Jerome-Baskett Reunion Draws Many to White Oak Church
The Jerome and Baskett reunion was held Sunday August 19 at White Oak church. Attendees shared visits and renewed kinship though several relatives were absent. Next year’s gathering is planned for the first Sunday in August with services hoped for by all.
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Jerome and
Baskett
White Oak Church
Henry Erome
Noel Coram
Daniel Jere
Belva Jerome
Wayne
Treva
Tressie
Lennie Jerome
Stephen Jerome
Ary
Kenneth
Raymond
Cecil
Ordie
Etheal
Floy Blancher
Hallie Moore
Gerald Moore
Florence Pore
Annie Price
All Green Castle
Ste Brooksher
Arlie Polson
Ruth
Walter Overstreet
Isab
Chester
Rogers
Ie Minor
Leon
Louise Coram
Newston
Walter Jerme
Lucille
Marjorie
Betty
Purdin
Ohn Jacobs
Beryl Head
Peggy
Shirley
Minda Nickell
Jay
Jim Hollon
Walter Steenson
Velma
Maxine Tayor
Lela
May
Byron Smith
Browning
John R. Stephenson
Johnie Stephenson
Dolores
Marvin
Rob Stephenson
Nellie
Sylvia
Melvin
Lorene
Robert
Tom
Virginia Ford
Aymond
Helen White
Roger
Fritz Brinkley
Opalmae
Cleo Charlene
Becca Stephenson
Cora
Goldin Nicholson
Milan
Love Circle Meeting At Mrs Grant Smith Home
The Love Circle met at Mrs. Grant Smith's home on Tuesday August 21 with 15 members and 16 visitors. A noon cafeteria style meal followed in the summer kitchen. The afternoon featured a theme song, a reading by Edith Hatfield read by Sylvia Stephenson, roll call Bible questions, contests with prizes for Nellie and Velma Stephenson, Mrs Myrtle Dunlap and Mrs Gertie Bertschman, and gifts for several secret sisters. Visitors included Julius and Ileen Bertschman Lorene Stephenson Edith Hatfield Pearly King Max Spen
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Love Circle
Grant Smith
McKinistray
Cora Smith
Edith Hatfield
Smith
Sylvia Stephenson
Nellie
Velma Stephenson
Myrtle Dunlap
Gertie Bertschman
John Smith
Julius and
Ileen Bertschman
Lorene Stephenson
Pearly King
Max Spen
Willing Workers Meeting Report From Park August 8
The Willing Workers did not meet due to sickness and heat. July 11 session included Aunt Mary Cotter. the August program featured flower garden quilt work, talks by Edna Harvey and Pauline Western, a district outline by Lucille Hardin, and a birthday shower for Anna Hatch and Lucy Cumbo. Next meeting set for September 5 with Lucy Cumbo. Nora Harris and Jean Bailey to receive gifts.
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Park
Mary Cotter
Anna Hatch
Lucy Cumbo
In memory of Thomas D. Cady 1928 remembrance
In memory of Thomas D. Cady who passed away Aug 25 1928. Today recalls sad memories of a loved one gone to rest. Those who think of him today are the ones who loved him best. Sadly missed by Father Mother and Sisters.
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Thomas D. Cady
Wednesday Band Concert Delights Brown ing Community
A delegation from Green City and Milan aided Brown ing musicians on Wednesday night, drawing full parking and standing room. Guest conductors Huckstep Cowger Atherton led a varied program including a Cowger tuba solo and Wagon Wheels vocal duet. The local band reorganized with new officers and twenty two members.
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Green City
Milan
Edward Wiliams
Huckstep
Messrs. Cowger
Atherton
Mrs Pennety Gooch Lifelong Linn County Matriarch Passes
Mrs Pennety Jane Gooch Mundell born October 1 1849 Linn County Missouri died August 22 1934 at age 84 years 10 months and 21 days. She married Henry C Moore May 10 1861 and had 100 children six survive. She later married W H C Gooch November 4 1920. Funeral Friday at 2 pm at the Baptist church in Linneus with Rev E John Meyers. Burial at Mundell Cemetery.
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Pennety
Jane Gooch Pennety
Jane Mundell
Linn County
Missouri
The
Baptist Church
Henry C. Moore
Laura Fields
Tulare
Cailf
W. T. Moore
Laclede
Cordia Cotter
Browning
C. D. Moore
van Dyke
Mich
J. M. Moore
Mendon
Jesse L. Moore
St. Louis
Robert Haggard
Meadville
W. H.C. Gooch
E. John Meyers
Linneus
Mundell Cemetery
Family expresses gratitude after loss of wife and mother
We thank friends and neighbors for kindness during sickness and death of our wife and mother. W. H. C. Gooch J. M. Moore Mrs. Laura Fields Mrs. Artie Cotter W. T. Moore C. D. Moore Jesse L. Moore express appreciation to those who offered support.
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W. H. C. Gooch
J. M. Moore
Laura Fields
Artie Cotter
W. T. Moore
C. D. Moore
Jesse L. Moore
Stitch and Chatter Club Meets for All Day Session
The Stitch and Chatter Club met with Mrs. Camora Abbott on Thursday August 23 for an all day meeting. Members prepared dinner for corn cutter and Mrs Abbott brought in quilts including The Broken Circle to be quilted and two previously quilted quilts to be bound. The group worked diligently until noon.
