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Browning Leader Record

Location

Browning, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Aug 15, 1935

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Sullivan County Farmers Hear Wickard at State Conference

The Sullivan County delegation attended a state corn hog conference where Claude R. Wickard, head of the Corn Hog Section, promised full payment to compliant contract signers and outlined plans for a 1936 program. He urged turnout for a national referendum and warned against processing-tax suits and anti adjustment forces.

Sullivan County Washington Claude R. Wickard W. Ray Cochran H. L. Bramble Leonard T. Shipley Rolla A. Baugher Emereencey Mr. Wickard Supreme Court Congress Circuit Court Hoosac Mills Agricultural Adjustment Administration House-Senate Conference Committee Wickard Adjustment Administration

Birth notices for Trenton parents announce two newborns

Mr and Mrs Barney Reams of Trenton welcome a baby girl and report mother and child doing well. Mr and Mrs John Neely announce a baby boy with Dr Becker as attending physician. Mrs Sarah Ann Moore received an announcement from Mr and Mrs Ray T Moore of a nine pound baby boy born in August with the name Ray Turner Moore Jr.

Barney Reams Trenton Babe John Neely Dr. Becker Sarah Ann Moore Ray T. Moore Ray Turner Moore

Funeral in Carrollton for Clark Miller

Attendees in Carrollton included Miss Lorene Burkholder Mrs Frances Carter Miss Erma Peters on Mrs Josie Jones Ward Thompson Steve Deming Billy Rhodes and Howard Carter at the funeral for Clark Miller held Saturday.

Carrollton Lorene Burkholder Frances Carter Erma Peterson Josie Jones Ward Thompson Steve Deming Billy Rhodes Howard Carter Clark Miller

4 H Round-Up Planned for Linn County August 19

Linn County boys and girls meet in Linneus on Monday morning August 19 to compete for trips to Columbia Chillicothe and Brookfield. About twenty five trips to each site awarded for meritorious 4 H work. A basket dinner at noon invites all interested to watch the county youth perform.

Linn County Linneus Columbia Chillicothe Brookfield Farm Bureau Surit

Couple Wed at Scoonover Home Near Pollock

Scottsville Community Club attended a Sunday wedding at the Scoonover residence near Pollock for Lloyd Scoonover and Opal Smith. Relatives and neighbors from Scottsville and nearby guests joined in a wedding feast and well wishes for the newly married couple.

Scottsville Scoonover Pollock Lloyd Scoonover Opal Smith Pars Brassfield Wai Eeley Fred Smith Byron Taylor Marjorie Jerry Lena Fanning Dorothy Ira McClarren Eldene Jacobs Wayne Jacobs Eugene Thurlo Bill Brassfield Arthur Mundell Richard Gerald J. T. Hoselton Paul and Ray Earl Jacobs R. A. Thurlo Buel McClarren Milt Scoonover Earl Scoonover Alonzo Morgan Roy Smith Misses Merril Lucille Denis Jean Smith Lois Scoonover Orval Howe

Class of 1925 Holds Park Supper for Jackie Thurlo Family

The 1925 graduating class met at the park Sunday evening and planned a supper for Jackie Thurlo and his Los Angeles family. Attendees included Mrs. Guy Adams and husband, Jackie Thurlo and daughter, Kenneth Williams and family, Hubert Atkins, Leona Smith and friend, and Leland Bramhall and baby. The group enjoyed the evening but missed other classmates.

Park Jackie Thurlo Los Angeles Guy Adams Adams Kenneth Williams Hubert Atkins Leona Smith Leland Bramhall

G. P. Club Holds August Meeting With Quilting

The G. P. Club met with Mrs. Verle Dell on August 8 with 25 members and guests. Members hemmed a comfort and quilted despite heat while refreshments were served. The next meeting will be with Gertrude Kuhn on August 22.

G. P. Club

4-H Livestock Judging Tour Set for Friday at Edens Farm

The livestock judging tour and contest for 4-H members will begin Friday, August 16, at 9:30 AM at the L. H. Edens farm. Participants will inspect and judge livestock as part of the statewide 4-H activities.

L. H. Edens

Linn County Livestock, Cattle and Mule Judging at Roundup

Purebred Hereford cattle and mules will be judged as part of a Linn County competition to select a team for the State Roundup at Columbia the last week in August. Awards will be announced Monday August 19 at the County Roundup in Linneus.

Linn County Columbia Linneus

Election of Post Officers for Claude Myers Post 274

Election of Post Officers for 1936 at Claude Myers Post No. 274 is set for Friday August 16 1935 at 8:00 p m All members should attend to vote for leadership. Auxiliary Unit also meets that date as the Department Convention in Columbia runs September 1 2 3 Lets Go.

Claude Myers Colmbia

Reward for Information on Ram Theft

A $75 reward is offered for information leading to the arrest and conviction of the person or persons who took five rams from the pasture between July 25 and August 2, as stated by J. Carl Gilmer.

