Gloomy weather noted in Brookfield community visits
Gloomy weather dominated the week as families visited relatives from New Boston to Kirksville. A baby girl was born to Gilbert Coram at ASO hospital in Kirksville. Funeral for A E Dodge drew attendees from Brookfield area. Deer hunting trip sent Ed Thudium south, and cattle sales spurred activity at New Cambria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Bailey and
Orville Thudium
Gary
New Boston
Phillip Bailey
Lary
Jno. Bauer
Robert Hunt
Brookfield
Earl Campbell
Ella Smith
Shelby
Gilbert Coram
Aso Hospital
Kirksville
Nolan Cresson
A. E. Dodge
Ray Wampler
Lawrence Thudium
E. E. Thudium
Randal Minor
Ed Thudium
W. J. Burkholder
Roy
Sedalia
Art Tripp
New Cam
Local social notes from Morris Chapel area
A sequence of community notices records visits and guests in Morris Chapel and nearby towns. Names include Wood, Fal coner, Hutchinson, Kimbrough, Cooper, Creason, Oertwig, Goins, Palmer, Goins, and Johnson with events such as dinners, church, hunting, and a Halloween gathering. Ada Wood returns to Chicago for work.
Johnson District Community Notes Share Local Happenings
Neighbors helped shingle Fred Watson’s barn on Monday. Doris Robinson recuperating from strep throat. University students Spencer Britton Harold Taylor visited home folks from Columbia. Jimmy Ball, at Kirksville, home briefly. Roy and Betty Jo Kardon and Lee Ball visited Kansas City. Pie and candy supper at Johnson raised 61 dollars with Donald Morris winning a basket. Carries Morris Arthur and families hosted visitors Nora Morris Wiley Taylor Fred Watson. Fred Watsons son Charles arrived in San Francisco and may return soon. Rolla Taylor moved to a Browning area farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Watson
Doris Robinson
Spencer Britton
Harold Taylor
University At Columbia
Jimmy Ball
Kirksville
Roy Ball
Kansas City
Betty Jo Kardon
Lee
Johnson
Donald Morris
Cliff Carroll
Clarksburg
Indiana
Robert Myers
Carrie Morris
Arthur
Nora Morris
Wiley Taylor
Charles
San Francisco
Rolla Taylor
Browning
Purden Items Nearby Weather and Obituary Update
We were glad the sun appeared Monday after days of damp weather. Mrs. Sherman Hale died Friday after a long illness. Funeral services were held Sunday at 2 p.m. at the Church of Christ with a large crowd. Bob moved last week to the home of Frank Murrain. Miss Ruth Goins visited her mother in town. A deal last week made Virgil Lee Pakconer the owner of Weaver Cassidy, who suffered a tack and was quite eat is.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherman
Loga) Hale
Church of Christ
Bob
Frank Murrain
Ruth Goins
Virgil Lee Pakconer
Cassidy
Local Sales and Social Roundup in Warren Vicinity
Residents attend sales at John Crowdis farm Sedalia and nearby farms. Families visit and host gatherings with Crowdis Kin. Reports include Farm and Home Week in Columbia and pheasant hunting trips in Nebraska. Social calls and renewals of acquaintance occur among Kansas City and Browning families.
Local social visits reported in Purdin area
Mr. and Mrs. Earnest Pearson and Mrs. Geneve Hess and sons called on Mrs. Effie Pulliam Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Guy Davis and daughter Betty were shopping in Purdin Saturday. They also called on Mr. and Mrs. Joe Crookshank. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Gooch of Prowning were shopping in Purdin Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earnest Pearson
Geneve Hess
Effie Pulliam
Guy Davis
Betty
Purdin
Joe Crookshank
Walter Gooch
Prowning
Dickinson Items Silent Social Roundup
Jean Minor spent one night last week with Leoma and Lucille Lambert. A broad list of local families visited relatives and conducted business in Linnues and Browning. Several households hosted guests including the Longwell and Woodside families, with Cal Lambert and others dropping by.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Minor
Leoma
Lucille Lambert
Local family notes and weekend visits brighten the community
