Noble H Roe dies at 78 in Marceline Missouri
Noble Henry Roe, 78, longtime Marceline resident, died at his home on North Kansas Avenue after a period of illness. Funeral services were held at McLaughlin chapel with Masonic rites and a church choir, burial in Mt. Olivet. Roe, born May 27, 1864 near Dover Delaware, moved to Marceline in 1887 and worked as a blacksmith and coal mine worker. He leaves wife Sally Roe, daughter Geneva Colville and two grandchildren. three of his children preceded him in death.
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Noble Henry Roe
Marceline
Kansas Avenue
Roe
Wade Hampton
First Christian Church
McLaughlin Chapel
Clifford Houser
J. W. Jackson
W. E. Bealmear
Lewis Maddox
George W
Henry
Anna Roe
Dover
Delaware
Brookfield
Browning
Mr. Roe
Sally Urback
Gracia Street
The
Marceline News
Nannie Knight Rites Held in Milan Burial at Oakwood
Mrs Nannie Knight died December 30 1941 at her son’s home near Milan Missouri aged 87 with 27 days She was born December 3 1854 in Grundy County Missouri to James Winters Tun nell and Pelina Winters Tun nell She was married to Harrison T Knight May 10 1881 They had Herbert Knight Milan and L Fay Knight deceased She survived by sister Mat ricia Allison eight grandchildren four great grandchildren and several nieces and nephews Services were conducted January 1 1942 at Schoene Funeral Home Milan by Rev John P Ingerslow and burial was in Oakwood cemetery.
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Nannie Knight
James
Pelina Winters Tunnell
Grundy County
Missouri
Milan
Harrison T. Knight
Herbert Knight
L. Fay Knight
Herbert
Matricia Allison
Hiawatha
Kansas
Schoene
John P. Ingerslow
Oakwood Cemetery
Milan Standard
Wanted More Red Cross Knitters Se cure Supplies
Notice calls for more Red Cross knitters requesting yarn needles and instructions from Mrs Wesley Peters for a charitable effort during wartime.
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Red Cross
Wesley Peters
Farm For Sale 40 Acres Near Browning Mo
40 acres improved land for sale priced at 1200 dollars. Contact J. H. Payne in Browning Missouri for details and viewing. Property location includes a well established site suitable for farming. Confirm availability and terms with owner.
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J. H. Payne
Browning, Mo
Scrap metal buyer ad from old pan?
Old papers, rags, copper, brass, aluminum, scrap iron, junk tractors, old radiators, batteries priced to pay. Call Carlos Mace for offers.
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Carlos Mace
Aged Mother Dies at Hale Home After Long Life
Betty Ann Cunningham Robison Reams, aged 85, died December 30 1941 at her daughter Mrs Frank Smiths Hale Missouri home. Born April 26 1855 in Toledo Ohio she lived most of her life in Avalon area raising 13 children. She married George Robison in 1874 and A C Reams in 1917. Survived by children Cary Bell Coborn Deborah Whitley John Robison Richard Robison William Robison Gertrude Wimmer May Smith Goldie Sickler Harley Robison and many grandchildren. Burial followed a Methodist service at Avalon Cemetery.
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Betty Ann
John
Deborah (Green) Cunningham
Toledo
Ohio
Frank Smith
Hale
Missouri
Avalon
George Robison
Cary Bell Coborn
Omaha
Nebraska
Deborah Whitley
John Robison
Browning
Richard Robison
William Robison
Downing
Gertrude Wimmer
May. Smith
Goldie Sickler
Harley Robison
Wayland
A. C. Reams
United Brothers Church
Chas. Cunningham
William Cunningham
Chillicothe
John Cunningham
Seymour
Iowa
Mattie Hass
Hattie Lauderback
Kansas City
Browning Methodist Circuit Sees Slight Attendance Rise
Church school and morning worship rose by four from the prior Sunday and Brother Hines of Purdin delivered a fine evening message. The note urges continued effort, upcoming quarterly conference in March, and subscription payments.
