Funeral Services Held for Cora Sargent in Browning
Cora Filen Williams Sargent born March 10 1870 died January 30 1946 at 75 years 10 days funeral in Browning Missouri left to mourn husband John R Sargent 1889 1926 ten children four predeceased thirteen grandchildren two greats sister Susie Gooch and brother Jessie Williams among survivors plus other relatives and friends. Robert Freeman also noted with funeral at Methodist church Browning February 3 2 30 pm with Rev W H Hansford and Rev L P Mohr and pallbearers Ray Stufflebean Ray Pipes Hartwell Franklin Clay Stufflebean Ray Maggart John Browning. Interment Kan a8 cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora Filen Williams
Sargent
Thomas
Mizouri Williams
John R. Sargent
Ruth
Roy
Carrie
Ivis
Jewell Blender
Purdin
Missouri
Sylvia Lambert
Browning
Iva Creason
Vera Berry
Liberty
Everett and
Clarence
Susie Gooch
Hubert
Oklahoma
Jessie Williams
Parker
Arizona
Mollie’ Pipes
Margaret Bardon
Methodist Church
W. H. Hansford
Purdin Methodist Church
L. P. Mohr
Ray Stufflebean
Ray Pipes
Hartwell Franklin
Clay Stufflebean
Ray Maggart
John Browning
Kana8
Ade Funeral Service
Card of Thanks for Mother’s Death and Burial
We express gratitude for the assistance and kindness shown in the death and burial of our beloved mother and for the beautiful floral offerings. Clarence A. Sargent William Everett Sargent Jewell Blender Sylvia Ina Vera Berry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence A. Sargent
William Everett Sargent
Jewell Blender
Sylvia Ina Vera Berry
W. F. Palmer
Soldier Walter Head Receives Honorable Discharge
Walter Allen Head, son of Mr and Mrs Walter Head, recently notified his father by telephone from Milwaukee Wisconsin that he has received an honorable discharge after several months in service and is now at home.
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Walter Allen Head
Walter Head
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Kirksville College breaks ground for new clinical expansion
Ground breaking for a $275,000 clinical expansion at Kirksville College of Osteopathy and Surgery set beside the February 4 board meeting. Executive VP Mortis Thompson announced the plan during today’s notice. Clifton Cornwell, Director of Information, referenced hospital expansion tied to the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kirksville
Kirksville College of Osteopathy and Surgery
Mortis Thompson
Wil Keene Ae
Teint
Clifton Cornwell
Mrs. W. F. Palmer Dies at 81 in 1946 Funeral Planned
Ida Wilson Shinn Palmer born November 30 1864 near Centerville Iowa moved to Missouri as a child. She married W F Palmer in 1896 and left four children Erma Buck Emmett J Palmer Floyd V Palmer. Funeral held January 30 1946 at Purdin Methodist Church with local quartet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Wilson Shinn
Newman
Christina Shinn
Ida
Centerville
Iowa
Pleasant Grove
Missouri
Linn County
Ida Shinn
W. F. Palmer
Erma Buck
Seattle
Washington
Emmett J. Palmer
Purdin
Floyd V. Palmer
Jefferson City
J. N. Shinn
Hale
Sarah Anna Farley
Pasadena
California
Purdin Methodist Church
W. H. Hansford
van Vencl
Guy Johnson
W. W. Western
Numbach
L. A. Kimbrough
J. 0. Moore
C. M. Goins
Brooks Buckman
Flower Girls
Taylor’s Undertakers Service
Grief Statement for Mrs. W. F. Palmer and Family
The Palmer family expresses gratitude for kindness shown during the illness and death of their mother Mrs. W. F. Palmer. They thank supporters for flowers and offerings as they honor her memory.
