Morris Chapel Items and Local Visits Reported
Mr and Mrs Babe Kimbbroug h were in Chil Beate for a one day week. Lee Wood hauled hogs to Chillicothe for a day week. Mr and Mrs Gooch and Mr and Mrs C ns and Mr and Mrs Lee Wood attended the Fleming sale at Chews Wood AG ere. Mr and Mrs C Goins visited at Nive Em ma Goins home in Purdin Sunday afternoon. brough and family called at the Lee Wood home Sunday night.
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Babe Kimbrough
Lee Wood
Chillicothe
A Gooch
C. Ns
Chews Wood Agere
C Goins
Emma Goins
Purdin
Lee, Wood
Weather and social notes from Brookfield week ending Sunday
Showers and cooler spell forecast through the week with frost expected Saturday. Local residents and visitors from California and Milan attended gatherings and moved residences. Neighbors and families visited, shopped, and completed home repairs in Brookfield and surrounding areas.
Dinner in honor of brother visited by Omaha guest
Mrs Billeo and Mrs Halberton hosted a dinner at their home honoring her brother Dixon. Robert Fields and Mrs Mable Beger attended with other relatives. John or mother from Omaha, Neb came Thursday for a visit.
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Billeo
Halberton
Dixon
Robert Fields
Ye Ohna
Mable Beger
An Am, Jr
Omaha
Nebr
Mrs Crowdis Visits In Chiklicothe
Mrs Lloyd Crowdis visited her daughter Mrs Donald Hunsaker and family in Chiklicothe last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Crowdis
Donald Hunsaker
Chiklicothe
Locust Valley Social Notes Tie Towns and Families
W Jennings and L E Jednes visited in Chillicothe on Saturday. Mr and Mrs Vane Kings over spent Sunday with her. ER W Too and Marvin Rinehart visited. Roy Nifong and others attended Saturday evening. W E Crooks went to Chillicothe Friday. J D Quigle and sons visited Sant with John Qley in Linneus. Mrs Hattie Stults of Kan sa spent with her son John Baskett. Grace Burdett visited Mildred Nickell Sunday. Mary Bowyer called on Georgia Crookshanks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Jennings
L. E. Jednes
Chillicothe
Vane Kings
ER. W. Too
Marvin Rinehart
Roy Nifong
W. E. Crooks
J. D. Quigle and Sons
Sant
John Qley
Linne
Smith items and family visits across week
Smith items note Thursday visits at the Havens home including Wendell Havens. Red Dowdy helps gather corn. Mrs Mildred Taylor Marjorie and Jerry spend the day with Mr and Mrs Smith and daughters. Rickie Thurlo the son of Mr and Mrs Eugene Thurlo is well. Mr and Mrs Hoselton and Burke families share Sunday dinner. A score of Mr and Mrs C L Quown, Ray Hoselton and Robert Fields picked corn with a corn eas for Corey Quown. Floy Turner of Linneus spent last week with her sister Mrs Ray Johnson. Turner and Johnson were on the sick list with flu part of the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Havens
Wendell
Billavens
Red Dowdy
Wilon
Mildréd Taylor
Jerry
Ith
Rickie Thurlo
Eugene Thurlo
Brora
Tharp
Savings Bond Month Highlighted in Farm Finance
The article notes November is Savings Bond Month with emphasis on U S Savings Bonds as a safe investment for farmers facing high prices and debt. It argues bonds offer modest compound interest to maturity and help avoid rash spending, suggesting funds be directed to bonds rather than cash for future needs.
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Armissice
Isdin
Myerdon Bee
Mississouri
Col
Die Dol
Brefore
U. S
Funeral services held for Benton McCoy at Alpha Baptist Church
Benton McCoy aged 56 was remembered at a Friday afternoon funeral conducted by Rev. Leo Ruld of Rothville Baptist Church. He previously lived in the area before moving to California, and was the father of Mary Morris. Several local residents attended the services and later visits in Purdin and nearby communities.
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Benton McCoy
Alpha Baptist Church
Leo Ruld
Rothville Baptist Church
McCoy
California
Mary Morris
and . Logan Ra
Julius Wood
Floy Morris
Purdin
Mire
Bertha Ta Tate
Bertha Ann
Morris
Pal
Glenn Cooper
Bob of Shel
Kansas City
Enday
Bobbin
Larry
Farmers urged to shift savings into bonds for future gains
The piece argues farmers should convert cheap money into bonds now to gain 30 to 85 percent buying power later as farm prices swing. It notes bonds offer liquidity and quicker recovery of invested funds, contrasting with tying money in land or property when prices are high. It appeals to long standing farming families who build wealth across generations.
Executor Named for Bowyer Estate in Linn County Probate
Notice is given that letters Testamentary on the estate of M. Leone Bowyer deceased were granted by the Probate Court of Linn County Missouri dated August 17 1948. Creditors must file claims within six months or be barred. claims not exhibited within one year are forever barred. Lloyd E B Bowyer Executor. Tahanonn Judge of Probate. First insertion October 21.
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M. Leone Bowyer
Linn County
Missouri
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