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Hines
Purdin
Roger
General Purpose Club Christmas Meeting Report
The General Purpose Club held its Christmas meeting on Tuesday night December 30 with Mrs. Ruth Lantz. Members exchanged gifts and several Secret Sister gifts were given. A late social hour featured sandwiches, home made candy, coffee and hot chocolate. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Jay Powell and daughters Mr. and Mrs. Harold Kille and son Shirley Brassfield Phyllis Bardon Fred Artz James Leonard Dell and Clarence Burdett C R
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General Purpose Club
Ruth Lantz
Jay Powell
Harold Kille
Shirley Brassfield
Phyllis Bardon
Fred Artz
James Leonard Dell
Clarence Burdett
C. R
Betty Carson Weds Gene Stout in Gilman City
Miss Betty Carson of Laredo married Gene Stout Thursday January 1 at noon in the home of Rev. and Mrs. A. H. Smith of Gilman City. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Carson of Laredo, becomes Mrs. Stout, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Stout of Rothville. Stout, known locally as Tex Browning’s star softball pitcher, will reside with the bride’s parents in Laredo.
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Betty Carson
Laredo
Gene Stout
A. H. Smith
Gilman City
Barbara Moren
Counle
A. G. Carson
W. G. Stout
Rothville, Mo
Rothville High School
Chillicothe Business College
Stout
Laredo High School
Trenton
Republican Times
Gene
Browning
Meeting Notes from W S of C S Circle One
Friday meeting at Mrs Edna Forbes home with Mrs Leona Harris leading worship. Beverly Moore spoke on Praying Hands. New Year resolutions given by Nellie Seaman and others. Plans for installation and tea next Thursday. Three guests attended: Lula Carter Herman Schreck Judith Ann Moore. February meeting to be hosted by Ila Nevins.
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W. S
C. S
Edna Forbes
Leona Harris
Beverly Moore
Nellie Seaman
Lula Carter
Herman Schreck
Judith Ann Moore
Mary Anderson
Almeda Bartow
Mildred Rhodes
Genevieve Prather
Margaret Smith
Lillian Bennett
Ila Nevins
Farmers To Broadcast On National Emergency Topics
Sullivan County farmers will broadcast Monday January 12 at 1 30 p m on radio station KFEQ St Joseph. Ross Reger Harris Junior Reece and Rolla A Baugher Milan will discuss agriculture role in the National Emergency food production and soil conservation. The station is at 680 on the dial.
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Sullivan County
KFEQ
St. Joseph
Ross Reger
Harris
Junior Reece
Rolla A. Baugher
Milan
Farmers Organize To Locate Scrap Iron In Sullivan County
The National Emergency spurs farmers organized by school districts to locate scrap iron. Gale Thur reports ten farmers in Smith School District with 100 to 2000 pounds of old iron. Francis Fanning in White Oak District cites eight farmers averaging 400 pounds each. Carl Campbell in Anspach District notes twenty farmers with 200 to 2500 pounds. Walter Stephenson in Brookshier District reports twelve farmers averaging 300 pounds. William Stutler of Boynton says he has old iron for defense use. The County Farmer's Office seeks scrap in any amount.
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Sullivan County
Gale Thur
Smith
Francis Fanning
White Oak
Carl Campbell
Anspach
Walter Stephenson
Brookshier
Wm. Stutler
Boynton
Chicago travelers return from visit with relatives
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Marwitz and Mrs. Gale Rhodes returned to their Chicago home Sunday after spending several days with Mrs. Lora Carter and other relatives and friends.
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Fred Marwitz
Gale Rhodes
Chicago
Lora Carter
Under Fiesta Stars at the Electric Theatre
Frog Millhouse presents his son Tadpole and Gene Autry in Under Fiesta Stars at Browning next Saturday and Sunday with two short subjects Ye Olde Time Minstrels and Coffins On Wheels. The program promises songs and land adventure with a pony marked like Black Eyed Nellie.
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Frog
Millhouse
Tadpole
Browning
Gene Autry
Fiesta Stars
Electric Theatre
Gene
Hall-Havens couple wed in secret army camp transmission
Hall and Havens report from Don Hall stationed near Cheyenne Wyoming that he will be transferred to an undisclosed destination. He and Doris Havens formerly of Browning were married November 7. Mrs Hall plans to visit Missouri when he leaves Wyoming. The Halls earlier worked at the Henderson plant and are connected to James Havens of the area.
