Christmas Play by Boosters Delights Sedalia Crowd
A full house at Convention Hall enjoyed Sedalia booster club’s Christmas pageant At the Door of the Inn directed by Mrs Sarah Urban. The five act pantomime featured 57 performers with a cow shed set, special lighting, and musical numbers by the Smith Cotton orchestra and a choir.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Convention Hall
Sedalia Booster Club
Sarah Urban
Lynn Shelby
Joseph
Bernadine Glasscock
Mary
Betty Urban
Harry Homans
P. R. Nichols
Dick Keenan
James Farley
Wealth
Elvin Todd
Gene Joyce
John Taylor
Loretta Franke
Dorothy Welsh
Mary Backham
Frank Rouchka
Lena Maas
Ernest Liebel
Aubrey Case
Jesus
W. E. Bruce
William Dunlap
Everett Momberg
Walter Edwards
J. T. Wasson
Edgar Ringen
James Morton
W. P. Coe
Leah Wesloh
A. Y. Johnson
Ernest Liebe
Herman Kuhlman
Leon Tobaben
H. R. Lessley
Lawrence Wolf
J. L. Joyce
Charles Beckham
Jack Tate
G. T. Callender
Booster Club
A. W. Kokendorfer
First Christian Church
R. E. Hurd
Epworth M. E
H. L. White
A. J. Curtis
Walter Jesse
Albert Todd
Paul Berthoux
M. E. Murphy
F. L. Hanigan
Christmas Social Flurry Rings Clifton City Notes
Clifton City reports multiple church visits and family gatherings as Rev Shook from Lone Elm leads service with his wife and children. Local families attend birthdays, meals, school programs, and a Scott school musical. Mrs Cannaday’s Alaska trip talk, holiday travels, and Christmas programs highlight a busy community season.
Hughesville Presbyter ian Auxiliary Meeting Highlights
Mrs. George Thornton hosted the Presbyterian Auxiliary in Hughesville with a business meeting led by vice-president Mrs. Tom Wood and a program by Miss Catherine Fowler. Funds from a Sedalia window sale and treasury additions will support the minister's annuity fund. A short playlette depicted hardships of a disabled minister's family. Additional attendees included Mrs. Sue Janey and several local families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. Rages
George Thornton
James Wiley
Presbyterian
Hughesville
Tom Wood
Catherine Fowler
Walter Davis
Sedalia
Sallie Curly
George Callis
Henry Nagel
John Fowler
Miss Fowler
Norbert Poese
Sue Janey
la Monte
Mesdames
LeRoy Reese
D. W. Powell
Sydney Swope
Kenneth Randolph
David Copperfield
Dorothy
Marion Stephens
Dora Dale Siron
Jack Knight
Dale Murray
Billy
Warren Pittman
Lamoyne Wheeler
Delores Jean
Wallace Strader
Lillian
Kathryn Rages
Allen Dillon
Junior Kin
Ray Lowery
Syracuse
Will Winters
Kansas City
Walter Winters
J. FE. Wylie
Sweet Springs
Ed Wagner
Local Society Notes From Sweet Springs
Dr. R C Gentry of Bartlesville Oklahoma visits Sweet Springs with friends. Rev J A Young and family return from Springfield after illness and death in his family. Rev Cain of Sedalia preaches at the Methodist church in Young’s absence. Mrs A H Ringen and sisters spend Sunday at Florence. Mrs E T Hodges and Mrs N L Yankee travel to Sedalia. Mrs A F G Sell Frances G Sell Elmer Mueller J R Scott spend a day in Kansas City. Hunter C Stallings of Minneapolis and sisters Trude Norman D E Smith E C John visit Kansas City and Liberty with Maurice John at William Jewell College. Mrs C E Ramseyer of Houstonia visits with Ruthie and family. Vernie Haggard and daughter Marilyn Jane with Lester Turner attend funeral of Mr Graham in Schell City. P W Heisner goes to Alton Illinois, mother returns home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Heisner
Delle Colgns Brewer
Kansas City
Sarah Anderson
J. M
W. W. Anderson
