Candidates Named for Linn County Circuit Clerk Nomination
Authorized notices announce Mrs Maxine Perkins as candidate for Circuit Clerk Linn County Missouri subject to Democratic voters at the primary on August 4 1942 Also listed is Mrs Ruth Bogart as Circuit Clerk candidate for Linn County in the same primaryElection timing and candidate names appear in a fragmented notice of the party primary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maxine Perkins
Linn County
Missouri
Ruth Bogart
Linn. County
Jack) Swinney
Oscar Stone
Probate ‘Court
Swinney Seeks County Clerk Post in 1942 Primary
E. J. Swinney runs as Democratic candidate for Clerk of the County Court in the August 4 1942 primary, seeking voter support.
Browning Echoes On Worry And Empty Sales
In Browning a reflective note on shortages and social chatter. The piece laments American preoccupations with food when famine rumors spread and notes local salesmen have vanished, while praising Browning women for planning and questioning perfection.
North Salem News House Visits and Local Socials
Mr and Mrs John Baker and family returned from Kansas where Mr Baker was employed. Several guests visited relatives including Miss Bobby Head Mrs Earl Maggart and Miss Goldie Swisegood. Family gatherings and Sunday calls noted with many names and locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Salem News
John Baker
Roswell
Shirley Ann
Kansas
Baker
Bobby Head
Earl Magegart
Phyllis
Earl Maggart
J. B. Maggart’s
Beryl Taylor
Beverly
R. J. McCollum
Goldie Swisegood
Brookfield
Evelyn Longwell
McLarney Hospital
Reva Jennings
Thurdsay
Shelby
Nile Rauer
Rauer
Is Jennings
Vernon
Kay Rauer
Dean
Cotton
Homer Pearler
Eunice Arthur
Jo Ann Cordray
Opal Moore
Iam
Meramec Caverns a Fairyland to Visit in Missouri
Meramec Caverns near Stanton Missouri draws visitors with new rooms found in 1933 1939 and 1942 featuring Onyx Mountain the Wine Room and Stage Curtains. The cave's history spans from Native American trails Civil War gunpowder plant Underground Railroad Jesse James hideout and later exploration. Saturdays bring drums and trumpets echoing from ancient formations as a memorable show in the Ozarks.
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Meramec Caverns
Stanton
Middle West
Missouri
Meramee Caverns
St. Louis
Onyx
Arkansas
Ozark Mountains
Jesse James
Ft. Leonard Wood
James
Christ
Morris Chapel 4 H Club Meets At Gooch Home
The Morris Chapel 4 H Club held a well attended meeting at Rolan Gooch Jr home with parents present for a social hour. Members report progress with their chickens despite rain and cold. Next meeting with Jimmie Goins on May 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rolan Gooch, Jr
Jimmie Goins
Ola Creeson
Rolan Gooch
Ollie Johnson
Loki Moore
J. D. Gall
Kansas City
Chas. M. Goins
Jimmie
J. D
Bessie
Brooks Buckman
Jesse
John Baskett
Glen Cooper
Wilma
Brookfield
Purdi n Items Rain and hail storm report with local deaths
A heavy rain and hail storm hit Saturday with hail up to quail egg size and lasting about three hours. Henry Brown underwent appendix surgery at a Kirksville hospital last Monday and is recovering. His sons J W and Henry Lee returned from California to visit. Mrs Cora Shouse is poorly cared for by Susie Pulliam. Mr and Mrs Cecil Cassity and their Kansas City son visited Mother's Day. Miss Barbara Shufflebarger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Brown
Kirksville
J. W
Henry Lee
California
Cora Shouse
Susie Pulliam
Cecil Cassity
Kansas City
Barbara Shufflebarger
A. L. Knifong
Priest Linhart
Linhart
Mundell
Everett Riley
Orval Thompson
George Martin
Joan
John
Chas. Britton
California girl visits parents as teacher sends San Antonio greeting
A California visitor, Aletha Moore, traveled Saturday to see her parents Mr. and Mrs. John Shufflebarger. She later received a card from her teacher Miss Alice Urbach noting she was in San Antonio, Texas enjoying the sights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
John Shufflebarger
Aletha Moore
Alice Urbach
San Antonio
Texas
Haseville Social Roundup Reflects Weekend Visits
Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Warren and Mrs. Ester Fanning visited the Nichols and Rottmann households. Yvonne Wood stayed with family. Numerous Sunday guests appeared at homes of Young and Crooks families, Shafer, Reed, Shipley, Baird, Jennings, and Holser households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clayton Warren
Ester Fanning
C. M. Nichols
W. F. Rottmann
Yvonne Wood
Kenneth Young
Ed Saver
W. E
Carolee
Beryl Warren
Tedy Holser
Sandra
Morris Crookshanks
LeRoy Shafer
Roger
W. R. Young
Cecil Crooks
van Meter
Billie Keeling
Lewis Melton
Isaac Lane
Blaine Bennett
John Rottmann
Cecil Reed
Sue Spaat
Milford Shipley and Sons
Lee Baird
Fileen
Dick Dowell
David Manpower
King
Cleve Jennings
de Jennings
James Morris
J. A. Holser
Pleasant Hill Items and Local Social Notes
Last week saw another heavy rain delaying farming activities. Residents shared visits with relatives including Mr. and Mrs. Walter Smith in Browning and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Coffman with the Straley grandparents. Sugar ration cards were signed by about 50 at Fairview school, while many residents spoke of fair weather anxiously.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Smith
Browning
Wayne Britton
L. A. Dickinson
Eugene Straley
Fred Coffman
Carl Straley
Raymond Thompson
Herbert Thompson
Lyle Britton
Everett Riley
Milan
Herman Smith
James Smith
St. Louis
Walter G. Smith
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Browning, Missouri
Ast
Floyd Swisegood Aud
Leland Lambert
Irene Jennings
Lyle Stone
Eldon
Arlo Smith
May Smith
Lela Peavler
Helen Head
Madie Stone
Pansy Peavler
Darlene
Mildred Walker
Baby
Sy Warren Bayley
Schoene’s Funeral Service
Milan, Missouri
Arthur L. Pratt
Nellie Stone
Morris Chapel News
J.D. Burris
Cecil Smith
Guy Johnson
Floy Johnson
A. E. Johnson
Purdin
Federal Land Bank Farm Loans
Linn-Sullivan National Farm Loan Association
Emmet Turner
Locust Street
Chillicothe
Production Credit Association
T. R. McArtor
M. D
DR. Vinton Jones
Schoene’s
Herman Adams
Apt
Electric Theatre
Tarzan
Tarzan the Mighty
Goddess
Paradise
Pleasant Hill
Johnny Weisstmuller
Maureen Mtt
John’ Sheffield Owen - Fitzgerald Conway - Dorn
Myles Connolly
Paul Gangelin
Edgar Rice Burroughs
Richard Thorpe
B. P. Fineman
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