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The Maryville Daily Forum (Maryville, Missouri) April
26, 1940 pg. 3
Morehouse-King
Mrs. Rose Gilbert of Hopkins, announces the marriage of her granddaughter
Miss Ruth Arlene Morehouse, to Donald King, son of Mr. and Mrs. Judd King,
of Pickering, the wedding took place in Maryville, Tuesday April 23, 1940.
Mr. and Mrs. King will reside in Pickering.
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Maryville Daily Thursday Evening March 26, 1942 pg. 3
Announces Marriage
Mrs. Dixie Owens of Hopkins announces the marriage of her daughter Margaret
Louise of San Francisco, California to Carl Melvin of San Francisco, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Vern Melvin of Hopkins. The wedding took place March 19,
at the Presbyterian church in Reno, Nevada, with the pastor, Rev. Charles
Case, formerly of Maryville, performing the single ring ceremony, which
was preceded by organ music.
The bride wore a light blue suit with navy and red accessories.
Mrs. Melvin who was graduated from the Hopkins high school, has been employed
at the American Trust Bank in San Francisco since going to California six
months ago.
Mr. Melvin, who was also graduated from Hopkins high school, is now employed
at the Todd California shipyards in Richmond.
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Maryville Daily Monday Evening March 9, 1942 pg. 1
James Gray, R. L. Faddis Promoted to Technicians
Pfc. James W. Gray, son of Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Gray of Pickering, has been
promoted to Technician 5th Grade of the 3rd Armored division, it has been
announced by Col. W. H. Jones,jr., commanding the 32nd Armored regiment.
Promoted to Technician 4th Grade in the same division is Robert L. Faddis,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Faddis of Conception Junction.
Both young men are stationed at Camp Polk, La. The 3rd Armored division
is one of Uncle Sam's pazer units.
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Maryville Daily Reforum Wednesday Evening March 3, 1954
pg. 5
Mrs. Lillie Morehouse who has been in poor health the past two years, has
deceded to live with her three sons and families. Ula, Fay, and Andy, and
has sold her home in east Hopkins to Milton Engle of near Skidmore. Mrs.
Morehouse had a public sale Tuesday of her household goods and she is now
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fay Morehouse east of Hopkins.
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The Maryville Daily Forum (Maryville, Missouri) March
3, 1947 pg.3 Monday Evening
Double Wedding
The double ring ceremonies of two sisters was solemnized at 10:30 o'clock
Saturday morning, Febuary 22, at the Methodist Church. The brides are the
daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Ula Morehouse of Hopkins.
Miss Betty Morehouse, became the bride of John T. Engle and Miss Beverly
Morehouse became the bride of Donald W. Bollinger. Mr. Engle is the son
of Mr. and Mrs. Milton Engle of Hopkins and Mr. Bollinger is the son of
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bollinger of Hopkins.
The Rev. R. B. Holliday, pastor of the Methodist Church, performed the double
service.
Mrs. Engle, wore a grey and white pin striped suit, with black accessories.
She wore a corsage of red roses. Mrs. Bollinger was attired in a aqua two
piece dress with black accessories, her corsage was made of red rosebuds.
The brides are graduates of Hopkins High School. Mrs. Engle has been employed
in Maryville at the Division Employment Security. Mrs. Bollinger is teaching
at Knabb school and will finish this term.
Mr. Bollinger graduated from Hopkins High School in 1940. He served in the
Navy for one year. He and his bride will live on a farm, he recently purchased
east of Hopkins.
Mr. Engle graduated from Sheridan High School in 1940, and was discharged
after serving two years in the Navy. Mr. and Mrs. Engle will reside on a
farm south of Hopkins.
The parents and immediate families of both couples attended the wedding.
After the ceremony, they left for a wedding trip, Mr. and Mrs. Engle went
to the Ozarks and Mr. and Mrs. Bollinger went to Kansas City.
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Maryville Daily Reforum Friday Eve November 5, 1954 pg.8
Society Page
A family birthday supper was served Sunday evening for Ula Morehouse, at
their home, southwest of Hopkins, when his children took a basket supper
to the home of their parents. Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Harold Robbins, Mr.
and Mrs. Donald Bollinger and family, Mr. and Mrs. John Engle and Steve,
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Roush, Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Dean Hinton and Maurice
and Mrs. Ula Morehouse.
