Annual B1 L Party by Chapter Y PEO
The PEO chapter hosted a February 12 event in Brookshier district with Mrs H C Bailey’s hostess group. Teachers and spouses attended. Supt Nelson and others were absent due to weather or illness. Prizes were won by Mrs J H Calhoun and Mr Bailey. radio amateur hour and a humorous Family Album provided entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar Cokerham
Purdin
Brookshier
H. C. Bailey
Elmo Schrock
Lorraine Glaze
Mesdames Bailey
RM. Calhoun
LW. Hummel
H. L. Schrock
Hinda Rush
Nelson
Jennie Epperson
St. Joseph
J. H. Calhoun
Bailey
Mr. Bailey
Benjamin Harrison Peterson
United States
Canton Woman Picked for Next Play at Culver-Stockton
Miss Virginia Bolling of Canton has been chosen for a role in Moo: Born to be staged at Culver-Stockton College in Canton Missouri's L L Col ver gymnasium. She previously acted in The Ninti Guest and joined the Chi Omega sorority on February 8. She also belongs to a newly formed ten piece girls orchestra.
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Canton
Virginia Bolling
Fulton Judd Nuptials at Liberal Kansas in 1936
Fulton and Mrs L A Fulton announce the marriage of daughter Faye to Lawrence Judd at Liberal Kansas on January 24 1936 with Pearl Dunlap officiating. The couple will move to the John Morgans farm near Hooker about March 1. Floyd Loxernam and Ella Margaret Brooksbier wed by Rev Hobbs at the Methodist parsonage.
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Fulton-Judd
L. A. Fulton
Hooker
Faye
Lawrence Judd
Liberal
Kan
Pearl Dunlap
Clyde Judd
Cloyd
Jaunita
Lawrence
Fultoni
Commercial College
Dodge City
Juda
John Morgans
Oklahoma
Floyd. Loxernam
Ella Margaret Brooksbier
Hobbs
Alda Brookshier
Brookshier
Browning School Letter From Mrs Ballinger
A reader letter from Mrs. J H Ballinger of Browning Missouri Washington DC area dated February 8 1986 describes mailing a dollar to the Browning paper and requesting weekly copies She recalls teaching the first school in Browning in the local Methodist church and aging about eighty years old noting Linnaeus and Miss Josie McCormick and longing for voting rights while Congress governs local matters.
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Browning
Hillbrook Lane
Washington, D. C
Nickell
Owens
Helen
Turner
Kentucky
Lin
Neus
Helen Jose
Phine McCormick
Josie
Congress
J. H. Ballinger
Injured doctor falls from ambulance in Mo. hospital
Neosho Mo Feb 14 Dr W C Ingram of Lanagan fell through the floor of the moving ambulance after leaving the hospital with his wife a patient suffering a fractured hip He was so badly injured he had to be returned to the hospital and admitted as a patient Mrs Ingram remains at the hospital awaiting his recovery.
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Neosho
Dr. Ingram
W. C. Ingram
Lanagan
Milan church quartet attends service with several members
A group from Milan attended the M. E. Church services on Sunday evening. The quartet included Mrs. Vera Lay Miss Wilma Norvell and Mr. Wil...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milan
R. M. Calhoun
J. R. Williams
Vera Lay
Wilma Norvell
Imogene Maggart
M. E
Lay
Norvell
Wil
Hatfield Holds On As Hatfield Snowbound For Days
Hatfield in Harrison county, cut off for almost a month, received first provisions at 5 45 p m after sleds delivered supplies from St Joseph. Four sleds brought food while local men cleared a six mile road and hauled wood amid forty one inch drifts. Airplanes aided food drops from merchants of St Joseph as CCC and highway workers assisted. In separate update, a house fire at the Crawford residence was contained with help from neighbors and firefighters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hatfield
Harrison County
St. Joseph
CCC
Jennings Host Birthday Bridge Dinner Honors M M D Club
The M M D Club gathering on February 8 honored Jerry Jennings birthday with a bridge dinner. Guests included Mr and Mrs Edgar Carter Mr and Mrs Paul Kollach Miss Gladys Atkins Lorene Burkholder Erma Peterson and Merril Peterson. Members present were Mr and Mrs Elms Schrock Mr and Mrs Geo W Prather Mr and Mrs Joe Nevins and Burton Carr. High score prizes went to Miss Gladys Atkins and Edgar Carter with the traveling prize awarded to Mrs Ua Nevins.
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Jerry Jennings
M. M.D. Club
Jerry
Edgar Carter
Paul Kollach
Gladys Atkins
Lorene Burkholder
Erma Peterson
Merril Peterson
Elms
Schrock
Geo. W. Prather
Joe Nevins
For Rent or Sale 160 Acre Ranch in Washington DC Area
160 acres fenced pasture water shade meadow. Part in cultivation. Rent or sale with reasonable terms. Contact J Ballinger at 4923 Hillbrook Lane Washington DC.
