Humphreys Items and Local Social Notes in Browning
The Browning Missouri column lists visits and family news. Entries include Clyde Nichols and family visiting grandmother Mrs Hollo way, Mrs Pete Scott visiting relatives in Galt, births of Merlyn Edward Grubb and 8½ pound baby girl to Delbert and Mrs Grambling, and many moves and visits among local residents, teachers, and families with school openings noted at Humphreys and Cherry Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Nichols
Sterling Thrasher
Denver
Colo
Delbert Grambling
Ray’ May
Wilma Team
Zion
Jim May
Ira Grubb
Ben
Merlyn Edward
Grubb
Luther Walker
Milan
Glidewel
Carmichael
Amily
Near Lucerne
Irs
Noble Carmichael
Harris
Archie Trask
Truman Humphreys
Galt
Ivin George
Trenton
Peters
Tathar
C. Cailhan
Granideught
Boster
Rs. Albert
Helloninnes
Ughter
Beverly
Vale
Albertem
Jorn Wegt
Chiltoyisited
N2le Allen
J. J. Goldhagen
Joel Anderson
Ux Falls
South Dakota
R.H. Hebert
Tulada
Bn Glave
Franklin Walker
Gethc Walker Ard
Alton Walker
Willie Millicent
Warjorie Crowdis
Charlesters
O. O. Hunsaker
Guy Crowd
Local School Term Opens Amid Transfers and Moves
Feger Items Fister Courtny of Harris Dor othy Rater of Humphreys and M Snelling of Reger opened the 1926 37 term of school here August 31 Mrs Ed May of near Green City visited Humphreys relatives Willie Grindstaff bought the Emily Peener property and did some work Leo nd Lee and family moved into Jesse Price property Addie Dell moved to her new home Ralph Cetlirs moved at a new address last week
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fister Courtny
Harris
Dorothy Rater
Humphreys
Reger
Ed May
Near Green City
Willie Grindstaff
Emily Peener
Leonard Lee
Jesse Price
Addie Dell
Ralph Cetlirs
Local Social Notes HighlightVisits and Visits
Mr and Mrs Albert Cassity visited at the Will Abbott home on Sunday. Miss Bernice Pearler went to work Monday morning for Mrs Polly Lambert south of Shelby. J O McCollum and wife were in Winigan Saturday. Carl Helms spent a Saturday night with Raymond Head. Several from this vicinity attended the dinner and services at Nester Chapel Sunday. Revival meeting closed Sunday night. Floyd Delt of Brookfield is visiting Cletus Bauer. Miss Ruth Helms spent one night last week with Miss Bernice Pearler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Cassity
Will Abbott
Bernice Pearler
Polly Lambert
Shelby
J. O. McCollum
Winigan
Carl Helms
Raymond Head
Nester Chapel
Floyd Delt
Brookfield
Cletus Bauer
Ruth Helms
Pleasant Grove Notes Include School Opening and Visits
The Pleasant Grove column notes cooler weather and a wish for rain. It records numerous Sunday visits to the Ralph Lawrence and Ed Franklin homes, including the Lie Marlay and Mendenhal families, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Couch, and others. Annabelle Couch visited Kirksville, Gaylord Jones left for Chicago, and Pleasant Grove School opened August 31 with Ben Franklin as teacher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lie Marlay
Ralph Lawrence
Aid
Otte: Mendenhal
Greencastle
Allen Foster
Near Green City
Ed Franklin
Lawrence Couch and Son
Lee Marlay
L.p.lawrence
Lawrence
Molli¢ Tharp
Floyd G Thatre
Annabelle Couch
Kirksville
Gaylord Jones
Chicago
Bnutre Ne
Jac Franklin
Russell
Vannie Franklin
Pleasant Grove
Ben Franklin
Arthur Lawrence
Lawrence Couch
Walnut Grove Seeks Silo Fillers and School Opening
Walnut Grove residents named for silo filling duties Ed Morris Walter Conner Ray Pirges and Herbert Robinson. The Walnut Grove school opened Monday with Clyde Brinkley as teacher. Various locals, including Mrs. Annabeth Ricker and relatives from Keokuk near Cora and Green City, visited family and carried on weeklong activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Morris
Walter Conner
Ray Pirges
Herbert Robinson
Walnut Grove
Clyde Brinkley
Annabeth Ricker
Bobby
Keokuk
Iowa
Cherley Pipes
Fred Bauswell
Mary Alice
Near
Cora
Mary Spencer
Mrs McGhee Improves After Illness In Vicinity
Mrs. W. T. McGhee has been on the sick list the past week but is now feeling better.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. McGhee
Local Notices and Social Roundup From Purdin Area
Sunday guests at the Bill Street home and visits to Walter Patterson and Johnnie Woodside are noted. A Kansas City hospital patient, Miss Katie Armstrong, is improving and expected home soon. Rural schools began Monday, amid cooler weather warnings. Several local residents, including Simon Head and Vaun Monroe, report health and mechanical incident updates. Community events highlight a Saturday contest at Purdin and varied social visits to Cora and nearby homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Penhale
