Otis R Lantz Buried in Kansas City Nov 28
Obituary notices for Otis Range Lantz of 4526 Washington St Kansas City Missouri who died November 26 1941 after a short illness at St Luke's Hospital He was 48 years 9 months and 19 days born January 7 1893 in Browning Missouri moved to Kansas City at 23 married to Vesta Lee Sayers and survived by three sons a grandson a sister and a brother Funeral held November 28 1941 at Freeman Chapel with burial Forest Hill Cemetery Also notes the death of Ted Rottmann 36 attributed to infection from bad teeth with funeral at Mt Zion church Browning Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otis Range Lantz
Washington St
Kansas City
Missouri
Browning
St. Luke’s Hospital
Lot C
Jennie Lantz
Mr. Lantz
Vesta Lee Sayers
Leland H. Lantz
Otis Edmund Lantz
Darwin Eugene Lantz
Darwin Eugene
Leland H. Lantz, Jr
Lot C. Lantz
Icel Crowdis
Milan
Sigmond C. Lantz
Frinedy
Lantz
Masonic Lodge
Co-operative Club
Freeman Chapel
E. L. Thomas
Forest Hill Cemetery
Ted Rottmann
Mr. Rottmann
Mt. Zion Church
Memorial of Emery D. Myers in Missouri Church Service
Emery Douglas Myers 68 of Reger Missouri died November 23 1941 at home He was born December 10 1872 in Sullivan County Missouri He married Mary Hester Thomas March 12 1906 They had five children two died in infancy Surviving are John L Myers Milan Missouri Lettie Smith Independence Kansas William H Myers near Milan six grandchildren two brothers Ira Myers New Boston Missouri Charlie Myers Milan three sisters Rose Jones Kansas City Missouri Mrs Thomas Woodall Roger Missouri and Eva Fietcher Tulsa Oklahoma Funeral services were held November 25 at the Church of God at 230 pm with burial in Schrock cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emery Douglas Myers
William H
Margaret Myers
Sullivan County
Missouri
Reger
Mary Hester Thomas
John L. Myers
Milan
Lettie Smith
Independence
Kansas
William H. Myers
Near
Ira Myers
New Boston
Charlie Myers
Rose Jones
Kansas City
Thomas Woodall
Roger, Mo
Eva Fietcher
Tulsa
Oklahoma
Church of God
Stella Bachman
Schrock Cemetery
Thanksgiving Circle meeting at W S of C S hosts
Mrs Mae Schrock hosted the Senior Circle of the W S of C S on Friday November 21 with visitor Mrs Oren Taylor from Circle 1 and sixteen members. Mrs Crawford led worship, readings included Count Your Blessings and Psalm 105, roll call responses prayed gratitude, talks by Mrs Hummel and others followed, then ice cream cookies and coffee were served by the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. S
C. S
Mae Schrock
W. 5S
Oren Taylor
Circle No. 1
Crawford
Hummel
MtArtor
Nickelson
Mesdames Nickell
McArtor
Hooker
Schrock
Woolf
Rhodes
Adams
Bartow
Carter
Drake
Tate
Rush
Williams
Tax Collector to Collect City Taxes at Bank
Notice to taxpayers that Nelle Williams as collector will be at Citizens Savings Bank on Wednesday and Saturday afternoons through December to collect city taxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens Savings Bank
Nelle, Williams
Fur Buyers Seek Skins With High Prices
Advertises fur buying starting next Saturday December 6 with high prices and slight reductions on skinless animals. J. R. Williams, phone 38.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Williams
Wanted Inexpensive Used Tire For Cash
Classified note from Noel Ley seeks an inexpensive used tire for cash payment with no trade in and no dealer. Messages indicate private sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noel Ley
For Sale Five White Face Steers and Hereford Bull
For sale one group of five head good two year old white face steers and one coming two year old registered Hereford bull. Contact C E Smith North Salem Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cc. E. Smith
North Salem
Tax collection schedule for Benton township announced
Lela Neet, the collector, lists tax collection dates in Purdin on December 5 9 11 13 16 31 and 26 29 31 and in Browning on December 6 8 10 12 16 18 20 22 24 27 and 30 to collect Benton township taxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Purdin
Browning
Benton Township
Lela Neet
No Hunting Sign Emphasized by Farm Owners
