HI LIST... Does anyone have information on ALFRED ELDRIDGE.... He was 25 years old on the 1880 Laclede Co. Census, in the home of LUCINDA HUFFT.(age 50-widow) The census record lists him as her son...but,...I don't think he is her son, but could be kin . Any response appreciated!. Any information on Lucinda Hufft would be greatly appreciated also. THANKS, NANCY .... ^--^ ..... NANCY in CA. nwalchli@earthlink.net

Hello, I just wanted to share this with the list. I have looked almost a life time for this cemetery. I have lived here moved away and back during this time. My dad showed me the cemetery about 20 years ago but we did not find these graves. This time could not find the two Parish graves that my father and I found some time back. The trees are large and the briers are many. There are definite signs of at least 22 graves. My father felt there were at least 50. The sight may be 200 years old. Some of the trees that have blown down in storms or cut were 35-40 inches across. Sadly grave robbers had dug into my great grand parents graves leaving their shovel near by. Even this will not over shadow the joy of being able to find and document another Murrell! The dates of their birth match the information found in the old Murrell bible. Harvey Murrell parent's were William A Murrell and Lucinda Foy. I do not know who William's parents were; he was born December 24, 1820. Lucinda was the daughter of Simon Foy and Charlotte Sims. (Charlotte was the daughter of Bartlett Sims and Elizabeth Parish). Josie was the daughter of George Taylor and Jane Grissom. Josie was the granddaughter of Asa Taylor. The Taylor, Murrell, Sims, and Foys were in Limestone Co AL early 1800's. Sims Mary Sims, Charlotte Sims' sister married Benjamin Murrell I have been trying see what relationship William A Murrell might have had with the Murrells that were in Limestone Co AL. If any one has any connection to any of these families that could assist in that I would appreciate hearing from you. Can any one help identify my MURRELL line with any of the other MO Murrells? Keep on looking....things do happen. Pat Murrell Mata > Also visited Murrell Cemetery today and as a result we now have pictures and additions to the inhabitants list. > > Betty > > http://freepages.history.rootsweb.com/~randolph/cemeteries.html > >

4/2/01 edition of the Lebanon Daily Record: Hazel Dell School - 1923-24. Families in the photo are Addison, Breakfield, O Quinn, Massey, Chastain, Barr, Scott, Piercy, Southard, Robinson, Sing, Hough, Gladys Robins Amos, teacher, Jones, Broyles. Let me know if you are researching any of those families in that area.

Recent photos in the Lebanon Daily Record: 4/13/01 edition, Morgan Canning Factory, l920. Tom Shields and Dora Scott are in the photo. 4/10/01 edition, the Hillbilly Preacher, JI Jennings (and his dog), l930's in Lebanon. 4/11/01 edition, Bear Thicket School, l9l0. In the photo are Johnny Kane, Chester Clement, Joseph Smith, Ellis Foust, Zelmer Stoughton, Howard Patton, Georgia Stoughton, Eugenia Shields, Ethel Southton, Blanche Southton, Edna McFarland, Irene Patton, Pearl Clement, Helen Shields, Jim Manning, Florence McFarland, Alma Tucker, Winnie Montgomery, Anna Wissbaum, Nannie Doing, Ivan Manning, Tom Shields, Elmer Doing, Charles Lutke, John Montgomery, Willie Patton, Jesse Shields, Anna Montgomery, Joe Wissbaum, Orville Caffey, Wilford Stoughton, Earlie Glenn, Hobart Manning, Tom Montgomery, Murtle Caffey, Ethel Manning (teacher), Nettie Curry, Orville Foust, Lawrence Patton, Basil Forest, Nellie Curry, Emmaline Montgomery, Loma Glenn and Joe Manning. Bear Thicket School was established in l851 on the McFarland farm on Brush Creek.

The 4/9 edition of the Lebanon Daily Record ran a photo of the Brush Creek Section Crew, l890's. In the photo are John MOrelock LD Weaver, Will Hopkins, Bob Rector, Frank Rector and one unidentified man.

