Harvey Johnson 1860 1940 Obituary in Missouri
Harvey Burns Johnson of Rowan County Kentucky born August 13 1860 died April 12 1940 in Brookfield Missouri. Survived by wife Elizabeth Hargis and daughters Ida Gooch Amelia Richard Allalee Filholm plus nephews H S Dick Johnson and C A Johnson. Funeral April 14 at Hill Chapel Brookfield with interment Rose Hill cemetery.
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Harvey Burns Johnson
Phelps and
Lucretia Johnson
Rowan County
Kentucky
Brookfield
Missouri
Elizabeth Hargis
Johnson
Ida Gooch
Weaver
Colorado
Amelia Richard
Lenox
Iowa
Allalee’ Filholm
Chicago
Illinois
H. S. “Dick” Johnson
Jefferson City
C. A. Johnson
Linneus
Harvey Johnson
Browning
Enterprise
Browning Savings Bank
Ee aRide
Emmett, Fields
Democrat Party
Methodist Church
Hill Chapel
James E. Jones
Rose Hill Cemetery
Life of Ida J Bailey 1872 1940
Ida June Bailey of Browning Missouri died at home April 12 1940 at age 68 after a long life in Missouri. She was born in Atchison County February 4 1872 the daughter of George R Bailey and Rachel M Bailey. She married Hollis Thurlo in February 1896 and had seven children Mason Charley Carl Elizabeth Beatrice R A and Argie all surviving. She also leaves a brother Charlie Bailey and twenty one grandchildren and one great grandchild.
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Ida June Bailey
George R
Rachel M. Bailey
Atchinson County
Missouri
Browning
Sullivan County
Hollis Thurlo
Card of Thanks for Ida Thurlo
We thank all who helped in our mother and sister Ida Thurlo's death. Grateful for the many flowers and Rev. Ethingon's kind words. The Children Mr and Mrs Charlie Bailey.
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Ida Thurlo
Ethingon
Charlie Bailey
Charley Helms, Longtime Resident, Dies at 61 in Missouri
Charles Alfred Helms 61 died April 10 1940 at his home near New Boston Missouri after a life spent in the community. He married Pearl King April 19 1909 and had five children Ruby Yachim Earl Earl Curt and Ruth. Survived by wife three brothers Earl Roy Oscar a sister Emma. Funeral Friday at 2 with Rev Carl Hullett and burial at Price cemetery.
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Charles Alfred Helms
Hiram
Martha Helms
New Boston
Missouri
Miss Pearl King
Winigan
Ruby Yachim
Earl
Brookfield
Curt
Ruth
Glen
Ada Emberton
Wilma
Rose Yochini
Kansas City
Roy
Milan
Oscar
Quincy
Illinois
Emma Hoselton
Linneus
Charley
Young People Gather for Church Meeting Evening
The Young People's Committee invites all youth to a Sunday April 25 6 30 p m session at the Methodist Church. Special music will be provided and the group asks for widespread cooperation. The pastor O V Ethington signs the notice urging participation and challenging naysayers.
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Methodist Church
Young People’s Committee
O. V. Ethington
Citizens Savings Bank Stockholders Meeting Notice
Notice is given of the sixth annual stockholders meeting of Citizens Savings Bank of Browning Missouri to be held at the bank in Browning on May 14, 1940 starting at 9:00 a.m. Meetings lasts at least three hours to elect seven directors and transact other business. M. L. Haning, President. Attest Joseph W. Woodward, Secretary.
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Citizens Savings Bank of
Browning
Missouri
M. L. Haning
MISS RUTH ARNOLD INJURED IN GAR ACCIDENT
Three people seriously injured and two others hurt in a two car collision on Highway 65 about 50 yards south of Ratliff corner at 8 30 Sunday night. Ruth Arnold and Edgar McDuff suffered injuries. Dale Bartimus and Mrs. Perry Hobbs escaped with minor injuries.
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Ratliff Corner
Highway 65
Cullers Hospital
Ruth Arnold
van Arnold
Browning
Edgar McDuff
A. R. McDuff
Milan
Dale Bartimus
Miss Arnold
McDuff
Laughlin
Kirksville
Bartimus
Howard Bauman
L. E. Bauman
Perry Hobbs
Brimson
Two Browning High School Boys Survive Creek Crash
Monday afternoon Harold Elliott and Bobby Shipp, Browning High School students, were in a car driven by Elliott when it left County Line road near the second bridge and overturned into a creek. The car pierced the top from a fence post. Bobby Shipp suffered minor scratches and both boys escaped serious injury.
