Wedding Bells Ring for Three Couples
Theodore Hanman of near this city and Miss Dorris Crist of near Winigan wed in Hannibal with a short minister’s ceremony. About 165 friends later hosted an old fashioned charivari at the groom’s mother’s home. The couple plan to farm on the Mrs. Bell Spencer rental. The Leader Record offers best wishes for health wealth and happiness.
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Theodore Hanman
Dorris Crist
Winigan
Hannibal
Christian Church
Thomas Crist
Sullivan County
Henry Hanman
Bell Spencer
McCown Couple Return to Browning After Meadville Restaurant
Mr and Mrs Tom McCown, previously operating a restaurant on the state highway near Meadville, have moved back to Browning at week’s end. The community welcomes them and hopes they will make Browning their permanent home.
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Browning
Tom McCown
Meadville
Kirby-Sallee Wedding Unites Floyd Kirby and Viola Sallee
Floyd Kirby and Miss Viola Sallee were married at the bride’s father Dudley Sallee’s home on Saturday March 27. The couple, from respected local families, now reside at the T. A. Hall farm near Eversonville and receive best wishes for a long, happy life.
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T. A. Hall
Eversonville
Leader-Record
Notice for sale fence posts near Browning
White oak fence posts for sale cheaply. Located on State Gravel, 6 miles north of Browning. Seller: W. A. Lintner of Milan, Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Browning
W. A. Lintner
Milan
Stone Morrow wedding joins Earl Stone and Wanda Morrow
Earl Stone and Miss Wanda Morrow wed in Linneus on Monday March 29. The bride, admired by many in the city, is known as an accomplished young lady from near Umphreys. The groom, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ot Stone, is described as a steady young man employed with a can tion company on the high- He is praised as a fine young man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stone-Morrow
Earl Stone
Wanda ‘Morrow
Linneus
Fred Morrow
Near Umphreys
Ot Stone
Near
Is City
Couple Receives Congratulations After D B Stone Farm Wedding
The couple, who have spent their lives in the community, are now at the D. B. Stone farm southwest of the city. They receive warm congratulations from many friends as the Leader-Record joins in the celebration.
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D. B. Stone
Leader-Record
Lantz Family Dinner Welcomes Four Generations
Mr and Mrs J R Lantz hosted a family dinner at their home on Sunday April 3 with four generations present. Great grandfather J R celebrating his eightieth birthday and baby Ronald Clifton among the attendees, joined by Mr and Mrs J R Lantz Mr and Mrs C R Lantz Mr and Mrs Maurice Lantz and son and Mrs Minnie Palmer.
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J. R. Lantz
J. R
Ronald Clifton
C. R. Lantz
Maurice Lantz
Minnie Palmer
Birthday Gathering Fetes J E Spencer on 63rd
In early Sunday noon, family and friends crowded the home of J E Spencer for his 63rd birthday. A table of food set at 12 o’clock, with numerous Spencer relatives from Brookfield, Browning, Purdin, and Detroit joining in games, photos, and visits before departing with birthday wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Spencer
Fern
E. W. Spencer
Nolan
Harold Dean
Brookfield
Lola Porter
Carl
Browning
Wanda Hainey
Mable Nickell
An Appreciative Reader Note From Kansas City
Inclosed money order for subscription to the Leader Record. P. C. Mullins writes from Kansas City about illness and recovery, thanking friends for care, visits, and hospital treatment. He expects to stay a few months and expresses gratitude and cheerful wishes.
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Kansas City
Joe
P. C. Mullins
Obituary for Rosalind Britton of Sullivan County
Rosalind Britton born February 9 1889 near Old Owasco in Sullivan County died March 18 at St Joseph Hospital No 2 after a cerebral paralysis of the left side. Interment followed at St Joseph due to a heavy snow storm. Survived by daughters Elsie Ivie Milan and Chillicothe a grandson Byron B Brown Springfield MO a granddaughter Eula McCool Preston KS and son Leo C Morris. Her husband Lester Morris was buried in 1914. A funeral attendee was her son Leo C Morris. Four years ago she was described as a brilliant and beautiful personality.
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Rosalind Britton
Sullivan County
Old Owasco
St. Joseph Hospital No. 2
St. Joseph
Mt. Zion
Lester Morris
Leo C. Morris
Elsie
Ivie
Milan
Chillicothe
Eula McCool
Preston
Kansas
Byron B. Brown
Springfield
Hot school election draws fans and long hours
Browning residents filled the streets as candidates campaigned for school directors. Willie Bond led with 138 votes, followed by J. D. Burwell with 132. The board organized with Burwell as president, Williams as secretary, and Nickell as treasurer.
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Browning
Friends of the
Aspirants
Willie Bond
J. D. Burwell
W. A. Bond
W. H. Dickinson
J. R. Williams
W. P. Nickell
City election yields quiet vote across wards
Voters turnout strong for both city and school elections. W A Bond wins East Ward board seat, L C Lantz takes West Ward, and Elmo Schrock becomes mayor to fill the remaining term. Board elects J D Lay as chair and plans to appoint clerk and city treasurer in coming sessions.
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W. A. Bond
L. C. Lantz
Elmo Schrock
G. T. Carter
J. D. Lay
East Ward
West Ward
Raymond Harris
George Hooker, Local Farmer and Carpenter Dies
George Hooker, formerly of this area and now residing near Laredo, died around 1:00 Wednesday morning after a brief illness. He was a farmer and carpenter, and his sudden passing shocked the community.
