Haleville Weekend Visitors and Local Calls
Saturday night and Sunday many residents hosted visitors including Cecil and Jimmie Crooks Norma Jean Curtis Williams and Larry etc. At Lewis Chapman's and Will Prather families neighbors called. Delpha Sparks ill. Kansas City trip by several locals. creek of social visits across households in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Young
Cecil Crooks
Jimmie Crooks
Norma Jean
Curtis Williams
Larry
Kenneth Young
Russell
Wilm
Imogene Young
Alvin Bruce
Joahn
van Meter
Ed* Sayers
W. E
Carolee
Beryl Warren
Teddy Hoser
Kenneth Young and
Morris Crookshanks
Roneld
John Rottmann
Ora Holser
Marvin
J. A. Holser
Lewis Chapman
M.s. Cecil ‘Crooks
Kenneth
Lois Young
Blaine Bennett
Lewis Melton’s
Eugene Forsen
Scott
Isaac Lane
Will Prather
Roy
Alice Prather
Virgil Sayers
Harley Smith and
Dale
W. I. Browning
Tom Kimbrough
Willie Burtch
Wm. Pridemore
Don. Shafer
Clayton Warren
W. F. Rottmann
Clarence Nichols
Duane
Everett Crookshanks
Vane Kingsolver
Delpha Sparks
J. C. Sayers
Lizzie Rottmann
J. R. Wood
S. J. Bartow
Clarence Maize
Ben Wood
Pearl
Clara
Earnie McKenzie
Earl Myrick
Lizzie Keithley
Kansas City
Tom Myrick
Jerry Jennings
Fay Peterson
Shelby Items Highlight Domestic Tasks and Travel
Papering and house cleaning dominate the day as Mrs. Nile Rauer and Mrs. W. J. Bailey work. Mildred Rauer visits Kirksville with Mrs. Frank Rauer and Mrs. Charles Wilson, while Mrs. Nort Jaynes is described as real poorly. Harold Wilson returns from Chicago to spend time at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nile Rauer
W. J. Bailey
Frank Rauer
Charles Wilson
Mildred
Kirksville
Nort Jaynes
Harold Wilson
Chicago
Purden Notes Mother's Day Rain and Social Roundup
Sunday marked Mother's Day with visitors at several homes in Purden and North Salem. A heavy afternoon shower dumped about an inch, followed by carnival setup and local house work on Charley Johnson and other homes. Weekend visits included Latta Johnson Pearson Thorne McNally and assorted family groups chaired by Effie Pulliam and Cap Wolfe in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Latta
Jack Johnson
Charley Johnson
Ernest Pearson
T. H. Thorne
Ray McNally
Peggy
Lon McNally
Purdin
Cap Wolfe
Effie Pulliam
Elmer Andrews
Detroit
Mirs
Mattie Buswell
Local social notes from Elmhurst area weekly gatherings
Elsworth Smith, employed in Kansas City, spent the weekend with home folks. Lester Stephenson is sick. Dave Monroe attended a Salem ball game Sunday. Fritz Brinkley hosted visitors including Robert Stephenson and family, Nellie, Rob ert, Tom Ford and family, Jimmie and Edith, Elzie Jacob s family, and Leo Brinkley. Opal Mae Brinkley and Jimmie Ford visited grandparents Robert Stephenson. Buell McClarren and Ira and Dorothy spent Sunday with Walter McKay and Millard Swank households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsworth Smith
Kansas City
Lester Stephenson
Dave Monroe
Salem
Fritz Brinkley
Robert
Stephenson
Nellie
Tom Ford
Jimmie
Edith
Elzie Jacobs
Leo Brinkley
Robert Stephenson
Buell McClarren
Ira
Dorothy
Walter McKay
Millard Swank
Sunday Socials and Visits Across Local Families
A long list of Sunday visits and weekend stays among Emerson Cordray's, Elba Hoselton's, the Sattman and Cattey families, and others. Shifts include trips to Kirksville, a CCC camp visit by Leo Lattman, and multiple domestic gatherings plus school notes and graduation attendance.