CONWAY CHRONICLE March 11, 1943 Vol. 6, NO. 37 Mr. and Mrs. GH Cain, who have been operating a grocery store in Conway for several months are closing out the stock. They expect to quit business in the very near future. Ill health is the chief reason for them discontinuing the business. Mr. and Mrs. Cain do not expect to leave Conway, however. Mrs. OC Rippee died. Mrs. Cassie Warren was home from the hospital. Jess Lorance and Clyde Case were nominated as school directors. George Jemes had to have his foot amputated. Wm. Warren's condition improved. Mrs. Ada Brooks was improved. Notice of the marriage of Rose Dunkin and Luther Johnson. Mrs. FLoyd Pettit was home from the hospital. Raymond Caffey honorably discharged (parents Mr. and Mrs. Robert Caffey). Death of Mrs. Frank Caffey Son born to Mr. and Mrs. Zelmer Jones Son to Mr. and Mrs. Russell Evans Clarence Peck and family moved from Niangua to Sharp farm in Twilight neighborhood. Hamilton Arthur visiting Wiley Noland, Fred Rader Cadet Floyd E. Daniels of Portland, OR killed in airplane crash in Miami, FL. Mrs. Minnie Deckard died. Public sale held by Ewing Pearce. TOWN TOPICS: EL Holden, CO Knight, Howard Latimer, Wanda Caffey, Ernest Caffey, Tommy Boatz of Conway who was inducted into the army at Ft. Leavenworth, KS last week, came home the latter part of the week to spend a seven day furlough. Ernest Terry, Carl Triplett, Josephine Russell, FM Anderson, Florence COrbett. Lanna Roper, Marie Wirt, Bill McArron, Lon Looney, Ross James, Louis Fields, estate of OC Benage, estate of JL Brooks, JC Rader, Cecil Coyle, Tom Babb, CH Harryman, Velma Graces, Tom Sturdevant, Leslie Rich, Lee Rhoten, Ewing Pearce. SOUTH VIEW NEWS: Paul Prosser, Harvey Reaves, Maude Ichor, Walter Marshall, Paul Wilson, Aunt Molly Earnest, Freeman Gann helped Walter Marshall butcher some hogs Monday. Sarah Marshall, JH McNealey, Emma Newman, Oren Warn, Iris and Orchid Davis, Walter Marshall, Rose Dunkin, Luther Johnson, Zelma Larimer was brought home from hospital in Springfield where she had an appendectomy. RADER NEWS: Rev. Castens, Pauline Cook, Adam Rader, Arthur Rader.

I have been tod that my g grandfather, Thomas Jefferson Plank lived in the Lebannon community . He was a cattle rancher and he owned a broom factory. Can anyone on the list find any information on TJ Plank or his four sons, William, Hebert, John and Louis Plank? Herbert was my grandfather and he married Madge Weddel I believe in Lebannon. At least one of their children was born there before Herbert and Madge moved to St. Louis, Mo. Thanks Donna Hartleb

