Morelock Dies at 82 in Costa Mesa
George W. Morelock 82 of 120 E 19th St Costa Mesa died in Santa Ana Community hospital. A native of Milan Missouri he moved to Orange County 25 years ago and was a retired farmer. He belonged to Jacksonville Lodge 541 F and AM. Surviving are a daughter Claudia Gable a son in law Earl Gable a granddaughter Dorothea and a great grandson. Funeral services Thursday at 2 pm at Smith and Tuthill chapel with Rev R L Anders on Long Beach officiating. Graveside services will be conducted by Silver Cord Lodge 505 F and AM. Burial at Fairhaven Cemetery.
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George W. Morelock
E. 19Th St
Costa Mesa
Santa Ana Community Hospital
Milan
Orange County
Jacksonville
Claudia Gable
Earl G. Gable
Dorothea Es Aho
Smith and Tuthill Chapel
R. L. Anderson
Long Beach
Silver Cord Lodge
F & AM
Fairhaven Cemetery
For Sale 100 Barred Rock Bullets
Barred rock pullets five months old offered for sale at one dollar each. Contact Mrs. Wm Reger by phone at 93F14 Browning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Browning
Wm. Reger
Birth Announcement for John Gregory Quigley in Gary Indiana
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Quigley of Gary Indiana announce the arrival of a 7 lb 4 oz baby boy on September 27. He has been named John Gregory. Mrs. Quigley is the former Connie Couch of Linneus. Sunday dinner guests included the Hollgn and Bennett families and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Quigley
Gary
Ind
John Gregory
Quigley
Connie Couch
Linneus
Wesleyan Guild Meets at Kathleen Quigley Home
The Wesleyan Guild of the Methodist Church met at Kathleen Quigley’s home on Monday evening October 6. Worship titled Over the Hills of Tomorrow was led by Beverly with Vena as reader and Cinthia as soloist. Minutes were approved by Velma the secretary. Visitors included Mrs Byron Oswald and daughters Cyn thia Judy Gore and Margaret Ellenene. Members present included Martha Gooch Ila Nevins Margaret Smith Oma Rudloff Mabel Keithley Vena Wade Genevieve Prather Velma Jennings Vadis A lspach and Kathleen Quigley. Refreshments of strawberry short cake with whipped cream tea coffee and mints were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesleyan Guild
The
Methodist Church
Kathleen Quigley
Beverly
Vena
Cinthia
Velma
Vadis
Margaret
Ila
Byron Oswald
Cynthia
Judy Gore
Margaret Ellenene
Presen
Martha Gooch
Ila Nevins
Margaret Smith
Oma Rudloff
Mabel Keithley
Vena Wade
Genevieve Prather
Velma Jennings
Vadis Alspach
Radio Service Listings In Brookfield
Radios may be left with Bailey Maytag Co for your convenience Neff Radio Service Phone 587 16 S Main Brookfield Mo
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Bailey Maytag Co
Neff Radio Service
S. Main
Brookfield, Mo
Electric Theatre Browning Missouri Untamed Fury and Spring Comedy
Swamp folk clash with progress in Untamed Fury as a swamp hunter traps alligators with his rope bound son and swimmers dodge snapping jaws and quicksand. The Double feature includes the lively romance comedy Suddenly It’s Spring about a WAC torn between two women and her husband.
120 Yearling White Leghorn Hens For Sale
Rice Hatchery Sedalia offers 120 yearling White Leghorn hens at $1.00 each. Seller: Mrs. Clarence Skeen Pur din Missouri.
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Sedalia
Clarence Skeen
Purdin. Mo
Committee Named to Solicit Funds for Cemetery
A special notice announces a committee appointed to solicit funds from the Anne 38-4 ae north to the cemetery. Members include Ian Mairs Cartead Adams J. E. Spencer Lola Kille Marjorie Wood Addie Brink ley Rosie Dodson Edith Daniels and J A Harris with Kathryn Calhoun as Treasurer and Ada Bolling as Secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ian Mairs
Cartead
Pg Adams
J. E. Spencer
Lola Kille
Marjorie Wood
Addie Brinkley
Rosie Dodson
Edith Daniels
J. A. Harris
Kathryn Calhoun
Treas
Ada Bolling
Bennett couple welcome second son born October 5
Mr and Mrs Leon Bennett announce the birth of an 8 lb boy born Sunday October 5. Attending physician was Dr T R McArtor. This is the family's second son.
