Long Passed Away in Kansas City Dan Long
Dan Long son of Lewis and Mary Long born July 6 1885 in Sullivan County died April 9 1938 at his home in Kansas City Missouri He moved to Kansas City in 1916 worked as a carpenter and helped fine homes in the Country Club district Funeral services were held in Browning at the Church of Christ with interment at Kaifong cemetery He leaves a wife Dora Urbach six children two grandchildren five sisters and three brothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Irwin Long
Lewis
Mary Long
Sullivan County
Browning
Kansas City
Missouri
Dora Urbach
Daugter
Gerald Dean
Irven Howard
Thelma Dora
Charles Lewis
Mildred Frances Baker
Christian Church
Linneus
Christ
Virginia
Melvin Baker
J. B. Havens
Oklahoma City
Ben K. Haynes
Larned
Kansas
Emma Pearler
North Salem
W. H. Havens
H. C. Hanson
William A
Hereford
Texas
Harry E
Milan
H. Lewis
Country Club
Church of Christ
W. M. Owen
M. E. Church
South
Kaifong
City Trash Dumping Rule Issued by Mayor Bailey
The City prohibits dumping within city limits and requires refuse dumped west of town to be beyond the dump and not on it. Official stance issued by Mayor H. C. Bailey.
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H. C. Bailey
Burlington adds powered Drinker Respirator for trains
Dr D B Moss chief medical officer reports supplemental purchase for the Burlington to provide a portable respirator to employes and citizens in need. Two motors 32 volt and 64 volt added to enable use on any passenger train for transporting patients.
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Burlington
D. B. Moss
M. D
4-H Field Day At J C Penney Farm Near Hamilton
Linn County 4-H livestock club members attended the Field Day program and judging contest at the J C Penney farm near Hamilton this Tuesday. Pig Club members led by Harry Glover of La- were among participants.
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Clede
Paul Lewis
Meadville
Quinn Guyer
J. C. Penney
Linn County
J.C. Penney
Food Sale and Bazaar by Ladies of M. E. Church
The Ladies of the M. E. Church South announce a Food Sale and Bazaar on Saturday April 16 at Hummel's Furniture Store. Members are urged to donate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies of the
M. E. Church
Hummel’s Furniture Store
Roller Skate Good Music New Floor Opens in Brookfield
A new roller skating venue in Brookfield Missouri offers nightly sessions except Mondays and Tuesdays with live music and a refreshed floor for skaters and families.
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Brookfield
Poultry Show Highlights New Feeding Methods at Browning Farm
The Washburn Crosby Co presented a picture show at Browning Farm Club on Monday night April 11 for poultry and turkey raisers. The event was educational with discussions on diseases, causes and cures, followed by lunch served by the Gem Coffee Shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washburn Crosby Co
Browning Farm
Gem
Johnson Chevrolet reports fifty two car sales in March
O T Johnson of Johnson Chevrolet Co reports fifty two cars sold in March. Twenty were new and thirty two were used. He is noted for his vigorous sales style and hard busting approach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. T. Johnson
Johnson Chevrolet Co
Mr. Johnson
Oat crop reportedly not seriously damaged by storm
Farmers report to the county agent that in most fields oats show little serious damage from the recent storm. Ralph Clubine notes only tips frozen in one early field, while oats elsewhere have roots established. A large acreage is planted to oats in Sullivan County with good seed and moisture forecasts a strong crop.
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Ralph Clubine
Milan
Sullivan County
North Salem Quilting Club Postpones Meeting
The North Salem Quilting Club postponed its Thursday meeting at the hall due to bad weather and roads. A makeup session is planned for Thursday April 14 with the same program as the previous week, and all members are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Salem Quilting Club
C. R
Easter Egg Hunt for Elementary Students Sunday Morning
An Easter egg hunt for elementary grades will be held Sunday at 7 o clock in the park. Eggs are donated by churches and colored by teachers. Prizes will be awarded to room winners and children will attend Sunday school.
