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Browning Leader Record

Location

Browning, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Dec 05, 1940

Page

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Milan and Browning Couple Wed In Double Celebration

Miss Ilene Helms daughter of Mr and Mrs Roy Helms of Milan and Leon Nickell son of Mr and Mrs J G Nickell of near Cora were united in marriage Thursday evening. The couple and families held an informal charivari at their Browning home Friday night.

Ilene Helms Leon Nickell Roy Helms Near Milan Milan High School Milan J. G. Nickell Near - Cora Browning High School State Teachers College Kirksville White Oak Grove Browning

Genevieve Arnold Weds Paul Kaschmieder Jr at Bucklin

Genevieve Arnold of Shelby Missouri and Paul Kaschmieder Jr of Bucklin were married Saturday evening November 9 at the home of Justice F. C. Shoemaker in Bucklin. The couple will live on a farm near Shelby. The bride is a Shelby High School and Kirksville Teachers College graduate and a teacher. The groom, son of Mrs Mae Kaschmieder, is a Bucklin High School graduate and has served in CCC at Pershing State Park. The pair were accompanied by the groom’s sister Mrs Alalah Carriker and Charles Hardinger.

Kaschmieder-Arnold Justice of the Peace F. C. Shoemaker Bucklin Genevieve Arnold Shelby Paul Kaschmieder, Jr Nolan Arnold Shelby High School Kirksville Teachers College North Salem Mae Ka

Darling and Richter United In Marriage At Mt Washington

Miss Virginia Lee Darling and Ronald G. Richter wed at 8 p.m. Wednesday November 20 at Mt Washington L D S Church. Rev. E P Darnell officiated before palm and fern adorned altar. Reception followed at the bride’s home and the couple reside at 815 East 48th Street Kansas City.

Virginia Lee Darling Clarence A. Darling Ronald G. Richter Rudolph E. Richter Mt. Washington L. D. S E. P. Darnell Milo Kearey Emlyn Fender Because Ava Maria Fred Sterner, Jr G. P. Darnell Rudolph E. Richter, Jr

Will Rogers Film at Electric Theatre This Week

Steamboat Round The Bend starring Will Rogers shown at the Electric Theatre on Wednesday and Thursday December 11 and 12 in one of his last great pictures.

Will Rogers Electric Theatre

Notice to Taxpayers by J. J. Smith Collector

Taxpayers are advised that J. J. Smith will be at Citizens Savings Bank on December 12 14 17 and at Bank of Purdin on December 7 10 13 to collect assessments.

Citizens Savings Bank Bank of Purdin J. J. Smith

Mrs J H Calhoun Hosts Bridge Party for Niece

Mrs J H Calhoun entertained guests with a seven o clock dinner in honor of her niece Mrs Arthur Brassfield. The event featured bridge with Mrs Forrence Lay winning high score, Mrs Mattie Duncan second and Miss Edith Burkholder traveling prize recipient. Attendees included Mrs Lorraine Brassfield of Norfolk Virginia Mrs Ruth Taylor and Mrs Florence Lay from Linneus Mrs Mattie Duncan Mrs Allaire Thurlo Brookfield Mrs Hazel Peterson Mrs Lila Williams Mrs Letha Bailey and Mrs Edna Forbes.

J. H. Calhoun Arthur Brassfield Forrence Lay Mattie Duncan Edith Burkholder Lorraine Brassfield Norfolk Ruth Taylor Florence Lay Linneus Allaire Th

Local Hostesses Named in Bo guard Event

Opal Carter and a long list of hostesses including Mrs Frances Carr Mrs Alpha Brantner Mrs Pearle Thurlo Mrs Frances Hoselton Mrs Genevieve Lumsden Mrs Mabyn Gooch Mrs Beverly Moore Mrs Ira Nevins Miss Erma Peterson Mrs Helen Carter Mrs Katherine Calhoun Mrs Della Peters Mrs Lela Neet Mrs Cleo Jones Mrs Mabel Harvey Mrs Evelyn Neely Miss Edith Burk holder and Mrs Robert Roller of Bo gard acted as the hostess at the event.

