Purdin News Social Roundup Highlights Visits and Travel
Mrs. Bessie Walkup of Wheeling visits the Smiths for Sunday dinner. Quinton Darr family heads to Kansas City after two week vacation. Several Brookfield residents visit family, attend a bridge tournament, and tour St Joseph. The Purdin Grade school plans a Pie and Cake Supper with a cake contest and auction Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie Walkup
Wheeling
Bill Smith
Quinton Darr
Kansas City
Kan
Bernie Darr
Henry Elliott
Brookfield
Olive Garrett
Granville Barrows
Kansas
Lee Bagley
Ervin Barrows
Merle, Wohler
Henry Buswell
Randall
Schreckhise
Pueblo
Colorado
van Vencl
St. Louis
Murphy, Elliott
Clifford Chambers
Rose ‘Chambers
Roe Connelly
Betty
Ray Cloud
Frank Lambert
Emma Street
Bridge Club
Robert Abell
Robert Hoover
Floyd Hardin
Ray McNally
Mark Gooch
Joe Edens
Keith Cordray
Kirksville
Chillicothe
George Jenkins
Geo. Gregory
Community Notes Reflect Gradual Gatherings in Shafter Area
Last week residents hosted relatives and friends for dinners and visits across Chillicothe Linneus Purdin and Brookfield areas. Families include Phil lips Morris Bruce Dennis Clemens High and others as they mark birthdays, welcome new babies, and share time with extended kin during a period of travel and church/social visits.
Wayne Bennett for Treasurer and Ex-Officio Collector
Sullivan County voters are urged to elect Wayne Bennett Republican candidate for Treasurer and Ex-Officio Collector at the General Election on Tuesday November 4 1952.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Bennett
Sullivan County
Brookfield Visit Recalls Local Families
Mr and Mrs Verne Steven son Mr and Mrs Lilburn Gil mer and Linda Lou were in Brookfield Saturday for a family gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verne Stevenson
Purdin Community Notes Record Local Visits and Sales
Lyle Lee Hollon farms corn near Purdin on Jimmy Sler kert farm. Cur t and Raymond Bagley and others dinner guests of the Bagleys. In Chillicothe the Hugh Campbell Sale drew several men. Orra Smith sold ten cows and calves at H V Campbell Sale Barn. Oertwig family guests with Hoag family in Fairmount Ill report polio cases nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyle Lee Hollon
Jimmy Slerkert
Purdin
Curt Bagley
Raymond Bagley
Carlos. Harris and Sons
Orra Smith
Earl Gardner and Sons
C. S. Bagley
Hugh Campbell
Chillicothe
H. V. Campbell
Delmar Oertwig and
Essie Marc Oertwig
Frances. Duncan
Reva Smith
J. P. McKenzie
Hoag
Fairmount
Ill
Morris Chapel Social News Highlights Visits in Brookfield
Mr and Mrs Lee Wood and family were in Brookfield on business last week. Mrs Ben McKenzie and son visited Gus Oertwig home. Mr and Mrs T C Palmer also traveled to Brookfield. Loren Owens and children called at Joe Moore home. Sunday visitors at Lee Wood included Raymond Rottmann Babe Kimbrough and family Donald Wood with daughter. Susan Creason visited Bob Smith home last week. Chas Goins and Ben Creason Ester Cox and Chas Goins joined Lee Wood Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard Phillips
Inlaw
Ercell Phillips
Chillicothe
Philips
Jess Bruce
Phillips
W. R. Martens, Jr
Verne Stevenson
Owen Stevenson
Purdin
James Morris
J. C. Head
Mr. Head
Linneus
Billy Morris
Billy Mac
Tommy Dean
Verne Turner
Donald
James Foster
Orville Brown
Norris
Nolan Bruce
St. Louis
C. B. Dennis
Wichita
Kansas
Geroge Molloy
Ebb Dennis
Ell Clemens
Byron Curly
Noel High
Noel
Lilburn Gilmer
Junior Phillips
George Hess, Jr
Brookfield
Harry Hansen
Wolsey
South Dakota
Ross Palmer
Virgil Molloy
Calfie
Everett Crookshanks
Julius Wood
Shiflett
Lawrence Tate
Janet
Mike
Edgar Morris
Lee “Wood
Donald Wood
Juanita
Ben McKenzie
Gus Oertwig
T. C.palmer
Loren Owens
Joe Moore
Lee Wood
Raymond Rottmann
Babe Kimbrough
Susan Creason
Bob Smith
Chas. Goins
Ben Creason
Ester Cox
Chas
Goins
Shelby Items Brief Notes from Friday
Leon Mitchell of near North Salem was at the Bowles home on business Wednesday. Mrs. Duane Head of Brookfield visited her mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon Mitchell
Near North Salem
Bowles
Duane Head
Brookfield
Re-Election Bid Highlights Road and Welfare Promises
A candidate for the Legislature appeals for support citing a record of attending sessions voting for country road improvements and expanding old age and dependent child welfare. He pledges continued service and seeking efficient government without harming essential functions. He urges voters to study his record before November.