C. Ellis
Saline County Medical Association
Arrow Rock
Carroll Thomas
Janice Kay
Joyce Fay
E. J. Reynolds
Homer Kenifer
Ernest Barker
Veterans Hospital
Excelsior Springs
Ladies of the Christian Church Council
City Hall
Lamine School
Emogene Potter
Missouri Valley College
Marshall
J. H. Potter
Earl Freund
Windsor
Fred Marti
S. R. Seifert
Syracuse
Jack Cramer
Dora McNulty
FE. J. Hallahan
Herschell Smith
Smith
Tom Neale
Neale
Logan Seigel
Clarksburg
M. Battles
Elaine Young
Sedalia
Frank Young
Paran Palmer
William Richardson
Eudora
Hazel Potter
Jefferson City
Charles Bridges
Independence
Ollie Bridges
Clifton City
R. C. Gentry
Bartlesville
Okla
J. A. Young
Springfield
Cain
Methodist Church
A. H. Ringen
Florence
A. F. G'Sell
Frances G’sell
Elmer Mueller
J. R. Scott
Hunter C. Stallings
Minneapolis
Gertrude Norman
D. E. Smith
E. C. John
Liberty
Maurice John
William Jewell College
C. E. Ramseyer
Houstonia
Ruthie
Vernie Haggard
Marilyn Jane
Lester Turner
Schell City
Miss Gladys Elizabeth Deal
Miss Gladys Elizabeth Deal daughter of the late George F and Margie Deal died at her mother H H Deal 646 East Tenth street about 1130 PM Monday after months of illness. Born in Almakee county Iowa she moved to Missouri and spent most of her life in Sedalia. She was a member of Epworth Methodist Episcopal church and active in its duties. Surviving are two sisters two brothers three nephews and a nephew connected with the Knob Noster newspaper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Elizabeth Deal
George F
Margie Deal
H. H. Deal
East Tenth Street
Almakee County
Iowa
Missouri
Sedalia
Olive Kabler
Kansas City
Mina Deal
St. Louis
Fred Deal
Jack Deal
Beverly Moon
James Kabler
Longtime Ottawa farmer Louis Green Henley dies at 71
Louis Green Henley 71 a retired farmer of Ottawa Kansas died at Ottawa hospital at 11 00 Saturday night December 17 after an appendicitis operation Wednesday. He was born December 6 1867 near Centertown MO and survived by five children three brothers and one sister. Funeral services were held Tuesday at Lamb Funeral home Ottawa and burial was in Ottawa cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Green Henley
Ottawa
Kansas
Ottawa Hospital
Mr. Henley
Centertown
Moniteau County
Robbins’Business College
Sedalia
Cedar County
Minnie Vaughn
Lillie Stockdale
David
Kansas City
Luther
Iowa
Fred
Green Ridge
Wm. Henley
Los Angeles
California
Robert Henley
Mike Henley
St. Louis
Mary Ann Cooper
Richard Henley
Lamb Funeral Home
Ottawa Cemetery
Elbert Rohn Dies in Fulton of Heart Attack at 1878 Birth
Elbert Rohn of Calloway county died at his Fulton home after a heart attack last Monday night. He was born February 28, 1878, in Calloway, son of the late Joe and Mary Rohn. Survived by twin sister Berta and brothers Willard of Fulton and Richard F. Rohn of Sedalia. had helped in the Fulton hardware business and was known for saddle horse interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard F. Rohn
Vermont Avenue
Fulton
Willard Rohn
Sedalia
Parsons Woman Nell Hudspeth Dies of Heart Attack
Mrs Nell Tongate Hudspeth wife of Dee Hudspeth of Parsons Kansas died suddenly of a heart attack at her home Thursday morning. She was reared in Sedalia and married there. Surviving are her husband a daughter Mrs Herschel Hester a son William Hudspeth her mother and several sisters. The family had lived in Parsons for years with travel to Sedalia and Kansas City mentioned in the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nell Tongate Hudspeth
Dee Hudspeth
