Missouri Mules Create Sensation In Capital
Missouri couple Charles and Mrs Heath returned home from Washington after showcasing their prize team at the Smithsonian Festival of American Folk Life with strong interest in mules. G E Chipman of Perry and Missouri State Fair official Jack Hackethorn joined the trip amid lively discussions on mule training, costs, and the famed Missouri mule tradition spanning 160 years.
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Charles W
Heath
Missouri
Washington
Smithsonian Institution
Jack Hackethorn
Columbia
Missouri State
Chipman
Hackethorn
Wellsville Personal News Recaps Visits and Class Plans
Personal News of Wellsville notes adults will begin Grace Lutheran Church instruction around mid August. ADULT instruction classes announced. Also reports MR and MRS Allan O Leary returning from a western vacation to Grand Canyon Petrified Forest Painted Desert Bryce Canyon and Glen Canyon Dam with relatives in Albuquerque Denver and a nephew visit. The Rev and Mrs David Fulbright visited Wellsville. a large family reunion of the Malicoat kin at Hawk Point with attendees from Hannibal Bowling Green Rhineland Frankford St Charles Montgomery City Wellsville California and Warrenton. The biennial reunion honors the late William Malicoat family.
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Glen Canyon Dam
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Carroll Breckman
Warrenton
Hannibal
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Rhineland
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Wellsville
California
William Malicoat
Mable Wegener
Kate Malicoat
Wilma
Lana West
Joe Peery
Curtis Peery
Ryan
Ralph Debo
Don Forbis
Paul
Cindy
John
Personal News From Laddonia and Nearby Areas
Laddonia residents host and visit relatives with guests from Vandalia Connersville and Vandalia Ind and Mich. Social events include barbecues carry in suppers and family dinners. Community clubs sponsor harvest festival baby and little mister contests with entry details and prizes.
Farber Residents We Welcome Visiting Friends and Notables
Farber sees a stream of visitors as Linda Andrews and children from Santa Clara arrive at St. Louis Airport. Others, including Hilda Lutz and Bob Branstetter families, join gatherings with local residents. Obituary notes mark the death of Dr. Milner Murphy of Sumner Iowa, a former Farber visitor. Farber Christian Church women organize a senior citizens meeting at the branch library.
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Ricky
Robin
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St. Louis
Hilda Lutz
Bob Branstetter
Deanna
Denise
Mr. Andrews
Lutz
Braintetters
Harlan Lutz
Columbia
Milner Murphy
Sumner
Iowa
Methodist Church
Murphy
John Murphy
Mary Sturgis
Joe Smith
Marshall
Leroy Rathburn
Audra
Farber Christian Church
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