Funeral obituary for Henry Clay Bailey in Browning Missouri
Henry Clay Bailey born September 3 1844 near Waynesburg Green County Pennsylvania died February 8 1930 at Browning Missouri aged 85 years 5 months 5 days He was a Civil War veteran son of Eli and Elizabeth Bailey survived by two siblings John M Bailey and Eliza Burke He moved from Illinois to Missouri in 1881 married Minerva Clark February 11 1869 and had five children and several grandchildren He helped organize Browning Baptist Church in 1887 and remained active until death Funeral services were held February 13 1930 at the Baptist Church and February 16 at the home Interment Hoover Cemetery Donnald home funeral address noted with Rev Forderhase and Rev Chaffer officiating and a poem finalism
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Henry Clay Bailey
Eli
Elizabeth (Patton) Bailey
Waynesburg
Green County
Pennsylvania
Browning
John M. Bailey
Eliza Burke
Brimfield
Illinois
108Th
Illinois Volunteer Infantry
47Th
Missouri
Scottsville
Minerva Clark
Jessie Brassfield
Siletz
Oregon
Bertha McDermot
Pendleton
Clara Wheeler
Milton
E. C. Bailey
R. C. Bailey
Baptist Church
Same
Forderhase
Little Brown
Wildhead
Hoover Cemetery
Bailey Family Thanks for Support and Flowers
The family of Mr. Henry C. Bailey expresses sincere thanks to relatives and friends for assistance during his illness and death and for the beautiful flowers.
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Henry C. Bailey
Obituary for Jaldine Betty Jennings
God in His mercy called Jaldine Betty daughter of Mr and Mrs Roy Jennings born November 11 1927 departed February 14 1930 at age two years three days She leaves her father mother three sisters and two brothers Ray Bauer of Shelby Ellis St Catherine May Geneva and other relatives mourn her loss.
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Jaldine
Betty
Roy Jennings
Ife
Tee
Ray Bauer
Shelby
Ellis St. Catherine
May
Geneva
Card of Thanks for Baby’s Illness and Burial
We thank neighbors and friends for kindness in the sickness and burial of our darling baby and for the floral offerings. Signed by Mr. and Mrs. Ray Jennings and family Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Jennings and family Mr. Ray Rauer.
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Ray Jennings
Ellis Jennings
Ray Rauer
Baby Chicks Sold With Live Delivery Guarantee
Advertisement from Reger Missouri offers baby chicks in several varieties at 10 cents each. Prepaid delivery guaranteed to arrive alive. Contact Hum phreys or Mrs Roy Crowdis.
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Phone Humphreys
Roy Crowdis
Reger
Missouri
Mrs Genevieve Smith Voted Vice President First District
Mrs Genevieve Smith formerly of this city but now resident in Kirksville was unanimously elected vice president from the first district at a Young Republican Club meeting in St. Louis. She and her husband J W Smith are temporarily living in Jefferson City where he is employed.
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J. W. Smith
Young Republican Club of Missouri
St. Louis
Genevieve Smith
Kirksville
Smith
Jefferson City
J. W
Club reorganizes management at Browning Farm Club
The Browning Farm Club replaces manager and bookkeeper with Scott who has served as bookkeeper. Roy Howell of North Salem and Clair Shipp are hired to join the staff. Vincent resigns after eight years citing confinement strain. A novel clock gifted by Kenneth Hart from Coco Solo, Canal Zone features two propellers and repurposed aircraft parts.
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Browning Farm Club
O. K. Vincent
Scott
Roy Howell
North Salem
Clair Shipp
Howell
Shipp
Vincent
Harvey Dunkin
Kenneth
Let me hatch your baby chicks
Mrs John Quigley advertises hatchery service offering baby chicks in large or small breeds and provides contact by phone 41F3.
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John Quigley
Baseball Fans Elect Officers At Meeting
At a meeting of baseball fans and players in the club room last Friday night a large gathering chose S. C. Lantz as chairman and H. L. Adams as secretary. They planned league formation and elected C. Lantz to represent the city in Ja-Mo league. Dr. Grice named manager for the coming year, W. A. Bond secretary treasurer, Dr. Becker coach, and Jay Harvey umpire. The officers will organize under league rules with Sen. Morgan of Unionville as league president aiding the directors.