Parsons, Kas
William Tongate
Sedalia
Parsons
Hudspeth
M. E. T. Railroad
Herschel Hester
William Hudspeth
Manhattan
Kas
Miss Pearl Tongate
Lillian Tongate
Miss Valley Tongate
Moberly
Paul Buzard
Kansas City
Mrs. Buzard
Mrs Anna Thurston Dies of Heart Trouble at 73
Mrs Anna Thurston age 73 wife of F E Thurston died from heart trouble at 2 oclock Wednesday morning at her Knob Noster home after years of illness. She leaves three children Mrs Harold Chalsant Knob Noster Mrs Newell Parker Marshall Warren Thurston Warrensburg and sister Mrs Warren Robb Hopkinton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Thurston
F. E. Thurston
Knob Noster
Harold Chalsant
Newell Parker
Marshall
Warren Thurston
Warrensburg
Warren Robb
Hop
James Welton Grimes dies at 77 in Pettis County
James Welton Grimes born March 16 1861 in Bourbon County Kentucky near Clintonville dies December 18 1938 at his home eight miles northeast of Sedalia He lived near Houstonia for about 25 years and at the present home nearly 28 He married Mary Elizabeth Erskine in 1881 and later Ory Mather in 1901 Surviving children include James Archie Elmer Robert Mary Nina Lovella Gladys and Ivan Grimes He joined Hughesville Christian church in 1896 remaining a member until death
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Welton Grimes
Bourbon County
Kentucky
Clintonville
Sedalia
Pettis County
Houstonia
Mary Elizabeth Erskine
James
Archie Grimes
Sweet Springs
Elmer Grimes
Kansas City
Robert Grimes
Seamus Wilkerson Dies at 56 in Sedalia Home
Sephus Wilkerson dies at his Sedalia residence after a yearlong illness. Born September 9, 1882 in Florence Missouri, he moved to Sedalia in 1904 and worked at the Missouri Kansas Texas railroad shops. He married Louise Holst in 1918 and is survived by his widow and two Denver brothers. He was a member of the First Methodist Episcopal church and the S B A lodge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sephus Wilkerson
Robert
Louise Wilkerson
South Lamine Avenue
Mr. Wilkerson
Florence
Sedalia
Missouri-Kansas-Texas
Louise Holst
Ernest
Earl Wilkerson
Denver
Colo
First Methodist Episcopal Church
S. B. A. Lodge
Infant Dead At Four and a Half Miles Northwest Of LaMonte
Jewell Lee Underwood six and a half weeks old died at 4 30 Sunday afternoon after a week long illness. Death caused by pneumonia connected to whooping cough. Survived by parents Mr and Mrs Clay Underwood and three brothers and a sister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jewell Lee Underwood
Clay Underwood
LaMonte
Death of Bland boy John Barlish after operation
John Barlish twelve year old son of Mr and Mrs John Barlish Sr of Bland Missouri died at a Rolla hospital Sunday afternoon about 1 30 following an operation on December 6 Surviving are the parents and brothers and sisters Everett Edna Grace Ruby Ben Fred and Clarence Barlish all of Bland Arthur Barlish of Hughesville Missouri Route 2 and Mrs Mary Casey of St Louis Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Barlish
Bland
Rolla
Everett Barlish
Edna Barlish
Grace Barlish
Ruby Barlish
Ben
Fred
Clarence Barlish
Arthur Barlish
Hughesville
R.F.D
Mary Casey
St. Louis
Death Notice Mrs Laura Raines Biggs of Sedalia
Word has been received in Sedalia of the death of Mrs Laura Raines Biggs a former Sedalia resident who died at her home in Bartlesville Oklahoma on December 13 Funeral services were held at White Rose Oklahoma on December 16 and interment was in the cemetery there Surviving are two children Mrs C W Hanson and Clarence R Biggs both of Bartlesville Oklahoma also two brothers S V Raines of Bartlesville and William Raines of East Fifth street this city
