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Local residents share visits and farewells across towns
The note lists numerous social calls and movements including Max Stonebreaker and family at Glen Haven Rest Home in Glenwood, visitors from Macedonia and Omaha, travelers from Sacramento and Alaska, and plans for Billy’s Tavern care. It records new minister candidate Jim Campbell from Monmouth, service attendance, memorials at cemeteries, graduations at Kirksville, Tipton, Marion, and ISU, plus relocations to New Jersey and Blair Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Stonebreaker
Bess Stonebreaker
Glen Haven
Glenwood
Henry Anderson
Macedonia
Bruce
Wendell Steele
Sacramento
Calif
Andhe Steele
Morris Arbors
Billy Resh
Points
Nebraska
Minnesota
Genelle Williams
Ray Core
Billy
Irene Patterson
Edmundson Hospital
Co. Bluffs
Jim Campbell
Nishna Valley
Monmouth
Nolte
Anne Nolte
Eloise Steiner
American Legion
Henderson and Wales
Clinton Parker
Kirksville
Tipton
Virgil Morris
Gola Wilber
Alaska
Flossie Jones
Springfield
Carrie McClure
Red Oak
Melva Christofferson
Darwin Shelton
Edna Butterfield
Doug Allensworth
Arthur Allensworth
Kenneth Oliver
Omaha
E.N. Brown
Steve Shaw
Peggy
Tarkie
Richard Magers
Adah Freeman
Villisca
Ruth Stevens
Dale Bolton
Kenny Bolton
Rick Allensworth
Richard Allensworths
Blair
Nebr
Lalla Harbor
Long Beach
Arlene Gamble
Virginia Byers
LeRoy Shook
Ames
Jim Adams
Nevada
Theo Shook
Harvey Bolton
Rodney
ISU
New Jersey