Haleville Social Notes Highlight Weekend Visits
Mr and Mrs Teddy Holser and W E Sayers with Morris Crookshanks and Ronald Roger were visitors Sunday morning. Week end guests at W R Young included Cecil Crooks Jimmie Crooks Norma Jean Curtis Williams Larry Kenneth Young Russell. J C Sayers visited J R Wood on Sunday. Earl Jerome Lorane and Alvin Bruce Joan were Chillicothe visitors Saturday. Beryl Warren and children and Theo Holser shopped in Trenton Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teddy Holser
W. E. Sayers
Morris Crookshanks
Ronald
Roger
W. R. Young's
Cecil Crooks
Jimmie Crooks
Norma Jean
Curtis Williams
Larry
Kenneth Young
Russell
J. C. Sayers
J. R. Wood's
Earl Jerome
Lorane
Alvin Bruce
Joan
Chillicothe
Beryl Warren
Theo Holser
Trenton
Local families spend Sunday visiting neighbors
Mr and Mrs Dewey Chapman Reva and Dale spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Ora Holser and Marvin. Mr and Mrs Roy Creason and children were Sunday visitors at Earl Jeromes. Mr and Mrs Don Shaffer and children and Mrs Lizzie Rottman and sons and Mrs Clarence Maize spent Sunday with Mrs W F Rottmann and Ted. Mr and Mrs Teddy Holser were Sunday callers at J U Holser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewey Chapman
Reva and
Dale
Ora_ Holser
Marvin
Roy Creason
Earl Jerome's
Don Shaffer
Lizzie Rottman
Clarence Maize
W. F. Rottmann
Ted
Teddy — Holser
J. U
Community notices from Reger and nearby areas week of Oct 24
The Young Peoples Society of the Church of God in Reger held a prayer meeting at Nellie and Robert Stephenson’s home with a social roast of weiners and marshmallows. Various locals attended including the Stephenson family, Smiths, Swanks, Ruths, Williams, McClarrens, Stephenson kin, and others. weekend visits to Eggleston and Milan homes are listed. A pie supper at Eggleston schoolhouse drew a good crowd and several families visited and hosted over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Peoples Society of the Church of God In
Reger
Nellie
Robert Stephenson
Irvin Smith
Millard iSwank
Thelma and Eldon
Fred Bertschmann
Charles and
Julius Ruth
Virginia
Robert
Lois Williams
Dorothy McClarren
Katherine
Erma Jean Stephenson
Harold Seckington
Max Wolfe
Clyde Dillinger
Earl Smith
George Artz
Duane Ford
Monroe White
Walter McKay
Local Visits and Social Calls Reported in Shelby Area
Mrs Nile Rauer and Mrs Elva Monroe called on Mrs Frank Rauer last Tuesday afternoon. John Buswell visited his grandparents in Shelby on Thursday. Abe Howe broke his ankle, father in law of Orlando Clapp. Genevie Arnold spent the weekend with Dorothy Wilson at Herb Wilsons. Tom Smith was in Purdin on business Friday. Agnes Boyles and family went to Salem Saturday. Curt Bauer and Orvis Logan began painting for John Rulon. Ray Rauer and family visited Mr and Mrs Frank Bauer Sunday. Mary Boyles visited her brother and wife. Glenn Bailey and family spent weekend with Charley Pearler’s daughter. Mary Smith visiting sister in Brookfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bird Arthur
Linneus
Opal Moore
Ella Head
Retta’ Head
Simpson Gordray
Will Cor‘dray
Imogene Trumbo
Lois Walter
Fay Jennings
Oren
Bucklin
Shelby High School
Retta Head
Gracie Jennings
Florence Mott
Joe Head
Ben Cassity
Raymond Browning
Black Browning
Henry Lambert
Simpson Cordray
Harry Lambert
Helen Swisegood
Reba Lambert
Brookfield
Doc Smith
Orlo
John Tucker
Tucker
Ruby Smith
Green City
Gail Cordray
Jo Ann
Gene Moore
Gail
Gene
Bill Bull
Catherine
Nile Rauer
Elva Monroe
Frank Rauer
John Buswell
J. M. Logan
Shelby
Orlando Clapp
Abe Howe
Genevie Arnold
Dorothy Wilson
Herb Wilson
Tom Smith
Purdin
Agnes Boyles
Mary
Herbert
C. M. Smith
Salem
Curt Bauer
Orvis Logan
John Rulon
Ray Rauer
Frank Bauer
Mary Boyles
Robert Boyles
Glenn
Bailey
Charley Pearler
Miss Mary Smith
Johnnie Burkholder
Purdin and Vicinity News Briefs and Local Moves
Fall scenery delights residents but drought decorates the scene with insufficient moisture for fall pastures. Local moves include John Shufflebarger acquiring the Cokerham property from W. W. Western. Tom Miller moving to Frank Miller property. Social visits unfold as Mrs. Rosetta Wohler and family shop in Brookfield and others visit Effie Pulliam. Vernon Phillips’ death and his wife’s serious injury shock the town. Merle Wohler sold his filling station to Baskett Brothers who took possession last Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Shufflebarger
Cokerham
W. W. Western
Will McGhee
Eva Williams
Effie Pulliam
Earnest Smith
Tom Miller
Charley Johnson
John Latta
St. Joseph
Purdin
Vernon Phillips
Merle Wohler
Baskett Brothers
Office Over Farmers Store Phone 107 Browning Mo
A local office is listed above the Farmers Store in Browning Missouri with phone number 107.
The Fords Reveal Plans for 1939 In-Depth
Ford Motor Company outlines its 1939 program including a $34 million plant build, weather testing facilities, enhanced production for cars trucks and a new Mercury 8 between the De Luxe Ford and Lincoln Zephyr. Emphasizes no profit to self from internal sales and focus on customer value and growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Ford
Rouge
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