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S. C. Lantz
H. L. Adams
C. Lantz
Grice
W. A. Bond
Becker
Jay Harvey
Centerville
Lantz
Sen. Morgan
Unionville
Obituary notice for Lewis Westlake born Dayton Ohio 1845
Lewis Westlake born October 10 1845 in Dayton Ohio died February 18 1930 aged 75. He married Florence Sempsell in 1883 and had eight children, five living Mery Dune Floy Kemmener Lila Belt Bertha Whalen Beatrice Reever. He joined the Baptist church early and lived in this city before moving to Kansas City. Funeral services were by Rev J E Rudloff. Interment Jenkins cemetery.
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Lewis Westlake
Dayton
Ohio
Florence Sempsell
Mery Dune
New Ark
N. J
Floy Kemmener
Amarillo
Texe
Lila Belt
Kansas City
Bertha Whalen
Beatrice Reever
Leavenworth
Kansas
Baptist Church
Earlly Manseon
J. E. Rudloff
M. E. C. South
This City
Jenkins Cemetery
Loveliest Mother and Most Attractive Child Photo Contest
The $20,009 contest offers 444 prizes from Feb 20 to May 10 for Loveliest Mother and Most Attractive Child. Only photographs from studios in the Photographers Association of America may be entered. The Gress Studio in Brookfield, Missouri promotes the event.
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America
Photographers Association of America
National Association
Gress Studio
Brookfield
Joneses Return From Western Trip After Eight Thousand Miles
Mr and Mrs H Clay Jones returned Friday from an extended visit with Mr and Mrs B F Cotter in Colorado Springs Colorado They traveled over eight thousand miles in their own car and made many side trips The couple were guests of Rush Jones in Tulsa and visited relatives in Oklahoma and Texas
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H. Clay Jones
B. F. Cotter
Colorado Springs
Colo
Texas
Oklahoma
Tulsa
Rush Jones
Browning Man Seeks New Direction After Loss
Mr Jones, longtime local merchant, recounts a November fire that destroyed his stock and prompts a transition. He plans to manage accounts during recovery and may take a traveling salesman role while friends in Browning wish him continued home stability and success.
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Mr. Jones
Diary of Slats recounts a week of small town life
A child’s diary entries describe a week of events in a rural town. The days include a trip to the doctor for Blisters, a comment on longevity from doctors, a mention of the Columbus discovery anniversary, a domestic altercation, class activities, a peace speech plan, grocery jokes, a classroom pairing task, a weather joke about complexion cream, and a book gift about jokes once living in a cold country.
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Saterday
United States
Crick
Dumbell
Is Your Wife A Good Cook A Kitchen Extension Ad
An advertisement urges installing an extension telephone in the kitchen to avoid missed calls during meals. It claims the device saves steps and prevents ruined meals, promoting The Western Telephone Corporation of Missouri and Buck Penick as local manager.
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Western Telephone Corporation of Missouri
Buck Penick
Couple Wed in Linneus After Marriage License
Saturday February fifteenth Robert Cattey and Miss Mable Turner married by Judge Pratt in Linneus. Ivan Cable and Velma Milhoan attended as guests. A traditional charivari followed at the Turner home and a large family dinner was held for the newlyweds with many relatives present.
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Robert Cattey
Mable Turner
Linneus
Pratt
Ivan Cable
Velma Milhoan
Turner
Glen
I. J. McCollum
G. McCollum
Otis McCollum
Edgar
Rolly Bailey
Ben Cattey
Velma
Pauline Milhoan
Frances Huet
Gladys
Richard Thudhum
Earl Abbott
Sylvia
Helen Turner
Canary price list from Hartz Mt. sale
Solid yellow Hartz Mt canaries offered with sings for five dollars for singers and one dollar for females. Clara Hanman of Browning listed as contact.
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Hartz
Burk Hosts Elegant Sunday Dinner Guests
Mr and Mrs D Burk with daughter Alice Duckworth entertained at their home on Sunday February 16 with an elaborate one o clock dinner. Guests included Mrs George Sallada Mrs Elmer Rehms of Des Moines Iowa Mrs Hart Zachary and son Gerald of Prairie City Iowa Mrs Henry C Bailey Mrs Jessie Brassfield Mrs Bertha McDermod Mrs Clara Wheeler E C and R C Bailey Mr and Mrs Fred L Bailey and W E Duckworth.