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Leon Bennett
T. R. McArtor
Danville Readers Send Record Copy to Hospitalized Relative
Mrs Flo Shell of Danville Illinois requests that her mother's copy of the Record be mailed to 1309 Franklin Road in Danville. Mrs D H Hunter, formerly in Marceline Hospital, moved last Sunday to Lakeview Hospital in Danville. Shell reports the patient endured the trip well and is slowly improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flo Shell
Danville
Illinois
Anklin
D. H. Hunter
Marceline Hospital
Lakeview Hospital
General Purpose Club Meeting Notes and Outreach
The General Purpose Club met with Mrs John Oliver for an all day session. Nine members and seven visitors attended the noon lunch. They discussed the Bookmobile program and reported sending a second package to a family in Greece and a $10 Christmas food donation through Care. The next meeting with Mrs Wade Watson is October 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Oliver
J. T. Hoselton
Maggart
Walter. Artz
Nellie Tharp
Roger
Patricia Artz
Robert Fields
Soing
Genevieve
Greece
Wade Watson
C. R
Jones' Taxi Advertises Clean Late Model Cars
The taxi service promotes late model clean cars with home office near the bank and a downtown snack shack location. It claims lower rates than neighboring towns and provides day and night phone numbers.
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JONES
N. W
Snack Shack
Young Couple Married in Kansas City Oct 4
Miss Elaine Smith daughter of Mr and Mrs R H Smith of North Salem Missouri married Leo S Finney son of Mrs Julia Finney of Kansas City Missouri in a double ring ceremony. Rev Glenn H Filis officiated at the Church of Christ Kansas City. After a two week honeymoon in the Black Hills they will live in Kansas City where Finney will continue in his post office job.
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Elaine Smith
R. H. Smith
North Salem
Leo
Wilma Rose Welsh
Kansas City
Harold Ware
Shelby High School
Luziers Inc
Shelby High Schol
U. S. Navy
General Post
Black Hills
South Dakota
Box Supper At Fairview School October 17 1947
A box supper benefit is announced at Fairview School on October 17 1947 with teacher Margaret Tromer leading the event. Proceeds support school activities and student programs.
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Fairview School
Margaret Tromer
Gospel Meetings at White Oak Church Continue
Evangelist Harold Shasteen leads a series of gospel meetings at White Oak Church House each evening at 7 45. The sessions run through Sunday October 12 with an all day gathering and a basket dinner at noon. Join in the fellowship.
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White Oak
White Oak Church
Harold Shasteen
Brick dwelling in Linneus with updates offered
A neat eight room brick house in Linneus Missouri with modern conveniences two full lots garage coal shed abundant water sanded floors and fresh paint inside and out offered by Joe Turner Agency Linneus Missouri.
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Linneus
Missouri
Joe Turner
Community Sale by Brassfield and Gilmer in Chillicothe
Mrs Emma Brassfield and Mrs Elizabeth Gilmer host a furniture sale in Chillicothe at the Community Sale on Saturday October 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Brassfield
Elizabeth Gilmer
Chillicothe
Friendly Neighbors Club Holds All Day Meeting
Mrs Cecil McGhee hosts the Friendly Neighbors Club on September 24 with eight members and one guest. Officers for the coming year were elected led by President Mrs Harold Foss and Vice President Mrs E Shreckhise. reports, games, singing, and a grab bag exchange followed a noon dinner. Members present include Ada Carol Mamie Frances Lois Elva Elpha Bernice. The group meets again October 8 with Bible verse roll call.
