Willing Workers Club Hosts Dinner and Contest
Mrs. Forest Gooch led a Willing Workers Club evening with Mihara Club guests. Twelve members, eight young folks, three children and ten men attended. Psalm 54 opened, and the Battle of Republic was sung as sides were chosen for a contest. Cecil Cotter donated 25 cents to the flower fund, matching 54 cents raised by Elma. Next meeting set with Emma Haley on Tuesday April 12. Roll call and seed exchange noted.
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Aere Mihara Club
Isabel Gooch
Cecil Cotter
Emma Haley
C. R
Grantsville Homemakers Club Meets With Mrs Schreckhise
The Grantsville Homemaker's Club met with Mrs. Joe Schreckhise on a Wednesday for an all day session. Eight members and one guest, Mrs. Howard Jenkins, attended. Mrs. Marlin Woodside presided. Mrs. Hubert Lyons demonstrated rug making. The next meeting will be Mrs. Merle Worag.
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Grantsville
Community Ladies Club Notes March Meetings
The Homeworkers Club led by Mrs. G W Prather met March 31 with six members and seven visitors. A program included one song America and a talk on Undulent Fever. April 14 gathering planned with Mrs Elmer Wykoff. Knifong Ladies Aid held March 15 with four members and a full day of work and dinner. Kaifong Aid meetings included March 29 at Mrs Ray Johnson’s, with quilt finishing and a covered dish lunch plan for April 5 with Mrs Ada Bolling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homeworkers Club
George Prather
Ned Undell
America
Prather
Crippled Children Fund
Elmer Wykoff
Knifong Ladies Aid
Iva Linhart
Ray Johnson
Kaifong Aid
Etta
Ida
Bolling
Jesus
Bartow
Ada Bolling
Aid
Local Social Circles Recall Visit To Brookfield
Local residents hosted and visited over a weekend with Brookfield families. Mrs Dorsey Stevenson and son Eugene Neely stayed with the Baileys. The Rhodes brought Florence Ludwig home after nine weeks in their care. Sunday guests included the Harris Gooch and Harris households and Beth. Pvt J D Elliott returned home on a ten day furlough.
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Dorsey Stevenson
Eugene Neely
Brookfield
Charley Bailey
W. R. Rhodes
Trenton
Florence Ludwig
Rhodes
W. P. Nickell
R. E. Harris
G. D. Gooch
Clayton Harris
Beth
F. R. Fanning
Pvt
J. D. Elliott
Local Social Notes and Visits Across Town
Visiting and return trips fill the week as residents travel to Fort Bliss Texas and Chicago. Families gather for meals and DAR events while friends call on neighbors in Brookfield Kirksville Centerville and Blue Jacket Oklahoma. Mrs Turner returns from Chicago and hospital patients adjust at home.
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Loren Ehltiott
Fort Bliss
Texas
Byron Schrock
Eugene McKay
Columbia
Leon’ Kenley
Gary
Jerrie Schrock
Saralou
Marilie
Ray Spencer
Blue Jacket
Okla
J. E. Spencer
J. B. Taylor
Neva Grice
Allen Swisegood
Kansas City
Cordie Swisegood
L. W. Hummel
Nellie Seaman
DAR
Helen Leaphart
Brookfield
F. E. Meyers
Jas. P. Bolling
H. S. Johnson
H. C
Junius Buxton
Chicago
Turner
Centerville
Iowa
Edith Kimber
Annabeth Adams
Duncan Township elects local officials in recent vote
At the township election in Duncan Township last Tuesday the trustee was Ross Burk. Members of the board were G. G. Freeland and Robert Fields. Clayton Warren Lloyd Trumbo was elected clerk assessor, with Lloyd Trumbo also noted as collector.