Mrs. Joe Johnson and Otto Johnson post a strict no hunting rule on their farms. The sign bans guns and dogs on all property, aiming to protect crops and livestock from trespassers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Johnson
Otto Johnson
For Rent 80 Acre Farm South of Browning
For rent an 80 acre well improved farm located 34 miles south of Browning. See or write Mrs. Elizabeth A. Gilmer at 424 Cherry St. Chillicothe MO for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Browning
Elizabeth A. Gilmer
Cherry St
Chillicothe
Farmowner Objects to Hunters on Property
H F Kille and Truman Stephenson report no trespassing by hunters on their farm and demand respect for private land. The note asserts clear ownership and opposition to intrusion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. F. Kille
Truman Stephenson
Farm lands ban hunting with guns or dogs by renters
W V Walker and G D Walker state that hunting with firearms or dogs is prohibited on their farm or leased land. The notice emphasizes that all hunting activities are forbidden on the property under rental agreement terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. V. Walker
G. D. Walker
Tax collection schedule for Duncan township announced
Wm. P. Fields, Collector, lists dates and locations for tax collection. He will be in Roger Friday afternoons, Cora Saturday mornings, and Browning Saturday afternoons to collect taxes for Duncan township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger
Cora
Browning
Duncan Township
Wm. P. Fields
Yearling Steers and Ewes to Lamb in March
30 head yearling steers and 100 head ewes to lamb in March. Roy Haley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Haley
More Red Cross knitters seek yarn and needles
Se cure yarn, needles and instructions from Mrs. Wesley Peters for Red Cross knitting efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Wesley Peters
WPA Provides Quick Farm Labor via Local Foremen
The National Policy of WPA revised to transfer enrollees to private farming work. Farmers contact the nearest WPA Project foreman to obtain available workers. workers who refuse may be dropped. Projects may be shut down if needed. Information released by H. P. Phelan, District Manager, WPA District No. 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WPA
H. P. Phelan
Work Projects ‘Administration
Rev P P Taylor to Speak at Sunday Services
Reverend Perry Taylor, new district superintendent, will speak Sunday morning at 11 o clock. A quarterly conference follows at 2 30 PM with reports from church leaders. Bible study and prayer meet Thursday at Mrs Marie Woolf’s home. A Social Security Office representative will visit Brookfield Friday December 5 from 8 30 to 10 30 AM at the Post Office to aid with Old Age and Survivors Insurance questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry Taylor
D. S
Church School
Women’s Societies
Marie Woolf
H.R. Tate
Social Security Board
L. D. Moyer
St. Joseph
Missouri
Brookfield
Couple celebrates 65th wedding anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph S. Sloan of this city celebrate sixty fifth wedding anniversary. Married in Clark County Missouri they lived there forty three years before moving to Guthrie Oklahoma in 1919. In the past year they have resided with their daughter Mrs. Lloyd Hummel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph S. Sloan
Clark County
Missouri
Guthrie
Okla
Lloyd Hummel
Campbell Couple Host Turkey Dinner and Bridge Party
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Campbell of Purdin entertained with a turkey dinner and bridge party on Wednesday evening November 26. High score went to Mrs. Emma Street and Dr. Kroeger. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Street, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Edens, Mr. and Mrs. Mark Gooch, Mr. and Mrs. F. G. Hardin, Dr. and Mrs. Kroeger and the hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Campbell
Purdin
Emma Street
Dr. Kroeger
A. M. Street
Joe Edens
Mark Gooch
F.G. Hardin
Kroeger
Iss
Bide A Wee Bridge Dinner Hosted by Fleming Couple