Emma Bradley Leaves Miami for Los Angeles with Family
Mrs. Emma Bradley formerly of Miami Florida travels with her niece Mrs Eva Hollon Gray and Otto Helms son from Louisville Kentucky after extended visits with O G Jones and family. They journey to Los Angeles where Mr Gray is employed and the couple plans their future home there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Bradley
Miami
Florida
Eva Hollon Gray
Otto Helms
Louisville
O. G. Jones
Cora
Los Angeles
Calif
Myers Family Returns Home After Twenty Year Absence
Here From Washington Mr. and Mrs. Lee Myers and daughter Bessie of Tacoma visited Mrs. Julia Myers and Uncle Jas. Jacobs at the Warren home and other relatives. It is their first trip home since leaving twenty years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Myers
Bessie
Tacoma
Washington
Julia Myers
Jas. Jacobs
H. A. Warren
Mrs. Myers
Services At Church of Christ April 17 1938
Preaching services are scheduled at the Church of Christ on Sunday April 17 1938. The event invites local residents to attend and participate in worship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Christ
Dinner guests for April Sth include Kenleys and friends
Entertained Mr and Mrs Leon Kenley and son Gary with Friday evening dinner guests including Glenn Rhodes Kenneth Williams Kay Nickell B 2 Harvey L M Kenley Mervyn Garrett and daughter Anita Faye Annabeth Worley Luther Baker Hermen and Jackie Goocn and Jean McKay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon Kenley
Gary
April Sth
Glenn Rhodes
Kenneth Williams
Kay Nickell
Harvey
L. M. Kenley
Mervyn Garrett
Anita Faye
Annabeth Worley
Luther Baker
Hermen
Jackie Goocn
Jean McKay
For Sale Horses Near Shelby
One black horse four years old and one bay horse eight years old offered by Raymond Brown ing. Location three miles north and four miles west of Shelby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Browning
Shelby
Funeral services for D. B. Miller held by Rev Hobbs
D. B. Miller aged 82 died at his daughter Mrs C J DeWitt's home. Rev O B Hobbs led the funeral at Reger with the body sent to Schoene Undertaking in Milan due to bad roads the burial occurred in a cemetery near Harris after Tuesday removal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. B. Hobbs
Reger
D. B. Miller
C. J. DeWitt
Schoene Undertaking Rooms
Milan
Tesday
Harris
M. E. Church South Announces Services and Classes
M. E. Church South Chamber School at 10 A. M. teaches all ages. Pastor preaches at 11 A. M. and 7 45 P. M. Invitation extended to join the church. Prayer service Thursday at 7 45 at Mrs. Josie Jones. W M Owen pastor invites attendance.
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Josie Jones
W. M. Owen
Memorial Monuments Made Direct From Quarry
Fulkerson Monument Co of Brookfield Missouri offers memorials described as distinct, beautifully designed and permanently guaranteed priced to suit current times. Visit their show rooms to see a large assortment of memorials on hand.
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Fulkerson Monument Co
Brookfield
Missouri
Birthday Surprise Dinner for Mrs. Robert Moore
A noon surprise dinner was held Tuesday April 12 to honor Mrs. Robert Moore for her birthday. Attending were Mrs. Moore and daughters, Mr. and Mrs. David Forbes, Mr. and Mrs. Burton Carr, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Rudloff, Mrs. John Neely and son, and Miss Erma Peterson and Miss Dorothy Alspach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Moore
Moore
David Forbes
Burton Carr
Jimmie Rudloff
John Neely
Erma Peterson
Dorothy Alspach
Mrs Anna L Stephenson Dies in Kirksville
Mrs Anna L Stephenson wife of the late Dr W P Stephenson longtime Browning physician died Tuesday afternoon in Kirksville. Funeral plans not set yet interment to be in Kirksville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephenson
J. P. Bolling
Anna L. Stephenson
Kirksville
W. P. Stephenson
Browning
Birthday Party for Miss Mary Carter Postponed to Tuesday
Miss Mary Carter celebrated her birthday with friends at a dinner that followed a Zone meeting postponement. Bridge prizes awarded to Miss Betty Baker for high score.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Carter
Betty Baker
Bide A Wee Club Hosts Bridge Dinner
Mr and Mrs A D Peterson entertained a bridge dinner on Wednesday April 6 with guests including Mr and Mrs David Forbes Mr and Mrs Burton Carr Mr and Mrs Edgar Carter Mrs Robert Moore Mr Harry Anderson and members of Bide A Wee Club and their husbands Favors for high scores went to Mrs Forbes Mrs K M Duncan Mr Carter and Dr V D Grice
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. D. Peterson
David Forbes
Burton Carr
Edgar Carter
Robert Moore
Harry Anderson
Forbes
K. M. Duncan
Carter
V. D. Grice
Citizens Savings Bank stockholders meet in Browning
Notice of the third annual meeting of Citizens Savings Bank stockholders in Browning Missouri on May 10 1938 at 9 00 a m to elect seven directors for the ensuing year and to transact any other business. M L Haning President. Attest Joseph W Woodward Secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens Savings Bank
Browning
Missouri
M. L. Haning
Joseph W. Woodward
Pepperell Color Upgrade Shown at Schrock’s
The notice promotes Pepperell prints as the standard and invites customers to choose Pepperell at Schrock’s for top quality.
