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Browning Leader Record

Location

Browning, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Aug 10, 1939

Page

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Young Couple Married in Trenton on August 1

Miss Imogene Hanman and Harold Owens wed at Rev. Floyd E. Courtney's home in Trenton in a noon double ring ceremony. The bride, a Browning High School and Chillicothe Business College graduate, and groom, a local farmer, began a short Ozarks honeymoon with tours around nearby towns and a large charivari welcome upon return.

Imogene Hanman Harold Owens Floyd E. Courtney Trenton Courtney U. B. Church Old Enterprise Clara Hanman Browning High School Chillicothe Business College Charley Owens Shelby Ozarks South Missouri Tuscumbia Osage Osage River St. Thomas St. Elizabeth Eldon Bagnell Dam Jefferson City Capitol Columbia Murphy Elliott

Durrett Belzer Couple Wed in Kahoka Missouri

Durrett daughter Edna and Clay Belzer were married at noon July 29 1939 at the Christian Church in Kahoka Missouri. Attendants were Miss Helen Kerr and Harry Durrett. The bride wore blue lace with baby breath snap dragons and sweet peas. They will reside on a farm near Winfield Iowa.

Edna Durrett Alfred Durrett Winfield Clay Belzer Frank Belzer North Salem F. M. Dawson The Christian Church Kahoka Missouri Helen Kerr Harry Durrett Mr. Belzer Iowa

Get Acquainted Club Meets for Embroidery and Ribbons

The Get Acquainted Club met with Mrs. Lorene Head on Wednesday afternoon to work embroidery and make pillow tops. Two members were absent due to illness. Ribbons were distributed to mark sides, red and white on one side blue and white on the other, and ribbons must be worn at each meeting or points are deducted.

Get Acquainted Get Acquainted Club Lorene Head

Local Club Notes Highlight Winners and Socials

Contest winners were Mary Alice Bozwell Edith Daniels and Lucille Stephenson. The hostess served ice cream and cake. Eleven members and twenty two visitors attended. The next meeting is with Mrs Elma Brinkley on August 16. Roll call answered with a handkerchief. Two birthday showers honored Bessie Head and Lucy Sevier with useful gifts.

Mary Alice Bozwell Edith Daniels Lucille Stephenson Elma Brinkley Bessie Head Lucy Sevier

Birth of eight pound baby boy announced by Swisegood couple

Mr and Mrs Floyd Swisegood of North Salem announce the birth of an eight pound baby boy born yesterday morning at 7 15. Mother and son are doing nicely. Dr McArtor was the attending physician.

Floyd Swisegood North Salem Dr. McArtor

Pond Construction Services Offered in Purdin Mo

L M Kimborough of Purdin Missouri advertises pond building and ditching services and invites interested parties to write or call. Local residents seeking earth moving and damming work can contact the listed party.

L. M. Kimbrough Purdin, Mo

Legionnaires urged to attend three August and September meetings

The Claude Myers Post asks Legionnaires to attend meetings on August 11, 5 and September 8 to complete plans for a Legion Homecoming picnic on September 15 and 16. Adjt. A. D. Peterson.

Claude Myers Post Legion A. D. Peterson Adjt

Kitchen Shower Honors New Couple in North Salem

The North Salem Club and relatives hosted a miscellaneous kitchen shower for Lois and Oren Jennings at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fay Jennings. About sixty guests enjoyed ice tea cookies and cake as Lois and Oren unwrapped gifts and wished them a happy married life.

Fay Jennings North Salem Club Oren Jennings Lois Oren

Dinner guests gather from Chula and Chillicothe

Entertained Mrs. Edna Nickell hosted Sunday dinner for many relatives and friends including Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hall and their son from near Chula, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Miles and daughter Darlene, Frank Chittum from near Chillicothe, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Nickell with Joyce Ann and Bobby, Miss Rosalie Linhart, Jimmie Nickell, and Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Alspach and their son Raymond Junior.

Edna Nickell Henry Hall and Son Near Chula Joe Miles Darlene Frank Chittum Chillicothe Earl Nickell Joyce Ann Bobby Rosalie Linhart Jimmie Nickell Raymond Alspach Raymond Junior

U B Workers Club Met For Fall Gathering

The U B Workers Club meets with Mrs Sadie Payne to wrap up postponed sessions. Members present include Ethel Burkholder, Elsie Steele, Nannie Cokerham, Sadie Payne, and Kathryn Smith. After business, contestants were announced, ice cream and cookies were served, and the afternoon closed with song and prayer. The group plans August 16 for the next meeting at Mrs Emma McCollum.

