Local Notices and Socials From Humphreys to Kirksville
A collection of personals notes and visits across several towns. Names include Carlos Mace, Mr. and Mrs. Allen of Humphreys, Mr. and Mrs. Sayers Wellsville, Carl Brassfield, Gileamon Roach CCC camp Sumner, Frank Roach, H. V. Campbell Fern Street, Grover Gilmer Purdin, James Nevins Kansas City, Mrs. Rachel Nevins, Truman Stephen son family, Mrs. Edna Nickell, John Napple Laclede, F. I. Norfolk Moberly, Rev. Norfolk family, W. M. Copenhaver Marceline, Jennie Hatch Copenhaver, Supt. Dutton and teachers, Mrs. America Fleming, Dr. M. L. Haning, Miss Virginia Burwell, Mrs. Fred Ley, Mrs. Lantz McCormick Kirksville, Dr. T. R. McArtor, Roy Keithley, Jack Hollen, CCC camp near Sumner, Lizzie Austin, P.J. Patman Chicago, O. C. Potts Unionville, Wahl Haynes Kansas City, J. W. Wood Brookfield, Lorane Curtis Kansas City, Vernon Norvell Louisiana, W. T. Nickell, Alva Hoerrmann, Irene Crooks Lineville Iowa, Hinda Hooker Lineville, Linn County Soil Conservation measures supervisor Russell Crist Winigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlos
Mace
G. V. Allen
Humphreys
Browning
Walter Sayers
Wellsville
Ray Bennett
Carl Brassfield
Gileamon Roach
CCC
Ear Sumner
Frank Roach
Donald
H. V. Campbell
Fern Street
Grover Gilmer
Purdin
Russell Sale
James Nevins
Kansas City
Rachel Nevins
Truman Stephenson
W. P. Stephenson
Edna Nickell
John Napple
Laclede
F. I. Norfolk
Moberly
Vincent
Copenhaver
Jennie Hatch
America Fleming
Hattie Schrock
M.L. Haning
Virgie Haggard
Charlene
Floyd Walsh
Louis Austin
Sumner
Lizzie Austin
Leone
W. F. Peters
P.J. Patman
Chicago
O. C. Potts
Unionville
Byron
Schrock
Wayne Curtis
Brookfield
Lorane Curtis
Vernon Norvell
Louisiana
C. C. Norvell
Henry Taylor
Russell Crist
Winigan
Linn County
W. T. Nickell
Alva Hoerrmann
Keath
Near Winigan
Ad Ike offers remedy and local notices span community
A mixed page notes consumer claims for Adlerika praising clear skin benefits and lists numerous local residents visiting, moving, or staying with relatives. It includes stray or stolen dog notice from James G Nickell and short social updates from Linneus to Kansas City.
Jolly Janes Club Meeting Held At Shelby Home
Mrs Bill Gall hosted the Jolly Janes Club on November 9 with a 12 o clock dinner at her Shelby residence. Guests included Mrs Allie McCollum Mrs Tracie Christian and Jackie Liebhart. Quilting provided the day’s diversion and a program followed in the afternoon. The next meeting will be at Mrs Henry Logans home on November 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Gall
Jolly Janes Club
Shelby
Allie McCollum
Tracie Christian
Jackie Liebhart
Henry Logan
Birthday visit marks Mrs Fleming’s day in Milan district
Mrs Alpha Whaley and Mrs W W Crawford called Monday afternoon at Mrs America Fleming’s home for her birthday. On Tuesday, Mrs Floyd Cokerham and daughters Melba Jane Martha Rae and Mrs Alda Brookshire visited Mr and Mrs Wm Gramling near Milan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Whaley
W. W. Crawford
America Fleming
Mrs. Fleming
Floyd Cokerham
Melba Jane
Martha Rae
Alda Brookshier
Wm. Gramling
Milan
Also Mentioned on This Page
R. I. Fuller
Irene Crooks
Hinda Hooker
Lineville
Iowa
Verna
Ben Nickell
M. E. Worley
Nancy Seaman
Rose Hines
Marceline
R. E. Harris
Kirksville
Mary Ruth
Mamie Stone
J. C. Green
Maxine Kuhn
Route 1
Galt High School
Elizabeth Lovelle
Near Humphreys
C. B. Carr
Roy. Haley
Alice Bundies
Joe W. Woodward
Donald Warren
Margaret Fore
W. A. Bond
St. Louis
Emma Brassfield
Chillicothe
John Burwell
Taylor Brown
Wm. Brown
Alvie Smith
Linneus
Arthur van Wye
Johns Cotter
J. D. Christy
Betty
Jennie Epperson
California
George Elbert Kollasch
L. McCormick
Lyle Stone and Son
Eldon
Near North Salem
H.M. Diffenbacher
Great Bend
Kansas
Ray Kelly
Kelly
W.C. Thurlo
John Clifton
Hinda Rush
Melia Thurlo
Mrrs
Ella Thurlo
Ann Johnson
James G. Nickell
Electric Theatre
Ray Whitley
Romeo
Fred
Ginger
Pandro S. Berman
H.C. Potter
Veenee Ayerene
Haight
Richard Sherman
Oscar Hammerstein
Dorothy Yost
Tipperary
Elmer
South Purdin
Foster Studio
Thor
Col
Ghevrolets
Chevrolet
Fisher
Sy Sahar
Bertin
Browning, Missouri
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