CONWAY CHRONICLE March 4, 1943 Vol 6, No. 36 WAAC Lt. Ruth G. Guilfoil and Wuxiliary Jessie N. Berry arrived in Springfield and will be stationed there. George Jemes of Good Springs was in Lebanon hospital Condition of Wm Warren still bad. DL Graham's condition was improved. Mr. and Mrs. Wm Wilkerson returned from Springfield where their daughter, Vida Ruth was still in the hospital. Private Harvey P. Shank, son of Joseph E. Shank of Phillipsburg, has completed a course of classroom study and practical training in aircraft maintenance necessary to "Keep 'Em Flying." This distinction was cited in special orders of the Army Air Force's Advanced Flying School, Carlsbad, New Mexico, and was entered into his permanent service record. Mrs. Floyd Pettit was improved. Mrs. Cassie Warren also improved. Experts investigated the break in at Warren Store William Lloyd Pender enlisted in the Navy and went to Jefferson barracks. James Wm. Dodson and Elbert Frankling Yeubanks of Niangua were sent there also. Mrs. Ada Brooks was recovering. Mrs. Byron Harris was home from the hospital after goitre operation. Funeral of Harry R. Baker In the News: Thursa Beldsoe, Grace Price, Martha Caffey, Ernest Caffey, Bob Miles, Lon Looney, Otis Gann recently purchased the Bill Anglin property in southeast Conway and moved his family to their new home last week. Thomas Eugene Boatz, the adopted son of Mrs. Mary Boatz of Conway, left Springfield for Ft. Leavenworth, KS for final examination and induction into the army. Virgil Vernon from Inglewood, CA bought the Porter place in Conway from Byron Harris. His mother, Lizzie Vernon, will move into the place. TOWN TOPICS: Jamilton J. Arthur, Wiley Noland, Catherine Hendrix, EE Yeary, Noel Yeary, JA Yeary, Ray Moore, NO Beck, Joe Pender, Wm. Pender, Ewing Pearce, Ernest McFall, Luther McFaddin, Harlie Cook, Clarene Wm. Dill (Sampson), John Johnson, Virgil Vernon, Lizzie Vernon, Harry Atkins, Juanita Green and Earl Hicks took out a marriage license. Harold D. Wilkerson, Charles Wilkerson, Mr. and Mrs. Huel Gann of Parson, KS, had a daughter, Feb. l5th. Mrs. Gann was at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Everett Poteet, at Charity., Helen Masters, Jess Lorance, George Owens, Tom Forkner, Amon Price, CA Collier, Bertha Miller, May Norton. HO Pearce was selling Columbia Seed Oats. RADER NEWS: Pauline Cook, Arthur Rader, Lorene Davis, Jean Keesling, Paul Davis, Roy Rader, Tip Davis, Junius Davis, Bill Shockley, Joda Sotgsdilll, Ray Peters, Lavina Keesling, Frank Hendrix. REED NEWS: Julia O'Connor, Edna Smith, Edgar Shockley, Bill Shockley, Joda Stogsdill, John Hendrix and family, JE Davis, Mary Davis, Frank Hendrix, Donald and Betty Faulkner, John Daugherty, JE Harris, Sarah Hendrix, Frank Hendrix, Charles Fers, Bill Dry.

CONWAY CHRONICLE February 25, 1943 Vol. 6, No. 35 DL Graham suffered a heart attack. Paul Anderson, son of Mrs. Mamie Miller, was injured in crash. Mrs. Ernest McFall was home from the hospital with the twins (Connie Mae and Bonnie Fay). James GOodson was transferred to Scott Field, Ill (son of Julia B. Smith). Lebanon attorney, Spencer Legan, suffered no damage to property when the Warren drugstore building burned. Dr. JL Benage lost his office and equipment, took some equipment from the office of his late brother, Dr. OC Benage, The office equipment of Dr. Jacob Summers and Dr. OM Reser and a beauty shop were destroyed. Lee Warren moved to Conway. Mrs. Byron Harris recovered from operation. Warren Store and Farmers Exchange in Conway broken into. William Warren still ill, not improving. Janice Middelson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Herschel Mikkelson, married Johnny Baker, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Baker, all of Niangua. SUNNY SLOPE NEWS: Mrs. Rose Larimore, who had been best fast for many years, was some better. Names: Bill and Joe Pender, Charles Hawk, Bill Shockley, Joda Stogsdill, Alice Dill, Metta Bateham, Lillie Spayd, Mrs. Calton, Mrs. Tressie Shields, Mary Stogsdill, Jas. Hedpeth, Mabel Matthews, Alice Dill, Minerva Anglin Henry Oberbeck still trying to seel a 3 room house in Conway. Ray Rhoten, a Japanese POW in the Phillipines. Mrs. Ada Brooks fell and broke her ankle, JC Rader, Floyd Pettit, WH Fenton, Clarence Abbott, Rosecoe Harris, LE Copp, Virgil Dill, Elston E. Yeary. TOWN TOPICS: Ted Rhodes, George Rhodes, William Rader, Ezra Rader, JF Forsythe, Jesse Alexander and family from Springfield, who recently purchased the Lillie Spayd property in the northwest part of Conway, moved to their new home last week. Clarence Peck, Rev. Ornel Peck, Mrs. Creason, Cora Benage, NL Beck, Ray Moore, Rec. Clemings, Roland Anderson, Lafe McKay, GW McKay, Elaine Cowden, William Wilkerson, Vida Ruth Wilkerson (Vernon), Eula Summers, Harold Summers, Clyde Summers, Josie Smith, ALlen Barrett, Lois Bennett, Harry Strickland, Leonard Whitehead, Dorothy and Louise Wissbaum, Tressie Shields, JA Calton, John Shepherd, Edgar Boyd, Ann Boyd, DS Frazier, Dora Haymes, Orvil McKinney, Lon Warren, Joe Warren, Bernard Smith, JM Smith, Bettie Barrett, Harvey Barrett, Bryan Harryman, Ulys Noland, Hayden Massey, Alice Dill, Sarah Rice, Robert Edwards, CO Knight, Rethal Peck, Clarence Peck, John Anderson. Gus Marlin, Bettie Barrett. REED NEWS: Julia O'Connor, Luke O'Connor, Edgar Shockley, Nina Martin, Saunders Faulkner, Joe Shockley, Frank Hendrix, JE Harris, Delia Hendrix, Lucy Hendrix, CC Scott, John Daugherty, Earnest Terry, IA Hendrix. RADER NEWS: Rev. Castens, Rev. Lindner, Adam Rader, IE Dalryemple, Herbert Keeslings, O. Hellwege, Bonnie June Peter and Wanda Faust, Velma Rader, Bill Rader EC Rader.

