Jury selections announced for Linn County court panel
Thursday November 17 1949 list of jurors and alternates selected for Linn County Missouri circuit court includes Cleo Clapp ayers G King aolver ton Harrison Black pomrenee Law woon Elof Hanso Berkini Albert Hane Eliza CO Baker Bert Ratliff Bakets a Bevcke Farris Brent Se us D R Chapman La Rage James Seas G Hag $e on Quigley and many others. Several local residents attended social events and a football game as part of the community notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jury
Aan
Linn County
Linneus
Ember
Tee Amy
Missouri
Mes
Cleo Clappayers
G Kingaolver
Ton
Harrison Black
Law Woon
Elof
Hanso Berkini
Albert Hane
Eliza CO. Baker
Bert Ratliff
Bakets
A Bevcke Farris
Brent Se Us
D. R. Chapman
la Rage
James Seas
G. Hag $E
Quigley
Enterprise
Anise Prentais
Gantsville
Dean Geock
Harry Long
Sackson
Walter Wood
Lorenett
Harold Henry
Walter Senaintaffer
Jefferson
E. L. Richmond
Byron Butterfield
Lavina Mace
Co . Flynn
Gocust Creek
Brown
Calvin Jones
Irene Walsworth
E. A. Rurnedee
Wm. P. Kel
Fred M. Bigger
Port M Mills
North Salem
Clyde Smith
Enos Stambach
Spe Creek
Paul Higgins, Jr
J. W. VanDyke
Herb ‘Smith
Yellow Creek
E. L. Jacobi
Reger and Vicinity Community Notices
Mrs Kate Shepherd and granddaughter Linda Lou Atkins from Chillicothe visit Mrs Alta Smith. Marvin Stephenson group travels to Grim Smith hospital for check up. Sunday visitors at Reeder home include George Ford Barbara Wes Melvin Stephenson Tommie and others. Church of God Sunday school proceeding nicely. Various families from Reger attend visits and gatherings in Kirksville and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert McKay
Buell McClarenger
Larry
Albert Leaford
Dean Joe Gakanaey
Iowa
Glenn Leaford
Hadley Johnson
Bill Johnson
Bruce Colling
Tenton
Rand Johnson
Elzie Jacobs
Linda
Jerald Bardon
Famil
Eugene Wiliams
Oer’ R
Marvin Steenson
Lou Scott
Humphreys
Ene
Melvin Stephenson
Tommy
George Carter
Kate Shepherd
Linda Lou Atkins
Chillicothe
Alta Smith
Marvin Stephenson
Grim-Smith Hospital
Reeder
George Ford
Barbara
Wes
Melvin Sphenson
Tommie
Ery McCaughey
Paul Naw
Church of God
Pees Dee
Matilda McClaren
Jack Ransom
Milan
Buell Mearen
John Sophenson
Jerome
Green Cas
Jay Wattenbarger
Rayattenbarger
Elza Jacobs
Sandra Kay
Johnnie Stephenson
Melvin Phenson
Nellie Stephenson
R. W. Bardon
van McKinstray
Ray McKinstray
D Bertechman
Kirksville
Stella Een
Kaville
Reger
Ada Smith
Social rounds and family visits stretch through Reble ne
Crowded weekend as Mrs Cora Smith and son Chester visit friends in Reger and former neighbors recall leaving town in 1914. Stella Connell learns of her sister Bertha Schweepe’s throat tumor operation in Chicago. Ken and Ada Smith and Ida Tunnell visit Humphreys. Berchman preaches the first and third Sundays each month. many local names appear in Sunday calls and greetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora Smith
Chillicothe
Illinois
Chester
Fort Madison
Iowa
Reger
Stella Connell
Bertha Schweepe
Chicago
van McKinstray and
Ray McKinstray
Jackson
Wyo
Roe
Van
R. W. Bardon
Fred Bertchman
Kirksville
Rosa Robinson
Minnie Kil
Lawrence
Kansas
Elsworth Smith
Herbert Williams
Walter McKay
Willie Ford
Robert Williams
Myrtle Williams
Fred Berchman
God
Metineray
Eckson
Aaron Powe
Ter
Rikevnie
Grover McClaren
Robert
Dickinson Community News Briefs and Local Visits
Tragic accident news reaches Dickinson as families mourn Gene Carter and Charles Edward Christy. Local residents report visits, travel to Kirksville, and social gatherings including showers for Mrs. Quinn Guyer and guests at the Dickinson and Grantsville schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene Carter
Charles Edward Christy
Robert Lambert
Harry Lambert
Kirksville
Billipson
Bucklin
Ellea Floyd
Fay Bowyer
Jehe Loell
Dale Finney
Homer Finney
Finney
Joe Edens
Earl Campbell
Phat Novinger
Allen Belzer
John Longwell
Kenneth Guyer
Quinn Guyer
Phyllis Stone
Lucille Lambert
Davenport
Iowa
Leonmpson
Duane Head
Locust Valley Mourns After Fatal Accident
A Browning County Line road crash Thursday afternoon claimed two lives among the Christy and Carter families while a crowd gathered in the school auditorium to pay respects. Community members extend sympathy to the families as hospital and visiting notices flow among neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas