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George Hooker
Laredo
Mr. Hooker
Obituary Notice Promises Details Next Week
The deceased is described as a lifelong community member and son of Mrs. Ida Hooker. He is survived by his wife, two daughters, two sons and many relatives and friends. A full obituary will run in these columns next week.
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Ida Hooker
City Auto Licenses Due By April 15 Last Notice
City Clerk J. N. Neet warns all residents to renew city license plates by April 15. This is the final notice from the city clerk.
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J. N. Neet
Ear test for seed corn improves vigor and reduces rot
F M Campbell of the Missouri Board of Agriculture explains a practical ear test. Take six or more grains from each ear after careful selection, sampled from tip, butt and middle, ensuring all grains germinate. Strong germination predicts robust stalks and yields, while weak kernels rot more readily in cold wet post-planting conditions.
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F. M. Campbell
Missouri Board of Agriculture
Insect Pest Outlook From Missouri Officials
State Plant Commissioner K C Sullivan notes March cold harmed chinch bugs and possibly grasshopper eggs, reducing pest pressure for Missouri crops. He says 80 percent of San Jose scale survived before the cold while fruit crops show little damage aside from peaches, with apples pears cherries berries largely spared.
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K. C. Sullivan
Missouri State Board of Agriculture
San Jose
Missouri
Missouri Adopts Stricter Hog Movement Rules
The Missouri State Board of Agriculture enacts new hog movement regulations effective March 4, 1932. Truck movements now fall under same rules as rail shipments and assembling pens are quarantined. The policy aims to curb cholera outbreaks linked to uninspected livestock passing through yards and dispersal points within the state.
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Missouri State Board of Agriculture
Homer A. Wilson
Board of Agriculture
Marsha ll N. Adamson Dies After Illness in Browning
Marshall N Adamson aged 69 9 2 died at his Browning home Tuesday March 29 1932 after a nine day illness Born June 27 1862 in Clanda Boy Canada he lived in Missouri Iowa and Linn County Missouri and served as Browning mayor and night marshal Survived by two sisters seven nephews and six nieces. Funeral March 31 at the family home with Rev Rudloff and burial at Price Cemetery near Winigan.
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Marshall N. Adamson
Isaac
Mary Ann Adamson
Clandaboy
Canada
Browning
St. Louis County
Missouri
Linn County
Winigan
Marsh
Adamson
Mary A. Adamson
Catherine Gooch
Brookfield
Pan Adamson
Nebraska
Rev. Rudloff
Price Cemetery
Card of Thanks for M. N. Adamson
We thank friends and neighbors for kindness and sympathy during the sickness and death of our beloved brother and uncle M. N. Adamson. The Family.
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M. N. Adamson
J B Harvey Dies After Illness in City Hardware Firm Leader
J B Harvey, longtime local hardware dealer, died Tuesday night after days confined to his room with a complication of disease. Despite nurse care, he did not recover. Funeral services were held at the Baptist church yesterday at 2 30 pm with interment in Jenkins cemetery. An obituary will follow next week.
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J. B. Harvey
Harvey
Baptist Church
Jenkins Cemetery
Slats' Diary Fragment at the Dore
A fragment from Slats' diary recalls a tramp asking for a sandwich at the door and receiving a nickel from Pa Wood, who declines since he just finished his dinner.
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Dore
Preaching at Church of Christ in Leon Iowa
Rev Hear of Leon Iowa will preach at the Church of Christ next Sunday at 11 a m and 7 30 p m. Everyone is cordially invited to attend the services.
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Church of Christ
Hear of
Leon
Iowa
Easter Outing Brings Joyful Gatherings at School House
An Easter Sunday event at the Jenkins area school house drew families for a wiener roast and marshmallows. Attendees listed include Mr and Mrs Fred Cotter and daughter Martha Ann, Mr and Mrs Jay Burkholder and children Vaughn and Virginia, several Haley and Smith family members, and others. The crowd enjoyed games, visits, and shared treats, planning more events in the future.
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Jenkins
Fred Cotter
Martha Ann
Jay Burkholder
Vaughn
Virginia
Alta. McCormick
Forrest Gooch
Dayle
James
Bertie
W. B. Haley
Reva
Marjorie Stufflebean
Geneva Haley
Les Haley
Velma Smith
Evelyn Haley
Barbara Bailey
Carolyn Haley
Jean Bailey
Chlrne Haley
Elmer Taylor
Jay Christy
Jay Griffith
Ben Bailey
Willard Smith
Cecil Cassity
Paul Smith
Wilson Lay
Claude Smith
Harold Haley
Rev Harmon to Speak on KFEQ Radio Next Sunday
Reverend L. V. Harmon will address listeners on Station KFEQ in St. Joseph next Sunday from 12 30 to 1 p m. Professor Vinaroff will join him for the program.
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L. V. Harmon
K.F.E.Q
St. Joseph
Prof. Vinaroff
See us for wall paper Long Bell Lumber Sales Corp
A brief notice from Long Bell Lumber Sales Corp invites customers to view wallpaper offerings. The short message emphasizes shopping at their location for wallpaper products and home decor needs.
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Long- Bell Lumber Sales Corp
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