Rauer Williams Nuptials In Nevada
Liera M. Rauer and Virgil W. Williams wed in Nevada on a Friday morning double ring ceremony at Mrs Mary Alderman home officiated by Rev. Reynolds C. Murdock. The event drew family friends from Story City Ames Chariton and local clubs with a post ceremony dinner and plans for the couple to live on the groom's Grant township farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liera M. Rauer
Shipley
Virgil W. Williams
Mary Alderman
Reynolds C. Murdock
Nevada
Iowa State College
Nevada Woman's Club
Williams
Grant Township
Soft Ball Fans And Players Meeting
Fans and players will meet Thursday night at 8:00 at David Forbes office to plan this year’s team. All interested fans are invited to help form the squad.
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David Forbes
Frances E. Grice Art Shop Mother's Day Gifts
Special notice directs readers to Frances E. Grice's Art Shop for artistic and unusual Mother's Day and graduation gifts. Orders are being taken.
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Frances E. Grice
Jenkins School Shower of Thanks Honors Eight Months Work
Neighbors gathered at Jenkins school on Friday April 18 despite muddy roads to thank Mrs. Cecil Taylor and her pupils for eight months of work. A noon dinner followed by a program featured prizes for perfect attendance Elaine Norvell and Martha Ann Cotter and reading circle awards for Paul Hollon and Robert Haley. Martha Ann Cotter, an eighth grade graduate, received her diploma with congratulations before all headed home.
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Jenkins School
Cecil Taylor
Talver
For Sale Bees and Honey Bulk and Section
Bees for sale by W. H. Bennett. Also available bulk and section honey. Advertisement note from a local merchant.
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W. H. Bennett
Lime spreading service ad from Greencastle
Local notice announces custom lime spreading by G. E. Allen in Greencastle Missouri. Calls are paid for, contact by phone 55 for arrangements.
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Greencastle
G. E. Allen
Tobacco for Sale and Smoking Tobacco Offer
Advertising notice for tobacco suitable for sheep and other stock and smoking tobacco. Sample available at Leader Record office from Sim Bucker, R. R. No. 4, Hale, Missouri.
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Leader Record Office
Sim Bucker
R. R. No
Hale
Missouri
General Purpose Club Meeting Report
The General Purpose Club met with Mrs. Clara Thurlo on Wednesday April 16 for an all day meet ing. A noon dining room invitation preceded a cafeteria style dinner after thanks by Mrs. Rolla Baugher. Miss Ruth Morgan from County Club Extension work attended and planned future club visits.
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Frances Hoselton
Carrie Callihan
Imogene Artz
Jessie Oliver
Blanche Wi
Ronald
Julia Ann
Hazel
Hess
Rosalee
Billie Lee
Clara Thurlo
Eula Crowdis
Mae Hicks
Elizabeth Gilmer
Robert Ash
Rolla ‘Baugher
Ruth Morgan
Marie Burdett
Betty Price
Hank Thurlo
Raymond Williams
Dobby Hamilton
Pearle Thurlo
G. P. Club
General Purpose Club
Rolla Baugher
County Club Extension
Morgan
Legion and Auxiliary Joint Meeting Friday Night
A joint meeting of Legion and Auxiliary members will be held at the Legion Home on Friday night April 25 at 8 o'clock B J Harvey Commander and Hazel Peterson President of Auxiliary will preside over business in both meetings
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Legion and Auxiliary
Legion
In Memoriam for Norma Fuller on Annniversary
In memory of Miss Norma Fuller who passed away one year ago today April 24. In memory of sister Norma I loved you so I miss you. In my memory you are near. Loved remembered though of always bringing many a silent tear. Sisters Jessie and Hinda.
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Norma Fuller
Norma
Jessie
Hinda
Eighty New Hampshire hens found near Browning
A flock of eighty New Hampshire hens nine months old was located eight miles north and east of Browning. Ownership is attributed to Mrs Albert Spray.
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New Hampshire
Browning
Albert Spray
Citizens Savings Bank Stockholders Meeting Notice
The sixth annual stockholders meeting of the Citizens Savings Bank of Browning will be held at its banking house in Browning Missouri on May 6 1941 at 900 AM and continue for at least three hours. The agenda is to elect seven directors for the ensuing year and conduct any other proper business. M L Haning President Elvin L Harmon Secretary.
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Citizens Savings Bank of Browning
Browning
Missouri
M. L. Haning
Elvin L. Harmon
Flight Command thrills at Electric Theatre with Robert Taylor
Robert Taylor stars as Pen sacola cadet Alan Drake in Flight Command a Navy air drama with Ruth Hussey and Walter Pidgeon at the Electric Theatre. Dive bombing rescues aerial maneuvers and personal loyalty amid battle training and dramatic misunderstandings leading to a united squadron in the air.
