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Newspaper

Browning Leader Record

Location

Browning, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Feb 03, 1944

Page

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Letter from Dr Brumbaugh Encourages Bond Gift for School

Dr P G Brumbaugh of Kansas City sends a 100 dollar Series E Bond for Browning Leader- Record readers to dedicate to memory of former Browning students. He recalls a log schoolhouse and hopes the gift helps Duncan Township and Brookshier school meet quotas and may inspire others to contribute.

Kansas City Missouri G. T. Woodward Browning Leader-Record Browning Duncan Township Brookshier

Births in Laramie and Salt Lake City announce two daughters

Pvt and Mrs Clive Lay of Laramie Wyoming welcome Linda Joan an eight pound girl born January 20. Mr and Mrs Gerald Creason of Salt Lake City Utah announce an eight pound daughter born Saturday January 29. Creason is son of Mrs and the late Roy Creason of near Meadville.

Clive Lay Laramie Wyo Giry Linda Joan Set Gerald Creason Salt Lake City Utah Anna Creason Roy Creason Meadville

Strayed Bull Calf Report From Browning Stockyards

Strayed black blue roan bull calf weighing about 500 to 550 pounds from the Browning Stockyards. Finder should notify Curt Crist of Brookfield Missouri.

Browning Curt Crist Brookfield

Annual Meeting of the M F A

The M F A holds its annual meeting at the ICCF Hall on February 8 at 8 p m to elect delegates for the State meeting on February 24. President Mr Heinkel and Vice President Roy D Hatcher will attend. Raymond Young will show M F A movies and lunch will be served by the M F A Ladies need not bring sandwiches.

1.C.C.F. Hall Mr. Heinkel Roy D. Hatcher Raymond Young M.F.A

Navy Waves Needed At 1200 A Week In 1944

The Navy Department calls for 1200 Waves weekly through the rest of 1944, about 60 000 women, to support shore establishments and fighting ships. Women aged 20 to 36 with at least two years of high school or business school are urged to join and learn more at Navy recruiting stations.

Navy Navy Department

Aerial Gunner opens at Electric Theatre with Arlen and Morris

Paramount’s war drama follows Army Air Corps gunners on a gunnery school range filmed with Maxwell Shane’s input. Rich arden and Chester Morris star as rival instructors in a romantic triangle with Lita Ward. Dick Purcell also appears as part of the cast for the screen epic.

Army Paramount Richard Arlen Chester Morris Jimmy Lydon Dick Purcell Lita Ward Electric Theatre Army Air Corps Maxwell Shane Hags Arlen Morris

Election of Red Cross Officers in Linn County

The Linn County Chapter of the American Red Cross will hold its annual officer election at the Chamber of Commerce 111 East Brooks Brookfield on Monday evening February 14 at 730. All county Red Cross members may vote and be present. Current officers include H. , chairman Brookfield B J Thomas Marceline vice chairman Mrs Henry Glascock Brookfield secretary and T G Banning Brookfield treasurer.

Linn ‘County The American Red Cross Chamber of Commerce East Brooks Street Brookfield Red Cross B. J. Thomas Marceline Henry G

Sunday House Guests Hosted by Mr and Mrs Jacobs

Sunday dinner guests included Mrs Marion Jacobs Linneus Mrs Daisy McClure Kansas City Mrs Orpha Shoemaker and children Linneus Mr and Mrs Forrest Jacobs and Mrs Harold Jacobs Kirksville. Afternoon guests included Mrs Vera Langford Los Angeles Miss Dorothy Quigley Kansas City Jake Quigley Dowell Creason and family Raymond Jacobs and family Mr and Mrs Bev Creason Vaughn Lavern and Thelma Lee Gender all departed smiling after a most enjoyable visit.

Arthur Jacobs Dewain Marion Jacobs Linneus Daisy McClure Kansas City Orpha Shoemaker Forrest Jacobs Harold Jacobs Kirksville Vera Langford Los Angeles Calif Dorothy Quigley Jake Quigley Dowell Creason Raymond Jacobs

For Rent 120 Acre Farm Near Browning

Classified note from E. L. Haley offering a 120 acre farm for rent located about three miles southeast of Browning. Details not specified in readable text.

Browning E. L. Haley

General Purpose Club to Repair Schrock Church

The General Purpose Club will fund and oversee repairs to Schrock Church so it can again host funerals and services. Cemetery work is planned as well through donations and volunteers. The donation committee includes Mrs. P. A. Brassfield, Mrs. Sam Artz, Mrs. R. W. Callihan, Mrs. Robert Fields, and Mrs. Lyle Wickham. Contributions may be given to any committee member and will be acknowledged later.

