County Chorus to Hold Extra Meeting Friday
The County Chorus will hold an extra meeting Friday November 21 starting at p m to practice for the Christmas cantata directed by Mr Stambach Mrs Edgar Morris chorus chairperson invites All Women Extension Club members and 10c monthly from each club funds expenses. Also encouragement to start new 4-H clubs this November or December for rural youth ages 9 to 21 with Extension Office help. Parsnips flavor improves after freezing exposure. leaving in ground all winter saves storage. A White Fruit Cake recipe uses pineapple juice and a pressure cooker method with steam timing details.
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Edgar Morris
Stambach
Grantsville Items Follow Up on Local Visitors
Last week reports from Grantsville note Mr. and Mrs. Jess Pulliam, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Elliott and son traveled to Kirksville on Sunday to visit Wm Pulliam at Laughlin hospital. Also mentioned are Joseph and Lesley Yogel and Mr. and Mrs. Luster Burk.
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Jess Pulliam
Lawrence Elliott and
Kirksville
Wm. Pulliam
Laughlin Hospital
Joseph and
Lesley Yogel
Luster Burk
Morris Chapel Items Stirring Local Visitations
Miss Lois Cooper in Kansas City spent weekend with Glenn Cooper family. Red Gooch and son visited Nova Gooch in Purdin. E Palmer family in Milan to see daughter Merle Richardson and newborn at Simpson Hospital. Sam Sprague from near Macon visited C M Goins family. Ollie Johnson and son had Sunday dinner with Floy Johnson in Linneus. George Crooks family spent Sunday at Rolla Gooch home. Lee Wood family in Browning Saturday afternoon. Joe Moore family in Linneus visiting her mother Mrs Horton. Glenn Cooper visited L E Hedges. C M Goins family and Sam Sprague dined with Lee Wood. Fred Ludwig and wife called on Gus Oertwig Sunday night. Lee Kim-
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Lois Cooper
Kansas City
Glenn Cooper
Red Gooch
Nova Gooch
Purdin
E. Palmer
Milan
Merle Richardson
Simpson Hospital
Sam Sprague
Macon
C. M. Goins
Ollie Johnson and Son
Floy Johnson
Linneus
George Crooks
Rolla Gooch
Lee Wood and Son
Browning
Joe Moore
Horton
L. E. Hedges
Local social notes from Brookfield area gatherings
In Brookfield residents share visits and travels including Betty Patterson at a teachers meeting in Browning, Ben and Barrows family time in Monroe City, Betty Lambert working in Brookfield, Jess Pulliam and Ervin Barrows visiting, Bill Lee’s Sunday visit to Gall home, Dora Fowler at Kirksville Teachers College, and Joseph and Leota Yagel visiting.
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Holder
Kansas City
Betty Patterson
Browning
Ben Barrows and Sons
Carl Barrows
Monroe City
Betty Lambert
Brookfield
Henry Brown
Larry
Jess Pulliam
Ervin Barrows
Bill Lee
John Gall
Dora Fowler
Teachers College At
Kirksville
M. L. Fowler
Joseph Yagel
Leota Yagel
Community Notes of Dinner Guests and Visits
Sunday dinners and weeklong visits are recorded among local families. Names include E W Riley, Ned Mundell, Wilson Havens, Bob Rinehart, Roscoe Powell, Delorum Thorp, Roger, Clinton Powell, Woodrow Spencer, Evert Dowdy farm, Edd Cordray, Helena Oklahoma visitors, Otis McCollum, Alma Abbott, Emerson Cordray, Earl Abbott, Earl McCollum, Harold Adams, Carl Lattman, Hallie Linhart, Dean McCollum, Art Milburn, Winigan relocation, and church luncheon by the Baptist W M A.
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Brough
Ned Mundell
E. W. Riley
Wilson Havens Sawed Wood
Bob Rinehart
Roscoe Powell
Delorufm Thorp
Roger
Junior Fanning
Clinton Powell
Delorum Thorp
Woodrow Spencer
Nelson Mundell
Evert Dowdy Farm
Harold Adams
Earl Abbott
Alma Abbott
Emerson Cordray
Edd Cordray
Ethel McCollum
Otis McCollum
Edgar McCollum
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Grantsville
Mrs
Lee Kim
Linn County
Missouri
America
North East Linn Items
Helena, Okla
Linn County Farm Bureau
Lin
Neus
Farm Bureau
Joe Turner
Rexall
Colgate Tooth Powder
Colgate Tooth
Caldwell’s
Patrician Deckle
Children’s Stationery
Rexall Drug Store
Ist
Pennsylvania
A. C. Gilbert Electric
Cece
Mrs. McDonald
Gale
Joan Manning
GE Self
Waterbury Superior
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