Joseph A Street obituary details Missouri rancher pioneer
Joseph Austin Street born near Old Scottsville Sullivan County Missouri September 24 1854 built a life as trader horse buyer and cattleman. He married Alice Belle Scott in 1883 and had ten children. He died January 5 1945 after a sudden heart attack. Funeral services were held January 8 at the Purdin Methodist Church with interment in Purdin cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Austin Street
Squire Hutson
Catherine Jenkins Street
Old Scottsville
Sullivan County
Missouri
Guss Place
Purdin
Carey
State Normal School
Kirksville
Henry Johnson
Sam Pxkler
Jenkins
John Ira Purdin
Browning
Alice Belle Scott
Scottsville
Old Enterprise
Garnett Austin
Pullman
Washington
Milo
Denver
Colorado
Hermia Chaves
Elko
Nevada
Thora Carr
Merton
Fern
Dayton
Don
Ica
Violett
Old Alpha
Meadville
Alphonso
George Johnson
H. P. Anglen
B. F. Carr
W. W. Westtern
Orlando Johnson
Alex Murrain
Margaret Hardin
Floyd Hardin
Herbert Crookshanks
Henry Buswell
Fred Kennedy
Curt Gooch
Henry Brown
Browning Hosts Fourth Invitational Basketball Tournament
Preparations are underway for Browning’s Fourth Invitational Basketball Tournament set for Thursday to Saturday January 11 12 and 13 at the high school gym. Twenty teams from North Missouri compete with local squads like Mooresville Laclede Meadville and Novinger aiming for top finishes in county conferences and invitational play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Browning
North Missouri
Mooresville
Livingston County
Laclede
Meadville Boys
Navinger Boys
Browning Boys
Linn County
Linn
Purdin
Novinger
For Rent 80 Acre Farm in Browning Missouri
For Rent 80 acre farm to GPA E Skeen located near Browning Missouri. Property details and terms not fully provided in the text. Contact local listings for availability and rental conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Skeen
Browning, Mo
For Sale Three Bronze Turkey Toms Browning
For sale three broad breasted bronze turkey toms offered by C. E. Martin of Browning. Contact details not provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Martin, Browning
Semester Changes Introduce New Courses and Goals
The article notes a new second semester with six week tests last term. Social Living becomes Consumer's Economics and a new math review course starts. Students aim for renewed vigor and better grades.
Browning Teams Defeat Green City After Jan 5 Match
Browning traveled to Green City on January 5. The B team lost 17 to 23 with Hoselton as captain and players Head L Beckett Bartow H Beckett Williams Robison and DeVore. The A team won 40 to 20 led by captain Grice with Abbott Gray Christy and Moore.
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Browning
Green City
Hoselton
Head
L. Beckett
Bartow
H. Beckett Williams
Robison
DeVore
Grice
Abbott
Gray
Christy
Moore
Browning Wildcats Down Milan In Close Twin Games
Browning A team defeated Milan 20 to 17 while the B team tied Milan 11 to 11 at the end of regulation and fell 13 to 11 in overtime. The night featured two hard fought contests between the Browning Wildcats and Milan.
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Milan
Browning
Wildcats
Browning Wildcats
Income Tax Notice for Williams Return
Notice notes authorization for Mrs. Lila F. Williams to file income tax returns. The document confirms the taxpayer’s name and the agent’s authority to prepare and submit filings on her behalf.
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Lila F. Williams
Mrs Martha Gooch Hosts Circle Meeting
Circle No 1 of the WS of C met with Mrs Martha Gooch on Friday January 5. Hazel Peterson led worship with assistants Stella Lila and Almeda. A George Washington Tea was planned at Beverly Moore's with committees named.
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Martha Gooch
Hazel Peterson
Stella
Lila
Almeda
Beverly Moore’s
Mesdames Velma Jennings
Nellie Seaman
Almeda Bartow
Lila Williams
Stella Page
Genevieve Prather
Beverly Moore
Margaret Smith
Elizabeth Ann Elisberry
Lillian Bennett
Ruth Ann
Marilyn Jennings
Jimmie Page
Mr and Mrs Chas Newton in Milan on business
Mr and Mrs Chas Newton were in Milan on Thursday for business.