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sedalia
Laura Raines Biggs
Bartlesville
Oklahoma
White Rose
C. W. Hanson
Clarence R. Biggs
S. V. Raines
William Raines
East Fifth Street
Crawford Gallie Dies in Minneapolis
Crawford Gallie, born and raised in Sedalia, died suddenly in Minneapolis. He served in World War I at Fort Snelling, laterReturning to business life in Minneapolis. Survived by widow Margaret Gallie sister Mrs Maurice M Parmerlee of Kansas City and brothers John and Ben Gallie of Detroit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawford Gallie
Sedalia
Minneapolis
Minn
Mr. Gallie
George A. Gallie
Fort Snelling
Margaret Gallie
Maurice M. Parmerlee
Kansas City
John
Ben Gallie
Detroit
Funeral of Mrs Artie M Dix
Funeral services for Mrs Artie Missy Dix were held at Gillespie Funeral Home at 11 30 a m and at the Penninsula Baptist church near Blackwater at 1 30 p m. Interment followed in the Penninsula cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Artie M. Dix
Artie Missy Dix
Effie L. Pratt
East Sixteenth Street
Gillespie Funeral Home
Penninsula Baptist Church
Blackwater
Penninsula Cemetery
Funeral services for Henry Giesing in Sedalia
Funeral services for Henry Giesing, a well known Sedalian, were held at 10 o clock Monday morning at the Sacred Heart Catholic church with the Reverend officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Giesing
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
Funeral Rites Held For Mr Geising with Mercy Sisters in Attendance
Father Christian Daniel officiated as pallbearers Florence Mulcahey Andy J Knipp Winter Broach Leo Meyers Oscar Leslie and Harvey Keens. Burial followed at Calvary Cemetery. Survived by widow Pauline Giesing two sons John Giesing Enid Oklahoma and Robert Giesing Hollywood California two daughters Sister Teresa Marie St Louis and Sister Mary Celine Springfield Mo sisters of the Mercy order. Also survived by step daughter Meta Brosch and sisters Mrs Mary Shock Kansas City and Mrs Frances Shock Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Daniel
Florence Mulcahey
Andy J. Knipp
Winter Broach
Leo Meyers
Oscar Leslie
Harvey Keens
Calvary Cemetery
Pauline Giesing
John Giesing
Enid
Okla
Robert Giesing
Hollywood
Calif
Teresa Marie
St. Louis
Mary Celine
Springfield
The
Mercy Order
Geising
Meta Brosch
West Eleventh Street
Mary Shock
Kansas City
Frances Shock
West Eighteenth Street
Funeral of Christian Federick Luther
Funeral services for Christian Federick Luther who died Saturday after an illness with pneumonia were held at 2 oclock Monday afternoon at Gillespie Funeral Home. Reverend Ralph Waggoner of Broadway Presbyterian Church officiated with pallbearers John Miller Bob Swearingen John Griessen Sr James Thompson L J Bahner and Ambrose Rahak. Burial was in Crown Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. F. Luther
Christian Federick Luther
Gillespie Funeral Home
Ralph Waggoner
Broadway Presbyterian Church
John Miller
Bob Swearingen
John Griessen
James Thompson
L. J. Bahner
Ambrose Rahak
Crown Hill Cemetery
Funeral of Mrs Green
Funeral services for Mrs Belle Cover Green aged nine were held at 3 p.m. Monday at the church with Rev. Ralph Emerson Hurd officiating. Pallbearers included R. H. Robb Frank S. Henderson David Roberts John S. Greede Dan P. Green and W. A. Green. Interment followed at Crown Hill.