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Harold Elliott
O. M. Elliott
Bobby Shipp
Clair Shipp
Browning High School
Elliott
County Line
Bobby
Smith School closes after successful term at Smith
Miss Katherine Woolf concluded a successful term at Smith School with a noon luncheon. Patrons arrived with dinners as two long tables were loaded with food and pupils presented a program. Awards for perfect attendance went to Earl Hoselton Clarence Burdette Marjorie Taylor Marie Burdette Betty Powell and Lee Man Fuller. Miss Woolf has been re employed at Smith.
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Katherine Woolf
Smith
Earl Keith Hoselton
Clarence Burdette
Marjorie Taylor
Marie Burdette
Betty Powell
Leeman Fuller
Woolf
Fairview School Closes After Successful Term
Fairview District 110 closed its term with a Friday gathering. Patrons brought baskets as a large lunch table was set, followed by a brief social period. At 2 15 pm Mrs Helen Wingate the teacher called the house to order and pupils presented a radio broadcast entertainment.
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Fairview
Fairview Dist
Helen Wingate
Wool Wanted by F M Stamper Co Wool Buyers
Wool buyers F M Stamper Co announces high market price for wool and invites shipment by car lot shippers. J R Williams listed as representative for the inquiry and purchase.
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F. M. Stamper Co
J. R. Williams
Union Pacific at Electric Theatre April 24 25
Coming to the Electric Theatre Wednesday and Thursday April 24 and 25 Union Pacific portrays the building of America’s first transcontinental railroad. The epic story shows clashes with conspirators outlaws and nature while highlighting frontier life and Indian conflicts. Admission is 10 and 25 cents.
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Electric Theatre
America
Old West
Beity
Pacific
Cinderella Club Hosts Bridge Dinner Event
Cinderella Club and Mesdames H. C. Bailey J. H. Calhoun O. G. Jones J. R Williams and Misses Edith Burkholder Lora Myers Marjorie Rinehert enjoyed a bridge evening Tuesday. Members included Alpha Brantner Opal Carter Helen Carter Frances Carr Marilyn Gooch Frances Hoselten Vera Lay Blanche Johnson Genevie Lumsden Beverly Moore Ira Nevins Evelyn Neely Hazel Peterson Pearle Thurlo. High score favors went to Miss Burkholder and Mrs. Nevins with traveling prize to Mrs. Bailey.
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Erma Peterson
Cinderella Club
H. C. Bailey
O. G. Jones
J. R Williams
Edith Burkholder
Lora Myers
Marjorie Rinehert
Mesdames Alpha Brantner
Opal Carter
Helen Carter
Frances Carr
Mariyn Gooch
Frances Hoselten
Vera Lay
Blanche Johnson
Genevie Lumsden
Beverly Moore
Ira Nevins
Evelyn Neely
Hazel Peterson
Pearle Thurlo
Miss Burkholder
Mrs. Nevins
Bailey
Four Hundred Cases of Eggs Sold for Relief Efforts
The F. M. Stamper Co. of Milan sold and delivered a carload of four hundred cases of eggs to the FCC. The eggs will be used in relief and to stabilize the market, with the report published in the Kansas City Star on Wednesday.
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K. C. Star
F. M. Stamper Co
Milan
FCC
Columbia names Columbia City Engineer Deming
Appointed City Engineer Columbia-Stephen Deming of Kansas City, a Kansas University engineering graduate, succeeds the late W. B. Cauthorn. Deming has been in Columbia a year supervising a new sewage system and previously worked for the state highway commission. He met and later married Lorene Burkholder, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Burkholder of Route 3.
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Columbia
Stephen Deming
Kansas City
University of Kansas
W. B. Cauthorn
Deming
State Highway Commission
Highway Dept
No. 5
Lorene Burkholder
J. H. Burkholder
Route 3
Local Legion Post Plans 1940 Home Coming and Youth Programs
Claude Myers Post No. 274 held its regular April meeting with strong Auxiliary attendance. Commander Harvey reports troop sponsor ship for Boy Scouts and girls to Girl State. post to support Boy State. District meetings, service officer school in Kansas City May 5, and a 4 H Call Club show may join the Third Annual Legion Home Coming September 13-14, 1940. Committee members Lantz McCormick M Molloy Wayne Gooch.