Neighbors enjoy weekend visits and travels around town
Mary Deskins and Mrs Paul Johnson shopped in Shelby this week. Joan Deskins visited family near North Salem. Maggie Bauer stayed in Brookfield visiting two nieces. Robert Hunt and family were in Shelby Friday. Roscoe Rulon went to Kansas City Friday night to see his army brother Wesley home for the weekend. Opal Clapp visited Kansas City to see a cousin. Many from the neighborhood went to Kirksville Sunday for the opening of a 1000 acre park and had a wonderful time. Herbert Boyles from Kansas City spent Saturday to Sunday with his mother Agnes Boyles and his sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Deskins
Paul Johnson
Shelby
Joan Deskins
North Salem
Maggie Bauer
Brookfield
Robert Hunt
Roscoe Rulon
Kansas City
Wesley
Opal Clapp
Kirksville
Herbert Boyles
Agnes Boyles
Local visitors and social calls reported
Walter Wood of Linneus was here on business Saturday. Edgar Rushton of Pardin was a Browning visitor Wednesday morning. Mr and Mrs Alex Woodside of near Pardin were Browning visitors Saturday afternoon. Ray Baskett of Garriston spent Saturday night with Mr and Mrs Clyde Walls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Wood
Linneus
Edgar Rushton
Pardin
Browning
Alex. Woodside
Near Pardin
Browning Vineoe
Ray Baskett
Garriston
Clyde Walls
Notice of Administration for Dat Sy Bo Pulliam
Letters of Administration on the estate of Dat Sy Bo Pulliam deceased were granted Sept 23 1932 by the Linn County Missouri Probate Court to H Orlando JohnsonAdministrator. All claimants must file within six months or be barred. those not filed within one year are forever barred. Mrs Earl Jerome and Lorene of near Haseville were Browning visitors. Mrs Tom Reilly of near Milan visited her parents. Mr and Mrs Ellis Cordray and son with others visited. Harold Elliott and daughter from Brookfield visited. John Keithley Nancy Keithley and Mrs Henry of Sumner spent the weekend in this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Cloud
Roe Connelly
Dewey Chapman
Brookfield
Tom Engleman
Chillicothe
St. Joseph
H. B. Reed
Hammond
Ind
Reed
Tully
Jess Pulliam
Lawrence Elliott
Roger
Susie Pulliam
Bowyer
Randall Schreckhise
Elizabeth Cooper
Bessie Dennis
Bliss Stone
Olive Garrett
Lawrence Elliott and
Kentucky
Tennessee
Archie L. Wheeler
Bowling Green
Mammoth Cave
Loren Myers
Shreveport
W. H. Cassity
Amos Cotter
Louisiana
Texas
Janet Johnson
the Christian College
Columbia
Calvin Lambert
Linda Lou
Walter Scott
Clifford Mon
Earl Jerome
Lorene
Near
Haseville
Browning
Tom Reilly
Near Milan
EF. L. Maggart
Ellis Cordray
Carl Daniels
Harmon
Harold Elliott
George Taylor
John Keithley
Nancy
Henry of
Sumner
City
Estate of Joe Creason Probate Notice Linn County Missouri
Administration of the estate of Joe Creason has been granted to Chas H Tribble as administrator by the Probate Court of Linn County Missouri on September 16 1932. Creditors must file claims within six months or be barred from the estate and all claims not exhibited within one year from the date will be forever barred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Creason
Linn County
Missouri
Chas. H. Tribble
Also Mentioned on This Page
Browning, Missouri
Purdin News
PTA
Morris Chapel News
John E. Kimber
Christmias
Datsy BO Pulliam
H. Orlando Johnson
Walter C. Hotaling
Slifer
Chillicothe, Mo
Griffis Shoe Shop
Virgil Darr
Gooch Feed
Heinz Baby Food
Pillsbury’s
Forrest Gooch
Elgin and
Bulova
Maxwells Jewelry
Linneus, Mo
Dekalb Corn & Chix
Dekalb Associate
Glenn Tomlin
Fellows Hatchery & Hennery
Salisbury, Missouri
Galilee
Wade Funeral Service Ambulance Service
George Street
The
Reisch School of Auctioneering
Marty Ann Theatre
Milan Missouri
Sierra
Wayne Morris
Lola Albright
Kirby Grant
Gloria Saunders
Australia
Peter Lawford
Maureeen O’hara
Malone
William Holden
Johnny Stewart
Stanley Clements
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