CONWAY CHRONICLE February 18, 1943 Vol. 6, No. 34 NL Beck sold their farm to Ray Moore and purchased the RI Clemings property. Surprise birthday dinner for Mrs. George McCubbin. HO Pearce sold 120 acres of what was known as the Beckner farm to VE Hulen of Wright County. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest McFall had twin daughters. Fire broke out in the Joe Knight drug store in Lebanon. Lee Warren moving back to Conway Cassie Warren was in a Lebanon hospital. Jimmie Graham enlisted in Nacy The following went into the service: Clarence McFadin, Paul Wilson and Glen Garrett, also Edwin Wilbur Perryman, Elmer Dalton Reaves, Edward Eugene Cline, Carl David Cantrelll, Richard Henry Preston, Charles Louis Williams, Ogal G. Day, and Finis W. Terry. In the news: Clarence Abbott, Willa Smith, Joe Warren, Ernest McFall, Harry McFall, Arthur McFall, Bill and Joe Pender, William Pender, George Owens, Tom Forkner, Metta Bateham, Mrs. Jarrett, Carl Musgrave, Charles Warren, JL Pedroja, Byron Harris. TOWN TOPICS: Earl NOrma, GW McKay, Emma Stanton, BillSmith, Lon Looney, Velma Graves, Etta Graves, Tom Babb, CH Harryman, Jimmie Harris, Ira Marlin, Paul Jump, JT Bentley, EH Harris, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Cain, who have been in California the past year, returned to Missouri several days ago and visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs. GH Cain, in Conway Monday. They were accompanied to Missouri by Mrs. Cain's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bob George, who will live in Niangua. Mr. and Mrs. Cain will return to California where they are engaged in defense work. Their eleven year old son will stay with his grandparents in Niangua. RADER NEWS: Rev. Castens, Lawrence Peters. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Keasling spent Sunday with her folks, A. McClanahan. Lois Shields. SUNNY SLOPE NEWS: Martha Haney, Rose Hawk, Tina Todd, Mary Bell, Frank Bell, FW Daniels, Flo Bell, JJC Keasling of Springfield spent last Tuesday visiting her daughter, Mrs. Flo Bell. Norma Jean Edge, Tina Todd, Tom Todd, Tom Dobbs.

The Lebanon Daily Record ran a photo of the Elm Wood Store near Uss, l920, in the 4/3/01 edition. The store was owned by Hardy and Mary Davis. Also, Joseph Harold Hester died on April lst. He was l00 years old. For those of us familiar with Phillipsburg, especially the Union neighborhood, the Hester family (William and Jenny Dunkin Hester, parents) had eleven surviving children. Only David Hester survives, he lives in Rhea, California.

