Ada May Hooker born 1879 dies 1946 in Browning Missouri
Ada May Hooker daughter of Enoch and Ida Hooker was born in Linn County Missouri on December 7 1879 and died February 20 1946 at her Browning Missouri home where she had lived 30 years. She taught music in Alamogordo New Mexico and toured Missouri as a concert musician. She belonged to the Baptist church and aided Red Cross WWI knitting 25 sweaters. Survived by nine sisters and funeral services were held at the Hooker home conducted by Rev C G Tiahrt with a song service by local musicians and burial in Hooker cemetery.
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Ada May Hooker
Enoch and
Ida Hooker
Linn County
Missouri
Browning
Ada
St. Louis
Alamogordo
New Mexico
Eri
The
Baptist Church
Red Cross
Pine
al Bepkett
Moshia
Florence Wheeler
Lineville
Iowa
Hattie Burdon
Phoenix
Arizona
Olive McCalmont
Iva Summey
Covington
Kentucky
Grace Morelock
Milan
Violette Hooker
Blanche Johnson
Pauline Hooker
Hooker
C. G. Tiahrt
Princeton
L. P. Mohr
Local Reference to Edgar Hoselton in Missouri
Fragmentary line mentions Edgar Hoselton in Brown ing Missouri with scant context and no clear event.
For Rent 126-A Well Improved Near Browning
For Rent 126 A well improved property seven miles northeast of Browning one mile off gravel. See Homer Higgins Milan Missouri.
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Browning
Homer Higgins
Milan
Stallion Sold At Farm Sale For 410 Dollars
The four year old Spotted stallion from Noble Crooks sold at the farm sale Monday for 410 dollars to Mr Duker of Brookfield. The stallion is three quarter saddle bred.
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Noble Crooks
Duker
Brookfield
Sunday Dinner Guests at the Haley Home
Sunday dinner guests at the home of Mr and Mrs Arthur Haley included Mr and Mrs Geo C Jaynes and son Dean of LaPlata recently discharged from the Army Misses Almira and Wilma Jaynes and Mrs Mackenson from Kansas City Mr and Mrs Lehman Powell Mr and A H Jaynes from Shelby s June Dixon from Haileyville Oklahoma visiting with Mrs Jaynes
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Arthur Haley
Geo. C. Jaynes
Dean
LaPlata
Almira
Wilma Jaynes
Mackenson
Kansas City
Lehman Powell
H. N. Jaynes
Shelby
S. June Dixon
Haileyville
Oklo
Jaynes
For Sale 140 Acre Improved Farm Near Brookfield
For sale a 140 acre improved farm five miles northeast of Brookfield on travel road. Immediate possession. E L Haley Browning Missouri sells the property.
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Brookfield
E. L. Haley
Browning, Mo
Red Cross Drive Ready to Aid in Distress
The Red Cross drive is set to begin soon. Citizens are urged to prepare to give freely as the organization remains ready to answer emergencies and disasters.
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Red Cross
Red Flannels staged by local club at Johnson school house
A large Friday night crowd attended at John son school house to view Red Flannels presented by Mr and Mrs Ross Knight Mr and Mrs Roy Ball Mr and Mrs Wesley Brantner and Arthur Morris. The play was well received with games and refreshments. Next meeting set for March 15 with leaders Lela Badger Grace Pipes and Margaret Britton.
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Johnson School House
Ross Knight
Roy Ball
Wesley Brantner
Arthur Morris
Lela Badger
Grace Pipes
Margaret Britton
Amateur Program at High School Auditorium
Announced youth and adult entries for an amateur program at the high school auditorium on Friday March 15 1945 at 730 pm. Entries open to all ages 1 to 90 with up to six numbers per entrant and each piece limited to seven minutes. Dances plays readings and musical numbers accepted. Judging by audience applause. all decisions final. Register by 7 pm March 14 with Mrs Marea Keithley.
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Marea Keithley
Browning High School Graduates Urged to Meet for Alumni Association
All Browning High School graduates are requested to assemble at the High School Auditorium on Monday night March 4 at 7 39 to organize an Alumni Association.
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Browning High School
American Legion Post Membership Surges Sharply
Claude Myers Post No. 274 reports a clear rise in attendance and membership doubling to 134 with twelve new World War II veterans joining. The Auxiliary Unit now numbers 51 and the post plans a Boy Scout sponsorship, a permanent executive committee, and an August Home Coming event while urging veterans to update records.