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Maryville Daily Forum Tuesday Evening December 29, 1942
pg. 3
Open House
Mr. and Mrs. Leman Morehouse celebrated their golden wedding anniversary
yesterday at their home, five miles west of Hopkins, with open house from
2 to 4 o'clock in the afternoon. The serving table was covered with a lace
cloth and centered with a crystal cake stand, a wedding gift to the Morehouse's
which held the three tier wedding cake. Yellow tapers were also used on
the table.
Mr. Morehouse was born March 4, 1870 the son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Harvey
Morehouse on the "old home place," where Mr. and Mrs. Morehouse
now reside. Mrs. Morehouse was born October 21, 1874, the daughter of the
late Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Hodges and she came to Missouri from Indiana when
she was 7 years old.
They have three sons, Ula, Fay and Andy Morehouse, all of Hopkins and their
families were present and the members of the Worth-while club of which Mrs.
Morehouse is a charter member, attended in a body. Mrs. Morehouse's sister
Mrs. Tine Miller and Mr. Miller, who were present at the wedding ceremony,
were present at the anniversary celebration, as were Abe and Edgar Miller,
who were small children at the wedding. Mr. and Mrs. Morehouse have fifteen
grandchildren.
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Maryville Daily November 4, 1946 pg. 5
Mrs. Leman Morehouse, left Saturday for Oklahoma, where she will be a guest
in the home of her sister, Mrs. Lew Morehouse (Haddie) and family, a few
weeks.
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Maryville Daily Forum Thursday Evening October 17, 1946
pg. 2
Morehouse Wins Prize
Local Dealer Gets Recognition From Continental Oil Company
Marlin Morehouse has been announced as a winner of a contest among 20,000
Continental Oil company dealers. He will receive a fifteenth place prize
in the Greenback club sweepstakes, according to J. S. Curtis, division manager,
Kansas City.
Morehouse has operated the Conoco Station at 921 South Main street, since
February 9. Prior to that he was in the army, serving as a staff sergeant.
Morehouse received a prize for preparation of touraides for customers of
the company.
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Maryville Daily Forum August 28, 1946 pg. 3
To Be Married
Mr. and Mrs. Ula Morehouse of Hopkins announce the engagement of their daughter,
Beverly to Donald W. Bollinger, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bollinger of Hopkins.
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Maryville Daily
Misses Catherin Melvin and Betty Morehouse left Friday for California. Catherine
will visit her brother and sisters, Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert Bell, Mr. and Mrs.
Wesley Allen Brown and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Melvin, all in San Franciso. Betty
is visiting in her sister's home Mrs. Cecil Devore and Mr. Devore of Los
Angeles, will spend the sumner there. Katherine returns home the last of
May.
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Maryville Daily Forum Tuesday Evening August 20, 1946
pg. 1
Miss Betty Morehous of Hopkins, began work yesterday as a clerk in the local
office of the Division of Employment Security, which is located in Maryville
with the United Sates Employment Services.
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Maryville Daily Saturday Evening May 21, 1949 pg. 3
Parnell Boy Suffers Injuries to Hand In Lawnmower Mishap
Parnell---------Russell Riley young son of Mr. and Mrs. Merrill Riley suffered
painful injuries to his hand, when it was caught in the lawn mower Saturday
afternoon. He was taken to Maryville for medical treatments.
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Maryville Daily Reforum Monday Evening December 2, 1946
pg. 3
Bridal Shower
Miss Doris Newberry of Maryville was honored with a miscellaneous bridal
shower Wednesday evening at the home of Mrs. J. W. Herdon. The Hostesses
were the Misses Mary Cunningham, Jessie Donnell, Mildred Waske and Lois
Tuck. The theme , "Hitch a Wagon to a Star", was carried out with
pink, yellow and white decorations.
Games furnished the entertainment and prizes were won by Miss Edna Flannery
and Mrs. Clyde Pistole.
