Humphreys Items Reflect Local Deaths and Visits
Notes from Humphreys record a 17 year old Jim Williams of Collinsville Okla dying Friday with funeral Saturday. Family and neighbors including the Cutsingers and Werbers traveled for services while others visited kin in Trenton and Kansas City. The Christian Aid Society met with Mrs Cloe Black with twenty seven in attendance and bazaar planning for December 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. D. Cutsinger
Jim Wiliams
Collinsville
Oklo
Satuieugy
Sherman
Willie
George Cutsinger
Sherman Cutsinger
Clifford Werner
Eugene Harper
Ellen Price
Ada Harding
Dorothy Fern
Ella West
Myra Sinclair
Jane Wilson
Grace Donoho
Eunice
Maggie Boram
Blanche Robinson
Mary Harding
Ben Clee
Ruby Ann
Ea Johnson
iMisses
Lois McKay
Joyce Rankins
Mildred Jasper
Eless Hill
Ted Ritz Waewi
Ira Grubb
Kansas City
Pete Lobner
Karas City
Anna McClaskey
Cora Myers
Haseville Social Roundup Reports Weekend Visits and Travel
Mr and Mrs Kenneth Young and Kenneth Russell spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Ted Holser. A wide circle including Crookshanks Kingsolver Morris Crookshanks and Etta Sparks visited Everett Crookshanks. Clarence Crookshanks with Sam and Rex visited Everett Keithley and sons. Carl Rottmann of Kansas City stayed with Lizzie Rottmann. Ora Holser visited Browning after their new car. J R Woods and children attended the Orville Wood sale. Glen Jerome and children called on Roy Creason. Beryl Warren Shirley Farrel visited W E Sayer. Earl Jerome Lorane and Alvin Brece visited Bob Burtch family. Bill Pridemore also mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ora Holser
Marvin
Trenton
Everett Crookshanks
Vane Kingsolver
Morris Crookshanks
Ronald
Robert Crookshanks
Morris
Etta Sparks
Clarence Crookshanks
Sam
Rex
Everett Keithley and
Carl Rottmann
W. E. Sayer’s
Earl Jerome
Lorane
Alvin
Brece
Joahn
Bob Burtch
Bill Pridemore
Sunday Visitors and Local Family Gatherings
Sunday visitors stopped by the Burtch home and Mr. and Mrs. Teddy Holser called on J. A. Holser. Miss Pearl Wood is real poorly. Clarence Shafer and daughters visited the Shafer home and left for Mayo Bros. Hospital with Dolores. Ned Mundell and family spent Sunday with Tom Kimbrough and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie Burtch
Teddy Holser
J. A. Holser
Pearl Wood
Clarence Shafer
Jim Shafer
Mayo Bros. Hospital
Dolores
Ned Mundell
Tom Kimbrough
Cora and Cross Roads Fall Social and Local News
Mrs Harold Glidewell traveled to Milan for dental work while others from the area shopped there. Vernie Foster butchered a hog and Emmett Jarvis with Avis Wattenbarger visited the Dodson home. The Oil Boom spurs land leases as Effie Bundridge and Albert Seaman wed. Charley Britton shipped cattle to St Joseph, and locals like Nova Morris and Billie Black visited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Glidewell
Milan
Dave Norman
Cora
Chas
Dodson
Vernie Foster
East of
Wesley Bundridge
Ann Bundridge
Ernest Bundridge
Emmett, Jarvis
Avis Wattenbarger
Tom Ed Bundridge
Humphreys
Dod
Billie Black and Son
Vernie
Charley Britton
St. Joseph
Nova Morris
Reger Community News Highlights Visits this Sunday
Miss Almira Jaynes teaching at Galt spent Sunday with Mrs. G F Davis. Leta Davis of Kansas City stayed with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Guy Davis. Ralph Hoselenton visited Reger on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. John Shatto of Milan visited with her parents Mr. and Mrs. W A Reger. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Green street near Winigan spent Sunday with relatives here. Oscar Leeper and Elizabeth Johnson of Pollock visited relatives here and in Milan. I G Grandstaff of Milan spent a night with Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Grindstaff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Almira Jaynes
Galt
G. F. Davis
Leta Davis
Kansas City
Guy Davis
Ralph Hoselenton
Reger
John Shatto
Milan
W. A. Reger
Frank Greenstreet
Near Winigan
Oscar Leeper
Elizabeth Johnson
Pollock
I. G. Grandstaff
Virgil Grindstaff
Baby Carlotta Mae Born to Pearler Family
