Mrs America Fleming Passes Away in 1944
Obituary notes Mrs America Fleming born November 13 1862 near Browning Missouri. She died January 8 1944 at age 81 and was interred at Jenkins Cemetery after services at Church of Christ. She was predeceased by husband Florence A Fleming and son who died in infancy. Survived by stepchildren and grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America S. Nickell
Daniel Perry
Pauline Smith Nickell
Nickell
Browning
Missouri
Florence A. Fleming
Fleming
Adeline Lee
Lila Williams
Blaine Fleming
James Lee McCrary
Church of Christ
Gregory K. Poole
St. John
Eudora Harris
Mary Smith
Eva Nickell
Mildred Rhodes
J. A. Buswell
C. W. Gooch
W. P. Peters
R. E. Harris
E. F. Peterson
G. T. Woodward
Schoene
Jenkins
Mrs. Fleming
Rev. Poole
Card of Thanks for Mrs. America Fleming
The Nickell Family thanks friends neighbors and relatives for sympathy and understanding after the death of Mrs. America Fleming. Special thanks to Rev. Gregory Poole pallbearers flower bearers and the choir.
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America Fleming
Gregory Poole
Nickell
Tax Collector Schedules for Duncan Township
Notice to taxpayers that Roger Browning and Robert Fields will collect taxes in Duncan township. Browning visits Friday mornings January 15 21 28 and Saturdays January 15 29. Fields collects Friday afternoons January 21 and 28.
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Cora
Roger
Browning
Duncan Township
Robert Fields
Installation of W. S. Officers Poole Named
The morning service at the Methodist Church will be devoted to the installation of W. S. officers with Gregory K. Poole presiding. The service marks a formal recognition of church leadership and duties.
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W. S. of
C. S
Mrs Ross Riddle Dies In Marshall Missouri Home
Mrs Ross Riddle born November 29 1886 died January 8 1944 at her daughter Vera’s home in Marshall Missouri. She wed Ross J Riddle August 5 1905 and leaves husband son Verle and daughter Vera Norvell two grandchildren and her mother Florence Gable and brother Grover H Gable. Funeral held at Mundell Church conducted by Rev O B Hobbs with service details and pallbearers listed. Burial followed nearby.
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Bessie Lee Gable
Florence
William B. Gable
Vera
Marshall
Missouri
Ross J. Riddle
Vera Norvell
Verle
Browning
Lavon
Arlene Norvell
Florence Gable
Grover H. Gable
Browning Baptist Church
Mundell Church
O. B. Hobbs
Knox City
Letha Bailey
Helen Carter
Ila Nevins
Velma Jennings
Guy Adams
Lillian Bennett
Lorene Murrell
Charmane Barrows
Valjean Gooch
Rayma Lee Barrows
George L. Barrows
Charles F. Johns
C. Noel Bennett
J. Arthur Bennett
E. Marvin Murrell
Charles E. Tate
Thank you for kindness at death and burial
The family expresses sincere thanks for acts of kindness shown after the death and burial of their loved one. They acknowledge sympathy, floral offerings, Rev Hobbs, the flower girls, pallbearers, and grave diggers. Ross D. Riddle and others sign the note including Verle Riddle Vera Norvell Florence A. Gable Grover Gable.