Guests were Mrs. P. J. Newberry, Mrs. Andy Morehouse, Mrs. Edgar Flannery,
Mrs. Kenneth Newberry, Mrs. Bernard Tobin, Mrs. Clyde Pistole, Mrs. Ben
Welderholt, Mrs. Cecil Allen, Mrs. Don Wilmes, Mrs. Clifford Allen and Misses
Betty Holaday, Ester Waske, Betty Morehous and Lucille Brandt.
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Maryville Daily Reforum Thursday Evening February 8, 1945
pg. 3
Mrs. Marlin L. Morehouse and daughter Sharon, of Great Falls, Montana arrived
Tuesday night to care for her mother, Mrs. Otto Frazee who has been ill
for several months. Mrs. Morehouse's husband Staff Sgt. Morehouse is stationed
at Great Falls.
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Maryville Daily Reforum Monday Evening March 19, 1945
pg. 1
The Amos L. Rileys Observe Their 60th Wedding Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. Amos L. Riley celebrated their sixtieth wedding anniversary
Sunday at their home at Parnell. They were married March 18, 1885, at Maryville,
by Capt. Charles Hyslop. Following their marriage they moved to a farm northwest
of Parnell, where they lived ten years. They then moved to the Riley farm,
northwest of Parnell, where they resided thirty years before moving to Parnell
in 1926.
Mr. Riley was born August 5, 1860, southwest of Hopkins, the son of the
late Luther C. Riley and Caroline Morehouse Riley, who came to Missouri
in 1857 from Ohio and settled in what is known as the Morehous settlement.
Mrs. Riley was the former Mary Alice Cox daughter of the late E. Cole and
Lyda Cox. The family homesteaded west of Hopkins, where Mrs. Riley was born
October 18, 1863.
Mr. and Mrs. Riley are in fair health. They are the parents of six children,
including Robert H. Riley, and Mrs. Roy Wilson, Sheridan, Elmer G. Riley,
Shenandah, Iowa and Charles L. Riley and Mrs. Lestern Roush, Maryville.
They have thirty grandchildren, five of whom are in service.
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Maryville Daily Reforum Monday Eve June 22, 1953
Bequeaths $5,000 To College for Morehouse Display
A $5,000 bequest was made to the Board of Regents of Northwest Missouri
State College for a Memorial fund for Albert P. Morehouse, through the will
of the late Mrs. Nannie M. Neale, who was well-known in Maryville, was the
daughter of ex-governor Morehouse.
The income from the fund is to be used in the care and preservation mementos
of Gov. Morehouse, which are in a museum in the library of the College.
Amoung the mementos in the museum are several articles of clothing worn
by Mrs. Morehouse for her wedding to the governor in 1855. A blue beaded
"wrapper" and an evening cape with a design stamped on with a
$5 gold piece are both part of the trousseau worn by Mrs. Morehouse. Other
articles of clothing include hand embroidered aprons, waists, skirts, mitts,
linen night caps and a chemise.
Also in the collection is an old fan used by Mrs. Neale at a reception in
St. Louis when Cleveland took over the presidency. A gold topped cane, presented
to Gov. Morehouse by the sentators, is among the relics. The can was later
presented by Mrs. Neale to Nat Sisson, who in turn presented it to the college.
When all the bequests and expenses have been paid, the remainder of the
estate is to accrue to the Memorial fund for Morehouse, and the funds invested
by the Board of Regents. Charles Bell, Maryville attorney, represented the
Board at the hearing in the probate court in Oswego, Kansas.
Other bequests were to Leroy Neale, nephew of Mr. Neale, $5000, Chetopa
free library, $1,000 for the Mr. and Mrs. A.D. Neale endowment fund to purchase
books, St. Paul Episcopal church of Chetopa, $2,00 for the Mr. and Mrs.
A. D. Neale endowment fund to be used in the maintenance and upkeep of the
church, Chetopa Oak Hill cemetery, endowment fun of $750 to be used in the
care of the lot and stone on the A.D. Neale lot, J. B. Lothan, $250, Edna
Nothan, $2,000, Nancy Neale Wester, Marshalltown, Iowa $2,000.