Christmas Pageant At His Throne Draws Windsor Audience
Windsor hosts a Sunday evening pageant At His Throne at the M E church in seven scenes with a large audience. Harriet Heying played piano and Roy Milam directed the choir. Also noted are a model airplane show at the high school and Christmas decorations citywide. Patrick Daley of Bowen Mo dies in Bowen after a long illness. funeral Friday at Huston Turner funeral home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E
Harriet Heying
Roy Milam
the Watchman
Bethlehem
Kublah Khan
Earl Dillon
Wise Men
Walter Moser
Buford van Slyke
Beverly van Slyke
M. D. Muir
Virgil Barker
John Harris
Ioma Barnhisel
Betty Lee Barker
Alice Marie Beck
Mildred Dillon
P FE O chapter holds Xmas program and O FE S meeting
The P FE O chapter met Monday at Mrs. J T Shadburnes home with Mrs R FE Feaster presiding and Mrs Wesley Kahl presenting a program on Christmas season customs and carols. The O FE S met last Friday at the hall with about thirty five attendees and a pie supper after officers were installed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. FE. O
J. T. Shadburne
R. FE. Feaster
Wesley Kahl
O. FE. S
Hensley
Walter Petty
Edna Turner
Geraldine Turner
C. L. Turner
Charles
Thomas Petty
T. J. Childress
Sedalia
Illinois Progressive Club
Fred Winzenreidh
Local Social Roundup At Boonville and Nearby Homes
Present were Messrs and Mesdames Walter Chipman Elwood Barbour Milford Lewis John Pattison Kenneth Miller Gene Bumpas John Lewis Edward Shipp Walton Elbert Belfour Jackson Jimmie McCampbell Glenn Christian Henry Taylor Rev and Mrs M L Riley Mrs Nina May Miss Jewell Renfro Chester Ferguson and Bernice Garland Mr and Mrs Virgil Narramore of Boonville spent the weekend with their parents Mr and Mrs W A Narramore Mrs Fred Stafford returned Sunday from Leonard Texas where she had been visiting her son Dr Frederick Stafford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
Mesdames
Walter Chipman
Elwood Barbour
Milford Lewis
John Pattison
Kenneth Miller
Gene Bumpas
John Lewis
Edward Shipp
Walton Elbert
Belfour Jackson
Jimmie McCampbell
Glenn Christian
Henry Taylor
M. L. Riley
Nina May
Jewell Renfro
Chester Ferguson
Bernice Garland
Virgil Narramore
Boonville
W. A. Narramore
Fred Stafford
Leonard
Texas
Frederick Stafford
Former Slave Over 100 Is Dead in Otterville
Mrs. Kate Thompson, said to be more than a century old, longtime Otterville resident, born in Kentucky as a slave and brought to Missouri at age four. She lived with her husband until his death about twelve years ago and left a niece Mrs. Virginia Henley Samms of Sedalia and nephew Dr. Otto Henley of Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate Thompson
Otterville
Kentucky
Missouri
Anna Richardson
Fred Ferguson
Thompson
Richardson
Jack Adams
Sedalia
Virginia Henley Samms
Otto Henley
Kansas City
Missouri Road Plan Battle Spent $60 000
The Citizens' Road Association of Missouri reported spending $59,379.84 on behalf of proposition No. 6 defeated in the Nov. 8 election and held a balance of $11,017.64. The filing was with Callaway county recorder Osa N. Tennyson by T. H. Vansant, Fulton banker and finance committee chair. The plan included a gasoline tax hike and a 10 year program of road building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fulton, Mo
Citizens’ Road Association of Missouri
Osa N. Tennyson
Callaway County Recorder
T. H. Vansant
Fulton Banker
The
Road Association
Stolen 1936 Ford V-8 Found Wrecked at City Intersection
A gray 1936 Ford V-8 owned by Thompson Chevrolet Company reported stolen from Liberty Park between 8 and 9:30 a.m. was located by police at 10:15 a.m. at the Sixteenth and Marshall streets intersection. The car was badly wrecked with blood on the running board and a smashed steering wheel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thompson Chevrolet Company
Liberty Park
Sixteenth
Marshall Streets
Letters of administration issued for Edna E. LaRue estate
Probate Judge J. E. Smith grants letters of administration to Deming Wheeler for the estate of Edna E. LaRue. The issuance confirms Wheeler as the administrator of the decedent's assets and liabilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Smith
Deming Wheeler
Edna E. LaRue
Kenyon Sentenced to Gas Chamber for Kidnap Slaying
Robert Kenyon, 21, lost a Supreme Court rehearing bid and faces the gas chamber in Missouri for kidnapping and slaying Dr. J. C. B. Davis of Willow Springs. The court ordered he be resentenced to death by asphyxiation and upheld the killer’s conviction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Jefferson City