CONWAY CHRONICLE February 11, 1943 Vol. 6, No. 33 The marriage of Neva Garrison and Flloyd Peters. Alice Watson had an operation. Bobby Moad purchased the old Ollie Newman frame barn. At the PTA meeting: Ed Miller, Inez Wilkerson, Lorene Walker, Allen Barrett, Elmer Gann, Lola Harris Mr. and Mrs. Fogerty. Jim Hendrix crushed his hand. Young son of Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Gilpin broke his arm in fall. Joe Barrett in army hospital. Mrs. Dale Fields visited from Marshfield in the Fred Shockley and Floyd Myers homes. Henry Oberbeck had a 3 room house for sale. Names in news: Pvt. Stanleigh Turner, Clarence Abbott, David McShane, Mrs. Geraldine Garrison, William, WC and Richard Ten Eyck. TOWN TOPICS: Home Thorp, RN Taggard, RD Taggard, CF Tippin, Marvin Tippin, Rev. Tippin, Laurence Ferrier, Vida Ruth Wilkerson, JA Yeary, LL Hall, DH Fisk, ALlen Barrett, Wm. Wilkerson, WJ Bauer, Louise Hendrix, George Swartz, Mrs. Cooper from Phillipsburg, Ezra Rader, Chester Moffat, Laurence Smith, JM Smith, Wm. Warren, R. Spitz, Nick Gilpin, LL Hall, CS Burton, Robert Taylor, WH Fenton, Paul Evans, Bob Miles, Doris Long, Mrs. Murrel day, Paul Johnson, JO Newman, Glen Newman, Forter Kenfield, Paul Benage, ED Harris, Paul Williams, Faye Mitchellll, IA Hendrix, Orin Pearce. RADER NEWS: JT Davis, Rev. Castens, Joda Stodsgill, Bill Shockley, JE Davis, Junior Peters, Ezra Rader

The ELLIOT/ELLIOTT MOST WANTED page has been updated. There are 14 new names - 315 total! Please visit at http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~yvonne/elliott.html and see if your elusive ELLIOTT or variant is there! You will also find links to the GenConnect ELLIOTT and ELLIOT Boards. Visit http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~yvonne/ to see other surname Most Wanted web sites. -- Yvonne Oliver Bowers Listmom ELLIOT & ELLIOTT Family Lists My Rootsweb Resource Page: http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~yvonne/

The OLIVER MOST WANTED page has been updated. There are 16 new names - 225 total! Please visit http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~yvonne/oliver.html and see if your elusive OLIVER is there! You will also find links to GenConnect OLIVER boards. And visit http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~yvonne/ to see other surname Most Wanted web sites. -- Yvonne Oliver Bowers, (Looking for John OLIVER of Cornwall) Listmom - OLIVER-L mailto:oliver-admin@rootsweb.com My Rootsweb Resource Page: http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~yvonne/

The GARRISON/GARRETSON MOST WANTED page has been updated. There are 4 new names -188 total! Please visit at http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~yvonne/garrison.html and see if your elusive GARRISON/GARRETSON is there! You will also find links to the GenConnect GARRISON and GARRETSON Boards. Visit http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~yvonne/ to see other surname Most Wanted web sites. -- Yvonne Oliver Bowers (Looking for John's Parents ) Listmom - GARRISON & GARRETSON Mailing Lists My Rootsweb Resource Page: http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~yvonne/

The MOFFITT MOST WANTED page has been updated. There are 2 new names - 132 total! Please visit at http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~yvonne/moffitt.html and see if your elusive MOFFITT (et al) is there! Also, visit http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~yvonne/ to see other surname Most Wanted web sites. Happy hunting! -- Yvonne Oliver Bowers, List Mom MOFFITT, MOFFETT, MOFFAT, MOFFATT Mailing Lists Robert MOFFITT & Margaret STUART Family File: http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~yvonne/moffitt/WC_TOC.HTM My Rootsweb Resource Page: http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~yvonne/

