Local News From Murray and Surrounding Towns
Mrs W P Weaks and daughter Miss Elouise of Murray visit Mrs J W Ogle and Mrs W C Wilson. Albert Baughn of Lenath visits family. attending Cape Girardeau summer school. Wheat yields at H G Cathey average 44 bushels per acre on 43 acres. Supt Neil C Aslin, at University of Missouri, to visit home today. Fire from stove explosion destroys Helen Harwood’s house. Numerous local visits, trips, and family announcements noted. Marriage plans announced for Ellen Worth and Jack Taylor for July 4. Jack at Camp Robinson. Barbara Elaine born to Bill and wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. P. Weaks
Miss Elouise
Murray, Ky
J. W. Ogle
W. C. Wilson
Albert D. Baughn
Lenath
Lenard
John G. Smith
Mr. Baughn
Cape Girardeau
Marshall D. Farrell
Gideon
Owen
Appalone Taul
P. I. Bonner
W. M. Moore
Ruby Harrison
Benton
H. G. Cathey
Neil C. Aslin
University of Missouri
B. E. Spencer
R. Spencer
Pocahontas, Ark
Thomas Hartley
Sally Allen
Owensboro
Little Midcalf
Ernest Taul
Owen J. Taul
Lilbourn
Wes Gentry
G. C. Harris
Kenneth
J. F. Melton
Oran
Stanley Harris
Kennett
B. F. Melton
Zota Fay
Mary Harrison
Moremouse News Roundup From Canalea and Nearby
Mrs Jim Poe of Canalea trans acted business here Monday. L A Tickell is 111 at his home here this week. He is 90 years of age. Mr and Mrs P F Ferrell are visiting relatives in Kentucky this week. Mrs Josie Keeling and son James spent Sunday in Rosidare Illinois. Mrs Manuel Taylor and children visited her brother in East Prairie Sunday. Mrs Hilary Boone and children of Jefferson City are visiting relatives here this week. Mrs Minnie Hall of New Madrid visited her daughter Mrs Bill Dillon and family Sunday. Mrs Nora Smith returned from St Louis Sunday where she has been receiving medical treatment. Mrs Charles Woods and children of Poplar Bluff visited her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josie Keeling
Floyd Cox
Don Causey
Essex
Bobby Keeling
Poplar Bluff
Brady Feltner
Sikeston
Viola Boone
Bill Rodgers
Barbara Elaine
Flint
Mich
Orville Sanders
Barbara Jane
Charleston
Eva Waller
Jim Johnson
Elmer
Charity Hart
Ethel Hart
Charles Chapman
Ellen Worth
Buffington
Jack Taylor
Jack
Camp Robinson
Denver Westbrooks
Linda Gale
Dallas
Tex
Westbrooks
Maxine Ferris
Jim Poe
Canalea
L. A Tickell
P. F. Ferrell
Kentucky
James
Rosidaire
Ill
Manuel Taylor
East Prairie
Hilary Boone
Jefferson City
Minnie Hall
New Madrid
Bill Dillon
Nora Smith
St. Louis
Charles Woods
E. Tonyson
Morehouse
W. R. Hills
Walter Counts
California
Liittle
Chaffee
G. C. Blocker
Schaffer
Wendoline Heisserer
Walter Yokley
Crowder
Manuel Yokley
Jones
Wm. Jones
van Buren
Hillis
S. R. Hillis
Williamsville
Henry Frost
Hyland
Tll
Earlie Carter
Deering
Local visits and family gatherings across Oran and surrounding towns
Mrs Andy Kappler Jr of Oran visits her parents the Moores while Hubert Witt and daughter Mhuldred visit relatives in Perkins. Lloyd McBride and children from Oran visit Effert McBride. Viola Pryor of Chaffee visits brother and sister in law, the Hanselman clan. Waldo Reynolds and children of Fornfelt visit C M Reynolds in Fairfield. Richard Troutman of Morehouse visits his parents Arcy and Mrs Bailey. Lavana Dannenmueller, working in Chaffee, weekends with Albert and Mrs Dannenmueller. Ethel Addell and Rita Keiffer, employed in Chaffee, spend weekend with Theo and Mrs Keiffer. Wilbern Hooker and Truman Sendfoy visit Frances Glastatter. Mrs Albert Dannenmueller and Mrs Catherine Mertheimer of Oran tour St Louis Sunday to Tuesday. Florian Buchelle and children of St. Louis visit Fred and Mrs Frost. Frank Effink and children Norman and Rose Ann, Bertha Lee Dannenmueller, and Bull Effink and children visit Portageville relatives Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andy Kappler Jr
Oran
Moore
Hubert Witt
Miss Mhuldred
Perkins
Lloyd McBride
Effert McBride
Viola Pryor
Chaffee
Inlaw
Orville Hanselman
Waldo Reynolds
Fornfelt
C M Reynolds
Richard Troutman
Morehouse
Arcy Bailey
Lavana Dannenmueller
Albert Dannenmueller
Ethel, Addell
Rita Keiffer
Theodore Keiffer