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Robert Taylor
Ruth Hussey
Flight Command
Electric
Electric Theatre
Walter Pidgeon
Naval Aviation
Taylor
Alan Drake
Pensacola
Hell Cats
Drake
Celebrated 97th Birthday of James K. Franklin at Home
James K. Franklin of Sullivan County marked his 97th birthday on April 20 surrounded by five generations of relatives and many friends. Born in 1844 in Boyle County Kentucky he is the county’s oldest resident and his daughter Mrs Georgie Ann Head hosted the gathering with relatives, baskets, marbles and photos.
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James K. Franklin
Georgie Ann Head
Browning
Mr. Franklin
Sullivan County
Boyle County
Kentucky
Uncle Jim
Russell Franklin
Edd Franklin
Bev Kenley
Tom Swearengen
Minerva Havens
Nelson Poole
Mary Havens
Lourann McKinistry
Jerry
Jackie
Donald
Robert Hayes
Psta Hayes
Nellie Hayes
Grover Maggart
Velma Jean
Thelma
Velma
Harley
Byron Mag
Peggy
Shirley
Nancy Jo
Alfred Kenley
James
William
Herbert Swearengen
Lyle Spray
Jay Nickell
Joe Franklin
Elizabeth
Ronald Dee
Lawrence McEntire
Betty
Buddy Reed
Newtown
Charley Jones
Hale
Jim
Norman Hayes
Milan
Sarah Trotter
Celebrants Honor 82nd Birthday at Gilmer Home
A family and friends gathered Sunday at Mr. and Mrs. Price Gilmer to celebrate his 82nd birthday. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Bagley and Bertie of Vergennes, Ill. Mr. and Mrs. Darley Roland. Mr. and Mrs. John Peer. Mr. and Mrs. Gec Wade and Pauline of Laclede. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Thorne and children of Linneus. and several others from Purdin, Linneus, and surrounding areas.
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Price Gilmer
Gilmer
Wayne.Bagley
Bertie
Vergennes
Ill
Darley Roland
John Peer
Gec. Wade
Pauline
Laclede
Oscar Thorne
Linneus
Grover Garrett
Stolen Jersey Cows Recovered Near Purdin Missouri
Mr and Mrs H L Tone Long near Purdin Missouri found two prize winning Jersey cows stolen from Ralph L Smith farm Stanley Kansas. The animals Greek Dream valued at 2500 and Rosanna valued at 1500 were mutilated with dehorning and ear tattoo removal. Mrs Long notified Smith.
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Purdin
H. L
Tone) Long
Missouri
Ralph L. Smith
Stanley
Kansas
Isle of Jersey
Woman Reports Cow Theft Suspect Near Staney Kansas
A resident of Staney Kansas on Wednesday night told authorities she believed she knew where the stolen cows were. She then contacted Sheriff Anderson at Linneus who coordinated with Stanley officials to identify and return the cattle to the R L Smith farm.
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Staney
Kansas
Shreiff Anderson
Linneus
Stanley
R. L Smith
15 Spotted Shoats Weigh 100 Pounds Each
F T Minor reports a lot of fifteen spotted shoats with an average weight of 100 pounds each. Sale details or pricing not provided in the fragment.
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F. T. Minor
Knifong Ladies Aid Elects Officers for Coming Year
The Knifong Ladies Aid met Thursday April 17, with ten members present. Officers were reelected for another year, committees organized, and plans made for a May 15 auction at 2 30. Next meeting set for May 1 and grounds cleanup urged by male helpers. Everyone is welcome. Reporter.
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Knifong Ladies’ Aid
Prayer Meeting at Hookers This Evening
A prayer meeting and Bible study will be held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Hooker this evening Thursday. Everyone is cordially invited to attend.
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J. T. Hooker
Doctor McArtor to Miss Meetings for Missouri State Med Assn
Dr. T. R. McArtor will be absent from his office Sunday Monday and Tuesday next week to attend the Missouri State Medical Association meeting in St. Louis.
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T. R. McArtor
Missouri State Medical Association
St. Louis
Willing Workers Club Meeting Notes and April Activities
The Willing Workers Club met April second hosted by Mrs. Genevieve Prather with nine members present despite morning showers. They discussed 4 H school topics and current affairs, held a grab bag exchange, and awarded an Easter contest won by Isabel Gooch. A next all day gathering is planned for April 16 at Mrs. Manie Vincent's, including Bible readings and a flower seed exchange.
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Willing Workers Club
Genvieve Prather
Genevieve
Louise Hollon
Isabel Gooch
Earl Foster
DeWitt
Forker
Lena Warren
Mrs
Seniors Present Oh Professor High School Play
The seniors perform Oh Professor a class play set at Brixton Academy for Young Ladies on Friday May 2 at 8 p m with a cast including Jake the janitor Gale Bartow Miss Frederica Dean Viola Mitchell Dr Aristotle and Paula Pemberton returning from Paris under the direction of Mrs Phillips and produced by Dramatic Publishing Company of Chicago.