CONWAY CHRONICLE February 4, 1943 Vol. 6, Number 32 Burial of Susan M. Walker Glen Carver died in Ohio HA Hutsell son Delbert Hutzell in Africa, son Dale in Signal corps. Rev. JM Shockley at the Conway Methodist church Quarterly conference at (Marlin) Bethel Methodist church at Forkners Hill. Rev. Frank Stever. Mrs. Ellen Williams had a heart attack, Mary Whaley, Wendall Williams. Dr. JW Lindsay took his cousin, Victor Lindsay to Lebanon for an appendectomy. Names in news: Paul Benage, EH Harris. Elston Yeary, Walter Langdon of Good Spring neighborhood suffered severe burns. Mrs. Lillie Spayd sold her property to Jesse Alexander of Springfield Salem Extension Meeting: Della Ream, Laggie Luallin, Mrs. Loyd Ikerd, Lawrence Hillme, Charles Bilderback, Ada Moffat, JM McCullock, Mrs. Virgil Luallin. Mrs. Ernest Cox. Vida Ruth Wilkerson was in the hospital in Springfield. Names: Ira Knight, CL Levine, Clara Stallings, Mollie Harris, Ella Talbot. Mrs. McCuen, JA Yeary, EE McElwain, Joe Warren, RD Taggard, Harvey Bennett, Bettie Barrett, Paul Evans, Bob Miles, Roy Collier, Geraldine Harris, Roscoe Harris, Ray Troth, Francis Anderson, FM Anderson, Ezra Rader, Guy Rose, DS Frazier, EC Crowley, Elaine Cowden, Roy Harvey, John Harvey, Ross James, Harry Jameson, Nettie Jameson, Carl Musgrave, Tom mcFadin, Henry Perryman, HL Graham, William Calton, Mrs. Herman Pearce. Mrs. Ena Bradshaw, who has been spending several weeks in Springfield with her daughter, mrs. Pearl Shook, returned to her home in Conway. To Jefferson Barracks: Joseph Harvey Barrett, Omar Pinkney Elmore, Reece Albert Warden, Henry Wood Mooberry, John Franklin McElwain, Jesse Loran Maroney, (transferred from San Diego, CA), Harold E. Anderson. LL Hall discontinued the funeral home in Conway ("lack of support"). Marriage of Freda Taylor and Paul Wilson. Robert Indermuehle died. Mary Chasteen was home from hospital. Notice of Estate of Ruth E. Topp TOWN TOPICS: Rev. Frazier, Grace Price, Aleene Knight, Rev. Forsythe, Herman Vestal, Miss Neva Garrison went to Neosho, MO Tuesday to spend a fe days with friends. Forrest E. Meads of Brush Creek, Elys P. Lindsay, Lt. Joe Shook Jr., Hattie Campbell, GH Cain, Berton Bozarth, Sam Williams, Wm. Warren, Clyde McGrew, Ray Moore, Joe Barrett, Bob Abbott, Mrs. JM Smith, John Brown, SW Harris, Lon Warren, Joe Warren, DL Graham, JC Smith, Earl Durbin, HO Pearce. SUNNY SLOPE NEWS: Joe Kelsey, Harold Kelsey, Charles Todd, Laura Stevens, Paralee Davis, Charles Hawk, David Hester, Nyles Owens, Metta Bateham, John Lord, Charles Todd, Joe Kelsey, Bud Gilpin, Milice Gilpin. RADER NEWS: Jack Rader, EC Rader, Aunt Becca Davis. REED NEWS: Luke O'Connor, Dr. Lindsay, John Daugherty, Julia O'Connor, Luke O'Connor, Bill Shockley, Floyd Meyers, Dale Fields.

