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Browning Leader Record

Location

Browning, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Feb 01, 1940

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Mrs Pierce Passes Away at Purdin January 25 1940

Mrs Goldie Pane Pierce born June 10 1887 in Linn County died at her Purdin home January 25 1940 age 52 7 15. She married James Pierce April 1 1905. they had son David of Eddyville Iowa. Funeral January 26 at 2 30 pm in Purdin Methodist Church. Burial in Purdin cemetery.

Goldie. Pane Pierce Linn County Purdin G. A. Chittum James Pierce David Eddyville Iowa Methodist Church H. E. Corbin

Dryridge Community Meeting At Mundell School House

A community meeting at Mundell school house Friday night January 26 featured a president led business session. The food committee Ned Mundell and Verle Riddle set February 9 refreshments, oyster soup crackers. Entertainment included music singing and contests with chili and crackers served late. Attendees listed include the Mundell Riddles Bennetts Dowdy Weed Falconer Stephenson and others.

Mundell Ned Mundell Verle Riddle Arthur Mundell Harold Rinehart Everett Dowdy Imogene Nellie Powell Arthur Bennett Elizabeth Foster Tommy Bobby Moore Marvin Murrell J. D. Burris Lewis Weed Edna Falconer Wilber Sayre Tom Bennett Ross Riddle Ola Stephenson Ted Rottmann Eddie Morelock

Ladies Aid Society Meeting in Snow

Clara Hanman hosted the Ladies Aid Society on January 23 as roads were drifted and sleds used for travel. Seven members and four visitors attended including Dora Miller Myrtle Garrett Grace Woodside Myrtle Bailey Bertie Owens Doris Haman and Clara Hanman with Lucille Dorothy Quigley Dona Lambert and Edna visiting.

Ladies Aid Society Clara Hanman Dora Miller Myrtle Garrett Grace Woodside Myrtle Bailey Bertie Owens Doris Han

Easter Cantata Practice Sees 16 Attend At Adams Home

Enthusiasm grows for Easter cantata with 16 participants at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Guy Adams. O V Ethington expresses hope for broader interest and cooperation for upcoming rehearsals Friday night.

Guy Adams O. V. Ethington

Food Sale By Ladies Aid At Bailey Maytag

The Ladies Aid of the Methodist church will hold a food sale at the Bailey Maytag Office on Saturday February 3. Your patronage appreciated.

Ladies Aid of the Methodist Church Bailey Maytag

Last Show of The Women Starring Shearer Crawford Russell

Norma Shearer Joan Crawford and Rosalind Russell headline the all star cast in a Broadway success adaptation. The electric theatre screens tonight with a comedy drama about women and a chic fashion parade as the backdrop.

Norma Shearer Joan Crawford Rosalind Russell Electric Theatre

Bide-A-Wee Club Hosts Bridge Dinner January 18

Mr and Mrs J R Williams entertained guests including Mr and Mrs N W Phillips of Milan and several club members at the Bide A Wee Club bridge dinner on January 18. Favors for high score went to Mrs Brantner and Mr Calhoun with a traveling prize awarded to Mrs Bailey.

J. R. Williams N. W. Phillips Milan Wayne Bagley Alpha Brantner Edith Burkholder John C. Dutton Harry R. Anderson H. C. Bailey J. H. Calhoun C. B. Fleming C. W. Gooch

North Salem Quilting Club Meets in Deep Winter

North Salem Quilting Club held its regular meeting on Thursday January 25 despite 20 below weather. Six members plus hostess Eva Turner and a visitor joined, quilted and did embroidery, then shared a noon dinner blessed by Mr Don Minor. Members listed include Ethel Swisegood Opal Moore Versie Bailey Anna Belle West Edith Browning Gertrude Lambert and Eva Turner with guests Mr Mrs Don Minor Edgar Tully and Elby Turner.

North Salem Quilting Club North Salem Club Eva Turner Don Minor Ethel Swisegood Opal Moore Versie Bailey Anna Belle West Edith Browning Gertrude Lambert Edgar Tully Little Elby Turner

Guy Adams Retires as Rural Mail Carrier in Browning Route Three

Guy Adams retires today February 1 from Route Three after 21½ years in Browning. Appointed on Route Four in 1918 he served there before transferring to Route Three. Edgar Carter moves to Route Three and Noel Bennett takes Route Four temporarily as the department considers exams or route changes. The piece praises rural carriers for their public service especially in bad weather.

Guy Adams Browning Adams Post Office Department Edgar Carter Noel Bennett

For Sale: Seven Sows and Heater

For sale two items listed by W. H. Pridemore Jr. A herd of seven brood sows suitable for furrowing in February and March. An 118 inch Round Oak heater is in good condition.

W. H. Pridemore, Jr

Card of Thanks for Mrs. Nancy White

We thank our friends relatives and the funeral director for their kind services during the death of our beloved mother Mrs Nancy White.

Nancy White

Women’s Bible Class Meets at Mrs Bartow’s Home

The Methodist Church Women’s Bible class gathered January 18 at Mrs Mamie Bartow’s home for the second January meeting. President Mrs Hummel led the session with Corinthians 13. Lula Carter spoke on Weather and Worship. Kathryn Calhoun spoke on Wake Up. A Bible quiz by Mrs Knifong sparked audience participation.