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Hobbs
Ross D. Riddle
Verle Riddle
Vera Norvell
Florence A. Gable
Grover Gable
Death of Charles Lossen Baird in Laredo Missouri
Charles Lossen Baird died at his Laredo home January 4 1944 aged 73 years 7 months 27 days He is survived by wife Laura Mae Young son Lee daughter Essie two granddaughters two great grandchildren and a brother Fred A. Baird Terms of service and funeral details note the Laredo Methodist Church service and interment at Haseville with Pastor O B Hobbs. For sale items also listed include 30 White Leghorn pullets and 6 White Rock roosters with contact options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Lossen Baird
Linter White
Lucinda Jane Baird
Laredo
Missouri
Laura Mae Young
Oscar
Lee
Near
Haseville
Essie
Kansas City
Fred A. Baird
Inglewood
California
Methodist Church
Payne
Galt
Laredo Methodist Church
Noel Lay reports life on an orange ranch in Lindsay California
Noel Lay writes from Lindsay California describing ranching work on an orange ranch two miles from foothills. He notes navels and valencias harvest yields, rising acre prices, and grove profitability, plus winter weather, trips to Sequoia National Park, and visits from friends in California. He mentions Marjorie packing oranges and pays, and hopes to see Joe soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lindsay
Sequoia National Park
San Diego
Fresno
Alvin Pipes
Noel Myers
Ray
Claude Keithley
Tulere
Orbra Jones
Marjorie Rinehart
Chas. Thurlo
Herman Allen
Los Angeles
Barnie
Quigley Family Honors Son Home From Naval Training
Mr and Mrs John Quigley hosted a Sunday turkey dinner for their son William G Quigley home from the Great Lakes Naval Training Station. Attendees included Mr and Mrs W G Quigley Mr and Mrs R L Seaman of Shawnee Oklahoma Mr and Mrs J D Quigley and baby Mrs Kathleen Quigley and children. Billy returned to the Naval Station yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Quigley
Wm. G. Quigley
Great Lakes Naval Training Station
W. G. Quigley
R. L. Seaman
Shawnee
Okla
J. D. Quigley
Kathleen Quigley
Billy
Naval Station
In Remembrance of Mrs Mary M Mundell
In loving memory of my Grandmother Mrs Mary M Mundell who passed away one year ago today January 14 1943 Sunset and evening star and one clear call for me May there be no meaning of the bar when I put out to sea Dear Grandmother we miss your sweet face and your sweet smile But our loss has been heaven s gain and we will meet up there some sunny day Missed terribly by your Grand daughter Marilea
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary M. Mundell
Marilea
Shantytown at Electric Theatre Starring Mary
Mary plays Liz a vivacious teen living on the wrong side of the tracks in a ramshackle boarding house. She helps fugitives Bill and Virginia Allen tied to a crime ring while delivering drama comedy and song. John Archer Marjorie Lord lead the romance with strong supporting players and Matty Malneck orchestra.
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Mary
Liz” Gerty
Bill
Virginia Allen
Gene Autry
John Archer
Marjorie Lord
Harry Davenport
Anne Revere
Hollywood
Billy Gilbert
J. Frank Hamilton
Carl “Alfalfa” Switzer
Cliff Nazarro
Noel Madison
Frank Jenks
Tony Verde
Douglas Woods
Robert Homans
Matty Malneck
Orchids Arrive From South America for Milan Resident
Mrs. Harry Rhodes of Milan received four orchid stems from her son Sgt. J. B. Rhodes stationed in South America two days after Christmas. The blooms came from a Bogota Florist and each stem held a water balloon. She used the South America water on her house plants.
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South America
Harry Rhodes
Milan
Sgt
J. B. Rhodes
Bogota
Colombia
In Loving Memory of Mary M Mundell
In loving memory of our dear mother Mary M Mundell who passed away one year ago January 14 7 Dear Mother take thy God called thee home we smile through tears your loving presence is ever with us Sadly missed by Bernice Riley and brothers and sisters
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary M. Mundell
Bernice Riley
Browning Woman Mrs. J W Snyder Dies at 79 in Missouri
Mrs. Hester Ann Snyder formerly Hunsaker died at her Browning home January 6 1944 at 9 20 am aged 79 years 8 months and days She was born April 12 1864 in Sullivan County Missouri and married thrice to Shelby Hunsaker and Rev John W Snyder Survivors include husband five daughters Leonard Hunsaker and numerous grandchildren Funeral held January 8 at White Oak Church with Rev. C B Hobbs officiating
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John Snyder
Hester Ann Snyder
Samuel
Nancy Owings
Sullivan County
Milan
Missouri
Browning
Shelby Hunsaker
Arthur
Oscar Hunsaker
Hunsaker
John W. Snyder
Leonard Hunsaker
Girard
Kansas
Bertha Hennings
Mable Wattenbarger
Gower
Nora Hollen
Golda Hollen
Sylvia Hollen
John Owings
Emma J. Custer
Green City
Sophoronia Loder
Susia Newton
Heath Ferrell
George Owings
Snyder
White Oak Church
C. B. Hobbs
Knox City
Hooper Funeral Home
Clarence
Browning School Sees Semester Start and Tournament Entries
The Browning School resumes second semester with minimal class schedule changes. High School enrollment is 60 and grades 84. first semester counts were 64 and 75. Both Boys and Girls basketball teams have invites to the Bucklin Invitational Tournament on January 19 to 22, facing Bucklin, Ethr' and other schools.