General Purpose Club Schrock Church P. A. Brassfield Sam Artz R. W. Callihan Robert Fields Lyle Wickham

Power For The Believer Prayer Meeting Notice

Assembly of God led by C. G. Tiahrt invites worship and prayer at 3 00 p m Saturday at the Gos Mission. The call emphasizes prayer as a solution for national safety and personal needs and quotes James 5 16 and Hebrews 4 16.

Ace Gos- Mission

Funeral services for Edith Adams held in Browning

Edith Earl Adams of Browning born January 22 1888 in Sullivan County Missouri died January 24 at home age 56. She married Herod Lee Adams December 30 1916 and lived in Browning with periods in Cincinnati Iowa. Funeral January 26 1944 at Browning Methodist Church conducted by Rev Gregory K Poole with mixed quartet and duets. burial Jenkins Cemetery. Survived by husband, brother Corey Lee McQuown, sister Effie Maud Inngraham, seven nieces and nephews.

Edith Earl Adams Price Julia Davis McQuown Sullivan County Missouri Browning Chillicothe Business College Chillicothe Herod Lee Adams Corey Lee McQuown Browning Methodist Church Gregory K. Poole J. R. Williams Edgar Carter Robert Moore J. H. Calhoun Jas. Wiliams Ing Jenkins Cemetery John Peer George Wade Price Hoskins Grover Gatee Porter Gilmer Dee Say

Expression of thanks for kindness after loss

The Adams and McQuown families convey sincere thanks for acts of kindness during illness death and burial. Gratitude is extended for floral offerings words of sympathy Rev Poole singers pallbearers and grave diggers.

Sepyathy Poole Herman L. Adams C. L. McQuown C. J. Ingraham

Stitch And Chatter Club Meets At Alta DeVore Farm

The Stitch and Chatter Club met January 26 with alt weather and muddy roads. Edith won the first arrival prize, Bessie the biggest load with three, and two visitors joined fourteen members.

Alta DeVore Edith Orpha Bessie George Walker Mable Lambert Alfie Goldie Leah Iva Hallie Blanche H Effie Camera Lydia Laverne Alta Valentine

Farm Deferments Could See Higher Production Goals

About 1.7 million registrants in agriculture may be asked to raise production targets to maintain their military service deferments. Commander Patrick H. Winston, assistant executive of the selective service system, notes that roughly one million of these deferred men are non-fathers.

Patrick H. Winston Executive Selective Service System

Peters Family Moves to Kansas City for Work

Mr and Mrs Earl Peters and their children moved last week to Kansas City where Earl has found employment.

Earl Peters Kansas City

Weeder Record Honor Roll January 1944

The list honors readers for January 1944 with many names including Mrs J T Steele, Mrs Clifford Gooch, Marjorie Shaw, Mrs Lizzie Rottmann, Pvt Palea mon Leon Kenley, and others. Renewals include H F Kille, Harvey Drake, L G Freeland, Mrs Paul Kinsey, and many more members.

Weeder J. T. Steele Clifford Gooch Marjorie Shaw Lizzie Rottmann Otis Lawrence J. B. Franklin Paleamon Leon Kenley Floyd Swikegood Clyde Belzer Otto Hill J. Allard John W. Lumsden R. J. McCollum Oscar Mundell Luther Webb H. A. Higgins Margaret McCollum J. F. Gooch Etta Browning A. J. Stufflebean Kay Stuttlebean J. D.quigley E. J. Palmer E. E. Ogle Clay D. Biswell Ervin Ecles G. W. Mosvelock Allen Agnes Brant- Mic Wm. Pridemore, Jr Browning Lumber Co David Sensenich A. H. Long Noel Tully Loyd * Newton Alda Brookshier Edward Kedlasch Isaac Lane Lila Lineberry W. A. Stak Cliff Peterson R. Curtis Bagley Walter A. Dunlap Gee Robinson

Rare Swordfish Souvenir From Pacific Catch

Unique keepsake given to Mr. and Mrs. H. N. Thurlo by G. W. Morelock of Santa Ana. The sword, taken from a 445 pound swordfish caught fifty miles offshore in the Pacific, is twenty nine inches long and two edged with a carved handle resembling a weapon.

H. N. Thurlo G. W. Morelock Santa Ana California

Wanted Soybean Hay and Lespedeza Hay

C. A. Fleming seeks 1 or 2 tons of soybean hay and also lespedeza hay for purchase.

C. A. Fleming

Alfred W Pipes Dies in Los Angeles After Noted Banking Career

Alfred W Pipes died at his Los Angeles home on January 26 after a life in banking and newspaper publishing. Born January 15, 1877, in Browning he edited the Browning Leader Record, helped organize banks in Laredo Polson and other western cities, and retired to California four years ago. He married Miss Reger in 1904 and is survived by his wife and several sisters and brothers.

