Anniversary meeting of Chapter V P E O held at Mrs Dick inson home
The Anniversary gathering marked twenty six years since Chapter V P E O was organized on October 7 by Mrs Dora Halleck. Seventy five members linked to the chapter with twenty six active residents and ten non residents. Efforts recognized include committee chairs Mrs G Fields Mrs Allaire Thuro and Mrs Eva Hope. Prize wins in games including progressive anagrams and penny and domino contests noted. A two course luncheon followed. a charter member Mrs Epperson unable to attend due to Dr Epperson’s illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Dickinson
Dora Halleck
Dave Jessee
Roberta Jenkins
Gertrude Fields
Hermia F. Adams
Orah Jesse
Grace Sloan
Jennie Epperson
Laura, Kifle
Dimit
Allaire Thurlo
Eva Hope
Kathryn Calhoun
Francis Duncan
Kansas City
Effie Fields
Lila Williams
Duncan
Williams
Dickinson
Epperson
Entertaining Sunday at Roy Smiths Country Home
Mr and Mrs Roy Smith hosted a one o clock dinner with guests Mr and Mrs J W Hoskins Mr and Mrs A W Myers and daughter Mabel and Mr and Mrs Fred Dunnell The afternoon featured pleasant conversation and the guests left praising the Smiths as ideal hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Smith
J. W. Hoskins
A. W. Myers
Daught Mabel
Fred ‘Unnell
Mrs. Smith
B. F. Darr
Purdin
Fern Street
George
Kitty Street
S. P. Carr
Gene
Burton
Nickell Coal Co Keeps Mlinois and Town Coal In Stock
Nickell Coal Co announces continuous supply of Mlinois and Town coal with prompt delivery. customers are urged to phone orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mlinois
Town
Nickell Coal Co
Entertained Mr and Mrs Herman Schrock Dinner Guests
Sunday dinner featured Mr and Mrs Herman Schrock hosting a small group of guests for a pleasant meal and casual conversation.
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Herman Schrock
October 9 1927 social notes and Browning Farm Club notice
Social items list Mr and Mrs F A Fleming Mrs Hinda Rush Mr and Mrs Hardy Calhoun and Mr and Mrs Guy Adams with a hospitable hosts Schrock and Darr families hosting dinners and gatherings at their homes near Purdin. Notice announces Browning Farm Club eighth annual stockholders meeting October 25 1927 at Electric Theatre Browning Mo at 9 am for a five member board election and business. Also notes art department blue ribbon entries not eligible this year and Farm Bureau movie program schedule for October 17 21 with various school locations and reel topics.
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Ctober
F. A. Fleming
Hinda Rush
Hardy Calhoun
Guy Adams
Schrock
Browning Farm Club
Electric Theatre
Browning
J. M. Thurlo
J. P. Bolling
Honor Roll and School Burned Home Report
High School honor roll lists 12 students across seniors through freshmen with top grades and ranks. A house fire Saturday night at the Lambert residence required quick rescue of children and some belongings. neighbors aided, with details of the blaze and aftermath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Lambert
S. Arthur Brassfield
Vivian Alspach
Carl Head
Edith Dickinson
Hazel Head
Noel Myers
Tolene Harmon
Basil Lay
Merrill Peterson
Elmira Jaynes
Emma Bailey
Baker
Burton Carr
Christine Lay
Marjorie Stufflebean
Frances Beker
Geneva Holliday
Verona Taylor
Aston Wykoff
Mervin Garrett
Pauline Jennings
Erma Peterson
Opal Coon
Alma Cotter
Thleen Hooker
Harp
Hermia F. Adelish
Mrs Virginia Pipes Rites Mark Century in Missouri
Obituary and wedding notices recount the life of Virginia Knifong Pipes born May 5 1843 Sullivan county Missouri died October 3 1927 aged 84 with 14 children and many grandchildren including John Pipes Mrs Brit Dodson and Mrs Florence Hollon funeral at Kaifong church October 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Knifong
John Jessie
Annie Knifong
Sullivan County
James M. Pipes
John Pipes
Brit Dodson
Florence Hollon
C. C. Hubbard
Blanchard, Oklo
Mintie Hollon
Milan
C. B
W.W.C
Optometrist Visit Announced For Winigan And North Salem
Dr Hanna an optometrist will be at the Hotel Winigan Missouri on Wednesday October 19 and at the Phone Office North Salem Missouri on Thursday October 20. Headache and nervousness from eye strain are common and eye examinations are offered.
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Hanna
Winigan
North Salem
Slats Diary Entry From Weekend City Visit
Friday I joined my mother and Ant Emmy for a city trip to greet a visiting East coast citizen. Crowds arrived by New York train and speculation about a homecoming swirled among onlookers. Saturday the guest spoke of insomnia and Ant Emmy recalled sleeping it off as the remedy. Sunday Pa and I stayed home from church while ma and cousin left.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ven
Jane
Tomorro
Ant Emmy
New York
Emmy
Chirch
Silas Woodson Missouri Governor Dies in 1896 Recall
This Week In Missouri History notes Silas Woodson, Missouri's twenty first governor, died at his St Joseph home on October 9 1896. Born May 18 1819 in Knox County Kentucky he trained as a lawyer and moved to Missouri in 1854 forming Woodson and Hughes at St Joseph. He served as circuit judge during the Civil War and as Democratic governor after a deadlock era nomination defeating General John Henderson by 35000 votes.
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Missouri
Floyd C. Shoemaker
Silas Woodson
St. Joseph
Woodson
Kentucky
Old Dominion
Knox County
West
Young Weddson
Knoxe
Woods
Rowan, Marshall
Monroe
Henry Clay
Woodson and Hughes
John B. Henderson
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Willow Twig
Ben Davis
Kelsey Orchards
Brookfield
AL M. Calhoun
Sewing Club
Fred Warren
Perkins
Louisiana
Jas. D. Lay
K. M. Duncan
Veron Dalzell
Rosa Nickell
Lorraine Glaze
Calhoun
Farm Bureau
Linn
Grams
Shelby
St. Catherine
Hybrid
Our
Brassfield
J. W. Brassfield and Sons
Green Front
American Royal
Blue Ribbon Herd
Nickell
Certified Poultry
Air Russell Ancop
Pool Department
Columbia
W. F. Trowbridge
White Rocks
Roy J. Guyer
S.C. R. LR
J. W. Guyer
M. H. Rhodes
C. W. Leg
State Certified Poultry Association
J. J. Smith's
Iowa
J.C. Green
Ft. Madison
Colman
Harvey & Neet’s
Virginia Pipes
Cordray-Harvey
J. W. Cordray
Irs
Minnie Harvey
St. Louis
C. L. Thomas
Martha Kinfong
Ady
el Reno
Oklo
Okla
Winigan, Missouri
North Salem, Missouri
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