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Chas. Newton
Milan
Christmas Day Letter From Lt James W McQuown in Germany
The 1st Lt James W McQuown writes to Mr and Mrs C L McQuown from Germany on Christmas Day 1944 describing a white frost covered scene a bright sun a proper breakfast of fried eggs a large turkey dinner with all the fixes and candy and coffee he also notes obtaining his old job gear and finding the day quiet yet satisfying wishing to be home with his parents someday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. McQuown
James W. McQuown
Germany
J. W
James G Shipp Dies at Home in Purdin Missouri
James Gilliland Shipp born November 13 1867 near Avalon Missouri died January 2 1945 at 11 00 pm in his Purdin Missouri home. He married Elizabeth Alma Brier on December 25 1889 and had eight children twelve grandchildren and six great grandchildren. Services were held January 5 at the Church of Christ in Purdin with burial in Wheeling cemetery.
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James Gilliland Shipp
Avalon
Misouri
Purdin
Missouri
Obed
Martha Burton Shipp
Margaret Linton
Alda Hivinger
Garnett
Kansas
Elizabeth Alma Brier
Wheeling
Zelma Floe Pennington
Lina Collins
Worthington
Maude Oaks
Chillicothe
Clair Shipp
Bernice
Leeman Otis Penningston
Lou Broaddus
Mary Eaton
Laura Simpson
William Shipp
Annie McDaniel
Eva Knox
Patrick Shipp
Robert Kipp
Mattie Knox
Sara Shipp
M. F. A. Annual Meeting Set for January 1945
Plans call for the M. F. A. annual gathering January 26 at 2:00 p.m. in the I C C F Hall Browning. The notice urges attendance and emphasizes the member’s right to know how the business is run.
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MM. F. A
I.C.C.F. Hall
Browning
Browning Methodist Church Weekly Services
The notice lists service times at Browning Methodist Church with L P Mohr as pastor and H L Schrock Truman Quigley and Ada Smith as superintendents for Sunday School. It invites a hearty welcome and includes a brief religious verse attributed to A Whitaker.
In Memoriam Bessie Lee Riddle Dear Mother
In loving memory of Bessie Lee Riddle who died January 8 1945. The poem recalls her smile pure heart and lasting memory. Sadly missed by husband Boss Riddle and children Mr and Mrs Vera Riddle Mrs Vera Norvell and children.
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Bessie Lee Riddle
Vitro
Mother
Boss Riddle
Vera Riddle
Vera Norvell
Pilot dies in Arizona crash while on furlough homeward
Pfc. George Ronald Francis son of Mr and Mrs George Francis formerly of near Browning now Los Angeles grandson of Mr and Mrs Lee Warren of Brookfield was killed when the plane he rode in crashed in the Black Mesa Mountains Arizona on December 24 after a layover in Norfolk and a stop in Kansas City he had arrived home from Italy and France on a 21 day furlough and burial was in Los Angeles California
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George Ronald Francis
George Francis
Browning
Los Angeles
Lee Warren
Brookfield
Italy
France
Norfolk
St. Louis
Kansas City
Iva
J. H. McPherson
Black Mesa Mountains
Arizona
California
Local Social Visit From Brookfield Couple To Alspachs
Mr and Mrs Ray Cary of Brookfield were guests of Mr and Mrs M O Alspach last Wednesday evening. They were joined by Miss Dorothy L Alspach who had been visiting since arriving from San Diego California where she worked at the Consolidated Employment office for three years.
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Ray Cary
Brookfield
M. O. Alspach
Dorothy L. Alspach
San Diego
California
Consolidated Employment Office
Young couple married in New Year's Eve ceremony
Miss Crystle E. Turner and Mr. Billy J. Morris were married December 31, 1944, at 2:30 PM in the parsonage of Rev. Arthur A. Holter in Kansas City Kansas. The couple, joined by relatives from Purdin and Kansas City, celebrated with a reception and New Year Dance. They will live with Mrs. Floy Morris west of Purdin, Missouri.
