Schrock cemetery contributions and balances reported
Names and amounts paid for the Schrock cemetery fund are listed including Crowdis Estate 15.00 Atkins 10.00 A F Hall 10.00 Mr and Mrs Gee Pittaway 10.00 Nellie and family 10.00 and many others. Total received 269.25 on hand from last year 50.00 total 319.25. Expenditures 226.25 leaving balance on hand May 21 93.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schrock
Mower
Crowdis Estate
Atkins
A. F. Hall
Gee
Pittaway
Albert Smith
Nellie & Family
Myrtle Lawrence
M Shepherd
Lyle Wi
R. W. Callihan
Geo. Hardinger
Sam Artz
Jas. Thomson
Walter Artz
Earl Smith
Dillinger
Geo. Artz
Ethel Clark
Claude Jacobs
W.N. Hamilton
Wallace Lovell
Herbert Lovell
Walter Connell
Kenneth Lee
Alfred Smith
Bill Smith
Donald DeWitt
Freeland
Miss Fields
Robert Fields
William Fi
Tom Ford
Joe Ford
Dew. Ford
Virginia Stephenson
Bessie Reeder
George Carter
Annie Daniels
Harry McCaughey
Thomas
Jas. E. Merrick
Ee Pores & Adams
Local visits and travels noted among area residents
ADDITIONAL LOCALS list several visitors and travelers including Mrs Emery Gray and son DeWayne in Milan on Friday, Atty Roscoe Mullins of Linneus Monday, Henry Fulck and Bertha Eden of Kansas City visiting friends, F J Alspach and Ray Keithley guests of Frank Bartimus, Robert Hoskins and granddaughters visiting from near Porte, Mary Shepherd of Kansas City with Mrs M L Haning, Merl Foss children hospitalized after Creason family trip near Ogden Utah, and multiple Kansas City and Iowa connections with local families and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emery Gray
DeWayne
Milan
Atty
Roscoe Mullins
Linneus
Henry Fulck
Purdin
Bertha Eden
Kansas City
F. J. Alspach
Ray Keithley
Frank Bartimus
Robert Hoskins
Near Porte
Browning
Monay
Mary Shepherd
M. L. Haning
Elwood Foss
Merl Foss
Creason
Ogden
Utah
Richard Askey
Arthur Bennett
Vinton Jones
Keath Crooks
Wienl Bien
Seward Cortecal
Iowa
E. R. Carter
T. S. Bartow
Gene
Community notes from Purdin and surrounding area
Local brief items record moving plans, hospital visit, and social calls in Purdin Missouri and nearby communities. Among highlights are families redecorating at a new home, illness sending Oma Rudloff to Grim-Smith Hospital Kirksville, visits by Mrs. Minnie Stewart and Betty Wilson, a funeral in Buffalo, and a planned 4-H Club sponsorship with upcoming meeting dates and hostess remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coral Gann
Unionville
Virgie Haggard
Oma Rudloff
Joseph Y
St. Louis
Mrs. Jesse Woodside Hosts Grantsville Homemakers Event
Mrs. Jesse Woodside entertained Grantsville Homemakers and families on April 24. Miss June Carroll demonstrated pressure gauge testing and displayed a county quilt with 595 names. Leland Lambert performed violin as members shared coffee and pie after showcasing chests of silverware and club blocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Woodside
Grantsville
June Carroll
Leland Lambert
Messrs
John Bamer
Joe Shreckhise
Lester Burkholder
Merle Wohler
Marilyn
Hubert Lyons
Ross Lyons
Frank Cassity
Lawrence Tate
Fern Street
Marlin Woodside
Norman Woodside
Nelson Britton
and Wyatt
Chas. Pulliam
Mrs. Loyd Corbin Hosts Grantsville Club Meeting
A Grantsville club meeting at Mrs. Loyd Corbin's home drew seventeen members four visitors and fifteen children. New members Mrs. Henry Buswell and Mrs. Bill Lee were welcomed and presented. A pink and blue shower honored a member with gifts as May 28 is set for the next gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Yogel
Merle Wohler
Russell Paul
Corbin
Paul
Bill Lee
Frank Cassity
Morris Chapel Socials Note Dinner Guests
Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Goins were Sunday dinner guests at the Lee Wood. Mrs. Ollie Johnson and her son visited Babe Kimbrough for a Sunday dinner. A group including Mr. and Mrs. Red Gooch and Kenneth Murrell spent a night in Linneus with several others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M. Goins
Lee ‘Wood
Ollie Johnson and
Babe Kimbrough
Red Gooch
Ollie Johnson
Kenneth Murrell
Brooks Buckman
Sonny Palmer
Don Wood
Linneus
Donkey ball game figures in Kirksville notes
Last week the Rolla Gooch couple and you attended a Donkey ball game in Kirksville. Ruth Ann entered the State Teachers for the summer term and also Kirksville Teachers College. Mr and Mrs Lewis Wood spent Friday at the Wood home. S In Sprague from near Macon visited the Cin Mine home last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rolla Gooch
Kirksville
Ruth Ann
Grantsville Social News Tasteful Dinner Guests
Mr and Mrs Jess Pulliam were Sunday dinner guests of Mr ape Lawrence Elliott and Ervin Barrows spent part last week with Ville Barrows helping take to new baby. Betty Rosalie is the baby name. Mrs Bill Lee spent Thursday with Mrs Clifford Lonroe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jess Pulliam
Ape Lawrence Elliott
Ervin Barrows
Ville Barrows
Betty Rosalie
Bill Lee
Clifford Lonroe
Neighborhood Bible School Starts Monday in Brookfield
Local children in Brookfield begin Bible School activities Monday with many families like the Prvin and Warren households noted in the day’s rough OCR. The fragment mentions Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Warren hosting Sunday afternoon visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookfield
Purdin
Mrs. Prvin Peeamily
Mrs
Hugh Warren
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Nellie Noueis Tae Wes L. W. Hummel
Poteau, Okla
W. G
Mrs. A Oe
Beth and Prather Elisberry
John Keithley
Day
Ralph Tribble Russell
Minnie Stewart
Ill
Ovid Atkins
Betty Wilson
Stewart
C. Ience
Buffalo
Major Norvell
Vernon Norvell
Grantsville Club
Loyd Corbin
Morris Chapel News
Katmaster
Stockman
Tudor Fine Sewing
Browning Lumber Co
Krizer
Jamees
Fiat Krizer
Fiat
U.S
U S
Gale Thurso
Browning, Mo
Art-Tou
S Eers
E. F. Peterson
Manville
Johns-Manville
C. B. Fleming
H. McDonnel
My Barn
F. T. Minor
Palomino Stallions
Palomino
Frohlick
Crusader
Saladin
P.H. A
Golden Joy
Babe
Sor
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