CONWAY CHRONICLE January 28, 1943 Vol. 6, Number 31 Rev. RI Clemings resigned from the Conway Baptist church. Installation of Rebeekah officers: Chlora Wallace, Lorene Walker, Lillie Youngblood, Marie Wirt, Lola Harris, Cleta Pearce, ELla Rhoten, Lois Smith, Gladys Reser, Joy Miller. Ralph L. Dennis, President of the Tri-County singing convention. Obit of William C. Druen. It was a cold winter and pneumonia was prevalent. It warmed up to 75 and then dropped 70 degrees overnight. Methodist Society Met: Rev. and Mrs. Frazier, Grace Price, Betty Barrett, Allan Barrett, Joy Miller, Mary Turner, Anna Davis, Mrs. Taggard, Iva Turner, Dorothy Chandler, Millie Hembree, Mrs. Youngblood, Vada Matthews, Mrs. Jump, Mrs. Shockley, Mrs. Shields, Mrs. Taylor, Mrs. Boyd, Mrs. Alice Akey, Mary Harris, Olive Miller. Willard Allen suffered a heart attack. Ezra Rader bought the Moffat property east of Conway Susan M. werninger Walker died. George Pender fractured his hip in a fall. Lois Barrett married James Bennett. HERE AND THERE: Sheriff Dale M. Davis, Stone County; Sgt. Gerald Manes, Charley Manes of Wet Glaze community. Virtle and Harlan Gragg of Nevada SUNNY SLOPE NEWS: Joda Stogsdill, Bill Shockley, Naomi Pender, Rose Hawk, Minerva Anglin, Ray Elliott, Tuck Phillips, Bob Miles, Flo Edge, Mary Bell. Emily Ann Moore, Charline Lindsay, Dr. JW Lindsay, Allen Barrett, Lee Strickland, RH Tapp, James Barrett, Joe Barrett, Allen Barrett. Grace Price Albert Yeary, JA Yeary, Harold Summers, Eula Summers, Guy Anderson, Gene Barrett, Harvey Barrett, Nettie Jameson, JT Bentley, DS Frazier. Ray Moore, NL Beck farm, Maggie Luallin, William Warren. SOUTH VIEW NEWS: Ed Caffey, Paul Prosser, Harvey Reaves, Jennie Minnick, Walter Marshall, Lllllllllllllue Wilkerson died. Cora Harris ill, Jennis Minnick, Walter Marshall, Effice Anglen, Mrs. Willgruve, Wayne Willgrube, Earl Willgrube, Helen Noland, Norma Gann, Dorothy Chandler, Hayden Massey, Edgar Davison, Otis Fesperman, Floral Holiday, Sarah Marshall, Walter Marshall, Sarah Marshall, Anna McNelly, Walter Marshall, Ray Wright, Henry Oberbeck, Walker Legan, Flossie Marimore has not been well this week; Bob Taggard, JH McNeeley, Sarah Marshall. TOWN TOPICS: Lowell Calton, HO Pearce. Clarence Vestal, Earl Vestal, Pete Rhoten, Johnnie Dodson, Mary Lou Randolph, Lloyd Miller, Paul Williams, Guy Hall, Joe Shook Jr., EH Harris, Mrs. Paul Beange ill, LE Sawyer, Ralph Miller, Ed Miller, Ney Dugan of Marshfield, Lon Warren, Joe Warren, Mr. and Mrs. Lige Alexander from Springfield spent Sunday on Conway with his mother Mrs. Martha Daugherty. Earl Hyde, Ralph Beckett, TH Beckett, Dale Fields, Wm. Warren, Gene Anderson left Sunday for Ft. Leavenworth, KS where he was sent to training camp. Earl Durbin lost his glasses. Walnut shells were being used in the manufacture of gas masks. RADER NEWS: Evan Rader, Coy Rader, Claire Gourley, Saturday night visitors were Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Linder in the home of Mrs. Everett Maroney. Thursday night visitors in the Vern Maroney home were Mr. and Mrs. Albert Keesling, Mr. and Mrs. Dick Beard and Joe and Helen King. PT Weaver, Ralph Rader, Tom Medlock. REED News: Claud Scott, JA Stogsdill, Bill Shockley, Lee Lord, John Lord, Juanita, Virginia and Bobby Hendrix, Delia Hendrix, Dale Fields.

