Married in Milan April fifth Kenneth Gramlin Lucile Marvin
Kenneth Gramlin and Miss Lucile Marvin wed in Milan after securing a license and being joined by Rev. C. E Burris at 7 30 in the evening. The groom, a farmer, is from near Milan. the bride, from this city, taught in several schools and will live on a farm near Roger. The Leader-Record extends best wishes for a long, happy life together. The notice also mentions harness sales, rural routes, and local church activities with staff changes and upcoming meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Gramlin
Lucile Marvin
Milan
C. E Burris
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Thomas Gramlin
J. E. Marvin
Kirksville Normal
Winigan
Roger
Maggart
Baptist Meeting and Dinner In Local City
A Baptist gathering led by Rev West of Carrollton featured morning and evening sermons that drew a large crowd. After services, congregants shared a bountiful dinner prepared by church members and volunteers, followed by friendly afternoon conversation about church welfare. In the evening Rev West spoke eloquently to a vast audience. The day left a lasting impression on all participants. Changes On Our Routes Earl Palmer moves from route four to route one, replacing John Moore who takes over route four after E M Neely retires from that path.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Browning
Earl Palmer
J. Ben Carter
Guy Adams
Edgar Carter
John Arnold
Star
Missouri
West
John Moore
E. M. Neely
Ada L Miller Thanks Browning Area for Support
Ada L Miller expresses gratitude for the splendid support from Browning and the surrounding vicinity. She hopes to continue using her time and ability to advance the scheme of Linn County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Browning
Linn County
Ada L. Miller
Church Benefit Electric Theatre Screen Preview
Monday night April 18 features One Increasing Purpose a new H Hutchinson story adaptation with profits aiding Baptist Ladies Aid. Admission ten cents. Also a local poultry plan seeks 1000 baby chicks under a 50 50 arrangement for Buff Orpington Rhode Island Red and Wyandotte breeds with two month old division starting May 15 addressed to Mrs Clera Hanman R 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.S. M. Hutchinson
The
Baptist Ladies Aid
Adm
R. I
Clera Hanman
Beautification effort distributes 750 shrubs in Linn County
A Farm Bureau led program distributes over 750 shrubs to more than 100 Linn County farmsteads, pooling orders for a reduced price to show how planting enhances homes and attracts buyers. The project began a year ago on about 25 farms and favors Spirea varieties. The note of appreciation honors Annabel Atkins and local supporters for hospital visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Bureau
Linn County
Annabel Atkins
M. P. Brassfield
Laredo
Fred H. Cook
Dunklin County
Meadville rally promotes cattle and crops in flood year
Farmers gathered near Meadville despite high water to attend the Linn County farm event. Ralph Loomis introduced the local association as the oldest in Missouri, with 100 cars handled by manager Mr. Palmer. Speakers urged curtailing pork and sheep production while beef cycles rise, and a Clover and Prosperity Special train will tour Northeast Missouri in July to promote clover, soil fertility, and lime usage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meadville
Palmer
W. Te Angle
Bivestoek
Commission _ ition of
Kansas City
Clark Gossick
EE. Sidebottom
H. C. Hensley
College of Agriculture
Northeast Missouri
Burlington
Q. C
K. C
Missouri College of Agriculture
Missouri
Burpeton
College of Age Meccan
Miss Wilma Phillips Laid to Rest in Missouri Community
Obituary notes Wilma Catherine Louise Phillips born April 28 1908 in Jackon township Linn County Missouri died April 1 1927 at age 18. She attended country Browning Linneus High School and lived with brother Harry Phillips. Funeral conducted by Rev L B Hargrove and Rev J W Drinkard with large crowd. She united with Locust Valley Baptist church at thirteen and remained active in Sunday school. Survived by parents two brothers Harry and John and grandmother Naomi Singleton. Burial in Mt Olive cemetery. The community mourns her bright cheer and influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilma Catherine Louise Phillps
W. L. Phillips
Jackon Township
Linn County
Missouri
Browning
Linneus High School
Harry Phillis
Harry
John
Ray McHargue
Naomi Singleton
Linneus
Wilma
Locust Valley Baptist Church
Browning Public School Board to Hire Teachers
The Browning Public School Board will meet Friday night April 22 to hire teachers for the ensuing year. Those applying should submit their petitions to the Board before that date, per secretary K M Duncan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Browning Public School
K. M. Duncan
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K. M. Duncan Co
Leenst Valley Baptist Church
L. B. Hargrove
Joe Martin
Owl Pharmacy
More Beautiful
Linn
Linn County Farm
Oldest Shipping Association
Meadville Association
Ralph Loomis
Co. Supt
L. C. Carpenter
Browning, Mo
Wilma Phillips
Mt. Olive
Gille House
Emmy
Munday
Minonas
United States
Woolworths
Georgie Epp
Veneill
Igan
John Browning
Sacha Wood
Clara Han Nson
Route 3
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