Weather remains fair as the neighborhood heads into corn gathering. A baby girl named Carlotta Mae was born on Monday the 14th to Arthur Pearler and his wife, weighing 74 pounds with Dr. Dixon as attending physician. Mother and babe are doing fine. Roy Maxwell and wife visited Brookfield while E. E. Thudhum, wife and son Richard spent time at F. M. Cattey’s. Mrs. Cattey has been poorly all fall. Mrs. W. L. Rulon went to Brookfield for treatment near her daughter Mrs. Bulah Vanlandingham. Orville Mott and family accompanied by others also mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Pearler
Carlotta Mae
Dixon
Babe
Roy Maxwell
Brookfield
Clay Spencer
E. E. Thudhum
Richard
F. M. Cattey
Local visits dot Sunday social scenes
Claude Perrin visited his parents Mr and Mrs Hugh Cassity near Ethel on Sunday. Roy Burkholder of Sedalia visited home folks W J Burkholder and wife over the weekend. Bert Kirk and Rosa spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Arthur Tripp. Luther Bauer and wife visited Orville Thudium and wife. Mrs Becky Coram and family called on Thos Coram and wife Sunday evening. Alton Coram and wife visited Arthur Coram Sunday morning. Orville Thudium and family spent Sunday evening at the Elvis Martin home near Winigan. Tona Gaul and family and Mrs D B Hunter spent Sunday with W J Burkholder and wife. Dr Hunter and son Leon and Bennie Burkholder took supper Sunday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Perrin
Hugh Cassity
Ethel
Roy Burkholder
Sedalia
W. J. Burkholder
Bert Kirk
Rosa
Arthur Tripp
Luther Bauer
Orville Thudium
Becky Coram
Thos
Coram
Alton Coram
Arthur Coran
Orville
Thudium
Elvis Martin
Winigan
Tona Gaul
D. B. Hunter
Dr. Hunter
Leon
Bennie Burkholder
Wins and visitors in Winigan vicinity noted
A stream of social notes lists Tom Allen and Lee Crist in St Louis. Visits span Osgood Kirksville Green City Milan and Purdin with families including the Cooks Howell Williams Jerome and Stephenson. Illness appears as Mrs McConnel with pneumonia.
White Oak Pie Supper Draws Strong Turnout
Reger and White Oak community notes describe a well attended pie supper at White Oak on Friday. Attendees include Erma Jean Stephenson Phyllis Bardon and their teacher Mrs Mason Dell along with family visitors and relatives at Ora Smith and Clive Dunlap households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Oak
Erma Jean Stephenson
Phyllis Bardon
Mason Dell
Ora Smith
Stella Bauchman
Alda McKinstray
Grant Smith
Lester Stephenson
Kathern
Harold
Erma Jean
Clive Dunlap
Lorene
Shafter Items Note Fusses Cooler Weather and Local Visits
Shafter residents report cooler weather with high winds and clouds. Local gossip covers quilting gatherings at the True Blue Club hosted by Mrs Carrie Bowyer, meals shared, and visitors from Eversonville and nearby communities. Several families from Purdin Trenton Laredo Humphreys and St Joseph are mentioned with weekend visits and meals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross Palmer
Mary Molloy
Chillicothe
True Blue Club
Carrie Bowyer
Clawson
Shifflett
Mary Smith
Eversonville
Earl Hess
Earl
Virginia Jennings
Jerry
Elmer Hammock
Trenton
Fred Meeker
Near Laredo
Shafter
Funeral for Srl R. Deskins Held in North Salem
The funeral of Srl R. Deskins was conducted by Rev. O. B. Hobbs last Wednesday afternoon at North Salem. A large crowd attended to pay respects to a citizen and neighbor the community will miss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Srl R. Deskins
O. B. Hobbs
North Salem
Dentist Office Over Farmers Store in Browning Mo
A local notice lists a dentist office operating above the Farmers Store in Browning Missouri with a street phone listing 107. No additional details provided.
Local social notes from Linneus and Shelby gatherings
Mr and Mrs Fay Jennings traveled to Linneus on business and shopped in Purdin. Pie supper at Shelby drew a large crowd. Several families including Belzers Peavlers and Dray family hosted or attended Sunday dinners and visits. Clay Belzer returned from six weeks work in Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fay Jennings
Linneus
Purdin
Shelby
Mrs. Cotton
Pearler
Ilene
Betty Belzer
Edna Mae Peavler
Reba Lambert
Goldie Swisegood
Marionette Stage Built by Room III and Class
Bernard Browning reports Room III builds a complete marionette stage with lights curtains and scaffold for operators. Seventh grade draws boards and Tsquares as they study drafting using celluloid triangles. Grade cards issued yesterday due back Monday. School calendar lists a Scout meeting band practice and reopening on Nov 28 29.