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Claude Myers
Washington
Browning
Purdin
Post
Frances Grice
Hunter
Macon
Harvey
Pest
American Legion Service
American Legion
Amerian Legion
National Congress
Legion
Washington Tea Draws Large Crowd This Year
Mrs Beverly Moore hosts the seventh annual Washington tea sponsored by the Wesleyan Service Guild of the Methodist Church on Friday February 22. The table featured red white and blue decor with carnations snap dragons and candles. Out of town guests and a telegraph greeting from Mrs Edna Forbes Kansas City were noted. The program included songs duets and readings by local women and girls.
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Beverly Moore
Washington
Wesleyan Service Guild
Methodist Church
Nellie Seaman
May Schreck
Annual Farm Club Meeting Held February 20
The M F A Central Cooperative held its annual meeting February 20 at the I C C F hall. President Lee Ellis Hedges led the session with minutes approved and officers elected: President Lee Ellis Hedges Vice President Ray Geech Secretary Kathleen Quigley. Delegates named to the Missouri M F A meeting include Arthur Bennett Ray Gooch Ned Mundell Toth Gooch L E Hedges Carl Jones Mrs Carl Jones Ed Wilhite Walter Bundies. Lawrence Tucker entertained as magician for fifteen minutes and refreshments followed. Next meeting slated for March.
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M. F. A. Central Co-operative
I.C.C.F. Hall
Lee Ellis Hedges
Ray Geech
Kathleen Quigley
Hatcher
M. F. A. Central Cooperative
M.F.A
Missouri
Robert Morrow
Browning Exchange
Glen Warren
Jomer Overstreet
M. F. A. Feed & Grain
Columbia
Arthur Bennett
Ray Gooch
Ned Mundell
Toth Gooch
L. E. Hedges
Carl Jones
Ed Wilhite
Walter Bundies
Earl Johnson
John Gooch
Nod Bennett
Lawrence Tucker
Polleck
Mystery Washer and Refrigerator Offered by Mrs Taylor
Mrs Geo Taylor offers a mystery washer and a 25 pound capacity refrigerator in varying white finishes. Listings indicate general condition unknown with no prices or detailed specs provided.
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Geo. Taylor
Oliver Row Crop Tractor 1923 on Steele
Browning Missouri dealer KE L Haley offers Oliver row crop tractor 1923 model with cultivator and plow on Steele farm equipment display.
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Steele
KE. L. Haley
Browning, Mo
Local residents exchange farm and home purchases timeline
Mr and Mrs Lee Ellis Hedges bought the Noble Crooks farm while Mr and Mrs John Quigley bought the Hedges farm. Noble Crooks bought the Duncan Browning residence. B D Cresson purchased Mrs Emma Rottmann and Raymonds home. Glenn Rhodes bought the W T McCown home and moving days have started.
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Lee Ellis Hedges
Noble Crooks
John Quigley
Hedges
Duncan
Browning
B. D. Cresson
Emma Rottmann
Raymond
Glenn Rhodes
W. T. McCown
Anniversary Dinner Honors Vincent Birthday and Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs John Vincent and daughter Rosalie of near St Catherine hosted a Sunday February 24 turkey dinner for Mr Vincent birthday and their wedding anniversary. Guests included Mr and Mrs O K Vincent of Kansas City Mr and Mrs L J Vincent Mr and Mrs Geo Taylor Mr and Mrs Leon Vincent and children Mr and Mrs Elme Vincent and children and Richard Thudium.
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John Vincent
Rosalie
Near St. Catherine
Mr. Vincent
0. K. Vincent
Kansas City
L. J. Vincent
Geo. Taylor
Leon Vincent
Elme Vincent
Richard Thudium
Dinner at Mrs. Fannie Triplett’s in Linnies honors Albert Wood
A dinner at Mrs. Fannie Triplett’s home in Linnies Sunday celebrated Albert Wood from Burns Oregon. He visits with his sister and other relatives and plans to return home soon. Attendees included E. C. McKenzie couple, J. R. Wood pair, Margaret and Jimmie, W. R. B. Van Horn couple, Pearl and Clara Wood, Jamies Lesler and Catherine Word, J. P. McKenzie family, and Ben McKenzie of Camp Swift Texas.
