Cottrill 40th Anniversary Celebrated in Centralia
Mr and Mrs Irvin Pete Cottrill of Route 3 Centralia marked their 40th wedding anniversary with a carry in supper at Liberty Christian Church in Thompson hosted by their sons and daughters in law John Cottrill Warrensburg Irvin Cottrill Centralia and a friend Donna Jones of Columbia. Attendees included Dave Jacobs Frances Sims John Iman Elizabeth Telkamper Auxvasse John Cottrill Ray Fenton Columbia Catherine Ayer Lyndall Tanner Clarence Dawson John Shiverdecker Thomas Moore Neva McDonald Fulton Bill Conner Dick Rohlfing Heath and Brandy Boonville and Emmett Stephens Mexico. The couple wed May 8 1937 in Auxvasse and have two sons and two grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centralia
Irvin
Pete) Cottrill
Route 3
Liberty Christian Church
Thompson
John Cottrill
Warrensburg
Irvin Cottrill
Donna Jones
Columbia
Dave Jacobs
California
Frances Sims
John Iman
Elizabeth Telkamper
Auxvasse
Ray Fenton
Catherne Ayer
Lyndall Tanner
Clarence Dawson
John Shiverdecker
Thomas Moore
Neva McDonald
Fulton
Bill Conner
Dick Rohlfing
Heath and Brandy
Boonville
Emmett Stephens
Mexico
Calendar items outline week of May 16 19
North American Benefit Assn meeting at Mrs Addie Madrix home at 7 p m May 16 FOE women’s meeting at FOE Hall 8 p m May 16 Abbie Llewellyn Snoddy Music Club rehearsal at Church 7 30 p m May 16 Chapter HD PEO at Mrs Ron Darnell home 8 p m May 17 Hebron Lodge 365 A F and A M stated communication Masonic Temple 7 30 p m May 17 Mexico High Twelve No 71 covered-dish dinner Masonic Temple 6 p m May 17 PWP cookout at Mrs Barbara Moyle home 6 30 p m May 17 OATS Bus No 10 Columbia medical and shopping 7 a m May 17 Gasper’s in Kingdom City for supper 4 30 p m May 17 Whatsoever Circle Kings Daughters home of Mrs Cleo Pasley 1 30 p m May 17 Mexico Country Club grandmother tournament country club 9 46 am May 17 VFW Amillary VFW Hall 7 40 p m May 17 XNC Club Monterey Restaurant 7 30 p m May 18 Homemakers home of Mrs Dot Dean 11 30 a m May 18 OATS Bus No 10 Silver Dollar City craft day 4 a m May 18 Welcome Wagon Newcomers Club meeting fashion program Farm and Home Building 7 30 p m May 19 Change from usual Wednesday meetings Willing Workers home of Mrs Carl Nordwald 1 p m May 19 OATS Bus No 10 Hannibal United Methodist Women’s Mother Daughter Banquet church fellowship hall 6 30 p m May 19
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Addie
Madrix
FOE
Mhen
Foe Hall
Abbie Llewellyn Snoddy
Church
Hebron
A.M
Masonic Temple
Mexico
Barbara Moyle
Columbia Medical and Shopping
Gasper’s
Kingdom City
Circle of Kings Daughters
Cleo Pasley
Monterey
Homemakers
Dot Dean
OATS
Silver Dollar City
Aursday Welcome
Carl Nordwald
Hannibal
United Methodist Women
Miss Crystal Frankhouser and Barry Sparks Wed in Vandalia
Crystal Frankhouser and Barry Sparks exchanged double-ring vows at First Baptist Church Vandalia on May 7. The ceremony featured peach and yellow floral decor, Venise lace gown details, and a five-tier cake. The couple, both employed locally, reside at 714 S Vine St Vandalia with families attending from Vandalia Bowling Green and Quincy Ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vandalia
Crystal Frankhouser
Barry Sparks
First Baptist Church In
Noel Edwards
Ronnie Motley
Tom Delorez
Bowling Green
Tom Frankhouser
Pasadena
Calif
William Sparks
Marsha Middleton
Quincy, I
Honor
Rhonda Gish
Mike Allen
Tricia Motley
Steve Trower
Quincy, Ill
Jim Barber
Tommy Sparks
Annette Kohl
Edith Moss
Homer Frankhouser
Luella Ebers
Harbison-Walker Refractories
Mel
Missionary Circle Luncheon Plans Welcome Baby Bundles
Ladies of the Leisure Hours Missionary Circle met at Mrs. Marvin Brown’s Kingdom City home for a noon luncheon and business session led by president Mrs. David Taylor. Reports by Mrs. Brown and Mrs. Gene Taylor preceded plans to assemble Welcome Baby Bundles for new parents on mission fields, followed by quilting for a church Bible school. Attendees included Mrs. Theodore Bryan, Mrs. Harold Zeigler, Mrs. Sam Taylor Sr, and Mrs. Marvin Griffith. next gathering is 11 am June 7 at Mrs. Zeigler’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of God (Holiness
Marvin Brown
Kingdom City
David Taylor
Brown
Gene Taylor
Theodore Bryan
Harold Zeigler
Sam Taylor Sr
Marvin Griffith
Zeigler
Cedar Grove Installs Officers and Farm Wife Program
Cedar Grove Extension Club at the 4-H Center hosted a noon luncheon and an afternoon meeting led by president Mrs. Hubert Fennewald. New officers for the coming year were installed: president Mrs. Bob Breid, vice president Mrs. Russell Miller, secretary and reporter Mrs. Cecil Prater, treasurer Mrs. Pepper. A program by Mrs. Henry Finck highlighted excerpts from farm wife magazines. A wiener roast and game day were planned for June 18 by the B and G Hustlers 4-H Club at R3 School with Lisa Wilson and Jody Miller in charge. Additional clean up days were set for June 11 and May 15 in conjunction with Molino 4-H Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welton Vance
Cedar Grove Extension Club
Hubert Fennewald
George Brown
David Taylor
William Pepper
Bob Erickson
Bob Breid
Russell Miller
Cecil Prater
B and G Hustlers
Heloise hints on bread salt crust and handy household tips
Readers share practical kitchen and domestic shortcuts. Tips include brushing bread with tap water and salt for a crust, storing distilled water for ironing, drying tennis shoes with wire hanger supports, freezing hamburger patties flattened in plastic bags, and using pliers to open stubborn containers. Names cited include Gloria Travis and Mrs. Anne Schmillen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heloise P.S
Heloise
Gloria Travis
Anne Schmillen
Laura Kalinowski
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mrs. Cottrill
Mr. and
Mrs. Irvin
PEO
Ron Darnell
Mexico Country Club
VFW
Hall
Miss Frankhouser
Mr. Sparks
Missionary Circle
ND Tersary
Stout
Winters
Monique
Monique Bertels
Washington
Cedar Grove
Carter Crockett
Loran Gibbs
Roy Hannah
Emil Hubert
James Woolfolk
Scott Moore
Ronald Worley
Miller
Tammy Breid
Mrs
South Trails Shopping Center
WAL- Mart
Gloria
Glenna McNutt
THE
Missouri Heart! Association
Austin Smith
P.O. Box
Electric Supply CO
VisvIoo Su
Hiway
Ce-In-A eGale
W. Monroe
Mexico, Mo
Pate
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