U. B. Workers Club Sadie Payne Ethel Burkholder Mrs. Payne Kathryn Smith Elsie Steele Nannie Cokerham Donald Dean Carleta Cokerham J. H. Burkholder W. J. Cokerham R. C. Steele J. H. Payne

Cokerham Family Reunion at Browning Park

A large Cokerham clan gathered at Browning Park Sunday to honor Mr. and Mrs. Frank Owens of Kismet Kansas. Attendees included numerous Owens Cokerham and related families from Missouri and Kansas. baskets were shared and softball and visiting took place throughout the day.

Cokerham City Park

For Sale Low Cost Concrete Products in Browning Mo

Foundation cave and well blocks grave markers monuments and cemetery lot markers also hollow building blocks free estimates see Earl Peters Browning Mo for details and prices.

Earl Peters Browning, Mo

Appointment for A. D. Peterson as Farm Sales Broker

A. D. Peterson has been appointed broker in farm sales for Union Central Life Insurance Kansas City Branch. Operating from D. H. Cowgill's Milan office, he completed training in farm and city property appraisal and holds a list of farms in Linn Sullivan Grundy Chariton Macon and Adair counties. He is prepared to show farms and quote current prices and terms.

A. D. Peterson Union Central Life Ins.Co Kansas City D. H. Cowgill Milan Linn Sullivan Grundy Chariton Macon Adair

Young Women’s Adult Class Met at Mrs Forbes Home

The Young Women’s Adult Class of the Methodist Church met August 4 at the home of Mrs Edna Forbes with Mrs Beverly Moore assistant hostess. Mrs Rozella Norfolk led worship and a discussion on Women in Transition by Mrs Frances Carr followed by a Bible Quiz led by Mrs Leona Harris. Members present included Ila Nevins Almeda Bartow Alma Browning Rozella Norfolk Hazel Peterson Oma Rudloff Frances Carr Leona Harris and Edna Forbes.

The Methodist Church Edna Forbes Beverly Moore Rozella Norfolk Frances Carr Ila Nevins Leona Harris Almeda Bartow Alma Browning Hazel Peterson Oma Rudloff Beverly

September Meeting Planned by Moore and Nellie Seaman

The report notes Moore and teacher Nellie Seaman involved with a gathering. Refreshments were provided by hostesses. The next meeting is scheduled for September 1 with Mrs. Alma Browning.

Linn County Students Hold Multiple Picnics at Teachers College

Seventy seven Linn County students attending Northeast Missouri State Teachers College Kirksville Missouri enjoyed two summer picnics with Eddie Williams of Browning as Master of Ceremonies. County officers listed include President Fredrick Remick Linneus and Secretary treasurer Margaret Street Linneus.

Linn County Northeast Missouri State Teachers College Kirksville Missouri Eddie Williams Browning Fredrick Remick Linneus Margaret ‘Street Linneus, Mo

Cemetery Meeting Postponed At Hoover Cemetery

All parties interested in the Hoover cemetery are asked to meet at the cemetery on Tuesday August 15 to aid in cleaning and to hold the meeting. Bring basket.

Hoover Cemetery

Hummel Wesley Class Meets With Mrs Reba Hummel

The Hummel Wesley Class met Thursday afternoon August 8 with thirteen members present. Worship was led by the president. Mrs Crawford spoke on Rainbows in the Rain and Mrs Rush on Smiling Through. Benediction by all. Refreshments followed. Next meeting August 17 with Ilva Darr Darr.

Hummel Wesley Reba Hummel Crawford Hinda’ Rush

Notice on Main Street Parking and City Lots

Car owners are asked not to park two deep on Main Street especially on Saturday nights to avoid blocking curbside exits. Ample parking will be available on lots near the Phillips 66 Service Station and Creason's Garage. C. W. Gooch, Mayor.

Phillips 66 Creason’s Gargae C. W. Gooch

On Vacation Jas P Bolling Family Tour

Mr and Mrs Jas P Bolling and their daughter Mrs Virginia Fuhrman are on a vacation trip visiting Yellow Stone Park and Salt Lake City Utah during a leisure spring break.

Jas. P. Bolling Virginia Fuhrman Yellow Stone Park Salt Lake City Utah

Stitch And Chatter Club News From Amelia Kelley

Amelia Kelley hosted the Stitch and Chatter meeting in July. Members enjoyed a grand fried chicken dinner and a pink breadcloth comfort quilt was nearly finished. Irene and Doris led evening entertainment with playful contests and prize wins.