Mrs. Neale bequested her home and its furnishings to the late Mrs. Mary
Ream, Maryville, but due to the prior death of Mrs. Ream, a codial was added
to the original will and the furnishings left to relatives. The property
is to be sold and added to the estate.
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Maryville Daily Reforum Thursday April 1, 1948 pg. 1
Leave for Illinois
Mr.and Mrs. John Morehouse of the Good Hope community are visiting relatives,
Dr. and Mrs. L. A. Lawler in Taylorville, Illinois. The Morehouses left
last-week-end and spent Easter in Taylorville. They will visit other friends
and relatives in that vicinity before returning home.
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Maryville Daily Reforum Thursday Eve June 10, 1948 pg.
8
Mrs. Stanley Linniger and daughter Sandra Sue, Skidmore, spent the week-end
in Kansas City visiting her sister, Mrs. Opal Horine and Mr. Horine and
daughter, Sharon Sue. They also visited another sister, Mrs. Neva Morehouse
and Mr. Morehouse in Kansas City, Kansas. She arrived home Tuesday evening.
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Maryville Daily Reforum Tuesday Evening August 31, 1945
pg.5
Mr. and Mrs. John Morehouse were guests at the wedding of Mrs. Morehouse's
niece, Miss Beverly Litsch and Charles Robert Turner, Sunday morning at
the Christian church in Hopkins.
2nd article same date:
Mrs. Hattie Litsch of Hopkins and grandson Jimmy Litsch of Chicago, Illinois
and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Turner visited Mr. and Mrs. John Morehouse Friday
evening.
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Maryville Daily Reforum Thursday Evening August 5, 1948
pg. 5
Suffers an Injured Hand
John Morehouse farmer of the Hopkins vicinity, suffered a badly skinned
hand last Friday. He was attempting to get a horse released which had stepped
inside the bumper of an autombile.
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Maryville Daily Reforum Wednesday Eve March 16, 1955 pg.
1
Little Damage Listed in Mishap Near Hopkins
A two-car Highway 27 accident last night north of Hopkins resulted in moderate
damage to the cars involved, a highway patrol trooper reported this morning
neither of the drivers involved was injuried.
The accident occurred a mile north of Hopkins at 7:10 p. m. The reooper
said Donald Clymens, 19, Hopkins, and Richard Morehouse 16, Hopkins, were
the drivers of the two cars involved.
Morehouse was pulling out of the city park on the west side of the highway
when his car struck the northbound car driven by Clymens, the patrol reported.
Damage was moderate to the right side of the Morehouse vehicle and to the
left side of the Clymens car.
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Maryville Daily Reforum Monday Evening July 15, 1946 pg.
1
Burned by "Bomb"
Richard Morehouse, 7 year-old- son of Mr. and Mrs. Faye Morehouse, received
an injury to his left eye ad his nose while celebrating the Fourth. He was
on the porch at his home when he lighted a "bomb" and did not
make his get away quite quick enough. His mother heard him scream and rushed
to him but the corner of his nose and face were burned. The injured eye
is still kept bandaged and has an inflamed appearance, yet he is not suffering
as he did and the sight will not be impaired--Hopkins Journal.
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Maryville Daily Forum Friday Evening April 21, 1950
pg. 1
An Emergency Appendectomy
Miss Dixie Morehouse, a student at the State College here was rushed to
the St. Francis hospital at 12 o'clock noon yesterday where she underwent
an emergency appendectomy. Her condition is considered to be satisfactory.
Miss Morehouse is the 19 year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Morehouse
of Pickering.
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Maryville Daily Reforum March 20, 1944 pg.3
Mr. and Mrs. Amos L. Riley, celebrated their fifty-ninth wedding anniversary
Saturday. Mr. Riley is 83 and Mrs. Riley is 80.
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Maryville Daily Reforum Tuesday Evening December 3, 1946
pg. 3
Newberry--Morehouse
Miss Doris Newberry, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Newberry of Ravenwood,
became the bride of James C. Morehouse, son of Mr. and Mrs. Andy Morehouse
of Hopkins, in a double ring ceremony at 7 o'clock the evening of November
28, at Atchison, Kansas.
