The Wettest Spot in the United States
In Tilamook County Oregon the region receives about 30 inches of rainfall annually making it renowned for its wet climate. The unusual weather pattern highlights how geography shapes precipitation levels in the Pacific Northwest.
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New Christian Church to be dedicated in CHAMOIS
Community notes CHAMOIS report the new church nearly finished with dedication set for Sunday June 19 and its annual July 4 picnic for fundraising. Local residents come and go with visits from Jefferson City and nearby towns as families plan summer activities and schooling updates.
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Chamois
Charles Ray
Community Club Plans Ice Cream Carnival at Pisgah
Pisgah Community Club met Wednesday with plans for the Fourth of July ice cream carnival. After the business meeting the annual gooseberry tasting was held. Charles Owen received a letter last week announcing a death.
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Pisgah
All Day Service Highlighted at Clarksburg Church
June 9 Clarksburg all day services at Dresden Baptist Church with Rev. A Nicholson at the pulpit followed by a noon basket dinner and baptism for five candidates. W C U members met, focus on Prayer led by Mrs. J W Broyles. Rev Thomas of Sedalia presided at the Methodist church. Nearby visitors from Tipton California and Glensted attended.
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Dresden Baptist Church
A. Nicholson
Nicholson
Baptist Church
J. W. Broyles
Thomas of
Sedaliz
Methodist Church
Methodist
Tipton
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Glensted
Stanley Ferguson
Salem Baptist Church
Nora Roark
Lucille Wilson
University of Missouri
Claud Box
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Till Willson
Charles Stinson
Kansas City
C. J. White
Hartsburg
D. A. White
Walter White
Kansas
Church Meetings Draw Large Mokane Attendance
Mokane households host a busy week with church society events and weddings. Miss M D Stocker wed Forrest Schneider in New Franklin, while Julia Erwin and Paul Wren tied the knot at the bride’s father home. Local residents from Quinamo and Detroit visited family in Mokane and Jefferson City as others toured to nearby towns for ceremonies and sessions.
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Maplewood
Henry Luboensky
Marshall
John Luboensky
Ll. F. Biesmeyer
Janet Garstang
Warrensburg
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W. D. Townley
H. E. Beckman
St. Louis
Helen Martin
Fairview School
Jefferson City
Mary Hartwig
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Allen
Independence
City
J. G. Needles
F. B. Clark
Sedalia
Bess Irene
State Teachers College
Harry Steele
Mary Louw
Margaret Tickle
Mina Allen
Quinamo
Kan
Women’s Council of the Christian Church
G. W. Pierce
M. D. Stocker
R. S. Stocker
Forrest Schneider
Henry Schneider
New Franklin
Julia Erwin
J .O. Erwin
Paul Wren
A. B. Wren
C. E. Robinson J
Mokane High School
St. L. Pierce
E. Robinson
Mary
Gladys Sullins
Fulton
Wii Farmer
Homer
John Farmer
Clarence Boone
W. J. Hauser
Lucretta Anna
Detroit
J. Q. Erwin
R. EB. Hodges
Jeffferson City
Delbert Swain
Virginis
C. A. Taylor
Peggy Lou Dickson
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