George and Mrs. Chas West and baby visit. Thurlos spend weekend with R A Thurlo and C W Gooch in town then return to Columbia. Roscoe Powell and Clinton attend a Sunday dinner with Evertt Dowdy. Bird Dowdy also visits. Kenley and Murdred Taylor host Sunday dinner with Will Kenley. Paul Warren digs a well with John Hines. Clinton Powell wins school carnival angle food cake. Roscoe Powell attends Tuesday dinner with Delorum Tharp. Ben Carter loses two fine black cows to lightning and his house is struck. Tharp family visits Kansas City weekend with Smith, Hair, and Sharon Kay. Jane Dowdy visits Jessie Fuller on Sunday. Ralph Thompson visits with Austin Watson’s family for most of last week. Lee Kimbrough visits sister Alpha Powell last Tuesday. Floy Kirby of Linneus visits Ray Johnson’s family part of last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
Chas. West
Eugene Thurlo
Columbia
R. A. Thurlo
C. W. Gooch
Thurlo
Roscoe Powell
Clinton
Evertt Dowdy
Bird Dowdy
Will Kenley
Mildred Taylor
Paul Warren
John Hines
Clinton Powell
Delorum Tharp
Ben Carter
Roger
Kansas City
Chas. Smith
Worthie Hair
Sharon Kay
Jane Dowdy
Jessie Fuller
Ralph Thompson
Austin Watson
Lee Kimbrough
Alpha Powell
Floy Kirby
Linneus
Ray Johnson
Clem Springs and Cora Autumn Visits Mentioned
Real fall weather noted as visitors linked to Mellie Almond home in Breckfield. Hattie Jennings and son Duff plus family visited, with extended catches at Guy Brookshier residence including Glenn from Kansas City and Duff Jennings's clan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hattie Jennings
Duff
Mellie Almond
Breckfield
Guy Brookshier
Glenn
Kansas City
Duff Jennings
Hattie
Final Settlement Notice for Elizabeth Johnson Estate
Otto Johnson administrator will file final settlement of Elizabeth Johnson deceased in Linn County Probate Court Linneus on November 11 1946. Creditors and interested parties must appear or file their claims before the term ends. First insertion October 17 1946.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Johnson
Otto Johnson
Linn County
Missouri
Linneus
Local families visit Roy Knifong. corn gathering aids
Jennings and Franklin Chapman with their wives and daughter visit the Roy Knifong home over the weekend. Dean Brownfield helps Duff Jennings gather corn with assistance from Lee Knifong and family near Burlington, Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennings
Franklin Chapman
Milan
Kay Stufflebean
Near Mary Elba Turner
Louie Brookshier
Lee Knifong
Burlington
Iowa
Roy Knifong
Dean Brownfield
Duff Jennings
Also Mentioned on This Page
Browning, Missouri
Fern N. Woodward
G. T. Woodward Owners and Publishers
Bob Wood
Ada Wood
Virgil Lee Falconer
Babe Kimbaugh
Darrold Hutchinson
Bob Smith
Junior McCollum
Lee Wood
Mary Lee Kimbrough
Glen Cooper
O.F. Creason
Fred
Ben
Joe Moore
Gus Oertwig
Delmar Oertwig
Chicago
Ollie Johnson
Leonard Richardson
E .J. Palmer
C. M. Goins
Jim
Emma Goins
Purin
Ralph
Red Gooch
Babe Kimbrough
Ben Johnson
Delmar Overtwig
Johnson District
Warren and Vicinity
John Crowdis
Lee Marlay
Nove . Crowis
Robert Fields
Frank Wickham
Nebraska
Green Valley Club
Jim Crum
Bill Johnson
Elmer Walker
Orville Wise
Junior Crowdis
Chares
Lester Franklin
Iva Lee
Eva Kenley
Donald
Rardon
Joan
Orlean
Reger
Tom Ford
Frank Wilchem
Jimmie Crowdis
Bruce . Collins
Guy Ford
T. R. McArtor
M. D
Carlos
E. G. Boatright
Optometrist
Peterson Insurance
Agency
Browning, Mo
DR. Vinton Jones
D.D.S
Office
Schoene’s
Milan, Missouri
E. R. Duncan
Depot Veterans Service
S. C. Atkinson
Frances Bldg
Dickinson
Jesse Gray
Selah Taylor
Chillicothe
Phillip McKenzie
John Longwel
Daniel Gray
Norman Woodside
Jess Woodside
Linnues
Allen Belzer
Fay Bowyer
Archie Dickinson
John Longwell
Calvin Lambert
Robert Lambert
Mrs. Hardin George
Mrs. Donald
Herman Payne
D.O
Purdin, Missouri
Wade Funeral Service
Jackson Mercantile CO
Elmer Hammack
W. D. Jackson
Shafter, Missouri
United States Marine Corps
Continental Congress
Marines
I. C. W. Gooch
Marine Corps
Clem Springs
Cora
Electric Theatre
Susie Slagle
Veronica Lake
Sonny Tufts
Joan Caulfield
Billy DeWolfe
William
Ohio
Lee’s
HY Power
Omar
Zenith
Big Smith
Wolverine
Toy Land
New Toys
American Education Week
Manevnsn
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