Warren Samuel A. Warren Rites Held at Schrock Church Sunday
Samuel Alexander Warren born May 23 1878 in Sullivan County Missouri died February 1 1946 in Milan Missouri at 12 30 am aged 67 8 8 married Bertha M Stephenson January 6 1909 two children Iris A Warren and Theo Warren Arnold survived by daughter Theo Arnold grandson Larry Gene Arnold brother Ernie Warren and sisters Mrs D G Freeland and Mrs Nellie Stone all of Browning Mo services conducted by Rev Stella Bachman at Schrock church February 3 1946 burial in local cemetery under Schoene’s direction
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Samuel Alexander Warren
R. H
Carolina Warren
Sullivan County
Missouri
Old Scottsville
Milan
Bertha M. Stephenson
Iris A. Warren
Theo Warren Arnold
Browning, Mo
Schrock Church
Stella Bachman
Kirksville
Herbert Bailey
Jerry Jennings
James R. Williams
Robert Moore
Neal Freeland
Earl Stone
Chas. Johns
Lawrence Elliott
Jesse Pulliam
W. W. Fisher
Schoene’s
Sales Announced for February 12 to 15
The Floyd Thomas sale is set for February 12, Otto Johnson holds a sale at his city home on February 15, and Kenneth Young with Cecil Crooks schedule a February 14 sale. Attend these sales as advertised.
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Floyd Thomas
Otto Johnson
Kenneth Young
Cecil Crooks
Browning Wildcats Play Green City Night of Narrow Wins
Browning Wildcats A and B teams along with Town Teams traveled to Green City on January 31. The B team won a close 2 1 1 percent, the A team triumphed 33 22, while the town team lost. Players included Marvin Abbott Eldon Head Bob Dixon Reid Kenley Earl Nickell and Dude Bartimus.
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Browning Wildcats
Green City
Marvin Abbott
Eldon
Bob Dixon
Reid Kenley
Earl Nickell
Dude Bartimus
Team to travel for Unionville tournament this Friday
There are no home games this week. The boys' team will go to Unionville to compete in a tournament on Friday and Saturday.
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Unionville
High School Recreation Nights Hit Green City Schedule
No recreation last Wednesday due to ball games at Green City and a school carnival. One night occurred Thursday with doors open from 7:00 to 10:00 for high school students only.
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Green City
Carnival Success At Local School Draws Crowds
The school carnival held last Friday and Saturday drew large crowds and was deemed very successful. Final fundraising totals have not yet been released.
Missionary Miss Harrington Speaks At School Gym
Miss Fern Harrington a missionary spoke at the school gym at 11 20 Tuesday. She had been a Japanese prisoner for two years in the Philippines.
Crade School News Highlights From Carnival And Classes
Crade News Room reports the car nival was enjoyed by all and thanks helpers. Keithley celebrates being back in school while one second grade pupil is mourned. Marilyn Mohr moved to Illinois to attend school. Room 1ti-6th grade welcomes Helen Atkins and Harven Havens. New library books arrive and perfect spelling scores are recorded for Kenneth Arnold Dixie Elliott Bernice Foster Jerry Hedges Earnest Hill Reta Jacobs Anita McClaren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cvaryone
Alire
Keithley
Mariyn Mohr
Ilinois
Helen Atkins
Harven Havens
Kenneth Arnold
Dixie Elliott
Bernice Foster
Jerry Hedges
Earnest Hill
Reta Jacobs
Anita McClaren
Carnival activities highlight eighth grade projects
Students express enjoyment of the carnival and describe purchases funded by proceeds. They present social studies on city location and importance, unit work on arithmetic formulas for containers, and home experiments. Fine Arts studies cover color, chorus rehearsals, room changes, library rearrangement, and new books arriving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Severat Gade i
North Central States
Voice of the Woods
Rubinstein
For Sale 160 Acres Near Brown ing Missouri
For sale 160 acres five miles southwest of Brown ing Missouri. Described as an extra good carr farm with partly bottom land. Possession available March 1. Contact H. H. Thorpe Milan Missouri.
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Browning
H. H. Thorpe
Milan
Moe
Jennings Brothers Buy Blacksmith Shop In Town
J C and Kenneth Jennings purchased the J W Garrett Blacksmith and Welding Shop and took immediate possession. J C recently returned from service with the Seabees and is praised as a fine man worthy of patronage. Garrett’s plans remain unclear after years of operation.