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Duncan Township
Ross Burk
G. G. Freeland
Robert Fields
Clayton Warren Lloyd Trumbo
Residents Attend To Move In Local Notice
Rev and Mrs E P Weatz have rented the Jay eerie home recently purchased him and Mrs Smith are moving this week Jr and Mrs Chas Johns are moving where the Weavers are moving from Mr and Mrs Harvey are moving to an apartment in the Brantner home
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E. P. Weatz
Jay Eerie
Foster Family Hosts Dinner for Pvt Morris Foster
Mr and Mrs Vernie Foster and family held a Sunday March 27 at one o clock dinner in honor of their son Pvt Morris Foster. Attending were Hugh Hale Clinton Nile Hale Shirley William Vivian Foster and Virgin Dean. Others calling included Noble Crooks Walter Scott J D Elliott and Edward Foster and daughter. Morris was en route from Camp Chaffee Arkansas to Camp Hood Texas.
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Vernie Foster
Pvt
Morris Foster
Hugh Hale
Clinton
Nile Hale Shirley
Willia Vivian Foster
Virgi Dean
Noble Crooks
Walter Scott
J. D. Elliott
Edward Foster
Morris
Camp Chaffe
Arkansas
Camp Hood
Texas
Jet mechanic Sgt Bun dies completes B 45 course
Staff Sergeant Lyle Bun Dies of Browning Missouri recently finished a three week B 45 Jet Mechanics Course at March Air Force Base California. The course covered engineering instruction and maintenance procedures on the four engine North American B 45 bomber. Bun Dies unit, the 47th Bombardment Group at Barksdale Air Force Base Louisiana, is set to become the USAF’s first jet bomb group with the B 45 assignment.
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Lyle Bundies
Roy Bundies
Browning, Mo
Major Air Force Base
California
47Th
Barksdale Air Force Base
Louisiana
Sgt
Bundies
USAF
Airman Earns Recognition for Service in 86th Bomb Squadron
A B-26 light bomber crew chief in the 86th Bomb Squadron has been assigned to the 47th Group for over 1387 months. He is a Browning High School graduate.
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Browning High School
Browning City Election Yields Re-elected Leaders
C. W. Gooch was re-elected mayor defeating George Crooks. Ovid Atkins won another West Ward alderman post against Louis Arnold, with Robert Moore re-elected East Ward alderman. Adramn Stone, Mrs. Neva Grice, and O. C. Garret won council, marshal, and police judge roles respectively. School race named Mabyn Gooch and Carl Drake.
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C. W. Gooch
Browning
George Crooks
Ovid Atkins
Louis Arnold
Robert Moore
Adramn Stone
Neva Grice
O. C. Garret
Mabyn Gooch
Carl Drake
School Board Reelects Directors Unopposed
Directors were reelected without opposition as the regular school levy passed by a strong majority in the electorate.
Unhappy People Always Wrong Says Inspirational Note
A motivational line declares that those who feel unhappy are wrong in their feelings and in seeking help from others, framing misery as a personal failing rather than a circumstance. It emphasizes self reliance and internal control over emotions.
posterity concern voiced by modern generations
Many people claim they alone worry about posterity, reflecting a common sentiment that concerns about future generations are uniquely pressing for the present era. The remark mirrors ongoing debates on sustainability and long term planning.
Fragmentary notes on hospitality and local figures
A Browning man notes the wolf at the front door is crowded by the tax collector landlord and the butcher. Bad temper harms the holder more than the attacked. Women clip fancy recipes then open a can of beans for meals.
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Browning
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Mrs. Forest Gooch
Willing Workers Club
Grantsville Homemaker’s Club
Joe Schreckhise
G. W. Prather
George Street
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Reisch School of Auctioneering
Purdin
Browning ® Lumber CO
America’s
Sunbeam
Linn County
Purdin, Missouri
Slifer’s Dry Cleaners
Chillicothe, Mo
Griffis Shoe Shop
Browning, Missouri
Elliston
Cora
Missouri
Ford Tractors
Dearborn
Sherman
FORD
Ford Demonstration
van Christy
Glen Rouse
Green City
J. H. Butler
Morrison Tractor and Implement CO
Greencastle
Sullivan, Putnam
North Linn Counties
Wade Furniture & Appliance
Evangelistic Services
Purdin Methodist Church
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