Services for E A Ogle Held in Purdin
Edward E Ogle born October 13 1876 in Linn County Missouri died March 30 1952 at Collins Convalescent Home Brookfield aged 75 years 5 months 17 days Funeral held April 1 at Baptist Church Purdin with Rev Kenneth Kelley officiating He married Margaret Armstrong in 1898 who died in 1916 Seven children eight grandchildren and two great grandchildren survive along with three brothers and two sisters The service included Quinn Guyer family song and multiple pallbearers Burial at Purdin Cemetery Wade Funeral Home in charge
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Edward E. Ogle
Dave
Frances Ogle
Linn County
Shelby
Missouri
Collins
Brookfield
Margaret Armstrong
Jennie Hargadine
David
Ralph
Linnells
Eddie
Detroit
Michigan
Johnnie
Orville
Kathryn Smith
Purdin
Bothers
Jet Ogle
Washington State
Floy, Ogle
Alliance
Nebraska
S . Mae Sandlers
Kansas City
Edna Alexander
Omak
Washington
Card of Thanks for kindness after loss and care
The family thanks friends and neighbors for acts of kindness shown after the death and burial of a loved one. Gratitude is expressed for offerings and for the loving care given by Mr and Mrs Collins of the Convalescent Home.
Thanks for kindness after our mother Mrs Nancy Home
We express sincere thanks to friends for kindness during illness death and burial of our mother Nancy Home. We appreciate the flowers and all who assisted us in any way during this sad time.
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Nancy
Linn County 4-H Council Meets Monday April 7
Linn County 4 H Council will meet at Pershing Park South Shelter House Monday night April 7 at 7 30 p m. New officers will take over and committees for the year will be appointed. Officers are Donald Dean Cakerham president Dixie Elliott vice president Carol Lea Varney secretary treasurer and Junior Moss Sentinel.
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Linn County
Pershing Park South Shelter House
Donald Dean Cakerham
Dixie Elliott
Carol Lea Varney
Treasure
Junior Moss Sentinal
Life Span Reflections From Purdin Family Roots
In Purdin Missouri the article recalls Charles B. Purdin born 1797, who donated land for the town site and built its early home. It follows his movements from Delaware to Indiana then Missouri, noting his trades, political loyalties, and life during Missouri’s 19th century growth including roads, rail, education bills, and Civil War tensions.
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Purdin
Charles B. Purdin
Mr. Purdin
Delaware
Washington
Yio
Indiana
Missouri
New Franklin
Howard County
Glasgow
Chariton
Linneus
Alphonso Street
Jefferson
Louisiana
Hamilton
Burr
Cumberland Road
Ohio
Daniel Boone
Monroe
Andrew Jackson
Geyer
Hannibal and
St. Joseph
Carrollton
Burlington
Linn County
Music Concert April 3 At School Auditorium
A school music concert is set for Thursday night April 3 at 8 o'clock in the School Auditorium. The program features Southern Memories, Walk in Jerusalem, Fairest Lord Jesus, Moonlight Sonata, Take Joy Home, and other vocal and instrumental numbers by Girls Sextet, Mixed Chorus, Boys Quartet, Glee Clubs, and Soloists Judy Moore and Dorothy Johnson. A separate Spring Band Concert is scheduled for Thursday night April 10 at 8 o'clock in the same venue.
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John
Boys Glee Club
Magnolia Bloom
Cheney Rain
Et Johnson
Crow Song—Cole
Trees
Judy Moore
Joshua
Jerico
Madame
Jeanette—French
Cain
Hammerstein
Dorothy Johnson
Franz
Charlie Is
Hansel & Gretel
Humperdink
Children of the Moon
Warren
Girls Glee Club
Kirksville
T. Judy Moore
Dorothy Tohnson
Janet Tohnson
Lafollette
Springfield
Gir
Badger
Ruth Ann Jennings
Marlene Abbott
Patty Hanman
Ma’ Nevins
Gayla Ingraham
Jas. Williams
Beverly Moor
Guild
Mary Maxine € Forest
Lord Jesus
Astor
Howard Copend
Duncan Township Special Election Set for April 8 1952
Duncan township will hold a special election on Tuesday April 8 1952. Polls open from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.
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Duncan
Duncan Township
Wanted Practical Nurse for Semi Invalid
Help wanted notice seeks a practical nurse for semi invalid care. Contact 30F21 or write Mrs Elizabeth Lantz Browning Mo for details.
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Browning
Elizabeth Lantz
Browning, Mo
Pioneer Seed Corn Sale Offer
Seed dealer John H. Browning advertises Pioneer seed corn and urges buyers to visit the Scott Browning residence in Browning to select from available varieties and numbers.
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Scott Browning
Browning
John H. Browning
Free Baby Chicks Ad Teases Saturday Giveaway
Good Feed and Produce promotes a Saturday event offering free baby chicks. Readable details suggest participation instructions and timing in April. The notice highlights the giveaway and location, with emphasis on attractively low effort access for customers seeking poultry.
Sheep shearing services offered in Browning Missouri
Notice states readiness to perform sheep shearing this year with contact phone 176F11 in Browning Missouri for service inquiries.
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Browning, Mo
Thanks and sympathy from friends near Purdin Missouri
A letter from Tea B. Street expresses gratitude for kind cards and flowers received during a hospital stay. The note mentions Mrs Harvey Cordray of Purdin Missouri and Aunt Betty Rae Purdin Street, recounting memories of family ties to land promises and reflections on national history spanning over a century.
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Harvey Cordray
Purdin, Mo
Betty Rae Purdin Street
Nally
Betty
Tea B. Street
School Election Results in R-1 Anderson-Hooker District
The R-1 Anderson-Hooker district held an April 1 school election with heavy voter turnout. The 0.73 building levy failed 445 to 705 while two directors were elected to replace incumbents Manley Bucknan and Russell Crist with results listing Hooker, Ware, Sayre, Cannon, and Kimbrough. Rex Hooker publicly thanked voters for the victory and the community spirit was praised.