Local families visit relatives over weekend
Mr and Mrs Donald DeWitt and daughter of Joplin Mo spent a few days last week with his parents Mr and Mrs C J DeWitt. Mrs Grant Smith visited at the home of Mrs Collie Reed Sunday. Miss Chloe Fields of St Louis spent a few days recently at the home of her parents Mr and Mrs Jake Fields. Mrs Doyle Murphy and daughter of Trenton spent Sunday at the Clyde Murphy home. Miss Leta Davis of Kansas City spent the weekend with her parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerson Cordray
Elba Hoselton
Arthur Watson
Andrew
Sattman
Mrs. Sattman
Frank Cattey
Ben Cattey
Carl Farson
Perty
Christian
Léo’Lattman
CCC
Sumner
Carl Clair
Laverne Tallmann
Otis MecCollum
Robert Cattey
Kirksville
Glen Demery
Edgar McCollum
Will Abbott
Abbott
Golsberry
Earl Smith
Charlie Smith
Milan
George Artz
Phyllis Crowdis
Kansas City
John Crowdis
George Burress
Elsworth Smith
Ray Grindstaff
Cal Burress
Donald DeWitt
Joplin, Mo
C. J. DeWitt
Grant Smith
Collie Reed
Chloe Fields
St. Louis
Jake Fields
Doyle Murphy
Trenton
Clyde Murphy
Leta Davis
Local residents visit Kirksville and nearby towns
Ernest Wallace spent Monday in Brookfield. Mr and Mrs Geo Simmons and Mrs Walter Ray visited Kirksville on Saturday. Alex Purdin and Tom Green street visited Tuesday. Mrs G T Crist and Mrs Clifford Brantner went to Kirksville Wednesday. Emma Jane Bailey spent last week with grandparents S M Romine. Edith Howell returned from Virginia and stays with L D and John Howell. Lavonne Barron and daughters Phyllis and Darlene went to Green City Monday. Ed Barron and son Lavern with Hazel Barron and son Jimmie were in Kirksville Tuesday. Alva Hoerrmann and sons visited Kirksville Tuesday. Clara Romine and Christine Bunch went to Green Castle Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo.’ Simmons
Walter. Ray
Kirksville
Alex Purdin
Tom Greenstreet
G. T. Crist
Clifford Brantner
Emma Jane Bailey
S. M Romine
Edith Howell
Virginia
L. D
John Howell
Lavonne, Barron
Phyllis
Darlene
Green City
Ed Barron
Laverne
Hazel Barron
Jimmie
Alva Hoerrmann
Clara Romine
Christine Bunch
Green Castle
Mrs Lew Pryor Ill. Visit With Nickell Family
Mrs Lew Pryor who is very ill received visits from Mrs Kathleen Hoerrmann and her sons over the weekend. They spent Saturday night and Sunday with Mrs Pryor at the home of her parents Mr and Mrs W T Nickell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Cattey
Lon Turner
Winigan
Roscoe Harl
Roy Harl
Maggie Brewer
Berdine
Bernice Bailey
Lew Pryor
Kathleen Hoerrmann and Sons
W. T. Nickell
Dickinson Items Celebrate Larry's Fifth Birthday
Sunday guests included Mit Longwell and family, Jesse Longwell, Anna Belle West and kids, J M Gray family, Wayne Britton family, Archie Dickinson and Everett Hale families. Evelyn Longwell visited. Brack Browning and Edith Browning attended Brookfield. Larry’s fifth birthday featured a white cake with five pink candles and peach cake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mit
John Longwell
Jesse
Anna Belle West
J. M. Gray
Chillicothe
Wayne Britton
Archie Dickinson
Everett Hale
Larry
L. A. Dickinson
Wayne Abbott
Flossie
Wyatt
Arthur Haley
Evelyn Longwell
Goldin Swisegood
Edith Browning
Brack Browning
Brookfield
Archie . Dickinson
Charley Smith
Public Series Honors At High School Awards
Annabetly Worley Bernard Browning Gene Carr Nona Neet and Keath Crooks won dramatics music and athletics awards. Certificates for church activity honors went to Gene Darr Elizabeth Ann Prather Billie Joe Brookshanks Bernard Browning Gale Bartow Russell Bartow Clayton Harris Ed udora Harris Mary Ruth Harris Lola Rae Bartow Junior Woolf. Keath Crooks saluted for perfect attendance four years. Senior Week closed with caps and gowns. Intramural basketball crowned town and high school winners with Keath Crooks as referee. Freshman Sophomore picnic ended school year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annabetly Worley
Bernard Browning
Gene Carr
Nona Neet
Keath Crooks
Patricia Gogeh
Gene Darr
Elizabeth Ann Prather
Billie Joe Brookshanks
Gale Bartow
Russell Bartow
Clayton Harris
Eudora Harris
Mary Ruth Harris
Lola Rae Bartow
Junior Woolf
Ielass
George Kollasch
Keath ‘Crooks
Alpha Phi Sigma
George Kollas
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