Signals and a comeback win shape a tough season
The assistant coach recalls Jeff Chappell, a big but dim halfback who nearly cost the team with missed signals. After improving through late-night drills, Chappell stabilizes the Hubbard game, delivering a decisive 30 yard run setup and an extra point as the season hinges on his performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eff Chappell
Redfield
Jeff
Charlie Judd
Charlie
Vember
Hubbard
Jeff Chappell
Chappell
Cole
Hubbard’s
Pete
Jae
Resolutions Adopted For 1952-53 WCTU Convention
The Linn County WCTU convention at Brookfield adopts resolutions urging schools to teach alcoholism facts, defending national defense and liquor controls, opposing alcohol advertising, promoting speech contests and Francis Willard Day, and thanking local officials, Brookfield Union, and the Brookfield Christian Church for hospitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Womans Christian Temperance Unions
Linn
Brookfield
W.C.T. U
Linn County
Missouri W. C.T.U
Francis Willard
Hisel
O’brien
Mitchell
Brookfield Union
Christian Church
Shafter Items Reveals Weddings Families and Visits
Local notes record four wedding anniversaries at an oyster supper hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Julius Wood. Numerous visitors from nearby towns share meals and chats, with travel to Kansas City and Norton noted. A trash fire destroyed hundreds of baled hay, while others visit relatives and attend gatherings.
Chillicothe Visitors Attend Social With Local Families
Chillicothe hosts Mr and Mrs O C Garrett alongside Mr and Mrs Ancel Wood Linda and Varry as guests of Mr and Mrs Kenneth Smith and their children on a Saturday visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chillicothe
O. C. Garrett
Ancel Wood
Linda and
Varry
Kenneth Smith
Morris Chapel News Quiet week with family visits
Mr and Mrs C M Goins welcomed a baby girl via a phone call from son in law J D Gall of Norton Kansas both mother and child doing well but grandparents perhaps less certain Lee Wood attended a sale in Unionville Ben Creason wired the house for Don Wood last week Mr and Mrs Loren Owens and daughter visited Joe Moore home Mr and Mrs T C Palmer traveled to Brookfield on business Ben Creason and Bill Matkins called at Lee Wood home Grace Cox visited Ben Creason Wednesday Ruth Wood also called Essie Wood spent part of Wednesday and Friday at Don Wood home Leonard Richardson and daughter spent the weekend at E J Palmer home and with relatives Ola Creason shopped in Chillicothe on Saturday
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Julius Wood
Nelson McCrary
Walter Wood
Ray Corbin
Floy Morris
Erne Stevenson
Owen Stevenson
Purdin
W. R. Martens
Martens
Chillicothe
Billy Morris
Billy Mac
Tommy Dean
Glenn Morris
Everett Crookshanks
Russell Benskin
Rosalie
Leo
Charles Benskin
Chula
Clarence Crookshanks
Maude Blakley
Hanford
Calif
Kansas City
Sam
Robert Crookshanks
Lawrence Tate
Mike
Tate
Floyd Shiflett
Tommy
Cpl
Duane Couch
Bolo
Virgil Molloy
Barbara
Beverly
Mary Molloy
C. M. Goins
J. D. Gall
Norton
Kansas
Babe
Lee Wood
Unionville
Ben Creason
Don Wood
Loren Owens
Joe Moore
T. C. Palmer
Brookfield
Bill Matkins
Grace Cox
Ruth Wood
Rolan Goochs
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Richard Hill Wilkinson
Harvick
WCTU
Audrey
Anet
Jim
Germany
Rolan Gooch
Ben C.reason
E. J. Palmer and Son
Milan
Bob Smith
Lewis Wood
Truman Stephenson
America
American Fruit Grower
American Poultry Journal
Breeder’s Gazette
Capper's Farmer
O Farm Journal
Farmer's Wife
Household Magazine
Mother's Home Life
National Livestock Producer
Open Road
Pathfinder
Poultry Tribune
True Love
American Poultry, Journal , Breeder's Gazette
Capper’s
Farmer Christian Herald
Collier’s , Coronet
Cosmopolitan
Country Gentleman
Farm Journal
Good Housekeeping
McCall’s Magazine
Outdoor Life
Parents’ Magazine
Photoplay
Popular Mechanics
Popular Science Monthly
Television Mirror
Reader's Digest
Redbook
Saturday Evening Post
Skyways
Sport Magazine
Woman's Home Companion
R.F.D
Postoffice
Morris Chapel News
Congress
William C. CO
Missouri
THE
Burlington R.A
Missouri National Guard
NAVY
Burlington
William C. Cole
Andrew County
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