Community News From Ashland List Birthday and Visits
Ashland notes celebrate Martha Rice turning one, Catherine Blythe visits, Leela Hardy from Atlanta stays with family, Missouri university summer students include H H Hardy and John W Nichols. Local weddings, birthdays, and travels feature Mrs Mattie Shouse, Miss Merle Jones, Ida Lee Burnett, and families from Pattenville Jefferson City St Louis and Lincoln Nebraska in a busy week of family gatherings.
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Ashland
Martha Rice
Lloyd Pauley
Catherine Blythe
Estelle Majors
Leela Hardy
Atlanta
H. H. Hardy
University of Missouri
Columbia
Hinton Ferbis
John W. Nichols
Lou Crump
Fred Hinshaw
Mattie Shouse
Mattie Clatterbuck
Englewood
Thelma Blythe
Lexington
Victor Blythe
Walter Forbis
Billy Don
Pattenville
Lucy Forbis
J. H. Forbis
Merle Wilkerson
Holt Summitt
Loren Ray
Jefferson City
Lloyd Sapp
Ray
T. Dozier
Lincoln
Nebr
Mrs Pearl Parker Taken to Jefferson City in Ill Health
Linn Linn June 20 Mrs Pearl Parker formerly of Linn now resident of Rolla was taken to Jefferson City this week in a serious condition. Mrs Parker is sister to Charles and Claude Herndon of this place. Grace Mantle and daughter with Mr and Mrs William Pinet and son motored to Boonville to visit Frank Oliver. Mr and Mrs Bal Patterson of Kansas City visit grandmother Mrs Emma Patterson and Buell Ferrier of Linn. Here s some fun for the whole family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bal. Patterson
Kansas City
Emma Patterson
Mrs
Buell Ferrier
Linn
Surprise party honors Mrs Cordella Vaughan
Sunday friends surprised Mrs Cordella Vaughan on her birthday anniversary with a basket dinner at noon and social afternoon. Clem Gove returns from St Louis after study at Washington University. Ellen Curley and Vera visit the Curley home near hem. Joseph Nowney seeks county treasurer post and visits Frank enstein. Martha Katherine DuBois returns home for summer. Linn defeats New Bloomfield on local diamond. Sixty five friends honor Mr and Mrs Frank Roux on their 14th anniversary with games and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cordella Vaughan
Clem Gove
Peter Gove
St. Louis
Washington University
Ellen Curley
Vera
Jefferson City
Raymond Curley
Near Hem
Joseph Nowney
Frankenstein
Martha Katherine DuBois
Payette
Linn
New Bloomfield
Frank Roux
Roux
Oscar
Apeni
Two Die in Kansas City Gas Explosion
A gas fueled blast in a vacant apartment building in Kansas City Sunday morning killed two men, endangered 11 others, and caused extensive property damage. Fire and police blamed gas. search for Pete Christos, owner of the vacant structure at 2026 Prospect Avenue, continued. David Rees, 72, of Rich Hill, Missouri, was killed at his daughter Mrs. W. J. Collins home. Thomas B. Shriver, 58, was injured while others sought to aid him and his wife Mrs. Shriver was hospitalized with serious injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Pete Christos
Prospect “Avenue
David Rees
Rich Hill
W. J. Collins
Collins
Thomas B. Shriver
Shriver
Rotarians Converge On Seattle For International Meet
Trains and ships bring Rotarians from many parts of the world to Seattle for the twenty third annual international convention with delegates exceeding 5000. Formal opening is slated for 8 p m with welcomes from city and state officials and the Seattle Rotary Club. H L Bob Hill of Columbia Missouri chairs the convention committee and presides at the opening session. Sydney W Pascall of London is the president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
B.st
Carder
Ttary Club
Ute
Vancouver
H. L
Bob) Hill
Columbia
Sydney W. Pascall
London
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