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R-1
Manley Bucknan
Russell Crist
Resul
Hooker
Ware
Sayre
Cannon
Kimbrough
Radio Service Available At Bailey Maytag Co
Radios may be left for service at the Bailey Maytag Co in Brookfield Missouri. Call phone 587 for details and pickup.
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Bailey Maytag Co
Brookfield
Senior Girls Tea Hosted by P.E.O Chapter V at Cottey College
Chapter V P E O entertained the senior girls and sponsor Mrs Pearl Thurlo with a tea at Mrs Artie Cuesday's home on March 30 from 3:00 p.m. The program featured Reba Humme vocal solos by Janet Johnson, a Cottey College talk by Mrs Ada Bolling, two vocal solos by Judy Moore with Beverly Moore on piano, and a briefing on the PBO Loan Fund by Mrs Ivah Linhart. The dining table displayed a lace cloth, silver coffee service, and a bouquet of yellow snapdragons with lighted candies.
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P.E
Pearle Thurlo
Artie
P.B.O
Ivah Linhar
Hummel
Boing
Easter Egg Hunt and Food Sale Notice
The General Purpose Club will hold a Food Sale at the A M Baker Carpenter Shop on Saturday April 5. Easter sunrise services are planned for Sunday April 13 at 6 am at the Methodist Church in Browing with an Easter egg hunt on the church lawn weather permitting. All children of Browing and surrounding communities are invited to attend.
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General Purpose Club
A.M. Baker Carpenter Shop
Methodist
Browning
Birthday Dinner for Mrs Abbott Held at Home
A family gathering at Mrs. Camora Abbott's home on Sunday March 30 celebrated her birthday with cards and gifts. A two cake dinner followed by conversation, games, and music. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. G Abbott, Miss Betty Campbell, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Abbott, Mr. and Mrs. Custer Brantner, John Lee, Bernice Brantner, Bernie Brantner, Fred Hendrix, Phyllis and Phillip, and others from Harris, B Lambert, and Laclede.
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Camora Abbott
G Abbott
Abbott
John W
Betty Campbell
Pollock
Clifford Abbott
Nancy
Custer Linh
Erman Brantner
Richard
Lucille
Bernie!Brantner
John Lee
Bernard and
Jerry
Fred Hendrix
Phyllis and
Phillip
Harris
B. J. Lambert
Laclede
Comora
Ellis Abbott
Locust Valley Church to Hold Sunday Service
Locust Valley Baptist Church invites worshipers to Sunday School at 10 o clock led by Supt L E Hedges and preaching at 11 o'clock by Rev C H Vaupel of Purdin in the morning service.
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Locust Valley
Birthday Dinner Honors DeWane Gray Afternoon Celebration
Mr and Mrs DeWane Gray host a birthday noon dinner with guests including Mr and Mrs Ralph Coram and J C Coram of New Boston, Mr and Mrs Floyd Waltz, Jean Linah and Gary, Miss Betty and Noomi Page. Miss Betty Pages appears as a fragment.
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DeWane Gray
Ralph Coram
J. C
Lester Coram
New Boston
Floyd Waltz
Jean, Linah and
Gary
Betty
Noomi Page
Betty Pages
Wanted to Buy Timber for Slaves in Missouri Ad
Orville Bashtham of 210 Baltimore in Trenton Missouri advertises seeking bur oak and white oak timber for slaves. The brief notice lists the buyer’s name and address and shows a midwestern 19th century procurement intent.
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Orville Bashtham
Baltimore
Trenton
Browning Girls to Appear In Opera Naughty Marietta
Miss Marilyn Jennings and Miss Marilie Schrock of Browning are set to perform in the comic opera Naughty Marietta at Missouri State Teachers College. Director is Miss Phradie Wells and the orchestra boss is Karl Webb. Performances run April 16 for the public and April 18 for Northeast Missouri high school Seniors Day. Both singers are freshman college students and daughters of local residents.
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Kirksville
Marilyn Jennings
Marilie Schrock
Browning
Northeast Missouri
Miss Jennings
J. D. Jennings
Miss Schrock
Lost Red Gift Strayed from Farm West of Town
Item described as a red gift weighing about 200 pounds strayed from a farm west of town. Finder urged to notify Pete Gray of Browning.
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Pete Gray
Browning
W S of C S Meeting Notes With Mrs Carr Hostess
Mrs Ivah Carr hosted the W S of C S meeting on March 19 with 22 present. Mrs Woolf led the business, Mrs Adams led worship with John 1 verses and hymn This is My Father's World, Mamie Bartow introduced the lesson All working together with God, lessons by Mrs Nelle Williams Mrs Hummel and Mrs Hamilton, Bartow offered closing prayer, refreshments served by Mrs Carr.
Thanking Friends After School Election Results
Porter Sayre expresses gratitude to friends and neighbors for support in the school election held Tuesday and notes appreciation for their efforts on his behalf.
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Porter Sayre
Morris Chapel Sunday School Organized Sunday April 6
Morris Chapel plans a Sunday school session on April 6 at Morris Chapel starting at ten o'clock with preaching at eleven. All are invited to attend worship if not at another church. Joe Moore is superintendent.
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Morris Chapel
Joe Moore
Little Town of Browning
Miss gy Browning laments Browning’s dam threat. The poem recalls half a century of life by the rippling stream and hills, warns that a dam would flood homes churches and schools, and pleads for Uncle Sam to consider displaced families and a cherished old homestead before proceeding.
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Browning
Miss Gy Browning
Uncle Sam
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