Chula hosts Bide A Wee Club bridge dinner on November 26 with guests Dr. and Mrs. D K McCrea and Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Raney. Attendees include Mr. and Mrs. H C Bailey, Mr. and Mrs J H Calhoun, Mr. and Mrs C W Gooch, Dr. and Mrs W D Grice, Mr. and Mrs J N Neet, and Mr. and Mrs J R Williams. Neet and McCrea win high score favors, Gooch takes traveling prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B. Fleming
Chula
W. D. Grice
J. N. Neet
J. R. Williams
Neet
Dr. McCrea
Mr. Gooch
Dinner guests hosted by Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Schrock
Entertained Sunday evening were Mrs. Dora Street Joe Schrock Mrs. Hattie Schrock and Mr. and Mrs. Merlin Schrock all of Purdin and Mr. and Mrs. Elmo Schrock Sara Lou and Marilee of Meadville and Mr. Morris and Miss Maude Morris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. L. Schrock
Dora Street
Joe Schrock
Hattie Schrock
Merlin Schrock
Purdin
Elmo Schrock
Sara Lou
Marilee
Meadville
Mr. Morris
Mrs. J. B. Harmon Hosts Three Course Turkey Dinner
Mrs. J. B. Harmon with Miss Alta Hanley served a three course turkey dinner Sunday. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Becker of Kirksville, Mr. and Mrs. N. W. Phillips and baby of Milan, and Mr. and Mrs. Jas. P. Bolling. Afternoon callers were Mr. and Mrs. F. R. Duncan of Richmond and Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Phart of Meadville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Harmon
Alta Hanley
C. H. Becker
Kirksville
N. W. Phillips
Baby
Milan
Jas. P. Bolling
F. R. Duncan
Richmond
Lloyd Phart
Meadville
Drake brothers observe birthdays with family party
Nelson and Gene Drake celebrated their fifth and first birthdays on Wednesday afternoon November 26. Their mother served refreshments for guests Elaine Ingraham Sandra Ruth Rhodes Judith Moore Eldon Bohannon Kenneth Ray Nickell Eddie Exline Jimmie Glenn and Gary Foxe. Guests departed late afternoon wishing many more happy birthdays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson
Gene Drake
Carl Drake
Elaine Ingraham
Sandra Ruth Rhodes
Judith Moore
Eldon Bohannon
Kenneth Ray Nickell
Eddie Exline
Jimmie Glenn
Gary Foxe
Poland China serviceable boats for sale near Trenton MO
Mike Bay & Sons offer purebred spotted Poland China boats that are serviceable and eligible to register. Located 2 miles east of Trenton Missouri, priced reasonable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poland
Trenton
Mike Bay & Sons
Friendly Neighbors Club Turkey Dinner at Cokerham Home
The Friendly Neighbors Club held a Thanksgiving dinner November 27 at Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Cokerham home. Eighteen families attended despite bad roads. two were absent. Next meeting planned at Elsie Patterson's December 10 with roll call a handkerchief exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friendly Neighbors Club
W. J. Cokerham
Will Penhale
John Bummer
Bobby
Cecil McGhee
Harold Foss
Cherrill
Irvin Smith
Janice
Maggie Ogle
Johnny
Ivan Cokerham
Carlotta
Myrle Foss
Bill Martin
Herbert Atwood
J. P
Allie McColl
Elsie Patterson
C. R
Happy Workers Club Plans Christmas Events and Red Cross Work
The Happy Workers Club met with Mrs. Malacha Watson on Wednesday November 26 with fourteen members including six men six children and four visitors Mrs. Sam McClanahan Mrs. Roger Barclay Mary Ellen of Milan and Miss Waverly Pipes A bountiful noon dinner followed The meeting opened with songs The Star Spangled Banner and Jingle Bells Scripture reading by Nellie Brown Chaplin Plans included Red Cross work a tree at Mt Zion church and a pie supper December 5 at the Johnson school house Proceeds to buy decorations and treats for the tree The program to be Truth or Consequences Mrs Edna Knight and Nellie Brown entertained Club to meet December 10 with roll call on ancient Christmas customs
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Happy Workers Club
Malacha Watson
Sam McClanahan
Roger Barclay
Mary Ellen
Milan
Nellie Brown
Chaplin
Red Cross
Mt. Zion
Johnson School House
Edna Knight
Verda Franklin
Lucille Morris
Stitch And Chatter Club Meeting Notes