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J. C
Kenneth Jennings
J. W. Garrett
Seabees
Mr. Garrett
Riders of the Purple Sage at Electric Theatre
The Electric Theatre screens Riders of the Purple Sage with a new adaptation starring George Montgomery, following silent versions with William Farnum Tom Mix and George O Brien. The piece promises broad appeal and a possible future film, urging audiences to see it now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zane Grey
Weston
William Farnum
Tom Mix
Tony
Tom
George O Brien
George Montgomery
Lost Ladies Black Kid Gloves
Saturday night February 2 missing gloves found by record office or contact Mrs Merle Worlem Purdin Mo for reward notice to return gloves to owner listed at the record office
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Merle Worlem Purdin
Cecil M Lay Receives Honorable Discharge From Service
Received Discharge T Cecil M Lay who served two years and thirteen days and has been honorably discharged and returned home. Lay spent time at Ft Meade Maryland and Camp Pickett Va. Mrs Lay and son Leonard Lee operated the farm while he was away.
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Cecil M. Lay
Cecil
Ft. Meade
Maryland
Camp Pickett
Local Soldier Pfc George C Hansen Returns Home
Pfc George C Hansen arrives home Thursday January 31 after twenty one months in the service. He spent twenty one months in the European Theater and received an honorable discharge. He is at home with his parents Mr and Mrs H C Hanson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pfc
George C. Hansen
Germany
Uncle Sam
H. C. Hanson
Victor Murrell Home From Service
Victor Murrell, U S Army veteran of the European Theatre and the Pacific, visited his parents Mr and Mrs Marvin Murrell and other relatives last week. He received an honorable discharge at Fort Leavenworth after three years and eighteen months of service, most of it overseas.
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Victor Murrell
U. S. Army
Marvin Murrell
Victor
Fort Leavenworth
Young Son Meets Dad as Quigleys Reunite in Shawnee
Vic William G. Quigley returns from Saipan to Shawnee joining his wife Marilee Seaman Quigley and baby Mike at 701 North Union. He served from 1944 in Pearl Harbor and Saipan after Navy boat training and prior work at Carnegie Steel in Gary Indiana.
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Shawnee
Pearl Harbor
Saipan
Terminal Island
Calif
Quigley
Marilee Seaman
R. L. Seaman
Mike
Bill
John Quigley
Linneus
Missouri
Browning
William Jewel Baptist Seminary
Liberty
Northeast Missouri State College
Kirksville
Gary
Ind
Carnegie Steel Famills
Great Lakes Naval Training Station
Yeoman
New Or
Norman
Linn County Financial Statement Shows Strong Cash Position in 1945
The Marceline News reports Linn County shows better finances than peers in Missouri with 1945 receipts of 90,336 and expenditures of 67,125 leaving a net balance of 23,211. The treasury totals 62,605 including prior balance, with key receipts from taxes and licenses and major outlays for funds and institutions. Bonded debt is noted as non-existent. total tax valuation stands at 21,142,518 with a county rate of 40 cents per 100 dollars. County officers and officials named include Judge Virgilie of Purdin, Judges Rile and G. E. Hater, and deputy county clerk Ben Mullins. clipping from Marceline News, February 1.
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Linn County
North
Missouri
Novie G. Couch
Dole
Virgilie
Purdin
Rile
Brookfield
G. E. Haiter
Linneus
Ben Mullins
Marceline News
For Sale or Rent 120 A 7 Miles Southeast of Pur din
For sale or rent 120 acres 7 miles southeast of Pur din near 25 Acorn and 14 A cats. Contact Neale Turner R 1 Brookfield for details.
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Purdin
Acorn
Neale Turner
Brookfield
Young Men Join Army in Browning Recruiter Visit
Monday morning Raymond Murrell Elden Head Marvin Abbott Junior Fanning and Donald Haley enlisted with the Army in Browning. They will be sent to Fort Leavenworth Kansas for assignment after the enlistment during the recruiter visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moberly
U.S. Army
Raymond Murrell
Elden Head
Mavin Abbott
Junior Fanning
Donald Haley
Army
Browning
Fort Leavenworth
Kansas
Happy Reunion as Hobbs Visit Readville Family
Reverend and Mrs. O. B. Hobbs of Knox City traveled to Readville Missouri last week to see their daughter and meet their son L. C. Hobbs who arrived there last Thursday. L. C. recently returned to the United States after three years in the service with the Third Army overseas and has received an honorable discharge. His father said Apa L. C. was fine and looked well.