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Crystle E. Turner
Verne Turner
Linneus
Missouri
Billy J. Morris
Floy Morris
Purdin
Arthur A. Holter
Seventh Street Methodist Church
Kansas City
Kansas
Junior Phillips
Wilma B. Cooper
Esther Voigt
Faith Knifong
Nola Holdiman
City pleads truck parking ban on Main Street
Notice to truck owners reports numerous complaints to the City Council about trucks parked on Main Street. An ordinance prohibits such parking and the Board of Aldermen calls for cooperation in enforcing the ban.
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Regera
Board of Aldermen
Roy Burchett Dies in Savannah After Surgery
Roy Burchett died at a Savannah hospital on Thursday afternoon after a visit there for plastic surgery. Survived by his son Eugene Burchett, daughter-in-law, and four grandchildren. he had lived with his son since his wife’s death several years ago.
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Roy Burchett
Awa
Mr. Zion Chuci
Savannah
Mr. Burchett
Eugene Burchett
Nelson Rinehart Promoted to Sergeant in Germany Letter
Sergeant Nelson Rinehart, son of Mrs. Grace Burdett, writes December 21 from Germany that he has been promoted to sergeant and sends a hello to friends. Adram Stone received the letter on Monday confirming the promotion and wellbeing.
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Nelson Rinehart
Adram Stone
Grace Burdett
Germany
Brown announce birth of baby daughter Glenda Sue
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Brown announce the birth of a 29 pound baby girl named Glenda Sue who arrived Friday morning January 5. Attending physician was Dr. T R McArtor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Browning
Glenda Sue
T. R. McArtor
Stitch And Chatter Club Meets With Bessie Steele
The Stitch and Chatter Club held an all day meeting with Bessie Steele on January 4. Members discussed two comfort frames, finished one, and quilted the other. A noon dinner followed, and Doris chaired the business session.
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Bessie Steele
Bessie
Doris
Edith
Laverne
Orpha
Hallie
Goldie
S. Orpha
Alma Shipp
Bernice
Aew
Alfie
Camora
Lydia
Blanche H
Irene
Blanche B
Waverly Ware
Men Wickinson
Herb Bevier
Theodore Steele
C. R
Buffalo Bill film showcases pivotal Western era
A color biography of William F. Cody known as Buffalo Bill covers his youth on the plains, efforts to ease Indian government relations, frontier battles, wagon trails, and the Wild West Show. The feature promises a grand scale, high expense, and a vivid recreation of American history. Showtimes Saturday and Sunday at regular prices.
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William F. Cody
Buffalo Bill
Buffalo Til
Plains
Buffao Bil
America
Europe
Service member sends money order for another year’s Leader-Record
A reader from Rosecrans Field January 2 writes to thank the paper for battlefield news and camaraderie. He encloses a money order to renew the Leader-Record for another year, noting how much the issues mean during his third Christmas in service and how friends back home send cards and packages.
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J. B. Baskett
Mrs J E Wykoff Receives News of Pearlson's Death
Mrs J E Wykoff of Kansas City learned from sister Mrs Robert Pearson that her husband Robert Pearson had been bedfast for six months and died at 11 30 January 7 at their Hollywood California home. Burial is set for Forest Lawn at 2 p m Saturday. Mrs Robert Pearson is known in Browning as Cornelia McDonald.
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Msr
J. E. Wykoff
Kansas
Ielkeen
Robert Pearson
Hollywood
California
Forest Lawn
Browning
Cornelia McDonald
Wanted Married Man to Work on Farm in Browning
Classified note seeks a married man to work on a farm near Browning Missouri. The advertisement mentions a furnished house and good weekly wages, credited to R Lentz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Lentz
Browning
Slat’s Diary Chronicles a Week of Small Town Life
A rough diary style account covers fights and injuries, local teasing, school questions about Electoral College attendance, a possible lawsuit rumor, church nativity play, driving ideas, park safety rulings, and a barber’s rising fame, all in a small town.
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Joseph A. Street
J.W. McQuown
James G. Shipp
M. F. A. Annual Meeting
Earth
God
A Whitaker
Pfc
Electric Theatre
Rosecrans Field
Andrew
Witch
Ant Emmy
Hetty Bassett
Are House
Chirch
Tudey Ste
Wood Park
Tagher
Unkel
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