Opal Carter Frances Carr Alpha Brantner Pearle Thurlo Frances Hoselton Genevieve Lumsden Mabyn Gooch Beverly Moore Ira Nevins Erma Peterson Helen Carter Katherine Calhoun Della Peters Lela Neet Cleo Jones Mabel Harvey Evelyn Neely Edith Burkholder Robert Roller Bogard

Eva Doris Carter Celebrates 7th Birthday Party

Eva Doris Carter celebrated her seventh birthday on a Wednesday afternoon November 27. A number of her friends attended with games and refreshments provided by Mrs Edgar Carter and assisted by Mrs Donald Jones and Mrs J N Neel. Guests included Nola Jeanne Lay, Bonnie Zoe Lay, Martha Jean Jones, Jean Carter, Janet Lumsden, Cherrill Williams, Cynthia and Judith Moore, Sandra Rhodes, Douglas Neal Lay, and Eva Doris herself.

Eva Doris Carter Mrrs Edgar Carter Donald Jones J. N. Neel Nola Jeanne Bonnie Zoe Lay Matha Jean Jones Jean Carter Janet Lumsden Cherrill Williams Cynthia Judith Moore Sandra Ruth Rhodes Douglas Neal Lay Eva Doris

L A Dickinson Celebrates 70th Birthday With Family

L A Dickinson marks 70th birthday on November 21 with oyster soup and fruit salad. Family and relatives, including Wayne Britton and Archie Dickinson, attended a card party despite bad roads, extending thanks for a joyful evening and wishes for many more birthdays.

L. A. Dickinson Wayne Britton Donald Phillip Elmo Jessie Archie Dickinson Everett Hale Larry Ruth Elaine Dock Smith Charley Norman Woodside Richard Nelson Britton James Elliott

Red Cross Seeks Knitted Sweaters for Linn County

Linn County Red Cross has a quota for sweaters in ladies, men and children's sizes. Yarn is available at the H. L. Schrock store. Volunteers with knitting needles may lend them to others. See Miss Maude Morris for yarn and instructions.

Linn County Red Cross H. L. Schrock Maude Morris

Subscription payment and Boise bomber base note

Allen Sill writes from 311 North 9th St Boise Idaho reporting a renewal for 1.50 for next year and noting Boise activity including a new 2 000 000 bomber base for 150 bombers and about 2600 personnel plus Boise airport status.

North 9Th St. Boise Idaho Browning Leader Boise U. S Allen Sill

Lantz Host Guests For One O'clock Dinner

Mr and Mrs C R Lantz entertained with a one o clock dinner at their home on November 24. Guests included Mr and Mrs H N Thurlow Mr and Mrs Ray Johnson Miss Florence Johnson Mr and Mrs Herbert C Bailey Mr and Mrs Maurice C Lantz and children Ronald and Julia Ann.

C. R. Lantz H. N. Thurlo Ray Johnson Florence Johnson Herbert C. Bailey Maurice C. Lantz Ronald Julia Ann

Van Arnold hosts Thanksgiving Dinner at one o'clock

Mr and Mrs Van Arnold entertained Thursday November 28 with a one oclock dinner. Those present included Mr and Mrs Louis Arnold and sons Mr and Mrs Herbert Sayre Mr and Mrs Dale Bartimus of Milan.

van Arnold Louis Arnold and _ sons Herbert Sayre Dale Bartimus Milan

For Sale: 1936 Chevrolet Coach and 1935 Oldsmobile Coupe

Marion Fields of Milan Missouri lists two cars for sale. A 1936 Chevrolet Coach with heater in good condition priced at 350 dollars and a 1935 Oldsmobile Coupe with heater and radio in good shape priced at 250 dollars. Also open to livestock trades.

Marion Fields Milan

Prayer Meeting at Adams Home Thursday Evening

The weekly prayer meeting and lesson study will be held at the home of Mr and Mrs Guy Adams on Thursday evening at 7 15.

Guy Adams

Browning Men Set Meeting and Talk on Browning Growth

Plans outline a Browning Professional and Business Men's organization meeting Monday December 9 at 7 30 pm in the I O O F hall. Macon Missouri's C R Rinehart will be principal speaker with officer elections and topics affecting Browning and nearby areas. Refreshments to follow as members anticipate strong turnout and cooperation.

