Local Visitors and Sales Notices Across Cora Area
A flurry of social visits fills Cora and nearby towns this Saturday with residents from North Salem Milan and Brookfield calling on friends. Local shops advertise Red Top flour at 1.40 per sack and Golden Chief at 1.20 at Wykoff’s while a missing bumper alert for a Chevrolet car circulates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Hanna
Optician
Hardin George
Cora
Wykoff
John Keithley
G. W. Henry
Milan
Roy Jennings
North Salem
Joe Nevins
Brookfield
Will Jones
Near Purdin
W. F. Peters
Finis Dell
Carroll County
C. E. Poitier
Golden Chief
L. M. Scott
Wm. McCorky
L. V. Harmon
Chillicothe
Roy Keithley
Fred Kethley
Purdin
C. B. Chenoweth
Linneus
Charley Arnold
Tom McCown
Laclede
Ethel Pearson
Pollock
Theodore Dodson
Estel Riddle
Clay Dell
Wykoffs Take First Vacation in 27 Years in Iowa Trip
Mr and Mrs L T Wykoff and grandson Afton spent the week beginning at Keokuk and other Iowa points. The trip marks Mr Wykoff s first vacation in twenty seven years. He has long served at the depot and notes changes including the absence of Lou. Mt Olive cemetery cleanup is planned for Thursday Oct 9 1950 at 2 pm with a church meeting to discuss hiring someone to level the burying grounds J M Canada Clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. E. Harris
Ben
Excelsior Springs
Burton Darr
Central College
Fayette
Iva Darr
Gere
Lee Brown
P. C. Mullins
C. E. Murphy
Missouri
Arkansas
Walter Smith
Herman and
James
Near North Salem
Hunter
Linneus
F. A. Fleming
J. R. Wiliams
Edward
C. B. Fleming
Carolee
Near Purdin
B. H. Peterson
Ray Dwane
Ann Moore
Milo Brown
Phylis
Chillicothe
Mary Long
Frances Taylor
Kansas City
Learned, Kans
Ben Haynes
W. H. Pridemore
Tom Kimbrough
Springfield
Irvin Crookshanks
Keith Williams
Tecumseh
Kansas
C. C. Williams
Keith
L. T. Wykoff
Afton Wykoff
Keokuk
Iowa
Mr. Wyoff
Lou
Mt. Olive Cemetery
Church House
J. M. Canada
Community Sale Notice Ad From Leader-Record Officials
Community sale announced for Saturday October 11. Items from the public may be sold. Early listings encouraged with J. D. Burwell and W. F. Peters of the Leader-Record office. Campbell and Carter act as auctioneers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Burwell
W. F. Peters
Leader-Record Office
Campbell and Carter
CORA AND WHITE OAK ITEMS
Mr and Mrs Johnie Stephen son entertained at the home Sunday the following guests Mr and
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora
Johnie Stephenson
Sunday Social Notes From Bucklin and Nearby
Community members and relatives from Bucklin Kirksville Milan and Unionville appear in a string of visits and gatherings. Families listed include Stephenson Brinkley Fields and Taylors with multiple relatives visiting and spending weekends together.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Talmage Coffman
Bucklin
Walter Stephenson
John R. Stephenson
Robert Stephenson
Leo Freeland
Billy Jean
Kirksville
Jake Fields
A.C. Brinkley
John
Freddie Havens
Earl
Relva
Elfie Hellen
Mack Hagan
Milan
Cora
Also Mentioned on This Page
H. L. Knight
Eleanor
Mil- Bos Sevier
East of Cora
Carl
Nelson Brassfield
Temseh
Carl Wassfield
J. Wassfield
Elmer McClead
W. B. Arnold
Cole
G. W. Head
W. F. Palmer
Charley Pipes
B. F. Johnson
Pink Woolf
Jacksonville
S. Atkins
J. L
W. L. Taylor
Mary Tharp
St. Louis
J. B. Harmon
Charley Lambert
Scott Brantner
Wm. Hedges
Downing
E. D. Christy
Ferdie White
St. Joseph
Fay Peterson
Velma
Peterson
Geo. F. Peters
Lizzie Austin
H. L. Fuller
T. W. Seale
Sara Keithley
John Burwell
Huntsville
George Walker
Henry Hanman
R. J. Hubler
Browning
T. W Seale
John Bailey
D. M. Hamilton
Near Humphreys
Hamilton
Cleora Hollon
Will Stone
C. M. Gardner
Riverside
Wyoming
C. S. Bagley
Owl Drug Store
J. W. Harbourn
East of Purdin
Miss Rose
Tapscott
Iva Carr
Gene
Raymond Alspach
Martha Cokerham
Hollis Duckworth
Ola F. Creason
Pershing
Detroit
Ford
Ford Motor Company
Browning Motor Company
Shropshire Bucks
Jersey
Purdin & Kenley
Mt. Olive Church
W. H. Dickinson
Beryl Head
Peggy
J. G. Nickell
Nellie
Sylvia
Louise Brinkley
Field Kenley
Lora Fields
Elsworth Grim
Alta
den E Brookshier
Tom Head
White Oak
Ing
Main Street
State Bank
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