Thanksgiving Message From Legion Auxiliary and Club News
A Legion Auxiliary message extends thanks to veterans members and community supporters and notes the war's end. The Cinderella Club hosts a Dessert Bridge with numerous guests and prize Winners. Circle No 1 of the Methodist Church held a meeting with songs prayers and a baby picture roll call. Community notes cover North Salem electric light history and local social events. A Bucklin burial move is reported for Jesse C Head’s widow and children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion Auxiliary
Pres. Legion Auxiliary
Jesse C. Head
Bucklin
Local Family Gatherings Highlight Jackson Center Visitors
Mrs Jess Bruce and Mrs Floy Morris shared Saturday time in Jackson Center. Harold Campbell and family visited L W Arnods on Sunday. Geneva Morris Cheryl and Ida Thompson hosted visits. Nellie Turner Bob and Donald Dean dropped by Lelia Hicks home. Bettie Molloy Barbara Beverly joined Ross Palmers. Virginia Morris Jenny Sue and Mary Morris visited Floy Morris Friday. Russell Benskin family visited Lelia Hicks. Virgil Molloy and children stayed with his mother Mary Molloy Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jess Bruce
Floy Morris
Harold Campbell
L. W. Arnod
Geneva Morris
Cheryl
Ida Thompson
Nellie Turner
Bob
Donald Dean
Lelia Hicks
Bettie Molloy
Barbara
Beverly
Ross Palmer
Virginia Morris
Jeny Sue
Mary Morris
Russell Benskin
Virgil Molloy
Mary Molloy
Willing Workers Club Meeting At Mrs Ellsberry Home
Mrs Paul Ellsberry hosted the Willing Workers Club on a fine autumn day November 14 with twelve members seven visitors seven children and three men present. A noon cafeteria dinner featured two bouguots of mums and a completed quilt. The two oclock meeting opened with Psalm 113 and minutes approved. Roll call used a grab bag and gifts included fifty cents to the hostess won by Mrs George Prather. Secret sisters were drawn and Phyllis Christy received birthday gifts. Meeting adjourned to meet November 21 at Mrs Myra Lay with a roll call on gratitude. C R
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Paul Ellsberry
Willing Workers Club
George Prather
Phyllis Christy
Myra Lay
C. R
North Salem Items history note November 15 1945
Local history snippet records events from North Salem on November 15 1945. The brief mentions notable happenings and community notes for that day without detailing specific names or actions.
Morris Chapel Social Notes Gather Local Visits
A sequence of social calls and visits across Morris Chapel region as residents drop by friends and relatives including the Gooch, Goins, Kimbrough, and Smith households. Notable items mention Mrs. Laura Baird in poor health, Ernest Trumbo's stroke, measles in Jane Tromer house, and holiday stamp notices with Green and Sugar Stamp expirations.
Haleville Items Visit by Kansas City Family
Mr and Mrs James Leflac of Kansas City stayed with Mr and Mrs J R Wood and family from Thursday to Sunday. Sunday visitors at the Wood home included Mr and Mrs Morris Rottmann Mr and Mrs Owen Sayers and Lowell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronald Sayers
Margaret Sayers
W. E. Sayers
Morris Crookshanks
Marie Warren
Genevia Holser
Sandra
Lois Young
Thomas
Chillicothe
Floyd Thomas
W. R. Young
Albert Young
Lee Baird
Laura Baird
Ernest Trumbo
Margaret
Jane Tromerhouser
Leon Dennis
Jimmie
Willie Grimes
Jewel
Harry Sharp
Baby
Kansas
Harry Leslie
Cecil ‘Crooks
Ben Hoffman
Mr. Hoffman
Hamilton
James Leflac
Kansas City
J. R. Wood
Wood Home
Morris Rottmann
Owen Sayers
Lowell
Rationing Up To Date For Meats Cheese Butter Fats
War era rationing update lists red stamps F1 to K1 valid through November 30 with additional lines L1 to Q1 noted but end date incomplete in the fragment. This notice alerts readers to continuing restrictions and the inventory categories covered under the F and L series stamps.
Tuberculosis Seals Sale Set for November 19
Herbert L. Mantz of Kansas City warns that tuberculosis is rising globally while noting the 39th annual Tuberculosis Christmas Seals sale will be held November 19. Missouri funds stay 95 percent locally with five percent to the National Association. seals finance state control programs and protect homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert L. Mantz
M.I
Kansas City
Missouri Tuberculosis Association
Missouri
National Tuberculosis Association
Mantz
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Attention Legion Auxiliary
Erma Peterson
Cinderella Club
Mesdames
T. S. Bartow
Ted Brantner
Edgar Carter
C. W. Gooch
Ray Gooch
Edgar Hoselton
Jerry Jennings
Otto Johnson
Robert Moore
J. T. Nevins
A. I. Peterson
A. G. Thurlo
Mesdames H. C. Bailey
J. A. Bennett
J. H. Calhoun
Carl Drake
B. J. Harvey
Leo Jones
Donald Jones
Leon Kenley
S. B. Lay
Otis Lawrence
W. F. Peters
Lester Peters
G. W. Prather
Blaine White
J. R. Williams
Frances del
Patricia Gooch
Gerry Newell
Thurlo
Elsberry
Jack High
Bartow
Prather
Nelle Seaman
Circle No. 1
The
Methodist Church
Nellie Seaman
Leona
Ila
Martha
Martha's
Veilma
Oma Rudloff
Mabel Keithley
Beverly Moore
Leona Harris
Lillian Permnett
Almeda Bartow
Lila Williams
Betty White
Ila Nevins
Hazel Peterson
Velma Jennings
Martha Gooch
Mrs. Crawford
North Salem
Ray Bauer
Shelby High School
Frank Head
Floyd Swisegood
Max
Goldie Belzer
Dixie
Oren Jennings
Barbara Ann
Alatha Ne'son
Sharron Ann
Turney Bailey
Byron Deskins
Joan
Mary Deskins
Betty
Jackson Center
Oxford
Ollie Johnson
Pearl Goins
Rolla Gooch
Babe Kimbrough
Dale Blender
Lee Wood
Vivian Falconer
Betty Kimbrough
C. M. Goins
Isi¢ Wood
Emma Goines
Arthur Griffeth
Linneus
Delmar Deertwig
Ora Smith
Joe Moore
Urb Johnson
Kirby School House
Rolla Gooch and Son
Brookfield
C. M. Goins and Son
Sam Spragué
Macon
Haleville
Adair County
Highway
Kirksville, MO
Adair County Sale
Wheatcraft & Eschmann, Managers
Tuberculosis
Browning, Missouri
Browning
Bill Reger
American Legion
Eve
Paris
the Legion and Auxiliary
Legion
Bibles
Browning Drug Company
Utyr
Purdin, Missouri
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