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Newspaper

Browning Leader Record

Location

Browning, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Nov 17, 1949

Page

4

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

Vaughn Smith Billy James Morris Glenn Morris Floy Morris Mary L. C. Moore Santa Cruz Canf

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