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D.€. Burk
Alice Duckworth
Burk
George Sallada
Elmer Rehms
Des Moines
Iowa
Hart Zachary
Gerald
Prairie City
Henry C. Bailey
Jessie Brassfield
Bertha McDermod
Clara Wheeler
E. C
R. C. Bailey
Fred L. Bailey
W. E. Duckworth
Surprise Birthday Dinner At McCollum Home
A surprise birthday dinner was held February 9, 1930 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John QO McCollum in St. Catherine for his 62nd birthday. Relatives and friends filled large baskets with dainties, and a bedspread friendship quilt awaited Mrs. McCollum after the noon meal. The gathering featured old fashioned visiting, games for the younger guests, and wishes for many more happy years. Attending were numerous local couples including the Brookshires, McArtors, Overstreets, and Coffmans, among others.
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John QO. McCollum
St. Catherine
J. N. Brookshire
Eugene McArtor
Walter Overstreet
Harry Overstreet
Lloyd
Ira Overstreet
Tom McCollum
James Cleeton
Cleeton
Earl McCollum
Dolores
Aileen
Everett Coffman
Talmage Coffman
Claude
Valentine Party at School House Hosts Friendly Rivalry
A Camp Fire Girls party at the school house on Monday February 10 featured two teams in contest form with points earned for each win. After games, heart shaped treats and sandwiches were served as valentines were given to all. Attendees included Mrs Holman Alma Cotter Imogene Smith Annabel Atkins Robbie Crowdis Lora Myers Marjorie Myers Kathleen Hooker Beverly Duncan Idris Garrett Marjorie Stufflebean Mr Holman Hart Nicke Jimmie Robinson Harvey Fields Dickinson Edward Williams Asa Badger Raymond Warren Merrill Peterson Jack Smith James Kibbe Burton Carr. The Teachers Trains of Browning was organized this term under Miss Ica Street. Officers elected were Howard Carter president Genevra Holliday vice president Burton Carr secretary treasurer and Marjorie Stufiebean newspaper reporter. Ruby Calhoun served as president with Imogene Smith as vice president Vadis Nickell secretary treasurer and newspaper reporter. Meetings occur each Wednesday morning in the teachers training room. Washingtons birthday programs are planned for next week inviting all to attend.
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Camp Fire
Mrs. Holman
Alma Cotter
Imogene Smith
Annabel Atkins
Robbie Crowdis
Lora Myers
Marjorie Myers
Kathleen Hooker
Beverly Duncan
Idris Garrett
Marjorie Stufflebean
Mr. Holman
Hart Nicke
Jimmie Robinson
Harvey Fields Dickinson
Edward Williams
Asa Badger
Raymond Warren
Merril Peterson
Jack Smith
James Kibbve
Burton Carr
Browning
Ica Street
Howard Carter
Genevra Holliday
Marjorie Stuffiebean
Ruby Calhoun
Vadis Nickell
Washington
Local P. E. O. Chapter Hosts Lincoln Lecture
Mrs. L W Hummel hosted the local P. E. O. Chapter on February 12 with Mrs. W H Dickinson presiding in the president’s absence. Mrs. Hinda Rusa gave a thorough talk on Life and Achievements of Abraham Lincoln, with the folk call response Incidents of Lincoln's life, followed by a two course lap luncheon.
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L. W. Hummel
W. H. Dickinson
R. M. Calhoun
Hinda Rusa
Abraham Lincoln
Lincoln
Monument price sale for Decoration Day delivery
C C Woolf Agency Linneus Missouri invites customers to inspect Monument prices for spring delivery and erection with 30 day inducements. They order direct from quarries and guarantee satisfaction.
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C. C. Woolf Agency
Linneus, Mo
Corn For Sale By Roy T. Jones
Roy T. Jones advertises about 1000 bushels of good seed corn for sale. He emphasizes quality and abundance for prospective buyers seeking reliable seed grain.
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Roy T. Jones
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Chaffer
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