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Ner
Kathryn Steele
Oland Hall
Edith Hale
Mildred Brantner
Goldie Abbott
Larry Hale
Larry
Doris Hanman
Effie Britton
Alice DeVore
Agnes Brantner
Goldin Abbott
Carmora Abbott
Ima Elliott
Leah
Ivah Lambert
Alpha Quigley
Edna Lambert
Florence Elliott
Frances Tucker
Opal Gooch
Alice de Vare
Lydia Barclay
Orpha
Emma Dickinson
Clara
Doris
Lucille Hanman
Alice Ware
Vesta
Janie Elliott
Jacob Quigley
Wayne Abbott
Ruby Westfall
Imgene Hanman
Merilee Ware
Marvin Abbott
Elmo Dean Britton
Gary
Mary Jo Hanman
C. R
Camora Abbott
Passing of Wanda Fern McCollum
Wanda Fern McCollum daughter of Claude W and Gladys McCollum was born July 18 1931 and died August 21 1934 at age 3 years 1 month 3 days. She was loved by relatives and friends and leaves a mother father four grandparents four great grandparents two aunts one uncle three cousins and many friends.
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Wanda Fern McCollum
Claude W
Gladys McCollum
Wanda
Card of Thanks for loss of daughter
We thank our friends neighbors choir and Bro Chaffee for kindness shown us and for the beautiful flowers in the passing of our little daughter. Mr and Mrs C W McCollum Mr and Mrs J O McCollum Mr and Mrs T A Milburn
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Bro. Chaffee
C. W. McCollum
J. O. McCollum
T. A. Milburn
Pederson Household Goods Sold Before Washington Move
Sale of household goods for Mr and Mrs Howard Pederson drew a large crowd in the city Saturday afternoon. The Pederson family and their two sons will move to Washington this week where Mr Pederson has employment. Friends wish them success in the northwest.
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Washington
Howard Pederson
Sunshine Workers Night Social At Noel Bennett Home
The Sunshine Workers and families met at Noel Bennett's on Thursday night August 23. The group enjoyed a radio program from Stitch and Chatter and Spit and Spatter Clubs over PUNK Little Rock and other stations, with music, readings, and a foot guessing game. Attendees listed include the Gooch and Abbott families, Arnolds, DeVore, Bennett, and many Browning residents. The evening ended with refreshments and a note of high enjoyment.
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Sunshine
Ethel Bennett
Stitch and Chatter
PUNK
Little Rock
Arkansas
Lyle Gooch
Ellis Abbott
Lyle
Gail
Paul Gooch
Jim Ketchum
George Holdum
Lyle and
Ellis
Ella Stufflebean
Ima Fizzle
Alice DeVore
Susie
Columbia Broadcasting Station
Amos and
Andy
XER
DelRio
Texas
Melroy
Dorothy
Ruth Arnold
Sunshine Workers
Browning
Josephine DeVore
Lynell
Will Gooch
Camora Abbott
Bill DeVore
Josephine
Raymond
Custer Linhart
Jim Elliott
Kenneth Kiifong
Clarice
Donald
Bobbie Hart Andson
Wayne Abbott
Orbra Jones
Wayne Stufflebean
Richard
Asa Badger
Ray Maggart
Eunice
Hazel Maggart
Noel Lay
Bonnie Zoe
Enola Jean
Nadine Bartimus
Harry Rhodes
Billie
Noel Bennett
Leon
Bobbie
Clinton
Will Cordray
Geo. Prather
Elizabeth Ann
W. B. Arnold
Ruth
Gene
Browning Juniors Fall to Majesties in Park Diamond Tilt
Browning Juniors lost to Brookfield Majestics 7 to 5 at the Park diamond on Wednesday August 22. Glen George pitched for Browning with Carr and Glen Robinson behind the plate. Brookfield led 6 runs in the first two innings and Browning scored 5 in the first four, with the season ending likely for the Juniors as school starts. Celebrations followed for Mr and Mrs Lloyd E Bowyer on their 28th wedding anniversary with family gathering at their home.
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Browning
Brookfield
Patrick Majestic’s
Glen George
Carr
Glen Robinson
Glen
Simpson
Donald Johnson
Paul Smith
Gene Carr
Glenn Robinson
Harvey Neet
Claude Smith
Ronald Williams
Junior Lutonfield
Joe Wyan Woodward
Donald George
Lloyd E. Bowyer
Gertie
Ray Bowyer
Dixie and
Lola Ray
Keytesville
Fay Bowyer
Ronald
Donald
Lewis Arnold
Bowning
Ellis Clawson
Humphreys
Charles Lee Bowyer
Oneta Fry
Mendon
Lloyd Bowyer
Mid Week Bridge Club Meets for Progressive Play
The Mid-Week Bridge Club met last Wednesday afternoon with Mrs Donald Jones. Players included Mrs Kenneth Williams Mrs Nelson Brassfield Mrs Ray Nickell Mrs Leon Kenley Mrs Harold Rinehart Mrs Edgar Hoselton and Mrs Donald Jones. Guests were Mrs Raymond Alspach Mrs Genevral Labar Mrs John Reece of Milan Mrs Charles Williams of Chicago Miss Oma Atkins Miss Lora Myers and Mrs Leo Jones.
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Donald Jones
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Jerome-Basket
White Oak Grove Church
Anna Grindstaff
Joyce Garrett
John and
John Jacobs
Lloyd Garrett
Ralph Collins
Irvin Smith
B. Y. P. U. Girls
Carl Farson
Winigan B. Y. P. U
Ivan Cable
Robert Cattey
Ernest Sorge
Glen Demery
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