Bill Street
Walter Patterson
Johnnie Woodside
Katie Armstrong
Trinity Hospital
Kansas City
Earnest Pearson
Imolene
Brookfield
Simon Head
Kansas
R. W. Cassity
Dr. Kroger
Purdin
Bell Memorial Hospital
Vaun Monroe
Joon. Hedis
56th Wedding Anniversary Echoes Through Faseville
A large crowd attended the 56th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Sayers at their home, with over 200 people enjoying a swell dinner and good time. Visitors include Elbert Campbell family and Gale Sayers group who have been visiting relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faseville
Elbert Campbell
Lester Sayers
Gale Sayers
Einois
J.C. Sayers
Hazel Cooper
Climax School
Chula
J. R. Wood
Sam Gooch
Yvonne
Gladys
Laredo
Mona
Mary Frances Hess
O. E. Rottmann
Kansas City
Carl
Sunday Dinner Guests at DeWitt Home
Sunday visitors at the C J DeWitt home included Mr and Mrs Donald DeWitt of Joplin Mr and Mrs John DeWitt and Mr Welch of Chillicothe Mr and Mrs Earl Miller and son of New Town and Ralph DeWitt of Kirksville Also Elsworth Smith Rott Shipley Donald Pipes and Eb K speré Pearl Dailey of Milan and Fern W s two children of St Joseph visited C J DeWitt and Aunt Lucille Trumke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. J
Pearl Dailey
Milan
C. J. DeWitt
de Witt
Fern W
St. Joseph
Lucille Trumke
Sun Shine Workers club holds all day meeting and rain
The Sun Shine Workers club gathered with Mrs. Piercy Cordray for an all day event on August 26 1936 featuring quilting sewing a dinner singing and a prayer service. Members and visitors list many names with a plan to meet again September 9 1936 hosted by Miss Dorothy Riedl. Nearby social notes mention visits and references to local residents and a rain on Tuesday noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sun Shine Workers Club
Piercy Cordray
Cora Pearler
Gladys McCollum
Mabel Maxwell
Dorothy Riedl
Thresia Pepper
Fay Bailey
Connie Bauer
Leeder
Berta Rulon
Lela
Piercy Cor‘ray
Mariel Maxwell
Alberta Campbell
Mellie Thudium
Bertha Burkholder
Gladys McColum
Minnie
Cora Peavler
Helen Cassity
Braden Thudium
Fay Pailey
Bernice Coram
Lizzie Nester
Violet Peavler
Helen Chaffee
Virgie
Ora Cordray
Bernice Pearler
Tilda Cordray
Romantic Exchange in Comic Strip Banter Ends Bigamist Joke
The scene plays on marriage and art as a playful dialogue where She-What accuses him of art devotion and He-Well jokes about becoming a bigamist. The banter centers on comedic love and artistic obsession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bigamist
Purdin News Notes Social Calls and Local Travel
Sunday report from Purdin notes Miss Mary Sayers visiting Mrs. Joe Creason. C. J. Grice rode to town Monday evening after a long absence. Families Cady Pulliam Cotter Gooch report motor trips to Milan and Chillicothe to visit relatives and guests of C L Grier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Sayers
Joe Creason
C. J. Grice
D. L. Cady
W. M. Pulliam
Milan
Vesta Cavanan
Oliver Seals
C. L. Cady
A. W. Cotter
K. W. Gooch
Chillicothe
Geo. Pulliam
C.L. Grier
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Tom Ryans
John Johnson
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Jennie Johnson
Kirk Johnson
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Beaulah Mitchel
Vancellia Scott
Nannie George
Reeve Alexander
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Sherman Cutsinger
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Lea Trask
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Cus Joamson
Ha Grabb
Eleazor Dunlap
Luella May
Cherry Grove
Edna Sharp
Delbert May
Clifford Fraizer
Corrine
Harold . Ray
Dorothy Mary
Waunita Frazier
Jim Henry
Neel
Sallié Henry
Ed Mey
Leila
Gadys May
Clarence Brandon
Miss Bark
Cree City
Willie McKee
Donah Lee
Earl
Francis Dale
Robert McKee
Owacer
Mildred Jaster
A. N. May
Lorrene
Correne
Donah June Abernethy
Charley May
Victor
Ceorg
Feger
Dr. Salbury
Missouri Farmer
Ed Peagee
Joli Haatmas
E. F. Peterson Browning
Plessent Grove
Ela Frazier
Farlin
Green City
Golda Boyd
Sister Lawrence
Velma Almond
Rex Almond
Alen Beuswel
Jim Jennings
Charley Pipes
Roy Dunlan
Ralph Trumbo
Peter
Wm. Black
Coon Connell
Clelland Spencer
Hildred, Berthema and
Clifford
Johnnie Stephenson
Wort Lovell
Everett White
Sun Shine ‘Workers Club
R. D. Cassity
O. B. Whealer
Mooreland Okla
Detroit
Dr. White
Meadville
Albert Elliott
Marie Owens
Will Jenkins
Laclede
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Brookfield Federal Savings & Loan Ass’n
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