Infant Ronald Neil Smith Passes After Brief Life
Ronald Neil Smith son of Herman and Leatha Smith was born February 4 1936 and died March 31 1937 in a Kansas City Kansas hospital at age one year one month twenty seven days. Survived by parents three grandparents a great grandparent three uncles an aunt and a half aunt in Kansas. Funeral services were conducted by Rev O B Hobbs at North Salem on Thursday April 1 with interment in Jenkins Cemetery.
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Ronald Neil Smith
Herman
Leatha Smith
Kansas City
Kansas
Altho
Earth
O. B. Hobbs
North Salem
Jenkins Cemetery
Card of Thanks for Herman Smith Family
We thank neighbors and friends for acts of kindness shown during the death and burial of our son and grandson Herman Smith. The Grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Herman Smith express gratitude for support.
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Herman Smith
Cinderella Club Hosts Bridge Dinner In Brookfield
Mrs. Robert Moore entertained Cinderella Club and guests Mrs. K. M. Duncan of Brookfield Mrs. H. C. Bailey Mrs. Eunice Dickinson Mrs. Jimmie Rudloff and Mrs. J. R. Williams with a two course bridge dinner on Tuesday evening March 30 Favors for high scores went to Mrs. Duncan and Miss Erma Peterson.
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Robert Moore
Cinderella Club
K. M. Duncan
Brookfield
H. C. Bailey
Eunice Dickinson
Jimmie Rudloff
J. R. Williams
Duncan
Erma Peterson
Bide A Wee Club Holds Covered Dish Dinner
Members of the Bide A Wee Club gathered at the H C Bailey home for a Wednesday evening covered dish dinner on March 31. Invited guests included Mrs. D A Taylor Linneus Mr and Mrs C B Carr Mrs Robert Moore and Misses Virginia Bolling Nona Neet Patricia Gooch and Mr Harry Anderson. Prizes awarded: high couple score to Mr and Mrs C B Fleming high guest to Mrs Carr and traveling prize to Dr V D Grice.
Sunshine Workers Club Meeting Report
The Sunshine Workers met with Mrs Earl Campbell on March 31 for an all day session with eight members and four visitors. Activities included sewing two worsted comfort tops and embroidering tea towels followed by a noon dinner. The program featured songs readings and a stunt won by yellows.
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Sunshine Workers
Earl Campbell
Bulah Land
Bertha Burkholder
Mabel Maxwell
Mellie Thudhum
Yellows
Barn Head
Art Tripp
Orval Wyatt
Paul Smith
Dinner guests listed for Mr Campbell in local note
Mrs Noel Cordray and daughter hosted dinner for several men including Noel Cordray Roy Maxwell Dean Maxwell Mr Maxwell Will Rulon Will Burkholder Mr Campbell and Earl Campbell. Ry
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Noel Cordray
Mr. Campbell
Roy
Dean Maxwell
Mr. Maxwell
Will Rulon
Will Burkholder
Earl Campbell
For Sale Three Spotted Sows to Farrow Soon
H. R. Hamilton offers three spotted sows for sale that will farrow soon. He would trade them for sheep or cows.
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Farrow
H. R. Hamilton
Pleasant Grove W P F C Holds Meeting and Quilt Work
The Pleasant Grove W P F C met with Mrs. Doris Marlay on Friday April 2nd. Ten members and three visitors attended including six men and four young children. They quilted and cut blocks, shared a noon dinner, and the meeting was called to order by County president Mrs. Mattie Couch due to the absence of the president and vice president.
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Pleasant Grove
Doris Marlay
Herman Tharp
Community sale attendee J. J. Smith suffers heart attacks
J. J. Smith suffered two heart attacks while attending a community sale in Trenton Saturday afternoon. The attending physician refused to release him until Sunday. He is reported to be slowly improving.
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J. J. Smith
Trenton
Sheep Shearing Services Offer
Advertisement for sheep shearing by Clive Lay inviting contact at 70F22 for farm owners needing help with wool removal and grooming services.
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Clive Lay
Slats Diary Weathering a Simple Week of Farm Life
Slats records a week of rural life with notes on setting downs by the crick and spring bank, fishen and garden chores, school worries, family views on prices, and daily events. The diary voice blends humor and hardship as farm tasks, dreams, and marital tensions unfold.
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S. S
Crick
Jake & Blisters
Jane & Elsey
Fishen & Ball
Scairsley
Jane
Late oat plantings urged by go agents in Sullivan County
County Agent Baugher says late seeding of oats for grain or hay remains profitable despite weather delays. He cites yields from April 12 20 seedings and notes the Columbia variety for late sowing. Drilling aids germination. 1.5 bushels per acre is max. 75 125 pounds of 20 percent superphosphate per acre speeds growth. Club calls for community aid and meets April 1 with April fool grab box.
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Sullivan County
Baugher
Columbia
Browning High School Lines Up For County Contest
The Browning High School will be represented at the county contest with Girls' Glee Club Boys' Glee Club Chorus Girls' Quartet Neapolitan Nights Boys' Quartet To A Rose Mixed Quartet Czech Dance Song Soprano solo His Coming Ruth Bennett Alto solo The Rose Nona Neet Tenor solo If God Left Only You J C Jennings Bass solo Invictus Raymond De Vore Piano solo Prelude opus No 6 and 7 Nona Neet The boys physical education class have ordered four new base balls A school team will be organized when weather permits Grade teachers plan a program for late April Bernard Browning has been absent two weeks due to illness Billy Quigley has a broken leg.
