Funeral services held at Mt Zion Church for Anna M Arnold
Anna M Arnold born July 3 1881 in Sullivan County Missouri died March 22 1943. She married John R Kenley in 1900 and leaves a daughter Myrtle Manley plus a granddaughter Betty and several stepchildren and siblings. Services were held March 24 1943 at Mt Zion Church with Rev P H Chaffee and pallbearers named. Burial at Mt Zion cemetery under Schoenes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna M. Arnold
N. B
Lousinda P. Arnold
Sullivan County
Missouri
John R. Kenley
Myrtle Manley
Moberly
Betty
St. Louis
Frankie Brantner
Browning
J. W. Kenley
Indianapolis
Indiana
Ella Long
Colorado Springs
Colorado
Ella V. Mee- Collum
Milan
Norman Arnold
Charley Arnold
Green Castle
Ray Arnold
John Arnold
Marceline
Card of Thanks for Kindness and Sympathy
We express sincere thanks for kindness during illness death and burial of our loved one. Grateful for actions and words of sympathy from friends and family. Daughter Granddaughter and Family.
Methodist Church Service Details and Speakers
Methodist Church service schedule lists morning worship at 11 with Communion, officers Mrs Beverly Moore and Mrs Almeda Bartow. Evening service at 8. North Salem speaker Fay Peterson on Sunday April 4 at 11. Rev Snyder to preach at 3. Women’s Society of Christian Service Senior Circle meets Thursday April 1 at Mrs Lellia Nickell and Mrs Mary Hooker in charge of lesson led by Mrs Elizabeth Prather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cyan School
Beverly Moore
Almeda Bartow
North Salem
Fay Peterson
Snyder
Women’s Society of Christian Service
Lellia Nickell
Mary Hooker
Elizabeth Prather
Happy Workers Club Meets for Noon Dinner
On March 25 the Happy Workers Club gathered with Minnie Harris hosting twelve members including seven men four children and four visitors. Attendees brought songs letters and reports while embroidering and quilting were the hostess duties. Next meeting set for April 14 with Mrs Faye Taylor inviting all visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Happy Workers Club
Minnie Harris
Mary Spencer
Helen Harris
Wileta Taylor
Doris Harris
Faye Taylor
Carrie
Blanche Morris
En Shaw
Franklin
Fred Driftmier
Egypt
Edgar Guest
Mr. Morrison
Australia
Myrtle Thomas
Nellie Brown
Montrose
California
Fred Robinson
Carrie Morris
Memorial stock sale at Fulkerson Monument Co.
Bargain alert from Fulkerson Monument Co in Brookfield Missouri with a ready stock of memorials bought before a price raise. Act now to secure limited inventory before it sells out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fulkerson Monument Co
Brookfield, Mo
For Me and My Gal on Tour with Judy Garland
Judy Garland stars as the daughter of the A E F in a big show with songs from classic tunes. Gene Kelly and George Murphy dazzle with superb dancing in scenes ranging from Broadway to Paris. See it next Saturday and Sunday with no advance admissions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judy Garland
Johnny
Gene Kelly
George Murphy
Broadway
Paris
Frances Jane Adams Born At Simpson Hospital Milan
Mr and Mrs Glenn Adams announce the birth of a baby girl Frances Jane weighing 74 pounds at Simpson Hospital Milan on March 24. Mrs Adams is formerly Miss Margaret Hopper of Milan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn Adams
Simpson Hospital
Milan
Frances Jane
Adams
Margaret Hopper
Brassfield Couple Welcome Baby Boy Richard Arthur
Mr and Mrs P A Brassfield announce their son Lieut A J Brassfield of Miami Florida reports the birth of a baby boy at 7 oclock Tuesday morning March 27 weighing 6 pounds 8 ounces both mother and child are doing nicely Richard Arthur is the name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. A. Brassfield
Lieut
A. J. Brassfield
Miami
Florida
New Fish Pfc Edward F Williams Joins Hq Brty at Camp Tyson
Pfc Edward F Williams son of Mr and Mrs J R Williams transfers to Headquarters Battery at Camp Tyson Tennessee He brings a rich musical background having taught at Wyaconda Consolidated School Missouri and he plays brass instruments and piano He is also noted as a tenor and a capable basketball player indicating his talent beyond military duties while the unit seeks Personnel Technicians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Tyson
Tenn
Edward F. Williams
J. R. Williams
Brty
Wyaconda Consolidated School
Williams
Notice of Annual School Election in Browning district
The School District of Browning in Linn and Sullivan counties Missouri will hold an annual school election on Tuesday April 6 1943 from 7 a m to 6 p m at the Auditorium Gymnasium. Voters will elect two directors for three years and decide on a tax rate of 58 mills on the 100 dollars valuation for school purposes. Judges of the election are Guy Adams Mrs Nellie Seaman and Mrs Jeesie Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee
Ms.l
Browning
Linn
Sullivan Counties
Missouri
Auditorium Gymnasium
Guy Adams
Nellie Seaman
Jeesie Jones
Board of Education
Browning Missouri Holds Election On April 6 1943
Notice lists election in Browning Missouri for mayor police judge collector marshal and two aldermen in East and West wards. Voting places assign East Ward Harris Coal Office and West Ward Printing Office. Election judges named for both wards with dates and times from 7 AM to 7 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Browning
Missouri
East Ward
West Ward
Harris Coal Office
R. M. Calhoun
S. J. Bartow
Maren Woolf
Lula Carter
R. E. Carter
Robert Morrow
Sailor Earl Johnson Writes Home From Southwest Pacific
Earl C. Johnson of the U S Navy sends a letter to his sister in Missouri dated March 13 1943. He describes travel in the Southwest Pacific Ocean a desire to swim back home and asks for his nephew Will's Oma ha address. He notes mail delays and his wish for war’s end. A separate notice offers yellow soy beans from C R Lantz of Browning Missouri with a 90 percent germination test.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jewel
Pacific Ocean
Will
Omaha
Missouri
Earl C. Johnson
U. S. Navy
C-O Fleet Post Office
New York
N. Y
C. R. Lantz
Browning, Missouri
Letter From Hawaii from PFC John H. Alquist Jr
A wartime message from Hawaii dated February 12 1943 expresses gratitude for a birthday card and sends regards to nine teen service members on the mailing list. The letter from PFC John H. Alquist Jr a friend of Miss Wileta Taylor, was received by the Mt. Zion Happy Workers Club in Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawaii
Happy Workers Club
M. L. Ball
Cora
Missouri
Johnny Alquist, Jr
Mt. Zion
PFC
John H. Alquist, Jr
Wileta Taylor
Food Sale by Wo mans Society at Methodist Church
The Senior Circle of the Woman's Society of Christian Service at the Methodist Church sponsors a food sale on April 24, 1943. Patronage requested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Society of Christian Service
Methodist Church
Locust Valley Church Holds Saturday Night Meeting
Notice of a business meeting at Locust Valley Baptist Church Saturday night at 8:00. All church members and others interested are urged to attend.
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Locust Valley Baptist Church
True Blue Club Greets Members on March Meeting
The True Blue Club met on March 24 with Mrs. Edgar Morris. Twelve members and one visitor, Little Jenny Sue Morris, attended. The group voted to donate $2 more to the Red Cross, totaling $5, and noted the loss of Fay and Alice Coulter who are moving to Chillicothe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
True Blue Club
Edgar Morris
America
Jeny Sue Morris
Louis Arnold
Red Cross
Fay
Alice Coulter
Chillicothe
Scott McGhee Dies at Fulton in 57th Year
Scott McGhee 57 lifelong Carrington resident died at 1 20 Monday at Fulton hospital from a flesh puncture fatal to his left hand ten days earlier He was born May 22 1885 in Linn County Mo and married Susie Kemp in 1906 He is survived by his widow a daughter four half sisters and one sister Funeral services at Carrington Baptist Church Tuesday at 2 30 led by Rev G W Wright Burial in Carrington cemetery true Christian and neighbor remembered by Fulton Daily Sun Gazette
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamison Scott McGhee
Carr
Llaway Hospital
Fulton
Mr. McGhee
Linn County
Missouri
Benjamin F. McGhee
Ida Jamison McGhee
Lawrence Renee
Carrington
Susie Kemp
Raymond A. Walker
Callaway County
McGhee
Carringtonist Church
St. Louis
Writa Peterson
Peters
Elsie Spencer
Ponca City
Okla
Warren Gooch
Purdin
Roxie Finney
W. J. Cokerham
Carrington Baptist Church
G. W. Wright
Auxvasse
Callaway
Sunday Dinner Guests In Benton Township Social
Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Sloan Mrs. W. G. Twyman and Mrs. L. W. Hummel were Sunday dinner guests of Mrs. Crawford and daughter Nellie Seaman. Mr. and Mrs. Humphreys and son of near Galt were afternoon callers. They were entertained in the afternoon by Mrs. Crawford singing old time ballads her father used to sing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. S. Sloan
W. G. Twyman
L. W. Hummel
Linn County Galls 30 Men to Report April 8