Browning F. Hall C. R. Rinehart Macon

Personal Christmas Greetings by First Class Mail

The piece urges sending Christmas greetings in sealed first class mail with return address to avoid undeliverable mail waste. It explains 14 cent postcards are discarded if undeliverable and notes free forwarding only applies to sealed first class mail, preventing unknown delivery failures.

Bev Gooch Hosts Thanksgiving Dinner Guests

Mr and Mrs Bev Gooch entertained Thursday with a turkey dinner for Nora Harris Glenn Gooch Earl Gooch and their spouses and children Helen Gary and Celia.

Bev Gooch Nora Harris Glenn Gooch Earl Gooch Helen Gary Celia

Christmas Tree Plan For Main Street Holiday Lighting

Browning merchants met to arrange a Christmas tree on Main Street to be lighted through the holidays. Committees will handle securing the tree placing and lighting. On Wednesday night December 18 Santa Claus will attend and distribute gifts to all. Stores will stay open and the public is invited. Further notices to follow.

Main Street Browning Santa Claus Furter

Remembered on Birthday at Benny Brantner's

Neighbors gathered Sunday night to celebrate Benny Brantner birthday. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Andrew Pfeiffer Mr and Mrs Van Mairs Mr and Mrs Wesley Brantner and daughters Shirley and Glenda Mr and Mrs Lyle Britton and Spencer Mrs Neva Newton Loyd Ethella and Billy Mr and Mrs Everett Riley and Eugene. Hostess served cake fruit salad and coffee. Departure at a late hour with best wishes for many more birthdays.

Benny Brantner Andrew Pfeiffer van Mairs Wesley Brantner Shirley Glenda Lyle Britton Spencer Neva Newton Loyd Ethella Billy Everett Riley Eugene Pleasant Hill

Milan Couple Visits With the Harmons

Mr. and Mrs. N. W. Phillips of Milan spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Harmon. Mr. Harmon has been on the sick list for several days.

N. W. Phillips Milan J. B. Harmon Harmon

General Purpose Club Meets Despite Bad Roads

The General Purpose Club met with Mrs. Hazel Hess on Thursday November 28. Members arrived by wagon car and some walked due to poor roads and weather, making a small gathering.

G. P. Club General Purpose Club Hazel Hess

Notice to Hunters Prohibited on Leased Farms

Notice warns hunters not to hunt on farms or land leased by the nam ed landowners and lists several individuals including Arthur Morris and C J Ingraham. Violators will be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law according to the statement.

Arthur Morris A. 8. Pfeiffer Wesley Brantner C. L. Britton Lyle Britton Archie Coffman B. O. Brantner A. L. Knifong E. W. Riley van Mairs W. P. Barclay C. E. McGhee Walter Head

No Hunting Sign on Farm Declares Prohibition

A sign posted on a farm proclaims no hunting with firearms or dogs, attributed to J. M. Fishback F. R. Duncan and John Quigley, establishing a strict private restriction on the property.

J. M. Fishback F. R. Duncan John Quigley

No hunting allowed on land listed leases

Prohibition applies to land one or leased by H. L. Schrock E. sek M. R. Schrock Mrs Dora Street F D Street Joe Street J W Crookshanks M D Schrock and George Barrows. The notice designates the property owners and names affected parties.

H. L. Schrock E. Sek M. R. Schrock Mrs. Dora Street F. D. Street Joe Street J W.crookshanks M. D. Schrock George Barrows

Stock Pond Fish Release in Cora Farm Pond

Cora resident C. C. Dodson has released more than 200 small fish into a pond formed in 1939. The fish came from the Federal Biological Survey via the County Agent's Office and were shipped from the St Louis hatchery in perforated cans. Yellow catfish dominate with other varieties present. He will monitor growth under farm pond conditions. The pond now holds about ten feet of water.

C. C. Dodson Cora Federal Bilogical Survey St. Louis Missouri

First Quarter Report On Linn County Rural Schools 1940

The office of County Superintendent Jno Ed Fuhrman reports 890 pupils in 77 rural schools at fall term start. Enrollment rose to 894, a four pupil increase. Four nine month schools are St Catherine South Eagle Prairie Mound Carter. First quarter days total 35280. average daily attendance 882 with 581 perfect attendances. A reproduction of Thomas Sully Torn Hat was shown to perfect attendees.

