Young Couple Married at Kirksville Ringing Cheer
Merril Peterson and Miss Pauline Jennings wed Monday October 11 in Kirksville by Rev. B N Covert. They head to Peoria Ill for residence at 401 First St with Peterson’s Caterpillar tractor job. The report notes community celebrations, club events, and plans for future gatherings.
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Merril Peterson
Pauline Jennings
Kirksville
B. N. Covert
Elizabeth Thomas
Roscoe Thomas
Peterson
L. C. Peterson
Browning
CCC
Missouri
Peterson Bros
Cleve Jennings
Russell
Fairview
Peoria
Ill
First St
Judge McDannald Dies at Home in Shelby Missouri
Funeral services were held for Judge Thomas L. McDannald at the Church of Christ in Shelby with Rev. J. A. W. Brown officiating. He was born August 30, 1860, married Lavina Simpson in 1884, and is survived by his wife, a foster son, two grandchildren, and two great grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas L. McDannald
Shelby
Missouri
Church of Christ
J. A. W. Brown
Linneus
Garner Cemetery
Mr. McDannald
Sullivan County
Lavina Simpson
Nattie P. McCollum
T. A. Steele
Toledo
Ohio
Donald McCollum
Shawnee Oklahoma
Alda McCollum
Patricia R
Jerald Douglas
James R
Newtown
Sam
Lemons
Grantsville
Church of Christ At
Closing Notice for Local Businesses
The following places of business will close at 6 p m on Wednesday evening starting October 20 Farmers Store Calhoun Grocery H L Schrock Dickinsons Store Browning Farm Club F M Stamper Co
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Farmers
Calhoun Grocery
H. L. Schrock
Dickinsons
Browning Farm Club
F. M. Stamper Co
In Appreciation for Neighborhood Fire Aid
We express gratitude to neighbors and friends for their kind help after our home was destroyed by fire. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Creason, Gerald, Ray and Ramah thank those who assisted during the crisis.
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Roy Creason, Gerald, Ray and
Ramah
Heilman Holtcamp couple wed in Warrensburg ceremony
Heilman daughter Miss Cleo Heilman and Mr George W Holtcamp son of Mr Mrs J E Holtcamp were quietly married at the First Baptist Church Warrensburg Missouri. Rev Arthur Fuhr officiated the double ring ceremony. The bride wore royal blue velvet and carried Johanna Hill roses. They plan to reside in Kansas City where Mr Holtcamp is employed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleo Heilman
S. W. Heilman
Browning, Missouri
George W. Holtcamp
J. E. Holtcamp
First Baptist Church
Warrensburg
Missouri
Arthur Fuhr
Johanna Hill
Mary Holtcamp
Kansas City
Mr. Holtcamp
Sunday Dinner Entertained by Miss Ella Keithley
Miss Ella Keithley entertained Sunday with a two course one o'clock dinner. Guests included Mrs May Neely of New York Mr and Mrs Arnold Cumbo of Meadville Mr and Mrs C N Russell Mr and Mrs Roy M Calhoun and son James and Mrs Jennie Epperson. The afternoon featured pleasant conversation and was enjoyed by all.
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Ella Keithley
May Neely
New York
Arnold Cumbo
Meadville
C. N. Russell
Roy. M. Calhoun
James
Jennie Epperson
Honor Roll of Nevins School First Quarter
Nevins School reports an unusually high scholastic record and strong attendance for the first quarter. E averages include Imogene Garrett and Donald Palmer among others. perfect attendance honors go to Clifford Palmer Bobby Schreiner U Vaun Palmer Donald Palmer Dorthy May Armstrong Imogene Garrett and Veda Mitchell.
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Nevins School
Imogene Garrett
Donald Palmer
Eulav Palmer
Billy Schriener
Bobby Schreiner
U-Vaun
Tragic Car Crash Fatal For Gilbert Nickell
Gilbert Benjamin Nickell age 29 died from pneumonia after a car crash on Highway No 5. He was injured when his car rolled on fresh oil, taken to Dr McArtor then home with grandparents E W Nickell. He was survived by parents B F Nickell Ivah Spencer Nickell three brothers and many relatives. Funeral at Winigan Baptist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert Nickell
McArtor
E. W. Nickell
Gilbert
Delbert
Everett
Cecil
Newt Spencer
Baptist Church
Winigan
Hewlett
C. B. Hobbs
Ray Nickell
Earl Nickell
Fred Nickell
Edgar McCollum
Leland Shipp
Emerson Cattey
Price Cemetery
U B Workers Club Plans Halloween Program
The Linneus based group moved meeting to the fifth day after Wednesday’s Achieve ment Day. Fifteen members and six visitors attended despite muddy roads, with work including embroidery of five tea towels and three pillow cases and twenty eight flower garden blocks.
