Special Election Proposed Tax Increase Browning Missouri 1951
Public notice sets August 30 1951 for a special election in Browning Missouri to decide a four year thirty cent tax levy increase for general municipal purposes in addition to the existing seventy five cent levy. Polling places East Ward Peterson Coal Office West Ward American Legion Hall. open 6am to 7pm with sunset extension if needed. Ballot form explains For or Against the thirty cent levy. City Clerk Aaron D. Peterson signs notice.
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Browning
Missouri
East Ward
Peterson Coal Office
West Ward
American Legion Hall
Clyde Brinkley
Lela Neet
Viola Jones
Kathryn Calhoun
Fay Peterson
Alpha Lawrence
Aaron D. Peterson
White Oak Grove Church Monday Service August 20
The White Oak Grove Church holds weekly Monday services at 8 p m with a sermon on Signs of His coming. Special chorus singing by Amber Lou and Rex King. Everyone welcome. Mrs Elza Jacobs Milan Missouri serves as contact.
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White Oak Grove
Amber Lou
Rex King
Elza Jacobs
Milan
Purdin Methodist Circuit Hosts Revival at Haseville
The cooperative revival at Haseville progresses with an active turnout from ages as young as a few months to 91. Georgie Hess leads the choir with Lorraine Jerome at the piano as the inspiring gospel service continues throughout the week.
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Purdin Methodist Circuit
Haseville
Grand Old Guard
Georgie Hess
Lorraine Jerome
Prayer Meeting Plans At Morris Chapel And Bear Branch
Pastor W. A. Pollock announces services with Mrs. Edwin Jones and daughter Janice aiding at Morris Chapel and Bear Branch on Aug 19. A grand song service is hoped, with prayers for homes to become houses of prayer. Mrs. Clarence Grice hosts the Friendship Circle Club.
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Hass”ville
Morris Chapel
Edwin Jones
Janice
Bear Branch
W. A. Pollock
Stitch And Chatter Club Meeting Notes
Noon gathering August 8 with thirteen members and ten children. Opening with America The Beautiful and Lord's Prayer. Jewell and Kathryn won prizes, Frances and Jewell received gifts from Secret Sisters. Refreshments served. Next meeting with Oma Shanks August 22.
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America the Beautiful
Martha
Jewell
Kathryn
Frances
Oma Shanks
Neighborhood Club Concludes Busy Afternoon Meeting
Members finished a productive session at the home of Mrs. Alma Browning with tea, rug braiding, and a handkerchief exchange. The next gathering is scheduled for August 23 at Mrs. Browning’s house.
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Fred. Bailey
Rayman McCollum
North Salem
Browning
Stitch and Chatter Club
Will Barclay
Lydia Barklay
Alma Browning
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Peterson Coal CO
Marceline
Shelby
Purdin
New Boston
Jersey
Leon Smith
Rhode Island
Nile Bauer
Charley Edgar
Dobby Hamilton
Edgar Crist
Clarence Grice
Friendship Circle Club
J. A
Jimmy” Lorenz
Purdin, Mo
J. A. Koon, M. D
Brookfield
Patterson-Sargent
Browning Lumber Company
Browning, Missouri
Linn County
R-1
Pardin
Margaret Hardin
Imogene Taylor
Leota, Yogel
Fred Creason
Enterprise Russell
Gladys Bowyer
Velma Foster
Ruby Boyles
Reva Guyer
Mary Ford
Neil Peterie
Dickinson
Prairie Mound
Cattey Price
Triudium Elementary
Kathryn Cleeton
Pansy Britton
Marie Head
Geraldine Riddle Genevie Kaschmeider
Phyllis McCollum
Arlene Forbes
Home Ec
Commer
Calvin Lambert
Pearle Thurlo
Gerry N. Hamilton
Thelma Molloy
Imogene Artz
Theodore McSorley
Alpha Brantner
Clive Freeland
Dorothy Kenley
Fred Lambert
Russell, Light
South Hooker
North Hooker
Verlan Lambert
White Oak
Cora
Bundridge
Brookshier
Ted Brantner
Enterprise
Knifong Grove
Jimmie Nickell
Scottsville
Mundell
Haskell Foster
Charles Gooch
Pleasant Shade
Loren Owens
North Eagle
Earl Steens
Lawrence Bailey
Davis
Tom Lacers
Floyd Swisegood
Cattey
Clapp
Triudium
Price
Phillips
Catherine Seckington
Lee
Pro
The
Board of Education
Ralph Beliel
Hazel Ingraham
Mary Griffis
Myrtle Garrett—Assist
Arthur Griffeth
Purdin School
Everett Brown—Cook
Irvin Smith
Shelby School
Kathryn Smith—Cook
Elva Monroe—Cook
Shelby and
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