Amelia Kelley Irene Doris Florence Clara Barbara Joe

Sunday Dinner at Bowyer Home in Browning

Mr and Mrs Lloyd Bowyer hosted a Sunday gathering at their Browning country home near Wolcott Indiana in honor of their son Fay Bowyer and family. A 12 oclock dinner was followed by two and a half gallons of ice cream. Relatives and friends included Fay Bowyer and sons Ronald Raymond Ray Bowyer and daughters Dixie Lola Rae Charley Browning Carrie Bowyer Ellis Clawson Lewis Arnold and sons Kenneth Darrell Noble Crooks Jewel John Longwell Jesse Evelyn Margaret Deskins Patty Parsons Anna Belle West Helen Eugene and others.

Browning Park Frank Owens Kismet Kansas Edwin Earl Lila J. K Owen Dean Iva Wine Joplin Cora Hague Jennie Clarence Egue Brookfield Chas. Cokerham Mooresville Paula Mae Cokerham Willis Cokerham Ivan Cokerham Donald Dean Carlotta Mae Orville Cokerham Roy Miller Donnie Ray Jerry Sherman and Sharon Charley Owens Harold Owens Norman Miller Estalene Charley Miller Marie Owens Loren Leota Bill Jenkins Robert Muirhead John Ogle Pwrdin Alda Brookshier Joel Lyle Taylor Floyd Cokerham Melba Jane Martha Rae P. E Cokerhma Lloyd Bowyer Browning Fay Bowyer Wolcott Ind Ronald Raymond Ray Bowyer Dixie Lola Rae Keytesville Charley Browning Carrie Bowyer Ellis Clawson Lewis Arnold Kenneth Darrell Noble Crooks and Jewel John Longwell Jesse Evelyn Margaret Deskins Patty Parsons Kirksville Anna Belle West Helen Eugene Bowyer

James Edward Parsons Dies in Kirksville at 87

James Edward Parsons born February 15 1866 in Jackson County West Virginia died Sunday night July 23 in Kirksville Missouri after moving from Browning and Des Moines to Omaha. He married Emma L Arnold in 1891 and had seven children surviving. his wife died seventeen years earlier. He was known for honesty industry and steadfast character. Grandchildren remember his work and holidays he shared with them. Immediate family listed includes Frankie Hamilton Freeman Parsons and others in Kirksville Des Moines Omaha Louisville and nine grandchildren and one great grandchild.

James ‘Edward Parsons Jackson County West Virginia Emma L. Arnold Mr. Parsons Missouri Browning Kirksville Frankie Hamilton Freeman Parsons Freda Wittmer French Foster Parsons Des Moines Iowa Fleet Parsons Omaha Nebraska Fritz Parsons Louisville Kentucky

Sam Morris to Discuss Problems of Repeal at Pur din Church

Sam Morris of Del Rio Texas known for the Voice of Temperance broadcasts will speak at Pur din Methodist Church on August 13 at 11 am. For the past four winters he has presented up to the…

Sam Morris del Rio Texas Purdin Methodist Church Mr. Morris

Temperance Activist Mr Morris Goes On State Tour

Mr Morris associates with The National Voice, America's oldest temperance paper, and will tour states including New Mexico Colorado Arkansas Kansas Missouri Illinois Iowa Indiana Tennessee Georgia Alabama North Carolina South Carolina and Virginia. He speaks on behind the scenes of temperance radio crusades and powers resisting repeal facts reaching the people.

XEPN XEAW Morris New Mexico Colorado Arkansas Kansas Missouri Ilinois Iowa Indiana Tennessee Georgia Alabama North Carolina South Carolina Virginia Mortis National Voice America

Dearing Couple Welcome Baby Girl Margaret Ruth

Mr. and Mrs. Payne Dearing of Tuscon Arizona celebrate the birth of a baby girl named Margaret Ruth. Mrs. Dearing is formerly Miss Margaret Bundridge, daughter of Mrs. Nelia Bundridge. This is the couple's first child.

Payne Dearing Tuscon Arizona Margaret Ruth Dearing Margeret Bundridge Nelia Bundridge Mrs. Dearing

Slats Diary Reflects a Week of Routine and Odd Dreams

A childlike diary entry covers a week of regimented days from waking and washing to sermons and chores. It notes a Pilgrim reference, Aunt Emmy, revive services, family talk about a car, Jane’s nine year old dreams, and a dull school period with hopes to understand next month.

Erry 8. S Evry Emmy Mister Jinkins Mister Jinkenses Otto Mobeel Grate Scott Janes House Jane P. mi Janes Sirkemstantees

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Legionnaires Mrs. LE. Bowyer Mrs. Fay Bowyer and Sons James Edward Parsons
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