The bride wore a powder blue dress with black accessories and a corsage
of red roses. The couple was accompanied by Misses Lois Tuck, Mary Cunningham,
Jessie Donnell and Ambrose Wilmes.
The bride graduated from the Ravenwood High school and has been employed
at the Firestone Store in Maryville.
The bridegroom graduated from the Hopkins high school and served in the
army. He is now employed with the R. E. A. Electric Compnay in Independence,
Wisconsin. After a short wedding trip the couple will b at home in Independence.
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Maryville Daily Reforum Friday Evening May 28, 1948 pg.
3
Canty--Blackney
Miss Isabel June Canty, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Canty of Hiawatha,
Kansas, formerly of Hopkins, became the bride of Edward Blackney May 16,
at the Hopkins Baptist Church. Mr. Blackney is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Burt
Blackney of Hopkins.
The bride graduated this spring from Hopkins High School. She was attired
in an aqua crepe dress fashioned with a ballerina skirt. Her hat was made
of white eyelet embroidery. She wore a corsage made of gardenias.
They were accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Donald Bollinger. Mrs. Bollinger wore
a brown gabardine suit with matching accessories. Her corsage was made of
gardenias.
The bridegroom is employed at the Mutti Motor Company. The couple will live
west Hopkins in the property they recently purchased from Mrs. Emory Johnson.
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Morehouse brothers to celebrate 60th wedding anniversaries
on June 30th
Mr. and Mrs. Verlin (Bud) Morehouse of Lompoc, California and Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Morehouse of Blue Springs, Missouri, two brothers from Hopkins, will
both celebrate their 60th wedding anniversaries in Lompoc, California on
June 30th, 2007. Cards or letters may be sent to 916 West Locust Avenue,
Lompoc, California 93436.
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Maryville Daily Reforum Tuesday Eve April 2, 1940 pg.
1
Everett Gray Candidate For the County Court
Everett Gray of Clearmont, today filled his declaration as a candidate for
the Democratic nomination for the judge of the county court from the north
district.
Mr. Gray has lived in Atchison township all of his life. After living on
a farm he moved to Clearmont about ten years ago and entered the oil business.
At the present time he has a lease on the D-X station on Highway No. 71
at Clearmont.
Mr. Gray is serving his second term as trustee of Atchison township and
has been a good roads booster. Mr. Gray is married and has two daughters,
one a teacher and the other is attending the Teachers College here.
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Maryville Daily Reforum Wednesday January 26, 1944 pg.
2
Petty Officer Blackney
Lewis Shelton Blackney, son of Mr. and Mrs. Bert Blackney of Hopkins, is
stationed at Camp Endicott, R. I. He enlisted in the Navy in the Seabees
in June and is a Petty Officer 3rd Class.
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Maryville Daily Reforum March 16, 1948 pg. 3
Golden Wedding
Mr. and Mrs. Lafe Blanchard of College Springs, Iowa, celebrated their golden
wedding anniversary Sunday with a family dinner at their home. The table
was centered with a two tiered wedding cake and gold candles in crystal
holders. The cake was baked and decorated in gold and white by their daughter,
Mrs. Elmer Masher, Coin, Iowa.
They were married March 14, 1898, at Pickering by the Rev. J. N. Moats,
pastor, at the parsonage.
Mrs. Blanchard is the former Miss Ida Gray, daughter of the late Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Gray.
Mr. and Mrs. Blanchard moved to Iowa in 1926 after home in Nodaway county.
In 1938 they moved to College Springs where they returned.
They are the parents of six children, Roy Blanchard, Clearmont, Harley Blanchard,
Richard, Washington, Mrs. Burt Shelton Blackney, Hopkins, Mrs. Albert Glines,
New Market, Iowa, Mrs. Masher, Coin, Iowa, and Mrs. Wilbur Bush, Maryville,
15 grandchildren and seven great-grandchildren.
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Maryville Daily Forum August 11, 1944 pg. 4
Mrs. Della Baldwin and Miss Louise Baldwin of Hopkins were visiting Sunday
in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harry L. Inman. Miss Louise Baldwin, who teaches
in the primary room, had just returned to her home Friday from San Diego,
California, where she spent the summer vacation.