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Brixton Academy For
Jake
Gale Bartow
Frederica
Viola Mitchell
Aristotle
Clayton Harris
Dorothy
Bertha
Billie Kimbroih
Sen Jean Lorraine
Tayloraap
Cer
Eudora Harris
Micheal
Pemberton
Paris
Percival Courtwright
Loyd Newton
Jimmy Anderson
Gene Arnold
Patricia Patterson
Lois Maggart Mile
Fifi
Doris Creason
Mrs. Phillips
Dramatic Publishing Company of
Chicago
District Calendar Notes From Brookfield Meeting
Mr. Dutton attended a meeting called by State Superintendent Lloyd W. King at Luther's Cafe in Brookfield on April 22. Upcoming events include Musical Program on April 23 with 10 cents admission, State Music Festival on April 25, Senior Play May 2, Baccalaureate May 4 at 8:00 p.m., Move-up Day May 8, and Commencement Exercises May 8 at 8:00 p.m.
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Mr. Dutton
Lloyd W. King
Brookfield
Decision Delays Washington Trip Due to Low Enrollment
School officials cite insufficient student numbers to reach eighty percent threshold for the Washington D.C. trip. The group cannot proceed as planned and remains undecided about alternative routes or arrangements.
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Washington D.C
District music entries head to state contest in Columbia
Friday morning at five thirty the district music department will send to Columbia The Districts No 1 Band piccolo solo by Junior Woolf Boys Glee Club and French Horn Solo by Mary Lee Askey Mary Lee has top district and state scores and second nationally last year and is expected to help entrants qualify for Topeka national contest
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Columbia
Junior Woolf
Boy‘s Glee Club
Mary Lee Askey
Mary Lee
Topeka
Kansas
Move Up Day Ceremony Highlights Senior Legacy
Move Up Day observance marks seniors advancing to graduation with dramatic and athletic awards. The program includes Senior History reading and Will readings, plus prophecy and Will for juniors. This year’s event promises a grand, enjoyable ceremony on Thursday May 8 at 2 PM.
What’s Your Idea School Presidents Answer Question
Students offered opinions on school governance. Gene Arnold supports equal opportunity for initiative. Dick Askey calls for tougher subjects for juniors and seniors. Pete Peterson wants more vacations and less school. Charles Vincent says everything is Hankey-Dooray.
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Gene Arnold
Dick Askey
Pete Peterson
Hankey-Dooray
Charles Vincent
Can You Solve This One Tall Mannish Figure Pitches
A terse note highlights a tall athletic figure nicknamed Mannish who pitches in a local event. The item frames the challenge as a quiz or puzzle clue with playful intrigue and regional flavor.
Newcomer Girl Joins BHS Activities in Physical Ed
A new student at BHS participates in girls Physical Education and wears glasses. Active in BHS activities, she is set to appear in the next week’s update.
Red Cross Yarn Drive Seeks Knitters for Sweaters
The Red Cross still has yarn available for knitting sweaters. Interested knitters should obtain yarn at the Schrock Store or contact Miss Maude Morris.
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Red Cross
Schrock Store
Roan Filly For Sale By H C Bailey
Four year old roan filly advertised for sale by H C Bailey. Figures a buyer can inspect prospects and arrange purchase with the seller at a local farm or auction setting as indicated.
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H.C. Bailey
Wheel tire and tube sale notice
Found 31 Chevrolet wheel tire and tube. Inquire at this office.
Class Meeting of Senior Circle Observes Easter Theme
The Senior Circle met Thursday April 17 at Mrs. Elizabeth Prather’s home. After opening songs and a reading from Matthew 23, Rev. Hall led prayer and a devotional. Lelia Nickell spoke on The Divine Presence and Mamie Bartow on How I Think of Immortality. Social hour featured cake and coffee. Luther Baker and wife visited Centerville, Iowa, to stay with her parents.
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Elizabeth Prather
May Schrock
Hall
Lelia Nickell
Mamie Bartow
Kahle Baby Born in Fresno on April 11 1941
Mr. and Mrs. Norman L Kahle of Fresno California announce the birth of a baby son Larry Norman on April 11 1941 Mrs Kahle formerly Miss Vivian Pipes born and raised in Browning
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Norman L. Kahle
Fresno
California
Larry Norman
Slats Diary: A Boy Sees War Pride and Playground Fights
A dated diary recounts a boy's impressions of war patriotism, mischief and small-town life. Entries from Sunday to Saturday describe fights, stamps, trainyard misadventures, budget talk, a tramp, a theater show, and a quip about teachers.
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James E. Marvin
This City
Jas. K. Franklin
Head
Red Cross Yarn
Sevral Witch
R. R. Yd
Depo
Otto
Ken Still
Gillem
Emmy
Reddy
Tomorro
Unkle
Evey
Boddie
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