Obituary for Herman J Neely and family notices
Herman J Neely born September 10 1905 in Browning Missouri died February 17 1922. He leaves parents three sisters Lorene Anabel Carrie one brother John and several half siblings. Funeral February 18 at 2 PM at Browning Baptist Church with Rev W W Clay and Rev James L Bate. Interment Hoover Cemetery. Also notice for mother J L B and Grantsville church funeral February 20 1922.
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Herman J. Neely
E M
Sarah E. Neely
Browning
Lorene
Anabel
Carrie
John
Henry “Brown
J. C. Gooch
Lloyd Neely
Wm. Nickell
Herman
Baptist Church
W. W. Clay
Harris
James L. Bate
Hoover Cemetery
W. W.C
Eliza Jane Reasno Dies After Long Life Across States
Eliza Jane Reasno born Ohio April 3 1854 died February 19 1922 at her home southeast of Browning Missouri She lived in Illinois Iowa and Missouri with her family during childhood and adulthood Married 1882 to Lee Blender five children born Three sons John S Oscar L and Alva L survived by them and two daughters Lille D and Emma L preceded in death by husband and daughters She joined the M Kk Church South in girlhood and remained faithful.
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Eliza Jane Reasno
Ohio
Browning
Ilinois
Iowa
Missouri
Lee Blender
Lille D
Emma L
John S
Oscar L
Alva L
M. Kk. Church
South
Plunkville News Roundup From The Old Home Paper
An excerpt from the Plunkville weekly notes marriages illness and local court matters as reported by the Old Home Paper readers in distant towns echo the hometown’s familiar events and concerns from Louisville Courier Journal style.
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Plunkville
Louisville Courier-Journal
Mrs Parsons Called Home in Kirksville Tribute
Emma Louisa Arnold born May 3 1867 in Linn county near Browning Missouri died February 17 1922 at her Kirksville home aged 54 years 9 months 14 days She married J E Parsons on February 15 1891 at Liverpool West Virginia Nine children were born and all survive except two who died in infancy The children named Frankie Hamilton French Freda White Fritz Foster Fleet and Freeman and her immediate family mourn her loss.
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Emma Louisa Arnold
Linn County
Browning
Missouri
Kirksville
J. E. Parson
Liverpool
West Virginia
Frankie Hamilton
French
Freda White
Fritz
Foster
Fleet
Freeman
Obituary of Juda BD Remains Laid to Rest at Knifong Cemetery
Juda BD, a long time resident of Browning West Virginia, died after a prolonged illness. She leaves three brothers A D Arnold of West Virginia W F Arnold and W B Arnold of Browning two sisters Lois Lattimer of Parksburg and Margaret Mairs of Browning four grandchildren and many friends. She joined the Christian church early and lived a faithful life as wife mother and neighbor. Funeral services were held February 19 1922 at Knifong church conducted by Rev James L Bate and she was laid to rest in Knifong cemetery.
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Grantsville Church
James L. Bate
A. D. Arnold
West Virginia
W. F
W. B. Arnold
Browning
Lois Lattimer
Parksburg
W. Va
Margaret Mairs
Christian Church
Knifong
Card of Thanks to Friends and Family
To our many friends who aided us in the sickness and burial of our dear husband and father we extend heartfelt thanks. Helen Calhoun and Children.
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Helen Calhoun
270 Acres of Pasture for Rent in Missouri
270 acres of pasture for rent with ample water, good fences, and shade. Asking 3.00 per acre in three payments. Contact S. H. Linhart in Browning Missouri.
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S. H. Linhart
Browning, Missouri
The Farmers Store Spring Coat and Suit Reveal
The Farmers Store announces new coats suits and dresses for spring. If you have spring fever visit the shop to see the latest arrivals and shop for seasonal outfits.
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Farmers Store
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North Salem
Yiarch
Jack
Janesville
Ford
Walter Smith
Otto Johnson
Walt Leaf
R. J. McCellum
Poland
Browring
Master Carmine
Carmine
Col. P. M. Gross
W. S. Neet & Sons
E. C. Bailey
Reid
J. B. Fleming
K. M. Duncan
C. H. Mundell
Mrs. Parsons
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