Doting Family News And Local Happenings In The Community
Mr and Mrs Aree Lacy welcomed a daughter Patsy Jime born June 8. The Methodist Missionary Society met June 16 with eight members. Mrs Colera Pulley underwent appendectomy June 10 at St Joseph Hospital and is improving. Ernest Hanesbrink Sr. age 80 fell seriously ill prompting a family trip to Boonville. A heavy rain and hail disrupted the area. Mrs Theodore Lebbing sold her home goods in Boonville. Highway work from Clarksfork toward Brairie Home progresses. The Kirschman family will hold a reunion at Ernest Kirschman Sr. home on Sunday June 4. N D Patrick sold his interest in the drug store to Carl Langkop. Miss Jar Barnhart, now in DeSoto, related to a recent marriage to H W Rigler in Alton. Mrs Vaughan, aged 0, suffers intense pain and may undergo operation. Andy Miller and son Forrest work on Frank Enloe’s new home. Two local houses under smallpox quarantine. several family members ill but recovering. Regular Sunday church service planned at Pleasant Hill Tplis, Rev R B Woods pastor. Local students to Missouri University for summer programs. Thurman Murphy hosted Anita Marie’s eleventh birthday party in Columbia. Sallie Russell, wife of Pete Russell, seriously ill. Revival at Bond’s Chanel led by Rev Froman of Columbia for two weeks. Elder Willitty Pottard of Independence preached at New Liberty. Paul J Sapp of Ashland earned B.S. in Education and lifetime teaching certificate.
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Colera Pulley
St. Joseph Hospital
Henry
Ernest Hanerbrink
Boonville
Ernest Hanesbrink
Kirschman
Ernest Kirschman
N. D. Patrick
Carl Langkop
Miss Jar Barnhart
Here
DeSoto
H. W. Rigler
Alton
Vaughan
Andy Miller
Son Forrest
Prank Enloe
Jay Rainer
Woot
Mi Tac Cheine
Suid
Juciudines
Bainer
Missouri University
H. H. Hardy
Sorathy Biegs
Almasses
Margaret Cheavens
Allee Nichols
Lena
Beulah McQuerry
Als ‘Thurman Murphy
Columbia
Anita Marie
Sallie Russell
Pete Russell
Bond
Rev
Froman
Willitty Pottard
Independence
New Liberty Durch
Paul J. Sapp
Ashland
University of Missouri
Pleasant Hill WWVA Club Meeting Social Notes
Pleasant Hill WwW. PLE. A. Club held an all day meeting at Mrs Adam Gemeinhardt home with lunch for members and visitors including Mrs Avna Saner Mrs P J Opel Mrs H A Kirchner Mrs R J Tipton Mrs Ed Blochberger and Mrs J J Heinrith plus Misses Francie Tipton Ruth Opel Aleta Kirchner Charline Blochberger. Mr and Mrs Ray Bates welcomed a baby girl born Sunday June Uth though unnamed yet. Mrs GB F Vaughan travels to Kansas City Sudway for a medical exam.
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Adam Gemeinhardt
Ruby
Josie
Freckles and Friends Visit Freckles In Person
Freckles and friends plan a personal visit to Freckles, calling to see him directly. The informal gathering centers on shared memories and a display of camaraderie among the group.
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Freckles
Wash Tubes Wash and Ena Risk Takeoff with Cold Motor
In Chicago a risky takeoff ends badly as a plane stalls in water. The crew escapes hurriedly while an enraged crowd awaits, reflecting a tense confrontation after the incident.
Reichstag Votes for Immediate Extra Session in Berlin
The Reichstag council of elders voted to hold an extra session soon despite leaders' protests. Chancellor Heinrich Bruening warned an extra session could trigger chaos and threatened to resign with his cabinet if such a session were held.
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Berlin
Sime Jf aAry
Reichstag Council of Elders
Reichstag
Heinrich Bruening
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