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O. B. Hobbs
Knox City
Readville
L. C
States
Third Army
Apa L. C
Love and Lather Delights Johnson Club Crowd
A large crowd gathered at Johnson schoolhouse Friday night February 1 for the Johnson Community Club meeting led by Verda Franklin Helen Shaw and Waverly Grambling. The Negro play Love and Lather produced by Greco Pipes Waneva Helen Shaw Verda Franklin and Lela Badger with Floyd Badger on music drew cheers.
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Johnson School House
Verda Franklin
Helen Shaw
Waverly Grambling
Greco Pipes
Waneva
Lela Badger
Floyd Badger
Floyd
Lenore Knight
Doris Brantner
Mary Ba
Cne
Martha Gooch Hosts Wesleyan Service Guild Meeting
Mrs Martha Gooch hosted the Wesleyan Service Guild on February 1 with sixteen members attending. Lila led worship with help from Margaret Neilie and Hazel, while Betty Ila and Beverly added comments. The group sang three songs and Velma delivered a solo. Minutes and a treasurer's report were approved. Plans for the 7th Annual George Washington Tea were set, with Beverly hosting and committees formed. Velma led a religion in Africa lesson, assisted by Almeda Elizabeth Ann Nellie and Marjorie. Contests by Beverly followed, and refreshments were served by the hostess to a long list of members.
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Wesleyan Service Guild
Martha
Lila
Margaret
Neilie
Hazel
Betty
Ila
Beverly
Velma
Africa
Almeda
Elizabeth Ann
Nellie
Marjorie
Allie
Hideo
Vena
Mabel
Leona
Sano
Monthe
Sergeant Lyle Bundies Re-Enlists Leaves for Fort Leavenworth
Sergeant Lyle Bundies leaves home with his wife and parents to report to Fort Leavenworth Kansas after re enlisting for three years in the Army. He travels Tuesday afternoon accompanied by relatives and friends.
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Lyle Bundies
Roy Bundies
Fort
Leavenworth
Kansas
Kansasity
Missouri Farmers Association meets to boost farm income
Attended by more than 350 managers and officials at Columbia the two day meeting discussed increasing Missouri farm family income through better marketing and purchasing facilities. M.F.A. leaders urged quality products to expand markets and noted efforts to secure supplies for farm and home improvements.
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Missouri
Columbia
Glen F. Warren
Browning M.F.A
M.F.A
Warren
Missouri Farmers Association
Creason & Son Offer Painting and Decorating Services
Wanted painting paper hanging and interior decorating by the hour or by contract. Phone 212 cr 124F13. B D Creason and Son Contractors Browning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. D. Creason & Son, Contractors
Browning
Farm ad for Noble Grooks in Browning Missouri
International H Trector with plow cultivator rake and disk. A 1940 3/4 ton Ford pickup with new motor. Also a 240 acre well improved farm on a rock road with electricity soon available. Location Noble Grooks Browning Mo.
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International H. Trector
Rock Road
Noble Grooks
Browning
North Salem Community Club Officers Elected
The North Salem Community Club elected Helen Lawson president Mae Smith vice president Betty Head secretary and Gracie Jennings treasurer. Dues totaled 14.77 with 1.70 collected that night and 16.47 in the treasury plus 9.14 rabbit money. entertainment plans include Shirley Ann Pearler and Lucille Lambert to entertain next time. A general meeting and bake sale are set for February 22 with seed area event and refreshments noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Salem
Gracie Jennings
Helen Lawson
Mae Smith
Betty Head
Shirley Ann Pearler
Lucille Lambert
Allen Belzer
John Waldoes
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Robert Freeman
B.H.S
Crade News
Riders OF the Purple Sage
Electric Theatre
Johnson Community Club
Martha Gooch
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