Wilbern Hooker
Bryeans
Truman Sendfoy
Frances Glastatter
Catherine Mertheimer
St. Louis
Florian Buchelle
Rites Held Sunday for Marion Henley
Funeral services were conducted at Oran Sunday for Marion Henley who died June 28 at his home in St Louis He was born January 30 1867 in Pope County and married Daisy L Wright May 3 1907 first couple married in the Oran Baptist church He survived by his wife five sons Walter Franklin Cornelius Harry and John Calvin four grandchildren and one great grandson Interment was in Friend Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oran
Marion Henley
St. Louis
Mr. Henly
Pope County
Daisy L. Wright
Oran Baptist Church
Henley
Walter
Franklin
Cornelius
Harry
John Calvin
C. E. Warren
The
Baptist Church
Friend Cemetery
Missouri Legislature Sets Longest Session Record in 1941
The 1941 Missouri Legislature spans its 174th calendar day since starting January 8, aiming to beat prior extended sessions. It trails in constructive legislation compared with earlier assemblies, while the 1939 body had held the previous prolonged-session mark of 242 days during its biannual constitutional overhaul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Napoleon’s fall tied to disease among insiders, historians say
Many historians contend Napoleon’s decline in Europe was accelerated by epidemics within his own ranks rather than by external military foes. The assertion highlights how disease compromised leadership and allied forces, contributing to strategic weaknesses during campaigns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Napoleon
Europe
Little Rock Rebuilds Former Capitols in City Tour
Visitors to Little Rock, Arkansas this summer can tour three historic capitols within a few blocks. The Territorial Capitol Restoration opens to all, featuring period furnishings and structures from 105 years ago, including Co F M Noland’s Georgia brick home and William E Woodruff’s legacy. The tour area also includes the old State House and the marble current capitol building nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Ark
Joseph T. Robinson
Arkansas Capitols
Territorial
Territorial Capitol
Georgia
Co F M. Noland
Washington
Conway
Arkansas
William E. Woodruff
Arkansas Gazette
Mississippi River
State House
Conoco Nth Oil Claims Superior Longevity at Stations
A sponsorship-style notice claims Conoco Nth oil outlasts five leading brands by up to 161 percent in certified testing. It promotes switching at Your Mileage Merchant’s Conoco station and cites Continental Oil Company as a pioneer in synthetics and bettering America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conoco
Death Valley
Desert
Conocoth
America
U. S
Pitiless Death Valley
Continental Oil Company
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Moremouse News
Oran Rural News
Marion Henly
Oran Methodist Church
George W. Heslar
J. C. Montgomery
Charleston Methodist Church
Charles Carter
Dora Day
Jack Handcock
Little Son
St Louis
Oscar Duncan
Vanclyser
Harriett Bantwell
Harry Gleason
Ida Dillingham
Diehlstadt
Annie Lucas
Lawrence Huber
Perryville
J. J. Renner
J. C Mattingly
Reece Mason
Merle Hendericks
Lucille Grant
Emory Mason
Madge
John Hitt
Cr. Halford
Ratha
Nell
Shirley
Rolla
Halford
Trachoma
Scott County
Kay ‘J. Brazeal
Charles A. Goddard Jr
Buford B. Morgan
Leon D. Pickett
iChaffee
Leon R. Lux
Beach R Knight
Wm. F. Ledture
Frank A. Ledure
Commerce
Albert Hendrix
Paul Freed
Paul H. Skidmore
Samuel QO. Vinson
Einer S Sneed
Coleman D. Irby Jr
Harry L. Robinett
Sikescon
Buford B. Trost
Otto C. Trucker
Raymond Halter
Romis Halter
Louie J Hurschwitz
Elmer F. Kern
Benon
Billy Dodson
Vancuser
Lynn V. Jones
Jackson
Roy W. Ragains
W. D. Hastings
Morley
Chester J. End
Florian Buchelte
J. R. DePriest
Vanduser
J. C. Mattingly
C. C. Richardson
Henry Richardson
Glenn Mize
W. H. Thurston
Pulaski
Thurston
Moore-Harris Abstract
Benton, Missouri
O. L. Spencer
Phione
Nu-Way Cleaners
Loomis Mayfield
Scott County Abstract Company
Benton, Mo
Harris D. Rogers
Schroff & Aufdenburg
Purdus University
Concco
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