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Cecil McGhee
Friendly Neighbors Club
Herbert Coram
Carol
Harold Foss
E. Shreckhise
Sebert Baker
Ivan Cokerham
Ada
Mamie
Frances
Lois
Elva
Elpha
Bernice
Emma McCollum
John East
W S of C S Meeting With Mrs Annette Crawford
Mrs Annette Crawford hosted the W S of C S on September 18 with fourteen members present. Guests included Mrs Mattie Duncan as a welcome visitor. The program featured prayers, talks on life, a lesson on murder without killing, and a zone-meeting recap from Laclede.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annette Crawford
W.S
C. S
Mattie Duncan
Nellie Williams
Gertie Maggart
Reba Hummel
Marie Woolf
Rudloff
Duncan
Family Reunion Held at Gall Home Near Shelby
A Sunday gathering occurred October 5 at Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Gall’s home near Shelby. Attendees included Mike and Gall of Brookfield, Alva Tinsley of Laclede, Clyde Finney and family of Linneus, Mabel Gall and relatives, Edward Montgomery of Shelby, Rudy Gall of New Boston, Everett Schreckhise and family of Purdin, Enzo Schreckhise and others, Glendanes and Charles, Buddy Gall and family, Emma Mcollum, Elmer Richardson and Dartes Ann of St Catherine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Gall
Shelby
Mike Gall
Brookfield
Alva Tinsley
Laclede
Clyde Finney
Shirley
Ronnie
Linneus
Mabel Gall
Lucille
Willadean
Edward Montgomery
Rudy Gall
New Boston
Everett Schreckhise
Purdin
Nzo Schreckhise
Glendanes
Charles
Buddy
Emma Mcollum
Elmer Richardson
Dartes Ann
St. Catherine
Dunlaps Visit Bartlesville and Oklahoma A&M Family Ties
Mr and Mrs James H Dunlap spent a week with their son and daughter in law Farrell L Dunlap in Bartlesville Oklahoma. They visited their granddaughter Rosane at Oklahoma A and M Stillwater where she is a Zeta Tau Alpha pledge. The trip featured an airplane ride in a new Beechcraft Bonanza before the Dunlaps returned to Browning.
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James H. Dunlap
Farrell L. Dunlap
Bartlesville
Okla
Rosane
Oklahoma A & M
Stillwater
Farrell Dunlap
Browning
Ford Tractor with 6 ft disk plows for sale
Dale Finney of R3 Brown ing offers a Ford tractor with a six foot tandem disk plow attachment. Used one season and in excellent condition. Contact Dale Finney for details.
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Ford Tractor
Dale Finney
Reverend Icenogle to lead Browning church meetings
Brookfield clergyman Reverend Icenogle will conduct a series of meetings at the Christian Church in Browning starting Wednesday night October 15 at 7 30. Everyone is invited.
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Icenogle
Brookfield
Christian Church
Browning
Sunshine Workers Club Meeting Social and Quilting Afternoon
The Sunshine Workers Club met Thursday with Mrs. C. W. Thudhum. President Lois Rulon led at two o clock. Bible verse roll call and readings followed. The secretary reported on the last meeting while the group enjoyed quilting and visiting. Refreshments included homemade ice cream cake and iced tea served by the hostess. Guests included Mrs. Cordray Nickerson Wilson McCollum Jacobs Payne Bailey Wampler and Ellwood Thudim Theodore Bailey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunshine Workers Club
C. W. Thudhum
Lois Rulon
Wildwood
Vina McCollum
Mesdames
Mary Cordray
Eva Nickerson
Ida Wilson
Lola McCollum
Iva Jacobs
Sadie Payne
Lola Bailey
Vida Wampler
Ellwood Thudium
Theodore Bailey
Dinner in Honor of W. H. Havens 86th Birthday
Sunday October 5 the children and grandchildren of Mr and Mrs W H Havens gathered at their home to celebrate Mr Havens 86th birthday. All children present except two a bountiful noon dinner enjoyed by everyone with many Havens families listed as attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn Freeland
P. P. Kollasch
H. D. Parkison
California
Browning
Iowa
Meda Alspach
Brookfield
F. J. Alspach
Max Freeland
Baby
W. H. Havens
Havens
E. L. Havens
Alpha Dean Leeper
James
W. B. Havens
Wendell
Frank Brown
Albert Hubler
Keith
Philemon Havens
Orville Elliott
Harold Elliott
Victor Jones
Bob Rinehart
J. D. Quigley
Hibemon Havens
Wilson Havens
Wayne Burdett
Kay
Billy Brown
James Havens
Floyd Lambert
Bankers Group Meeting Set for Chillicothe
Missouri bankers from Group Two will hold their annual meeting in Chillicothe on Tuesday October 14 led by Joseph C. Williams vice president of Commerce Trust Company Kansas City and president of the Missouri Bankers Association L Lyle Ingraham cashier Citizens Savings Bank Browning and Raymond B Wade president Bank of Gallatin assist with the event as secretary and program coordinators