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Ernest Hall
Ovth Eagle
Don
Cheyenne
Wyo
Doris Havens
Browning
Hall
Missouri
Wyoming
Henderson
Laclede
Laclede Blade
James Havens
Legion Post Hosts Sullivan County Guests for New Year Dinner
The Claude Myers American Legion Post welcomed Sullivan County Post members from Milan on December 31. Milan won a membership drive contest, while the local Post provided supper featuring Slumgulion doughnuts pie and coffee. Chefs Fred Lumsden and Fern Carter received praise for the meal. About eighty attendees reported an enjoyable evening. The Browning Post invited the visitors to return.
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Claude Myers American Legion
Sullivan County Post
Milan
Legion
Fred Lumsden
Fern Carter
Browning Post
Willing Workers Club Meeting Marks New Year
The Willing Workers Club met December 31 with Sylvia Skeen. Five members, two visitors, two men and three children attended. a social lunch followed by a business meeting. The next gathering January 14 will host Marie Vincent with Red Cross work.
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Willing Workers Club
Sylvia Skeen
America
St. Luke
Sylvia
Marjorie Lay
Marie Vincent
Red Cross
C. R
Who Must File a 1941 Income Tax Return
For calendar year 1941, individuals with gross income of 750 dollars or more, married couples not living with spouses, and married couples living together with 1500 dollars or more must file. Returns for the year are due March 16, 1942. for fiscal years the 15th day of the third month after year end. Returns filed in the internal revenue district of residence with the collector. Use Form 1040 or 1040A. Tax rate is 4 percent on net income above credits, plus a graduated surtax on excess net income after credits.
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Internal Revenue District
Internal Revenue
United States
New Year Resolve Poem by H R Tate
A short verse urging renewed resolve and personal improvement for the new year. The speaker notes different groups planning good deeds and recalls a Samaritan story to illustrate universal power to begin again.
Christmas Meeting of True Blue Club in Snow and Rain
The True Blue Club met with Mrs. Edgar Morris on December 23 for a Christmas program and tree. Despite heavy rain and snow, twenty of twenty-two members attended. Gifts filled a large tree while members shared candy and arranged boxes for the aged and infirm. A men’s meeting followed in the adjoining room.
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True Blue Club
Edgar Morris
Bethlehem
Grover Cooper
Junior Phillips
Saure Coulter
Donald Stone
Mesdames Lewis
Will Morris
Mary Molloy
Willard Phillips
Price Gilmer
Floy Morris
Everett Crookshanks
Fay Coulter
Tom Kimbrough
el Smith
Omi Phillips
Geo. Phillips
Herman Cooper
Warren Gooch
James Morris
Genn Morris
Jim Meneely
Waloo Eee
Missouri Patrol Presses Safety Crackdown in New Year Drive
Missouri State Highway Patrol reports 475 arrests and 2639 written warnings in the first five days of a new Crack down Safety Program from December 24 to 28. Superintendent Stanley Ginn urges motorists to slow to 45 mph for tire and fuel conservation amid National Defense. Prosecuting Attorneys join state efforts to cut Missouri's death rate in the New Year.
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Missouri State Highway Patrol
Jefferson City
Missouri
State Highway Patrol
Inc
Stanley Ginn
Ginn
Bundies Family Hosts Dinner for Glenn Bundies
Mr and Mrs Roy Bundies and sons Lyle and Rex entertained December 22 with a turkey dinner in honor of Glenn Bundies of Fort Leonard Wood. Guests unable to attend included Mrs Alice Bundies Mrs Icey Brehm and several Bundies and Keithley couples due to the arrival of their new son James Neal on December 18.
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Roy Bundies
Lyle and
Rex
Glenn Bundies
Fort Leonard Wood
Alice Bundies
Icey Brehm
W. A. Bundies
Floyd Kelly
Woodrow Keithley
James Neal
Slats Diary Sunday Through Saturday Conflicts and Misadventures
A diarist recounts a chaotic week with friends and family featuring troubled encounters with Jane and Elsy, juvenile mischief, party invitations, provocative pranks, and domestic tensions about marriage, money, and a new kitchen gadget. The entries reveal rude humor, rowdy attitudes, and evolving relationships among teens and adults.
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Noble H. Roe
Marceline, MO
Hale, Mo
Browning Methodist Circuit
wAt the Electric Theatre
Legion Party
H. R. Tate
Dore
Jane
Blisters
Jake
Janes
Elsy
Jakes Partie
Unkel
Emmy
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