A Peep Into The Classroom Diary
Patrons donate school library books to support high school readers. A copy of Little Women by Louisa Alcott is in poor condition and donations are welcomed. English class members studied Marlowe and Shakespeare and wrote original one act plays. Nine plays were produced with Advertising For A Husband as top choice by the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisa Alcott
Marlowe
Shakespeare
Anhabeth Worley
Charleen Haggard
Leonard Dell
Johrr al
Quartet and Trio Selections For Thanksgiving Program
From the boys who tried out for quartet and trio work, Harley Almond, Billy Quigley, and Nyle Freeland were chosen for the trio with Billy Joe Crookshanks as Secdrid tenor in the quartet. Many bass voices remain for after school work. Friday night’s Jenkins School supper concert featured Betty Fean Woolf and Betty Brown on clarinets, bringing the section to five. Reverends Norfolk and Hobbs spoke at assembly on the Red Cross and Christian education credits. Construction on the new gym is progressing with two shifts of fourteen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harley Almond
Billy Quigley
Nyle Freeland
Billy Joe Crookshanks
Essally
Jenkins
Betty
Fean Woolf
Betty Brown
Jerry Lee Brehm
Charles Vincent
Norfolk and
Hobbs
Rev
Norfolk
American Red Cross
Cast announced for upcoming assembly play
The co authors name Mary Carter Bernard Browning Nona Clair Neet Eugene Thurlo and Merilee Ware as the cast for a forthcoming assembly presentation. The play is slated to be staged at the assembly soon.
Town’s Tall Tale Sophomore Deserves Medal
A sophomore student at BHS tells the tallest tales in town. The newcomer’s reports of adventures and exploits stand out, earning local chatter and admiration for grand storytelling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BHS
Imogene Powell Answers Last Week’s Guess Who
The weekly Guess Who returns with Imogene Powell as the solution. Powell’s identity was confirmed after readers submitted clues and responses throughout the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imogene Powell
Sponsor For The Week Greetings To Browning High School
The post invites Browning High School to attend and join as members. Ex service men are welcomed to the friendly post. Claude H. Myers Pose No. 274 American Legion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Browning High School
American Legion
Also Mentioned on This Page
Browning
Missouri
Fern N. Woodward
G. T. Woodward
Brown
Kenneth Young
Kenneth Russell
Ted Hol
Winigan Vicinity
Tom, Allen and
Lee Crist
St. Louis
W. Kimbley
Osgood
Wm. Morris
George Millioan
Green City
Glen. Young
W. T. Nickell
Cecil Bunch
J. W. Millioan
Amanda Cook
L. D. Howell
Basil Muir
Roy Stephenson
Kirksville
George Bunch
Everett Nickell
Wm. Carr
Johnny Cook
S. M. Romine
Dolly Wallace
Clarence Wallace
Henry Sorge
Alva Hoerrmann
Dorothy Fay
Everett McConnel
E. R. Greenstreet
John Howell
George Munns
Floyd Cleeton
Edgar Nation
Milon Greenstreet
Myron Williams
Bonnie
Ida Rose Williams
Thelma Swank
Thelma
Harry McCaughey
Melvin Stephenson
Gilbert McKay
Walter McKay
Mildred Swank
Edward
Harley Maggart
Iowa
Grover Maggart
Claude Wolfe
Wolfe
Near Purdin
Tom Ford
Robert Stephenson
Nora Gooch
Tom Morris
Bryan Molloy
Oma Phillips
Donna Ray
Ernest Pearson
L. W. Arnold
Grover Cooper
Nan King
Buddie Sallee
Edgar Morris
Joe Long
George
North Salem and Vicinity
M. L. Haning
T. R. McArtor
M. D
Browning, Missouri
DR. Vinton Jones
Browning, Mo
E. G. Fuhrman
Ella Cordray
Nancy Peavler
Simpson Cordray
Harry Lambert
Glenn Bailey
Peavler
Grethel Batye
Ody Jennings
Frank Belzer
Clay Belzer
Clay
Brownie
Volume I
Bernard Browning
Peggy
Claude H. Myers Pose
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