Linn County drafts thirty men to report for Armed Forces induction on April 8 at Fort Leavenworth. The list includes Carl Edwin Seitz Brookfield Murphy Elliott Pur din Wayne Simpson Epperson Marceline Robert Loren Irelan Francis Lee Lyons Glen Langwell Aubry James Serfass Monroe Pharis Kelly Raeburn Powell Linneus John Reffett Glenn Carriker Ronald Schrock Lloyd Stahl Norton Mitchel Simms Brookfield Sammy Pickens Raymond Brown Marceline Farrel Gus Cole Jas Edgar Melte Manford Mercer Luther Oldham Adezir Emmett Bleck Lester Kelly Brookfield Chas Burgener Marceline Leo Hensley Arthur Byars John Woolsey Brooklyn? Geo Wilcox Simpson Brookfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn County
Fort Leavenworth
Carl Edwin Seitz
Brookfield
Murphy Elliott
Purdin
Wayne L. Simpson
Adrain
Epperson
Marceine
Robert Loren Irelan
Francis Lee Lyons
Glen Edgar Langwell
Marceline Aubry
James Serfass
Monroe Pharis Kelly
Browning Raeburn
Jay Powell
Linneus
John Wm. Reffett
Bucklin
Glenn Eugene Carriker
Buck In
Ronald Max Schrock
Browning Lloyd
Richard Stahl
Chula
Norton K. Mitchel
Laclede
Earl Eugene Simms
Sammy Allen Pickens
Raymond Ora Brown
Browning Farrel
Gus Cole
Marceline Jas
Edgar Melte
Manford
Jas
Mercer
Merceline
Luther Oldham
Adezir
Marceline Emmett
Eugene Bleck
Lester Ashbury Kelly
Chas
Geldings Noted For Good Training From Jas Dunlap
One team and three well broke geldings praised by Jas Dunlap as solid prospects for riders. The description highlights quality bred stock with calm dispositions and reliable performance.
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Jas. Dunlap
Second Lt James W McQuown Completes Tank Destroyer School
Lieut James W McQuown of Browning Missouri earned his commission as Second Lieutenant after graduating March 26 1943 from the Tank Destroyer Officer Candidate School at Camp Hood Texas. The thirteen week course covered weapons vehicles radio and administration totaling five hundred fifty hours with emphasis on leadership stamina and initiative. He is to be congratulated on completing the program and his graduation. He arrived home Saturday to visit his parents Mr and Mrs C L McQuown and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Browning
Missouri
Army of the United States
Camp Hood
Texas
Tank Destroyer School
Lloyd E. Gates
J. W
C. L. McQuown
Sunshine Workers Club Meeting for Minnie Luncheon
The Sunshine Workers Club met with Mrs. Lawrence Riedl on a Wednesday in February. A large crowd arrived by autos and wagons to enjoy Minnie's covered dish luncheon. Members sewed for Red Cross, finishing garments and taking unfinished work home. A short program of songs and talks followed and the meeting ended with prayer by Mrs. Mabel Jessieps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunshine Workers Club
Lawrence Riedl
Peer
Oene
Minnie
Red Cross
Mabel Jessie
First Aid Classes Offered by Linn County Red Cross
Linn County Chapter American Red Cross offers first aid training for residents. Interested individuals should leave their name at the local office. An instructor from Brookfield, a graduate of the Red Cross National Aquatic School, will teach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn County
American Red Cross
Giese
Linn Unty
Red Cross
Brookfield
Tim Structor
Thanks To Voters In Benton Township Election
A brief note expresses gratitude to Benton township voters for loyal support in Tuesday's election and names Lela Neet H. V. Campbell and Jerry Jennings as supporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benton Township
H. V. Campbell
J. J. Smith
Lela Neet
Ethel Richardson
Mark Gooch
Glenn Gooch
Jerry Jennings
E. L. Haley
Carl Drake
Ray Cloud
Benton
Otis Lawrence
John Robison
D. L. Cady
Justice of Peace
J. E. Marvin
C. C. Williams
Stitch And Chatter Club Meets For Quilting Day
The Stitch and Chatter Club met March 24 with Mrs. Alma Browning hosting twenty members six men eight children and one visitor. Members quilted and pieced a comfort top and shared a noon dinner. The group voted donations to the Red Cross and USO and elected new officers. The next meeting will be April 8 with Mrs. Florence Elliott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stitch and Chatter Club
Alma Browning
Red Cross
Treasury
Blanche Head
Irene
Florence Elliott
Slats Diary Week Reflections From Church To Small Town
A diaristic week recounts church greetings after service, family tensions with the editor, a neighbor dispute over a teen’s romance, a pupil’s essay on spine, a lesson learned from meddling with another’s affairs, dusty heat and a comic note about worms at a fishing trip, capturing small town life and its oddball humor.
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Mt, Zion Church
Orlen Harris
Electric Theatre
H. L. Adams
Earl Johnson
U. S
Ross Fuller
U.S. Navy
Scott McGhee
Ington Farmer
Janus
Linn County Galls
James W. McQuown
Jake Atkins
Probley
Ant Emmy
Jake
Reddy
Blisters