Robert Kenyon
J. C. B. Davis
Willow Springs
Supreme Court
Oregon County Circuit Court
Kenyon
John F. Williamson
George Williams
Ste. Genevieve County
Williamson
State’s Prison
Dr. Davis
Missouri
Grimmet
George R. Ellison
Ellison
Davis Son of Slain Physician Named in City
H. C. Davis of 1122 West Seventh Street is identified as a son of the physician who was killed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Davis
West Seventh Street
Berryman Bound Over For January Trial
Clay Berryman charged with the fatal shooting of his 4 year old daughter Patsy was bound over for the January term of Saline County circuit court after a preliminary hearing before Justice W. C. Pelot. The alleged shooting occurred Nov. 28 at the home of his estranged wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall, Mo
Clay Berryman
Saline County
Berryman
W. C. Pelot
Patsy
Petition Acceptance on Liquidation of Sedalia Trust La Monte Bank
In the circuit court petitions by J. T. Montgomery for R. W. Holt Mo State Finance and L. R. Twyman request acceptance of the final liquidation report for Sedalia Trust Company and La Monte Bank and discharge from further duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
J. T. Montgomery
R. W. Holt
State of Mo
L. R. Twyman
Sedalia Trust Company
la Monte Bank
King Carol Gifts 1000 Plows to Romanian Farmers
King Carol through the agriculture department donated 1,000 plows to poor Romanian farmers as Christmas presents in Bucharest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bucharest
Carol
Department of Agriculture
Marriage Licenses Issued in Two Indiana Counties
Walter Scott Beach and Mildred Evelyn Brayman of Marshall. Frank Russell and Virginia Geraldine Simmons of Sedalia. Randall Harvey of Windsor and Ruby Durham of Warsaw obtain marriage licenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Scott Beach
Mildred Evelyn Brayman
Marshall
Frank Russell
Virginia Geraldine Simmons
Sedalia
Randall Harvey
Windsor
Ruby Durham
Warsaw
Christmas Party by Hopewell Community Club
The Hopewell Community club held a Christmas gathering at Mrs. Ray Andersons home on December 15 with over fifty guests. A chicken dinner followed by a business meeting included a report on Dr. Bradford's baby care lecture and the state club newsletter. A gift exchange closed the event. The next meeting is set for January 19, 1939 at Mrs. Lester Payne home with assistants Mrs. Emil Smasal and Mrs. George Schuber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hopewell Community Club
Ray Anderson
Lillie Payne
Bradford
Anderson
State Club
T. Thomas
Lester Payne
Emil Smasal
George Schuber
Parkhurst Charged With Petit Larceny In Montgomery Ward Case
Robert Parkhurst Jr was arrested Wednesday afternoon for shop lifting at Montgomery Ward s and charged with petit larceny in Judge Charles W Beate s court. Bond was set at 500 dollars and he remains in jail awaiting a hearing set date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Parkhurst, Jr
Montgomery Ward
Charles W. Beate
Also Mentioned on This Page
Royal Neighbors Lodge
Oracle
Virgil Leach
John Shellenberger
James Grimes
J. W. Davis
Recorder
Merle Wood
Nannie Payne
Inner Sentinel
Everett Aulgur
Outer Sentinel
R. H. Dillon
A. E. Gove
Mona Terrell
Nettie Pelot
J. F. Coulter
C. W. Parsons
Christian Church
Charles Worley
Baptist Church
William Driver
Paul Wylie
Temple
Presbyterian Church
McDowell Music Club
Mrs. Add Johnson
Rev. Shook
Lone Eln
M. E. Church
J. G. Harlan
Margaret
Johnnie Streit
Miss Maurine
Streits
Ollie Cordry
Bunceton
Cordry
William Cordry
Beverly Lou Todd
Will Todd
Oliver
Smithton
William Sawford
Dollie Griffin
Williamm, Jr
Frazier
Mary Jeanette Higdon
Challis Louise Johnson
Scott School
Postal
R. L. Potter
J. E. Cannaday
Alaska
Opal Lee Wallace
L. L. Wallace
Harry Needy
C. B. Todd
Clifton City School
Joe Twenter
Maurine Bidstrup
Lovelace School
West of
Here
Melva Jean Herndon
Bernice Stevenson
Mary Ruth Smith
Helen Finch
Junior Thomason
Harry Smith
Clayton
Waldo Andrew
Louis G. Henley
Elbert Rohn
Khenry Giesing
W. T. Jordan
Powell
Patrick Daley
Joan and
Mary Daley
Gallaway
Ireland
Cornwallis
Ritchie County
West Virginia
Bowen
John Daley
Lewis Station
Montserratt
Daley
Huston- Turner
Rev. M. L. Riley
Laurel Oak Cemetery
Missouri Association of Probate Judges
Phillip McLaughlin
Gas Chamber
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