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Fannie Triplett
Linnies
Albert Wood
Burns
Oregon
Wood
Sctor
E. C. McKenzie
J. R. Wood
Mergaret
Jimmie
W. RB. van Horn
Pearl
Clara Wood
Jamies Lesler
Catherine
Word
Kansas City
J. P. McKenzie
Jimmy
Kenneth McKenzie
Pfc
Ben’McKenzie
Camp Swift
Texas
Good home grown timothy szed
A brief note from A. L. Knifong of Browning Missouri indicates the sale or consideration of home grown timothy hay.
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Good Home Grown
Timothy Szed
A. L. Knifong
Browning, Mo
Farewell Social for Asa Law Near Mystic
Lone Star Extension Club members and families held a farewell gathering for Asa Law at his home last Saturday evening. Law will move to Clinton Missouri to work for Metropolitan Life Insurance. Attendees traded games and shared lunch while Law distributed oranges to all.
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Lone Star Extension Club
Asa Law
Clinton
Missouri
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Lew
Law
Harold Millay
Harold Spake
Wm. Riddle
Dick Riddle
E. V. Albertson
L. J. Grisamer
John Milhoan
George Simmons
Chilren
Gale Young
Ina Ware
Ralph Thompson
Garland
Lye Marlay
Mrs Arthur Haley Birthday Dinner Attended by Friends
On Friday February 22 a birthday gathering for Mrs Arthur Haley drew many friends to a dinner. Attendees included Mr and Mrs W T McCown Mr and Mrs Cliff Peterson Mr and Mrs Ellwood Foss Mr and Mrs B D Creason and granddaughters Mr and Mrs C Williams Mr and Mrs Fay Peterson Mr and Mrs John Mullins Mrs Nellie Stone Mrs Cordie Swisegood Mrs Meda Stone Mrs Cerl Drake and sons Mrs Agnes Mullins and Jas Neet.
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Arthur ’Haley
W.T. McCown
Cliff Peterson
Ellwood Foss
B. D. Creason
C ‘ Williams
Fay Peterson
John Mullins
Nellie Stone
Cordie Swisegood
Meda Stone
Cerl Drake and Sons
Agnes Mullins
Jas. Neet
County Eyes Tuberculosis Testing For Cattle
Sullivan County may regain a tuberculosis-free status with a revised 1946 date. Cattle owners are urged to register herds needing testing with the County Agent, listing herd sizes and contact directions, to ensure annual testing cycles and maintain free-standing status.
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L'st
T. B
Sullivan County
Young Couple Married in Browning February 12
Mrs. Louie Lambert of Kirksville Missouri and Stillman Knifong of Browning Missouri united in marriage February 12 at Browning Missouri. The bride is the daughter of Geo E Lambert and formerly lived near Browning. The groom is the youngest son of Okra and Mrs Knifong and has just been discharged.
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Louie Lambert
Kirksville
Missouri
Stillman Knifong
Browning
Geo. E. Lambert
Browning High School
Okra Kniforg
Benefit Card Party at Legion Home Thursday
The American Legion Auxiliary sponsored a George Washington benefit card party at the Legion Home on February 21. Chairman Mrs Ven W de led efficient committees to host a pleasant evening with prizes in contract and auction bridge, and pinch and pinochle won by local players.
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George Washington
Legion Home
American Legion Auxiliary
Ven
W.de
Lowse Hubbert
Clifford Thaiwabers
Martha Creech
Dyle Peterson
Pitzh
Kathleen Quigley
Leland Bowyer
Mary Sue Fields
Bill Tompkins
Legion Auxiliary
Tully Farm Offered Near North Salem at 245 Acres
The Tully farm comprises 245 acres seven miles east of North Salem on County Line Road. Five percent is planted to corn with the rest in pasture, offering ample stock water and shade. See Edgar Tully of Brookfield, Missouri for details.
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Tully
North Salem
Edgar Tully
Brookfield
Woodside Death Announced From Rocky Ford
Mrs Agnes Mullins received word yesterday from Rocky Ford Colorado that her brother in law FE S Woodside died there on Tuesday night He is survived by his wife and children W F Woodside of Rocky Ford and Mrs Marion Ramsey of San Antonio Texas two grandchildren Herry Inge and Frances Ramsey Burial will be in Rocky Ford with other relatives and friends.