Linn County Jno. Ed. Fuhrman St. Catherine South Eagle Prairie Mound Carter Thomas Sully Museum of Fine Arts Boston Massachussetts

Second Annual BAS Basketball Tournament Opens With Four Games

Browning and Linneus teams headline four opening matchups at Browning with girls and boys brackets. The Hendry brothers from Culver Stockton College Canton MO showcase table tennis. Contemporary events include a busy schedule Friday and Saturday with games, finals, and third place contests. Community figures attend as organizers praise past hospitality and team success.

Browning Bucklin Green City Boys Linneus Hendry Culver Stockton College Canton Missouri Europe United States Linneus Girls Purdin Forker Avaloi Veray Browning High School Glasgow DeGreef

No Hunting on Farm Declared by Pridemore and Son

W H Pridemore and Son and Bill Triplett publish a strict no hunting advisory for their farm, prohibiting guns and dogs on the property. The note emphasizes safety and respect for the land.

W. H. Pridemore and Bill Triplett

Tax collection schedule for Duncan Township announced

Edgar Hoselton the collector states December tax collection will occur in Roger on Thursdays, Corn on Fridays, and Brown ing Saturdays, outlining the monthly cycle for Duncan Township tax receipts.

Roger Browning Duncan Township Edgar Hoselton

Friendship Circle Club Holds All Day Meeting

The Friendship Circle Club met last Wednesday at the Patterson home with fourteen members and sixteen visitors. Under vice president in Jewell Blender’s absence, a pleasant afternoon program followed a brief business session. Bernice Gooch and Lucy Cumbo won contests. New members welcomed.

Friendship Circle Club Henry Patterson Jewell Blender Bernice Gooch Lucy Cumbo

Friendly Neighbor Club Thanksgiving Dinner at Cokerham Home

The Friendly Neighbor Club held a Thanksgiving turkey dinner on Thursday November 28 at Mr. and Mrs. W J Cokerham with most members arriving by team and wagon due to bad roads. Mildred Foss missed the meal as Mr Foss was taken to Grim-Smith Hospital Kirksville for an operation. J H Payne gave thanks before a large noon meal featuring two turkeys and dressing.

Friendly Neighbor Club W. J. Cokerham Mildred Foss Mr. Foss Kirksville Grim-Smith Hospital J. H. Payne

True Blue Club Holds November Meeting With Visitors

The True Blue Club met November 27 with eight members and five visitors including Mrs. Julia Vencill and daughter Jane from Purdin Idaho visitors Mrs. Coral Street and Terry and Mrs. Forrest Phillips. Principal acts included songs, scripture, a program on Thankfulness, EMA school report, a Christmas name drawing, and a contest won by Mrs. Ida Smith and Mrs. Elva Crookshanks.

True Blue Club Wiklard Phillips Julia Vencill Jane Purdin Coral Street Terry Idaho Forrest Phillips Elva Crookshanks Jesus

Slats Diary Chronicles a Week of Gossip and Mischief

A rough diary style week recounts small town life with jokes about church, marriage rumors, a police court fine, flirtations, family hat debates, and a messy plus chaotic night at a pitcher show. The entries mention Blizzard Snow Casey, Jane, Blisters, Jake, and Blisters trip to a pitcher show with E.

Jake S. S Blizzard Snow Mike Casey Jane N. Y Noosepaper

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Neely Property Darling Richter Red Cross Dolly Langdon Ruth Lantz Clara Thurlo Alpha Powell Henry Arthur Sarah Brassfield Wilma Dowdy Rosalee Hank Thurlo Voris Langdon Merrel Hess Gale Thurlo George Wally Elizabeth Hoselton CO. RB Lucerne Boys Humphreys L. H. Edens Will Penhale Walter Patterson Everett Brown Maggie Ogle Johnny Chas. Schreiner Allie McCollum Irvin Smith Janice J. H. Burkholder Ivan Cokerham Carlota May Carl Tapscott Cecil McGhee Bennie Lambert Lois Fors Sherrill Leo Bevier True Blue Club Report
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