The Methodist Church Mamie Bartow Annette Crawford Hummel Lula Carter Kathryn Calhoun Knifong

Quiz at each meeting sparks learning and social hour

The group enjoyed the session and urged Mrs. Bartow to run a quiz at every meeting. A social hour followed with refreshments prepared by Mrs. Alma Bartow and assistance from Mrs. Bartow.

Public Sale Notice for J W Cordray

Public sale announced for Monday February 5 by J W Cordray. Readers are urged to read the advertisement and attend the sale.

J. W. Cordray

Bitter Sweet Club met amid cold storm in 1940

The Bitter Sweet Club met January 3 at Mrs. Ola Creason’s home for an all day session. Eight members and several visitors attended despite bad weather. A noon dinner by the hostess and a candle wick demonstration followed by quilting and a business meeting. Next gathering planned at Mrs. L. M. Kimbrough’s on January 17 with nine members and four visitors present. Contests awarded to Mrs. Ches, Glenn Gooch, and Mrs. Lee Wood.

Bitter Sweet Club Ola Creason Susan L. M. Kimbrough Miss Houston Marilee Mrrs Ches Glenn Gooch Lee Wood Joe Moore Roberta Gooch

Adams Wesley Class to Meet for Friday Luncheon

The Adams Wesley class of the Methodist church will meet with Mrs Hazel Peterson on Friday February 2 for a covered dish luncheon at one o clock. Members are urged to attend.

Adams Wesley The Methodist Church Hazel Peterson

Sheep Scab Alarms Sullivan County Flocks

Sheep growers in Sullivan County face alarm as a scab outbreak spreads through Missouri flocks. Governor Stark issues a proclamation banning transport of sheep within the state without an official permit or health certificate from the State Veterinarian or US officials, with inspections and dipping under state regulations. Two flocks in Ivan County are known to be infested, and precautions are taken to dip affected animals.

Sullivan Couty H. E Curry Missouri Stark United States Bureau of Animal Industry Ivan County Sullivan County

Dry Ridge Community Meeting at Mundell Schoolhouse

The Dryridge community gathered at Mundell schoolhouse on January 12 for a program. Miss Elizabeth Foster presided. Arthur Mundell and Arthur Bennett led entertainment. Edna Falconer won a prize in a contest. music by local performers followed. Committees named for February 9 and January 26 events. refreshments provided by Lillian Bennett and Wilma Dowdy. A county wide 1940 conference was planned for February 20 focusing on agricultural topics and farm management demonstrations.

Dryridge Mundell Elizabeth Foster Arthur Mundell Arthur Bennett Edna Falconer Ross Verle Riddle Everett Wilma Dowdy J. A. Gooch Kenneth Gail Davis Artie Cotter Alma Helen Johns Charley Tate Joe Charles Belcher Ross Riddle Ola Stephenson Harold and Meritta Kenneth Davis Garnelle Helen Lorene Victor Raymond Murrell Donald Puiliam Tommy Moore Mary Sue Ned Mundell Marilea Phyllis Ruth Norris Nelson Junior Joyce Richard J. W. Gooch Harold Hamilton Everett Dowdy W. A. Mundell Harold Rinehart Donald Gene Gerald H. L. Knight T. R. Glidewell van B. Arnold Trussell Hall L. C. Hoover Isaac W. Pickens A. C. Barnett G. R. Cochran Cleo Brock John Todd

Trade Offer For Model T Ford Coupe To Horse Or Mule

Ben A. Mairs offers a trade of a Model T Ford coupe in exchange for a horse or mule. The notice seeks a direct swap rather than cash. Potential bidders are invited to respond with details or interest.

Ben A. Mairs

Roof Fire at R. L. Moore Home Damages South Roof

Firefighters responded Friday afternoon to the R. L. Moore residence to extinguish a roof fire caused by the flue. A large section on the south side of the roof was burned.

R. L. Moore

Public Auction Offers 142 Horses and Mules in Browning

At the Otto Johnson farm in Browning buyers will find 142 head of native horses and mules offered at public auction tomorrow February 2 starting at 11 o clock. The stock belongs to the Johnson Chevrolet Co. and presents a fine chance to acquire a team.

Otto Johnson Browning Johnson Chevrolet Co

Farmers Plan For Soil And Crops Conference

The Clover and Prosperity committee met at the County Agent's Office to plan the twelfth annual Soils and Clover and Prosperity Conference. Sullivan County farmers will learn land use management soil conservation and maintaining adequate income with C. T. Coleman from the College of Agriculture leading the program.

Farmer's Clover and Prosperity Committee Sullivan County C. T. Coleman The College of Agriculture

Slats Diary Sunday Through Saturday in a Cold Week

A childlike diary recounts a week of life with family and school, noting chores, a birthday coin trick, debates on enemies at school, a rumored attic safe ring, and classroom visits. The voice blends humor with simple observations of weather, tasks, and family dynamics.

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Rev. H. E. Corbin Spencer Edna Mister Thirteen Ivie Miller Clara’s Dryridge Community Bide-A-Wee Club Mr. Adams Senator Borah Washington Robert S. Allen Farmers Plan For Soil and Crops Conference Jake S. S Ant Emmy Mistress Gillem Tre Grampa Gillem Hursday Ant Brekfast Heven Gremma Noey Jeke Jake Otto Jern
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