A Stitch And Chatter Club gathering with Mrs Allie Ware featured embroidery work and a dinner of capon pies and cakes. Visitors included Mrs Lydia Shepherd Mrs Lena Warren Miss Valgene Gooch and Mrs Clara Hanman. Members listed include Alice Allce Bessie Blanche Camora Florence Goldie Grace Laura Leah Iva Edna Orpha and Sylvia. The next meeting with Bessie Steele is planned for Thursday December 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allie Ware
Lydia Shepherd
Lena Warren
Valgene Gooch
Clara Hanman
Orpha
Sylvia
Alice
Allce
Bessie
Blanche
Camora
Florence
Goldie
Grace
Laura
Leah
Iva
Edna
Bessie Steele
Browning Shoppers Told to Plan Early for Christmas
Browning readers are urged to shop early for Christmas to avoid crowded stores and late rushes. The note highlights scarce sales staff and delivery trucks, warns of higher prices, and advises selecting fresh evergreens and trees before New Years. The General Purpose Club met November 27 with nine members sewing for Red Cross, a lunch, and games led by Sarah Brassfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Browning
The Big Store at Electric Theatre This Weekend
The Marx Brothers return in The Big Store at the Electric Theatre next Saturday and Sunday. The brothers play store detectives in a mercantile tale with Mr Dumbrille pursuing theft while the brothers unintentionally save the day in a final department store chase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marx Bros
Electric Theatre
Class Meeting of Methodist Church Young People's Group
The Young People's Class of the Methodist Church met Monday at Mary Lee and Richard Askey's home. President Betty Ismael led a study session with games. Sixteen members and two visitors attended and refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Mary Lee
Richard Askey
Betty Ismael
Honor Roll Adds Names During November Edition
A list of individuals named to the honor roll for November appears, with dozens of entries including J. W. Garrett H. A. Warren H. T. Jerome Rev. C. O. Hall and many others. A December reminder invites readers to examine the paper tag to add their name. The diary excerpts recount everyday minor humor and family scenes from Slats, including Thanksgiving reflections and school days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Garrett
H. A. Warren
H. T. Jerome
C. O. Hall
S. W. Hos- Wilson Lay
Jake Atkins
Gertie Crooks
Donald W. Jones
Leo Jones
Dee Sayers
L. P. Kirby
L. J. Vincent
L. W. Hummel
Forrest Gooch
Belle Monroe
F. E. Bailey
Mary Mundell
Maxine Riley
E. W. Riley
Eva M. Biswell
Jess Woodside
G. E. Harter
Truman Stephenson
Roy Crowdis
J. N. Neet
L. A. Dickinson
Eva Helms
B. M
W. A. Law
Get Acquainted Club Meets For All Day Quilt Work
The Get Acquainted Club met on November 12 with Lois Elliott for an all day session. Members worked on a rug and a star quilt for the hostess, enjoyed a noon dinner, and several men attended. Ro’s call was answered by contest Sevier won. Bingo winners were Lottie Dolson Edith Daniels and Lottie Dodson. Visitors included Mrs Fannie Harmon and Edith Daniels. They adjourned to meet with Mrs Lottie Dodson. On November 19 another all day meeting with Mrs Lottie Dodson had seven members and one visitor Donna Jennings. Men fielded wood for Mr Dodson and women embroidered for Mrs Dodson. The meeting opened with Brining in the Sheaves. Roll call included Bible verses. Bingo winners were Lucy Sevier Bessie Head and Serene Head. Names for Christmas were drawn. They adjourned to meet with ar Stephenson December third.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Get
Lois Elliott
Sevier
Lottie Dolson
Edith Daniels
Lottie Dodson
S. Fannie Harmon
Donna Jennings
Mr. Dodson
Lucy Sevier
Bessie Head
Serene Head
Ar Stephenson
Also Mentioned on This Page
Otis R. Lantz
Forest Hill
P.P. Taylor
Bide-A-Wee Club
Rita Thurlo
Genevieve
Sarah Brassfield
Sarah
Brassfield
C.K
Bags Three
G. L. Barrows
DeWane-Myers
Barrows Farm
Williams Fur Co
Jake
Elsy
Jacob
Jane
Otto
Reggie Reddykash
Unkel
P. m
Ant Emmy
Pa Neerly
Noboddie
Witch Probeley
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!