J. Carl Gilmer

Route E and Linn County Route E Planned in 1935

Preliminary State Highway Department study outlines Route E in Grundy County from Laredo east to the county line and in Linn County from the Grundy line to Route D. Location begins at Route M end near Milwaukee Railroad crossing at Laredo and proceeds east past Crookshanks corner and farms to Route D Linn County.

Grundy & Linn State Highway Department Grundy County Laredo Linn County Waredo Sullivan County State Highway Commission Milwaukee Railroad Crookshanks Corner J. F. Searcy Bob Basswell W. R. Young Haseville C. W. Francisco Macon Missouri Jefferson City

Ram Sale at Linneus What to Expect

Linneus hosts a ram sale on August 21 featuring 30 head of Shropshires and Hamp shires. Auction begins at 1 30 p m on Wednesday with catalog offerings from local breeders.

Linneus Shropshires Hampshires

Donald Johnson Brought Home After Car Wreck

Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Hummel took Donald Johnson home from Kirksville Monday evening. He was accompanied by Mrs. Opal Johnson and Mr. and Mrs. O. T. Johnson. Donald still suffers injuries from a car accident two weeks ago but is expected to recover with good care.

Donald Johnson L. W. Hummel Kirksville Opal Johnson O. T. Johnson Donald

Barber Shop Move At Mason Dell Pool Hall

Hubert Atkins promotes tensorial work with a moved barber shop location at Mason Dell pool hall. Prices described as reasonable and services offered to patrons seeking haircutting and related care.

Mason Dell Pool Hall Hubert Atkins

J L Lay Dies At 77 In Locust Valley Community

Stephen Johnson Lay aged 77 died at his home near Mt. Olive Sept 9 1875 birth, later joined Mt. Olive Baptist Church and Locust Valley Church. He married Malissa Myers in 1879 and had two sons James D. and Oliver L. Funeral at Locust Valley Baptist Church and interment in Locust Valley cemetery.

Stephen Johnson Lay Stephen Lucy Phillips Lay Linn County Missouri Mt. Olive School House C. S. Morris James J. M. Morris Jesse Bowyer Jno. Bow Ruth - Taylor Linnens Cecil Lay Browning Basil Lay Chicago Jack Taylor Locust Valley Baptist Church Jno. W. Drinkard Candy Meadville Smith Laredo Locust Valley Cemetery

Card of Thanks for S. J. Lay

We thank those who assisted us during the illness and death of S. J. Lay and for the floral offerings. Mrs. S. J. Lay and Sons.

S. J. Lay

Lambert Reunion at Browning Park in Sun day

The Lambert Reunion will be held at Browning Park on August 18. Friends and neighbors are welcome to attend this community gathering.

Lambert Browning Park

Stitch and Chatter Club Meets for Quilt Work

The Stitch and Chatter club held on Wednesday August 7 with twenty members. Members quilted tacked and bound a comfort and embroidered. A business meeting led to plans for an extra meeting at Enterprise school house with visitors Sadie Payne Mary Tucker Gladys Lewis and Veda Mitchell.

Dana Lambert Bernice Bessie Enterprise School House Sadie Payne Mary Tucker Gladys Lewis Veda Mitchell Mollie Cordray

Dust Then Duty Anew Ready For Work And Pleasure

A brisk note promises readiness for another day of labor and leisure. The speaker urges vigilance and optimism, concluding with a playful boast about keeping up the pace and being present for what comes next.

Ice Cream Supper Aids Scottsville Homecoming

An ice cream supper will be held in Scottsville on Friday night August 16 to raise funds for the Scottsville home coming. Everyone is invited to attend.

Scottsville

H Clay Jones Reflects On Life From Juneau Letter

H Clay Jones writes from Kansas City forwarding news of friends and kin across Oklahoma Colorado Alaska. He recounts health hot weather visits, job moves, and a long financial setback then describes starting anew with frugal living and perseverance toward age 70.

H. Clay Jones Kansas City Joe Frog H. Clay, Jr Juneau Alaska Rush Muskogee Okla Pearl Maxine Davidson Fair Play Colo Kenneth Cotter University of Colorado P. G. Brurebaugh Prospect Ave J. W. Oxlew East 15Th Ray Duncan Grand Ave Howard Jones Palace Clothing Co Byron Whaley O. K Katz Browning Bert Marvin Bert Brookfield Clay Jones

Permanent's Permanent Waves Special

Clarkson's in Brookfield Massachusetts advertises a special on permanent waves for $1.08. Contact by phone at 116.

Clarkson's Brookfield, Ma

Fulkerson Monument Co Offers Experienced Memorial Craft

The Fulkerson Monument Co based in Brookfield Missouri highlights years of experience in memorial design. It emphasizes material quality and meticulous craftsmanship in cremation and memorial works.

Memoria Fulkerson Monument Co Brookefield Missouri

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