Edward Christy
Gene Carter
County Line
East Browning
Floyd Kirby
Cecil
Leonard Lee
Simpson Hospital
W. T. Nickell
H. E. Creason
Lawrence
Sun
E. L. Chapman
B.c.ell
Thelma Johnson
Local Socials Note Several Families Visit
Ila Mae Hines helped James with activities at home last Thursday or Friday. Mr and Mrs J D Quigley and boys spent Saturday with Mrs John Quigley and their brother W W Quigley and sister Eva DiFippe who were leaving after a month with relatives. Mr and Mrs Alva Hoermann and sons Karol Gene and Keith were Browning visitors Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ila Mae Hines
James
Aoe
J. D. Quigley
John Quigley
D. Quigley
Eva DiFippe
Alva Hoerrmann
Karol Gene
Keith
Browning
Community notes from last week in Smith area
Fine weather during corn husking and social visits highlighted activities in Smith Last week. Mr and Mrs Buge Havens and others visited, while extension club guests enjoyed a meeting at Midan. A sick list includes Wilson Havens and Donald Gene Rinehart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buge Havens
Hilmann
Bill Havens
Eugene Thurlo
R. A. Thurlo
Delorum Tharp and
Powell
Imogene Smith
Kansas City
Evert Dowdye
Ill
Byrdwdy
Roscoe Powell
Gayle Ingraham
Leland Burke
J. T. Hoselton
Corey Wn
Extension Club
Mid
Shelby items highlight community week at a glance
Principle Noble Neal spent the weekend at his farm south of Shelby. A PTA meeting at S. H. S. Tuesday drew a good crowd. Mrs Creed Boyles drove his mother to Dr McArtor's in Browning Wednesday. Nolan Boyles helped brother Robert with wood near Mendon last Wednesday. Three Canadian geese rested at Shelby Lake for four weeks. Mrs Cecil Burns and daughter and Mrs Thomas Burns shopped in Purdin midweek. Saturday Mrs Irvin Smith and daughter Janice with Miss va Monroe shopped at Brookfield. Mrs Ruby Boyles and daughter Roberta chauffeured. Miss Shirley Guyer handled the Shelby Telephone Exchange Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noble Neal
Shelby
P.T.A
Creed Boyles
Dr. McArtor
Browning
Nolan Boyles
Robert
Mendon
Shelby Lake
Cecil Burns
Thomas Burns
Irvin Smith
Janice
Va Monroe
Brookfield
Ruby Boyles
Roberta
Shirley Guyer
Shelby Telephone Exchange
Local Social Visits Span Several Towns
Mrs Smith's absence noted. Crede Boyles family, including daughter Mary Helen, visited relatives near Grand River Mo. En route home they stopped to see Crede's mother Agnes Boyles. Orvel Runyan and Nolan Boyles visited Brookfield Theater after visiting Orvel's brother in Marceline. Miss Elva Monroe spent the weekend with her mother May Monroe.
Shafter Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Rukavina and Sherry Jo and Jackie of Wellington Missouri visit Mrs. Tom Kimbrough. Mrs. Mary Helen Burtch and Mrs. Bill Smith go to St Joseph for a shopping day. Marmaduke Kimbrough joins son L M Kimbrough to St Louis before boarding to Macon Georgia for winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Rukavina
Sherry Jo
Jackie
Wellington
Tom Kimbrough
Mary Helen Burtch
Bill Smith
Chula
St. Joseph
Emmett Palmer
Brookfield
Marmaduke Kimbrough
L. M. Kimbrough
St. Louis
Macon
Community Notes On Local Visits And Helpings
Family groups travel to visit relatives in Purdin and Santa Cruz California. Vaughn Smith Billy and James Morris assist Glenn Morris with a hen house project while Floy Morris helps Mary cook for the boys. Edgar Morris and Robert Abell attend a football game in Columbia. George Phillips joins James Morris to Browning for a funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vaughn Smith
Billy
James Morris
Glenn Morris
Floy Morris
Mary
L. C. Moore
Santa Cruz
Canf
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Kenneth Gooch
Maurice Whip- Kir
Elgin
Till
Curt Gooch
Nova Gooch
Arthur Griffeth
Eugene Basket
Little Son
Palm
Ett
Soe
Arthur G
Eugene
Lon Basillio
Barbara Gooch
Nova
Minnie Pulliam
Maude Dunkin
Leek
Purdin
Callie Smith
Thora Carr
Clara Kingsolver
John Ro Smith
Ora. Smith
Sucer
Guy Here
Artie Cotter
Nora Cassity
Purdin Trading
Amos Cotter
Dickinson
Locust Valley
Browning “Rexall
C. C. Merghew
Optometrist
Meo
George Street
The
Reisch School
Frederick Remick
Electric Theatre
Dennis Morgen
Dorothy Malone
Janis Paige
Arne
Jack Carson
Ronald Reagon
Wayne Morris
Tyrone Power
Reginald Gardiner
Dapper
Lonergan Fireside
Gibson
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