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E. S. Woodside
Agnes Mullins
Rocky Ford
Colorado
FE. S. Woodside
Mrs Josie Jones Hosts W S of C Circle February 21 1946
Mrs Josie Jones hosted the W S of C S on February 21 1946 with twenty two members present. A prayer opening, roll call with Bible verses, and a missionary education talk followed. Flower committee reshuffled, missionary gift approved, readings and songs noted, next meeting planned March first.
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Josie Jones
W.S
C. S
Schrock
Rush
Elizabeth Prather
St. Louis
Presient
Haning
Hummel
Society
Rudloff
Bertow
St. John
Adams
Fannie Crosby
Crosby
Locust Valley Baptist Church Invites for March Events
Locust Valley Baptist Church announces Sunday School every Sunday at 10 o'clock with Cecil Lay as Superintendent. Preaching on the first and third Sundays. A basket dinner at noon on Sunday March 3 followed by a program at 2 p.m. by Rev. Goss and associational workers from Linnens. All invited and Sunday School teachers urged to attend.
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Cecil Lay
Goss
Linnens
Pleasant Grove U B Church Service Schedule
Pleasant Grove United Baptist Church invites worship with Sunday School at 10 00 a m on the first and third Sundays each month Pastor Kenneth Kelley leads services and welcomes all guests.
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Pleasant Grove U. B. Church
Kenneth Kelley
Browning Methodist Church Services Announced
Browning Methodist Church announces Sunday School at 10 a.m. led by H L Schrock with L P Mohr as pastor preaching at 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. Reger Sunday School at 10 a.m. Mrs Ada Smith is superintendent. Welcome extended to all.
Grantsville Homemakers Meet at Mrs Wohler Home
The Grantsville Homemakers held an all day gathering February 20 at Mrs. Merle Wohler’s home with eleven members five children and one visitor Mrs Dean Buswell present A noon dinner followed and hostesses displayed quilts and feed sacks The meeting opened with a hymn led by Mrs Jene Brown Minutes were read by secretary Audry Barrows and approved Members shared embarrassing moments There were contests won by Mrs Maye Hutchinson Mrs Ross Lyons and Lesley Yagle The next all day meeting scheduled March 4 with Mrs Everett Brown will cover laundering led by Mrs Joseph Yogel.
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Grantsville
Merle Wohler
Dean Buswell
Rive
Jene Brown
Audry Barrows
Lesley
Hazel
Ruby
Maye Hutchinson
Ross Lyons
Lesley Yagle
Hutchinson
Frank Cassity
June Carroll
Everett Brown
Joseph Yogel
H L. Burkholder
Majestic steel range and De Laval cream separator
Browning Missouri features Rey T. Jones selling a Majestic steel range and a De Laval cream separator. Address Browning and contact details are listed for interested buyers.
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Majestic Steel
de- Laval
Rey T. Jones
Browning, Mo
90 Rhode Island Red Bullets AAA quality
90 Rhode Island Red Bullets in AAA quality from L E Hedges Browning Mo.
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Rhode Island
L. E. — Hedges
Browning, Mo
Willing Workers Club Meeting Notes
The Willing Workers Club met February 20 with Mrs. Loren Vincent. Seven members, four visitors, five children and two men attended. They cut and sewed carpet rags and served a dinner at noon. The meeting opened with a reading from St. John and songs were sung. Mrs. Leon Vincent gave a reading titled The Monkey Objects. Hostess gift of fifty eight cents won by Mrs. Ed Hatch Jr. The gathering closed with a prayer.
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Willing Workers Club
Loren Vincent
Washington
St. John
Beau Land
Jesus
Leon Vincent
Ed Hatch, Jr
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hooker Home
Edgar Hoselton
American Legion Post
Washington Tea
Brown Bird
Saraieu Schreck
Rose
Bobbie Moore
Vena Wade
Betty White
Bennett
Eegay Browning
Edward F. Williams
Kay Stufficbean
Phondé
Mystic
Young Coople
Mrs. Josie Jones
W.S. of
Locust Valley Baptist Church
Wesley Dice
Homemakers Club
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