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J. Ballinger
Hillbrook Lane
Washington, D. C
Sunshine Workers Club Meeting With Thresa Peper
The Sunshine Workers Club met with Thresa Peper on February 12 for an all day gathering focused on quilting activities and group planning.
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Sunshine Workers Club
Thresa Peper
City car and dog taxes due in March
City licenses payable by March 1 with fees for cars one dollar, trucks one ton or under two dollars, male dogs one dollar and female dogs three dollars. HL Adams, City Clerk. Diary notes mimic a student’s week with humorous, imperfect handwriting and local gossip across days Monday to Saturday.
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HL. Adams
Death of Roy A Peters in Browning at 52
Roy Albert Peters born October 29 1883 near Browning died February 13 1936 at his Browning home aged 49 years 3 months and 24 days He was a M E Church member married to Lessie Miller in 1912 and had two sons Richart and Earl He is survived by his wife two sons his father and one brother Funeral services were held at the Methodist church with interment at Hoover cemetery The bereaved family has community sympathy
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Albert Peters
George
May Peters
Browning
Brookshier School
Jesus
M.E. Church
Lessie Miller
Richart of
Carrollton
Earl of Browning
Chillicothe
Guy
Fred
May
Lillian
Rev
Hobbs
Methodist Church
Hoover
Card of Thanks for Kindness During Illness and Death
Acknowledgment of gratitude to friends and neighbors for kindness shown during illness and passing. Special thanks to Rev Hobbs and the singers. Signed by Mrs Lessie Peters and Sons G F Peters and Guy L Peters.
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Hobbs
Lessie Peters
G. F. Peters
Guy L. Peters
Charles A Hague obituary highlights life and scattered family ties
Charles A Hague born August 23, 1860 near Grove Hill Church east of Pursia died February 11, 1986 at 75 years. Survived by wife Agnes Randolph a son and four daughters six or seven grandchildren and siblings Chauncy Hague Jake Hague Mrs Sarah Fore and Mrs Lucy Roberts. The family lived in Grove Hill Dresden and near North Snl Tem Mo before his death after a brief illness while visiting relatives.
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Charles A. Hague
Reuben
Sarah Jane Hague
Grove Hill Church
Pursia
Agnes Randolph
Marion Jay Hague
Dresden
Kansas
Maggie Milburn
New Boston
Edna Berrell
LaHlabra
Cal
T. A. Milburn
Local Clergyman's Death Shocks Community
The death came after only a few days of illness shocking the town. Rev Hobbs led the funeral at Grove Hill on Thursday with interment in the nearby cemetery.
Starlings Found Frozen In Barn After Cold Spell
E G Wilhite reported finding starlings frozen in his barn, describing a brownish bird larger than sparrows with sharp talons and ray like bills. He noted several had died due to cats and severe cold, with sightings mainly at night.
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Wilhite
Death Notice for David H. C. Lambert of Missouri
David Herman C Lambert born January 4 1873 in Jackson County Missouri died February 16 1936 in Linn County aged 63 years 1 month 12 days He was married to Mary Ann Burton August 29 1894 in Milan Missouri and had five children Alfred H Ona W Robert E Herald A and Harry M Also survived by his wife twenty three grandchildren one brother T S C Lambert one sister Mrs Lillis Spencer and another sister Mrs Estella Warren preceded in death Funeral services were held February 17 at the ME Church North Salem conducted by Rev C B Hobbs with burial in North Salem cemetery.
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David Herman C. Lambert
Albert
Rutha Lambert
Jackson County
Missouri
Linn County
Mary Ann Burton
North Saem
Lambert
North Salem
C. B. Hobbs
Thanking neighbors for help during illness and death
Mrs D H C Lambert and Sons express gratitude to neighbors and friends for kind assistance during the sickness, death, and burial of their loved one.
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D. H.C. Lambert
Moving Time Nears For Local Households
The article notes next week as the peak for moves with many local households changing residences. It urges coordinating road access and predicts teams may help haul loads if roads are passable, while warning that muddy conditions could occur during late February to early March.
Supreme Court judges and party balance in winter discussion
The Supreme Court members Devanter 77 Sutherland 74 Roberts 61 and Stone 64 are Republicans, producing near equal division. The piece notes frequent discussion of the court and politics surrounding its nine members.
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Supreme Court
Inquiry Devanter
Sutherland
Roberts
Stone
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P.E.O
Herbert Bailey
Cokerham
Stelock
Rand Mia
W. W. Crawford
Rebsent Fay Bailey
Connie Bauer
Cora Pearler
Anie Ried
Mackentosh
Pappa
Wensday
Jake
Dummer
Tom
Lowley
Borned
Grubbses
Slim Jeters
Otto
Jeters
Mister Jones
Munney
Roy A. Peters
M. E. Church
Grove Hill
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