CONWAY CHRONICLE January 21, 1943 Vol. 6, No. 30 Dr. JC Smith, local dentist, became a bacteriologist and field man for the Benage Dairy at Lebanon. Joe Shook, Jr., Promoted to second lieutenant (son of Mrs. Pearl Shook). The flour sale at the Cantrell store drew a big crowd last week, a lot of flour was sold and free refrigerator dishes given away. Obit for Isaac Tilman Fite. PTA elects Mrs. WE Holt and Mrs. IA Hendrix officers. Dean Lorance, Lee Hill, Gene Anderson, Jack McElfish and Wayne Calton were on a 7 day leave before leaving for the war. Lottie May Carraway McKay died. Mrs. Paul Benage in SPringfield hospital The following out of towners attended the funeral of Mrs. WF (Gann) White: WF White, Mrs. Russell Sewall, Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Gertslocker, Lillie Miles, Jake Keasling of Springfield and Mrs. George Calton of Richland. Card of thanks from family of Mrs. WF Gann White from WF White and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Dobbs, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Gann, and Mr. and Mrs. Harrison Gann. Card of thanks from family of GW McKay. Phillipsburg News: JO Gordon, Lanna Roper, WI Minnick, Wilbur Roper, SO Harrill, Oral Frankeburger, George Bishop, FH Stewart, Katherine Hays, Wilbur Roper, WI Minnick, Russell Blades, John Hayes, LL Hayes, Lane Robinson, Paul Montgomery, Belle Pease, Cecil Barnett, Liza Barnett, Rev. Wilbur Cravens, JO Hayes Jr., JO Hayes, Richard Lorance, GW Moore. TOWN TOPICS: Ira Hyde, John Hyde, Paul Williams, Roscoe Harris, GD McCubbin, JF FOrsythe, Allene Knight, Joe Knight, Lottie McKay, Ralph Beckett, JT Beckett, William Warren, Clarence McFaddin, Laurence McFaddin, Pete Rhoten, Jake Hudson, Clarence Vestal, JL Pedroga, Thos. E. Babb, Carl Musgrave, Charles Warren, Lloyd Pearce, Herbie Masters, Jess Lorance, Harold Kelsey, Glen C. Sell, Mrs. Simons from St. Louis, Mildred, Zelpha and Bud Payne, Byron Harris, Paul Wilson, John Wilson. RADER COMMUNITY: Jack Rader, Melton Ingle, EC Rader, Lois Lee, Iva Fite, Rev. Walter Cook, Paula Cook.

CONWAY CHRONICLE January 14, 1943 Vol. 6, No. 29 JM Smith is better (heart ailment) Jack Lindsay made a record game, Conway basketabll team. Mr. Cantrell is having a big sale on Enriched Purasnow Flour in his store. SN Bell died Names in news: Roscoe Harris, Paul Williams, DA Dunham, Ross James, Craig Matthews, Orin Pearce, Herman Pearce, Craig Matthews Birthday dinner for Dean Lorance in home of parents, Jess Lorance, Herbie Masters, Rethal Peck attending. Mrs. NL Beck receiving treatment at Lebanon hospital. More names: Quentin Ponder, Bernard Smith, Jake Hudson, Pete Rhoten, Lowell Calton, Paul Jump, Clarence Jump. Dean Lorance, Lee Hill, Jack McElfish, Gene Anderson and Wayne Calton were inducted into army. Jim Bestal and Ernest McFall enlisted in Coast Guard. Attending SN Bell funeral from out of town were Gladys Johnson, Mrs. Claude Holk, David Bell, Elbert and Jean Belll. Mr. and Mrs. John Dodson held a family reunion. Isaac Tillman "Tim" Fite died WH Fenton, NA HArris, Craig Matthews, CF Peck, Joe Gallion, JA Yeary, Iva M. Gann White died in St. Louis Mr. and Mrs. Guy Rose Mary Bell and family Bill Warren, Paul McFaddin, Lorene Walker, Clara Stallings, CF Peck The Methodist church put on a temperance play called "I Made My Son a Criminal". TOWN TOPICS: Guy Rose, Charline Lindsay, WH Fenton, Edward Row and Fay Perryman took out a marriage license, Mildred Pender, Phyllis Durbin, Dora Scroggins, Clyde Kelley, Lon Warren, Joe Warren, Natalie Lindsay, JW Lindsay, Luther Bell, Canaday Farm for rent, estate notice of Ruth E. Topp (Don E. Vernon administrator). Rosecoe Harris, Paul Williams, Georgia May, GW McKay, Bliss McKay, Lafe McKay, Inez Haymes, HE Harris, James Dodson, Lottie McKay ill. SUNNY SLOPE NEWS: Thelma, Velma, John and Lloyd Hendrix, Joda Stodsgill, Minerva Anglin, Nick Bell, Metta Bateham, Herbert Bateham, Alice Dill, John Lord,