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri Bankers Association
Chillicothe
Joseph C. Williams
The
Commerce Trust Company
Kansas City
L. Lyle Ingraham
Citizens Savings Bank of Browning
Raymond B. Wade
Bank of Gallatin, Eeeant Sheetary
Gecenpy.duwenicanaigeneal
Appreciation for hospital gifts from Mrs Harris
Mrs. R. E. Harris thanks friends for gifts flowers cards and letters received during her hospital stay. she expresses appreciation for the kindness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. E. Harris
Local Social News From Browning Area
Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Luther DeVore included Purley DeVore Bonnie Bennett of Cambridge Iowa and Allen DeVore Barbara of Chariton. Afternoon callers were Marlin Woodside and Vernon DeVore families. Also listed are 85 head ewes 16 Native and 19 Western from Leon Vincent Browning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon Vincent
Browning
Luther DeVore
Purley DeVore
Bonnie Bennett
Cambria
Iowa
Allen DeVore
Barbara
Chariton
Marlin Woodside
Vernon DeVore
True Blue Club Elects Officers at September Meeting
The True Blue Club met September 25 at Mrs. Warren Gooch's home with thirteen members and several visitors. Officers elected: President Mrs. Edgar Morris, Vice President Mrs. Willie Burtch, Secretary Mrs. Lilburn Gilmer, Treasurer Mrs. Darrald Hutchinson, Song Leader Mrs. Billy Morris, Reporter Mrs. Raymond Browning, Game Leader Mrs. Everett Crookshanks. Next meeting set for October 8 with Mrs. Floy and Mrs. Billy Morris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
True Blue Club
Warren Gooch
Laura Mae Gooch
Jon
Crookshanks
Edgar Morris
Willie Burtch
Lilburn Gilmer
Darrald Hutchinson
Billy Morris
Raymond Browning
Everett Crookshanks
Willard Phillips
Junior Phillips
Geo. Phillips
Morris
Joe's Radio Show Launches at Brookfield Station
Radio service identifies Joe's Radio Show broadcasting from 332 East Helm Street in Brookfield Missouri with contact number 1112 332. The listing notes a location on Helm Street and a Brookfield address for listening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe
Home Workers Club Elects New Officers at September Meeting
The Home Workers Club met with Mrs. Pearl Mundell on September 25 and elected officers for the coming year. Ten members attended along with several visitors, and activities included sewing rag rags, a silk blouse project, and a community meal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home Workers Club
Johnsons Return From Kansas Visit With Relatives
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Johnson returned home Monday from Oxford Kansas after a week with Mr. and Mrs. Chas. R. Knapp. They spent the weekend with cousins Mrs. Anna West and Mr. and Mrs. C. I. Houston in Hinton Oklahoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Johnson
Oxford
Kansas
Chas. R. Knapp
Anna West
C., I. Houston
Hinton
Okla
Stitch And Chatter Club Meeting Recaps Quilting Day
The Stitch And Chatter Club gathered with Mrs. Seldon Ford on September 18 for an all day quilting event. Guests included Ava Lee Coldwell Lena Ford Thelma Lacer Leota Haley and many members shared tea towels and a comfort quilt. Goldie Abbott won a contest and Gertrude Lambert won another with Florence Elliott Edith Hale and several others noted among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seldon Ford
Ava Lee Coldwell
Lena Ford
Thelma Lacer
Leota Haley
Hallie Minor
Camora Spencer
Edith Hale
Bessie Steele
Blanche Head
Irene Kelly
Lydia Barclay
Effie Britton
Florence Elliott
Allie Ware
Mildred Brantner
Alpha
Gertrude Lambert
Cora Lee Ford
Bertha
Goldie Abbott
Vivian Woodside
M . Tucker
Goldie
Gertrude
Bessie
Florence
Edith
Walter Head
Jim Elliott
Ray Kelly
Harry Lambert
Harold Abbott
Bill Barclay
Ebb Spencer
Chas. S. Ford
Jim Callihan
Also Mentioned on This Page
Geo. W. Morelock
Ralph Coram
Lyle Lee Hollgn
Billy
Bob Bennett
Carol Sue
Junior Hollon
Patty
Jerry Bennett
Little Charles Dewayne Bennett
Otto Hollon
Shelia
Donald Haley
Floyd Waltz
Jean
Jane
Bonnie Sue Bauswell
Max
Beverly Bennett
James Riednour
Electric Theatre
Browning, Missouri
Attention Legion
Gerald Wade
W. S. of
Pearl Mundell
Alice Bennett
Mattie Gooch
Hazel Johns
Vélma Jennings
Myrtie Garrett
Lizzie Zimmerman
Kathryn Taylor
Nancy Bennett
Maggie Wykoff
Alice Fishback
Ralph
Dovie Kimbrough
Lee Kimbrough
Ray Bennett
Carrie Sayers
Wellsville
Geo. Prather
Prather Ellsberry
Dorothy Zimmerman
Norlie Taylor
Ned Mundell
Sec.Treas
Myrtle Garrett
Tressie Tate
Laucertia Bigley
Dell
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