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Linneus
Helen Cokerham
Old Dobbin
Messrs
Orville
Ivan Cokerham
Harold Foss
Ben McGhee
Food Sale at Hummel's Furniture Store
M. E. Church South Ladies announce a food sale at Hummel's Furniture Store on Saturday, October 16. Proceeds support church missions and community outreach.
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Hummel's Furniture Store
M. E. Church
South Ladies
Church Rally Push Urges Attendance in Browning
M. E. Church South appeals to residents to attend services next Sunday and join four Browning churches short of worshipers. Reminder events include prayer and Bible study Thursday at Mrs. Carl Norvell, Sunday church school at 10, services at 11 and 7:30 led by the new pastor, plus a Rally Day with lunch baskets. W. M. Owen signs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Browning
Carl Norvell
W. M. Owen
Browning Farm Club to Hold Eighteenth Annual Meeting
The Browning Farm Club will convene its eighteenth annual stockholders meeting at the Electric Theatre Browning Missouri on Tuesday October 26 1937 at 2:00 p.m. for at least three hours to elect a five member board of directors for the coming year and to conduct any other business. John M. Thurlo president Jas P Bolling secretary.
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Browning Farm Club
Electric Theatre
Browning
Missouri
John M. Thurlo
Jas. P
Cattey Family Holds Reunion and Golden Anniversary
The Cattey family gathered at Mr. and Mrs. F M Cattey's home on Sunday October 8 to honor their fiftieth wedding anniversary on November 6 and celebrate a family reunion. Attendants included Otho Clapp Joe Maul and several others, with tales of childhood and gratitude for parental care. A large dinner followed, and guests shared memories as they reflected on faith and family ties.
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F.M. Cattey
Otho Clapp
Joe Maul
Denver
Colorado
Earl Milhioan
West Virginia
Arthur Cattey
Milan
Daddy
Mother
Apple Ohhard
Great White Throne
Birthday Surprise for Mrs Amata Walker
A surprise birthday dinner was held Sunday October 10 at the home of Mr and Mrs George Walker for Mrs Amata Walker by her brother A A Hawkins. Guests included Mrs America Moore and several couples. the event marked her upcoming birthday on October 13 with a festive gathering.
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Amata Walker
A. A. Hawkins
Miss Vera Kille Recovers After Hospital Operation
Miss Vera Kille, recently operated on at Laughlin Hospital, is reported to be recovering well. She has been employed in Kirksville for several months.
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Vera Kille
Laughlin Hospital
Miss Kille
Kirksville
Calhouns Host Notable Sunday Dinner Guests
Entertained Mr and Mrs J H Calhoun hosted Sunday dinner for guests including Mr and Mrs K M Duncan of Brookfield Mr and Mrs Herbert C Bailey Mr and Mrs Wayne Gooch and daughter Patricia Mrs W H Dickinson and Guy Adams A lovely noon meal followed by an enjoyable afternoon was shared.
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J. H. Calhoun
K. M. Duncan
Brookfield
Herbert C. Bailey
Wayne Gooch
Patricia
W. H. Dickinson
Guy Adams
Crooks Birthday Surprise At Country Home
Relatives and friends gathered October 10 to celebrate Mr. Walter Crooks birthday at his country home. Guests delivered baskets, shared a noon meal of cats, enjoyed conversation, and left in the evening after well wishes. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Crooks and numerous family friends from Chillicothe and nearby, including Lloyd Bowyer Mundell Shepherd Barrows and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Cordray
C. N. Davis
Readsville
Ona W. Lambert
George Spencer
C. E. Smith
W. G. Smith
Camora Abbott
Ellis
Leah Lambert
Ivah
J. H. Payne
Herald Lambert
Oley Hall
Bertha Riddle
W. M.owen
Lois Jean
L. A. Dickinson
Harry Lambert
Alfred Lambert
B. J. Lambert
W. R. Ware
Merilee and Waverly
Ida Ware
Elizabeth Lambert
Nerene
Walter Crooks
Mr. Crooks
Crooks
Lloyd Bowyer
Arthur Mundell
Richard and
Gerald
Edgar Shepherd
George Barrows
Charmane
Rayma Lee
Noble Crooks
Raymond Warren
Leland Gooch
Irene Crooks
Billie Phillips
Roy Crooks
Chillicothe
It Won’t Be Long Before Winter Sets In
Old King Winter is coming with longer nights and slower time. The home town paper complements the radio by keeping families connected to the outside world and local life. A regular newspaper visit is the best investment for a short, pleasant winter at home.
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King Winter
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Young Coople
Lester Harris
Genevieve
Myra
Emma
Mable
Nickell
Winigan Baptist Church
U. B. Workers’ Club
Nola
M. E. Church,, South
Cattey
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