one half mile north of Browning Missouri Guardian K M Duncan.
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Probate Court
Sullivan County
Missouri
Milan
Mary E. Tucker
Browning
Local social notes include visits by Hattie Stults and friends
Mrs. Hattie Stults hosted Rev. Hargrove of Sedalia who visited Thursday with the Kenneth Jennings family. He dined Friday with Mr. and Mrs. John Quigley and Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Lay and son. Mr. and Mrs. R. I. Fuller and sons were in Linneus and Brookfield Saturday.
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Ter
Hattie Stults
Hargrove
Sedalia
Kenneth Jennings
John Quigley
Cecil Lay and
R. I.,fuller
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Ted Guyer
Baby Son
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Jon Gall
John Bummer
Joe Bummer
Carl Barrows
Jane Benjamin
Ben Barrows
Evett Brown
Granville Barrows
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E Vin Barrows
Laddie Dodsonen
Eccris
Springs
T. R. McArtor
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D.D.S
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Schoene
Milan, Missouri
E. R. Duncan
Depot Veterans Service
Phone
Browning, Mo
C. W. Cleveland
Brookfield, MO
Carlos
E. G. Boatright
Optometrist
Peterson Insurance
Agency
Herman Payne
D. C
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C. E. Brassfield
Phone Rotlhiville
Dickinson
E. F. Peterson
Johnson District
Wilber Gooch
Madison
Kansas
Chester Schrock
Sam Gooch
H. E. Creason
Lawrence
James
Ches. Tate
Francis Schrock
S. B. Schrock
George Crooks
James Herbert
Blaine Nickell
Noble Crooks and Sonn
Clyde Wages
Willie Watson
Grim-Smithspital
Endell Fields
Grace Ned Fields
Trenton
John Backett
Harold
Gordon Johnson
Wek
Roy Bundies
John Brskett
Guardian Sale
K. M. Duncan
Guardian
Wade Funeral Service Ambulance Service
Electric Theatre
Nee” Mans Fraser
Wrixon
Liowel Royce
AL Eden
Gordon Richards
Michael Dyne
George Lloye
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