A. W. Pipes Los Angeles California Fannie Harmon H. F. Kille Alfred W. Pipes Pipes Jas. P. and Eveline Lewis Pipes Browning High School E.R. Best Browning Leader Record Phillip Lantz S. L. Gibson Laredo Polson Montana Tesryen Los Angels Reger Missouri Norma Carter Linneus Maudeville Browning A. L. Pipes Quincy A. A. Pipes Fresno

Porter Named General Plant Manager at Chicago War Plant

Carl H. Porter of Browning Missouri, a young industrial and chemical engineer, has been appointed general Plant Manager of a major incendiary bomb plant in the Chicago district. He joined the company a year and a half ago as consultant chemical engineer on magnesium reduction and disintegration and rose through roles to chief chemist, lab head for war contracts, head of inspection, then assistant plant manager before the latest promotion.

Carl H. Porter Go. Gg Browning Missouri Chicago United Paper Co Maj. Doolittle Tokya Porter Aurora-Montgomery Chemical Warfare

Army Mothers Club seeks Browning chapter organizer

Mrs Emma Norrott Brookfield Missouri state commander of the United States Army Mothers Club will visit Browning to help form a local post. The national organization supports mothers wives sisters and daughters of military personnel. at least fifteen members are needed to organize. Interested parties should contact Mrs Norrott at Brookfield Ave Brookfield Ohio to set a convenient date.

U. S. Army Emma Norrott Brookfield Missouri United States Army Mothers Club Browning United States Army Margaret M. Pa Kansas City Ase

Photographer Here February 9 Portrait Session in Des Moines

The Leader Record announces Waltz Studios representatives will visit Des Moines on Wednesday February 9. They will be at the Peterson Hotel from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. to take portraits and provide sought after pictures for readers.

Leader Record Waltz Studios Des Moines Iowa Peterson Hotel

Willing Workers Club Meeting Held January 26

The Willing Workers Club met with Mrs Lucille Norvell for an all day gathering. Eight members three children one visitor and two men attended. They made a flower garden quilt and shared a cafeteria style noon dinner.

Willing Workers Club Lucille Norvell Cecil Taylor Fred Cotter Wildwood Norvell Leon Vincent Paul Ellsberry England Vincent Dwight Jean

Methodist Church Invitation and Service Schedule

The notice advertises a Methodist church inviting all people to worship. It lists Church School Worship Service Youth Fellowship Evening Service and notes services on the first and third Sundays led by Gregory K. Poole.

Church School Orship Service Youth Fellowship Sonet Gregory K. Poole

Mrs Mary F Robinson Dies After Illness

Mrs. Mary F Robinson died Tuesday February 1 after eight years of illness. She lived with her two daughters Mrs Miller and Mrs F H Pore in Chillicothe, and is survived by another daughter Mrs C B Noble of Girard Kansas, and son George Robinson of Browning. Grandchildren Harold Pondlet Mary Lou Winchel and Glen Robinson. Funeral at Browning Baptist Church at 1 PM Thursday.

Robinson Miller F. H. Porelet Chillicothe C. 8. Noble Gi Kaloose Kansas Gee. Robinson Browning Harold Pondlet Los Angeles Caefornia Mary Lou Winchel Caffeyville Glen Robison

Do You Measure Up Fourth War Loan Drive

The piece urges individuals to buy Fourth War Loan bonds for patriotic reasons rather than personal security. It argues many buyers hesitate when inconvenient, and calls for large, quantities of bonds to support freedom and the front line effort, claiming true patriots prioritize country over self.

Vxtory

Stitch and Chatter Club Holds January Meeting in Muddy Weather

The Stitch and Chatter Club met on Thursday January 20 for an all day session despite muddy roads. Members traveled by car team horse or on foot and welcomed new and returning participants including Laverne Hale Clara Hanman and visitors Frances Swearengen Myrtle Bailey and Mable Lambert. The group discussed sending care boxes to service members now totaling nine with best wishes for their safe return.

Stitch and Chatter Club Dred Brantner Clara Hanman Laverne Hale Frances Swearengen Myrtle Bailey Mable Lambert Vernon Linhart Monroe L. T. Kelly J. K. Gall Paul Lambert Calfornia Raymond DeVore Alaska Vernon DeVore England Allen Head Ellis Abbott Lester Darr Donald Britter Wilson Quigley South Pacific Clifford Spencer Kerm't Bert New York Bernard G Buford Darr Virginia Walter Lambert Texas Arthur Rinehart Alta DeVore

Also Mentioned on This Page

Dr.p Brumbaugh Your Sincerely P. G. Brumbaugh Assembly of God C. G. Tiahrt G.K. Poole St'tch and Chatter Club General Plant MGR Edgar Shepherd C .R the Methodist Church Mary F. Robinson
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