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Maryville Daily Reforum July 1, 1946 pg. 4
Edward Blackney, Hopkins, completely demolished his 1935 Ford coach when
it left the road on Highway 46, three and one-half miles west of Highway
71 at 1 o'clock this morning. " I just went to sleep," the 19
year old youth said in explaining the cause of the accident. He was accompanied
by Wayne Canty, also of Hopkins, who suffered a cut on his forehead that
required four stitches.
Blackney's only injury was a slight cut inside his lip. Damage was estimated
at $600.
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Maryville Daily Reforum Monday May 4, 1942 pg. 3
Birthday Party
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Trueblood of Hopkins, entertained Friday night in their
home in honor of their son, Earl Warren, who was celebrating his birthday
anniversary.
Party games were played and refreshments served to Misses Kathleen Pope,
Mary Jane Burchett, Leona Maye Koger, Maxine Howard and Lewis Blackney,
Donald and Eldon Koger, Milton Burchett, Jr. Edward Blackney, Robert Pope
and the honor guest.
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Maryville Daily Reforum Saturday June 19, 1943 pg. 3
Hood-Dougherty
Miss Lorene Hood became the bride of Robert G. Dougherty of New Market,
Iowa, last Saturday with Rev. W. H. Hansferd pastor of the Hopkins Methodist
Church performing the single ring ceremony at the church parsonage.
Mrs. Dougherty enlisted in the WAVES and is stationed at Chicago, Illinois.
Mr. Dougherty who was serving with the Merchant Marines until recently,
is farming with his father at New Market.
Attending the wedding were Mr. and Mrs. O.T. Dougherty, parent of the bridegroom
and his two sons.
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Maryville Daily Reforum November 16, 1951 pg. 4
Woldruff--Robinson
In a double ring ceremony, at 3:30 p. m. Wednesday at the Wray Memorial
Methodist Church, Hopkins, Miss Norma Lee Woldruff daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Glen Woldruff, Hopkins, became the bride of Chester Robinson, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Clarence Robinson also of Hopkins.
The ceremony was read by the Rev. Arthur Gray with only the immediate families
of the bridal couple present.
Mrs. Gerald Godsey played "Because" and the wedding marches.
The bride wore a navy blue faille dress trimmed with self-covered buttons
and a brocaded satin collar trimmed with seed pearls. Her corsage was a
pink and white roses. Her attendant, Mrs. Ed. Blackney, wore a brown gabardine
dress with light brown hat and corsage of yellow and white mums. Mr. Blackney
served as best man for the groom.
After the ceremony a reception was held at the home of the bride's parents.
The serving table was centered with a two-tiered wedding cake and lighted
tapered candels. Mrs. Robert Gill Lawson, sister of the bride served the
cake, Mrs. Gerald Godsey poured and the Misses Ellen Hall and Barbara Orme
assisted with the serving. Miss Mildred Davis was in charge of the guest
book.
Mr. and Mrs. Robinson left on a brief wedding trip and the bridegroom, on
delay en route from Travis A. F. B. Fairfield, California, will report at
Cheyenne, Wyoming November 29 to attend an air force training school.
Both the bride and groom were graduated from the Hopkins High School, and
Mrs. Robinson is employed at the J. C. Penny store in Clarinda, Iowa.
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Maryville Daily Reforum Monday December 17, 1951 pg. 2
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Blackney served a Venison dinner Sunday to the following
guests, Mr. and Mrs. Otho McDowell, Mr. and Mrs. Wilson McDowell and children,
Sharon and Robin, Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Ringold and son Marvin Curtis of Wilmington,
Mass., and Mr. and Mrs. Don Gray of Maryville. The deer was killed by Mr.
Blackney on a hunting trip in south Missouri recently. Mrs. Ringold and
Mrs. Blackney are sisters, and daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Otho McDowell.
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Maryville Daily Reforum
Announces Marriage
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Broyles of Wilcox, announce the marriage of their daughter
Mrs. Bessie King to Jesse Lindsey, of St. Joseph, which took place Monday
at St. Joseph. Mr. and Mrs. Lindsey will be making there home in St. Joseph,
where Mr. Lindsey is a landscape gardener.
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