Atorney Herman Atkins Returns Home to Gallup NM
From New Mexico Attorney Herman Atkins arrives in Gallup after a brief visit with his parents Mr and Mrs Steve Atkins. Hubert Atkins drives him to Marceline to catch his train for home.
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Atty
Herman Atkins
Gallup
N. M
Steve Atkins
Hubert Atkins
Marceline
Easter Tide and New Life Draws Browning Citizens Inward
The piece extols Easter as the day of resurrection and new life, urging hope and faith, and highlights reflections on prosperity, peace, and the value of aging minds. It quotes Mr. Ford from Detroit on a prosperous era and cautions against dictatorship, emphasizing balance of ages in world affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earth
Browning
South
Mr. Ford
Detroit
Henry
Stitch and Chatter Cub Meet With Lydia Barcia
Stitch and Chatter Cub held an all day meeting with Lydia Barcia on March 31. Members quilted and embroidered while some could not attend due to measles. New members Mrs. Ray Kelley and Mrs. Walter Head joined. A birthday gift for Camora and Easter plans were noted with a future meeting scheduled for April 14 with Orpha.
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Lydia Barcia
Ray Kelley
Walter Head
Camora
Marylee Kelley
St. Louis
Orpha
Poultry Club Organized at Prairie Seminary
Mr J Robert Hall and Miss Bertha Banning organized a Poultry Club at the Prairie Seminary schoolhouse on April 1. Fifteen members joined and officers elected include Samuel Remick president Clarice Bagley vice president Lorene Remick secretary Carlos Harris reporter Kathyrn Cumbo song leader and Wilma Bagley game leader. Mrs Floyd Brown and Mrs Jay Smith were chosen as leaders. Next meeting set for Prairie Seminary schoolhouse next Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Robert Hall
Bertha Banning
Prairie Seminary Scholhouse
Samuel Remick
Clarice Bagley
Lorene Remick
Carlos Harris
Kathyrn Cumbo
Wilma Bagley
Floyd Brown
Jay Smith
Prairie Seminary
Ford's Forecasts Henry Ford Returns Home
Henry Ford, leader of the Ford Motor Co, is reported to have returned home a couple of weeks ago after a period away. The article notes forecasts tied to his business plans and potential public appearances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Ford
Diary of Slats With School, Sports and Family Oddities
A fragmentary diary recounts a week in the life of Slats including religious remarks by a preacher and Uncle Henry, a Yankees baseball note about Joe DiMaggio, school struggles, family quarrels, a misbelief about polygamy, a lazy classmate named Jake, a Bible study, a near speeding arrest, and a rushed mother rushing home before an accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe di Madgeo
The
Yanks
Wood
Otto
Serkel
Jake
P.m
Reddykash
Noeys Ark
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Long
Board of Health Physicians
Scbre
DeVon Glaze
Lorene Stone
Nona Neet
Patricia Gooch
Beverly Jean Tunnell
Betty Jean Baker
Margaret Bagley
Ruth Bennett
Lola Rae Bartow
Vern Jones
John Moore
Jean Carr
Jean Ogle
John Oaks
George Elbert Kollasch
Phillip Bond Grice
Mary
California
M. E. Church, South
Bide-A-Wee Club
Schrock'’s
New Mexico
Stitch and Chatter Club
Ford
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