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Harvey
Citizens Military
Trenton American Legion
Kansas City
Mec Molloy
American Légion
Fulton
Legion
Lantz McCormick
M. Molloy
Wayne Gooch
Farm For Rent 40 Acres Near Browning Improvements
Century Farm for rent offers 40 acres 3 miles from Browning with pasture and 6 acres of crop land. Contact Noel Lay for details on Browning improvements and securing the lease.
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Browning
Noel Lay
Boy Scouts Trip Highlights Browning 1940 Jamboree Day
Scouts from Browning joined about 900 out of town visitors for an all day trip on April 6 1940. They toured Swift and Company Packing Plant enjoyed lunch and later visited the YMCA swam and joined a grand march with over 1500 boys before 3000 spectators. The program showcased games first aid cub activities woodcraft and a red light bicycle drill.
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Boy Scouts of
Browning
St. Joeseph
Swift & Co
Scout drive wraps up with successful donation finish
Donors completed contributions to the Scout drive enabling Scouting to continue for another year.
Stitch And Chatter Club Holds All Day Meeting
The Stitch and Chatter Club met with Mrs Comer Speir on April 12 for an all day session. Quilting and embroidery filled the event with a noon dining room break. At 2 pm new resident Allie Ware led a business meeting and the club voted to sell a house plant for sick members. Twenty one members attended plus thirty nine visitors including children. Next meeting set with Goldie Abbott on April 25 with an exchange of flower bulbs slips or shrubs.
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Comer
Goldi
Abbott
Birthday Dinner Honoring Mrs. J W Smith in Pollock
Miss Mary Smith and Mrs. Eva Monroe hosted a dinner on Sunday April 14 in Pollock for Mrs. J W Smith on her birthday. Guests included families and residents from Pollock Newtown Centerville and Chillicothe with extended invitations from J W Smith and Alpha of Pollock.
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Mary Smith
Eva Monroe
Pollock
Miss Smith
J. W. Smith
Henry Bradshaw
Clyde Pierson
Eldon
John Scobee
Neal Miller
Willie Davis
Clyde Lesper
Lonnie Schobee
Robert Lee
Daisy Sanders
John
James Jordan
Ira Smith
Reta June
Junior Jordan
Newtown
Guy Conner
Florence
Mabel Haywood
Centerville
Wallace Helms
Chillicothe
Alpha
Census enumerators appointed near Genigus list
Genigus area census work begins with enumerators Purdin and Benton Two G A Garrett Enterprise Two Rv Lee North Salem Two Nettie Ware Jackson Two Frarcs Powell Pleasant Hill Two Pay Britten Duncan Two Clifford Spencer Taylor Two Iloe Rade Browning Lucille Stutz Mrs Stultz began work Tuesday.
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Purdin
Benton
G. A. Garrett
Enterprise
Rv Lee
North Salem
Nettie Ware
Jackson
Powell
Pleasant Hill
Pay Britten
Duncan
Clifford Spencer
Taylor
Iloe Rade
Browning
Lucille Stutz
Stultz
Saturday business boom at Browning markets and amusements
Reports show strong Saturday activity with high receipts for eggs butterfat poultry wool and hides. Merchants across lines busy and amusement venues filled with orderly crowds. Plan a Browning Saturday visit for steady commerce and entertainment.
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Browning
Women’s Club Meets in Purdi on Spring Themed Afternoon
The Women’s Club of Purdi met on a Wednesday afternoon with seven teen members present. Visitors included Mrs Vera Skinner and her daughter Shirley. President Hermia Street opened with business, roll call on house cleaning ideas, devotional read from Isaiah, Lord’s Prayer, and a club song. Elizabeth Crookshanks won the flower contest, others won a bean and vegetable coat contest. Refreshments were served during social hour. The next meeting is May 1st hosted by Margaret Harden.
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Womn’s Club
Purdi
Onita
God Bless
America
Elizabeth
Crookshanks
Sylvia S' Rest
Thora Dar
Gadys Bagley
Elizabeth Crookshanks
Roc
Margaret Hardén
Minnie Street
Also Mentioned on This Page
H.B. Johnson
Baptist Church
Methodist
O. W. Ethington
Hoover Cemetery
Thorne
Joseph W. Woodward
Trenton
Union Pacific
U. S
Legion Post
Claude Myers
Genigus
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