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Browning High School
Ruth Bennett
Nona Neet
J.C. Jennings
Raymond de Vore
Bach
Bernard Browning
Billy Quigley
Stitch and Chatter Club Meets with Allie Ware
The Stitch and Chatter Club gathered March 18 with twenty one members present. Members quilted and comforted rag rags while guests dined at noon. Frances McGhee opened the two o clock meeting as new president. twenty one members answered roll call with eight visitors and twelve children present. A new member joined the little folk circle, Miss Marline Abbott.
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Allie Ware
Kathryn Steele
Frances McGhee
Miss Marline Abbott
Little Folk Circle
Stitch and Chatter Club
Citizens Savings Bank of Browning Stockholders Meeting
Notice of the third annual stockholders meeting for Citizens Savings Bank of Browning in Missouri on May 11, 1937 at 1 30 P M to elect seven directors for the coming year and conduct any other proper business. President M L Haning and Secretary W P Nickell sign.
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Citizens Savings Bank of
Browning
City of
M. L. Haning
Four-way school board race elects Dickinson and Williams
Voters chose four candidates for directors with J. R. Williams and Mrs. Eunice Dickinson winning reelection. Mrs. Dickinson completed the unexpired term of her husband W. H. Dickinson. The other contenders were Mrs. Edgar Carter and Joe Nevins.
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J. R. Williams
Eunice Dickinson
Lost Collie Pair At Mullins Ranch Near Shelby
Two collie dogs lost at Mullins ranch near Shelby. A white female with brown spots and a brown male with a white throat. Reward offered for return.
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Mullins Ranch
Shelby
In Appreciation Thanking Friends For City Collector Support
Mrs Nell Williams expresses gratitude to friends for loyal support at Tuesday election electing her as city collector.
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Nell Williams
Stitch And Chatter Club Meets For April Quilting
Edith Hale hosted the Stitch and Chatter Club on April 1. Members answered roll call with an April foot grab bag. They completed a quilted comfort and hooked rugs, shared a dinner, and held a brief business meeting led by Edith. The next gathering is with Orpha on April 14 as the school closes.
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Gether
Edith Hale
Edith
April
Emma and
Orpha Dickinson
Camora Abbott
Dana Lambert
Aliie Ware
Bessie Steele
Lois Foss
Frances McGhee
L. T. Wykoff Retires After 50 Years With Railroads
L T Wykoff retires at 76 due to pension rules ending fifty years of service starting in Donnellson Iowa in March 1887 and concluding March 31 1937. He served as agent and operator at multiple towns including Mooar Charleston Lacrew Milton Mt Sterling Faley Bogard Sumner and Pulaski before moving to Browning where he served 38 years with the C B and Q.
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L. T. Wykoff
Donnellson
Iowa
Mooar
Charleston
Lacrew
Milton
Mt. Sterling
Faley
Bogard
Sumner
Pulaski
Browning
U B Workers Club Meeting Notes and Activities
The U B Workers club met with Mrs. Ivan Cokerham on March 24 for an all day session. Eleven members answered roll call and a noon dinner was served. Contests and readings were presented with visitors attending. next meeting set with Iva Miller on April 7.
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U. B. Workers Club
Ivan Cokerham
Helen Cokerham
Nola
Elsie Steele
Kathryn Smith
Iva Miller
Ethel Burkholder
Harold Foss
John McGhee
Tom Burress
Cecil McGhee
Seed sample tests reveal timothy purity and weed content
A farmer submitted timothy seed to County Agent Hall for testing at the College of Agriculture in Columbia. The analysis shows 60 percent timothy and 11 percent cloverseed, with the rest unidentified, as part of the free service for county farmers.
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Washington
Canada
U. S
West Coast
Virginia
Kentucky
Hall
Linn County
College of Agriculture
Columbia
General Purpose Club Meets At Mrs Callihan Home
The G P Club met at Mrs Carrie Callihan’s home on Thursday April 1. Members worked on linen towels for the hostess and shared a noon dinner. Ten members and one visitor Mrs Glen Wright attended. Next meeting April 8 with Mrs Frances Dell.
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G. P. Club
Carrie Callihan
Glen Wright
Frances Dell
Nutrena Chick Mash Pellet Ad Promoted Across Papers
The Leader Record highlights Nutrena Mills Inc promoting Chick Mash Pellets as a major advertisement. President Oscar Straube touts newspaper reach, low costs, and the pellet feeding method as labor saving with proven feed efficiency. Local Nutrena dealer The Farmers Store operates branches in Cora Harris and Humphreys.
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Leader
Nutrena Mills, Inc
Oscar Straube
Kansas City
Kansas
Nutrena
Farmers Store
Cora
Harris and
Humphreys
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jenkins
Bide-A-Wee Club
Sunshine Workers Club
W. P. Nickell
Herbert C. Bailey
East Ward
O. S. Stone
C. W. Gooch
West Ward
R.A. Glaze
A. D. Peterson
O. G. Jones
Jones
Bailey Maytag
Becker
General Purpose Club
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