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Bucklin
Ethr
Sturgeon
LaPlata
Atlanta
Mooresville
Senior Typing Students Earn Treat For Fast Word Pace
Waverly Ware and Charles Vincent reached the weekly word goal, earning the promised treat from instructor Mrs Brantner. Rosalie Gooch and Neal De Vore also achieved the target, with Rosalie recording 47.5 words per minute as a notable junior typing record by the end of the first semester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waverly Ware
Charles Vincent
Warren P. Stephenson Dies At 79 In Purdin Missouri
Warren Peter Stephenson died at his home in Purdin Missouri January 2 1944 at age 79 He was born May 8 1865 near Cora Missouri He married Rebecca E Myers in 1895 with nine children surviving including Floyd Tru man Eula Head Vernon Annabell Hosford and Esther Lambert Funeral service held January 5 1944 at White Oak church north of Browning with Rev Harvey C Anderson officiating Burial in White Oak Cemetery Honorary pallbearers and flower carriers named from the Stephenson and Myers families
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Warren P. Stephenson
Purdin
Warren Peter Stephenson
Missouri
Cora
Jane
Robert Stephenson
Rebecca E. Myers
Floyd and
Truman
Browning, Missouri
Eula Head
Vernon
Annabell Hosford
Marveline
W. H. Stephenson
Sedalia
Esther Lambert
San Bernardino
California
Alice Taylor
Doris Johnson
Phyllis Lorene Hendrix
George
Stephenson
Linneus
Dick Stephenson
Bethany
Frank and
Webb Stephenson
Oklahoma
White Oak Church
Browning
Harvey C. Anderson
Milan
Mary Griffis
Edgar Carter
Guy Adams
Herbert Bailey
J. H. Calhoun
Ira Nevins
White Oak
Marjorie
Wanda Stephenson
Hershel
Harvey Head
DL Cady
Tom Myers
Legged Garrett
Grafton Kingsolver
H L. Fuller
Frank Murrain
Sincere thanks for support during our father W P Vyet's illness and death
The family of W P Vyet thanks everyone for help and prayers during his sickness and passing. May God bless you. Signed by Mr and Mrs Truman Stehen, and their son and daughter.
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W. P. Vyet
Community group aids Linn County service families
A Brown ing committee led by Wayne Gooch offers help to families of Linn County service members in distress. It provides guidance on allowances and benefits, assists with claims, and offers practical support for needs not covered by public funds, urging Browning families to reach out in emergencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ment
Wayne Gooch
Browning
Linn County
Geech
Kathleen Quiglay and items from a sale notice
A damaged listing notes one telephone and several household items including a Jamesway chick brooder stove and an Aladdin lamp. Kathleen Quiglay is named in the fragment.
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Jamesway
Kathleen Quiglay
1937 Ford Tudor Sedan and Chevrolet wheels for sale
Nice 1937 Ford Tudor with good tires and a 41942 Chevrolet dual truck wheels set. Includes one White Enamel Economy Range and a telephone. Also offering team harness and wagon. Louis L. Arnold.
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Louis L. Arnold
In loving memory of George W Hisel
In loving memory of our husband and father George W Hisel who passed away one year ago on January 2. He had a smile for everyone and a heart of gold. Sleep on dear father. We loved you but God loved you best. Sadly missed by wife Mollie Hisel and children.
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George W. Hisel
Father
Mollie Hisel
Unclear Week in Jasper Town Notes From Family Ledger
A fragmentary weekly diary from Jasper describes household events and local life. Entries mention Unk Hen visiting, a nurseing grouch, workers striking for a five day week, layoffs, Joe Hixes uncle visiting, Mrs Light being sent to a pest cure, a pending marriage license, a failed prometer ad order, and Jonas Trench’s resolve about marriage and life at home.
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Ant
Emmy Rte
Jasper
Ip Wood
Joe Hixes
Ellco
Joe
Wirk
Noose
Becuz
Light Witch
Miny
Lisha Bruner
Dexter
Jonas Trench
Woodent
Hutch
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the Methodist Church
Ross Riddle
Ellis Cordray
Edith Daniels
Noel
Calif
The
Leader Record
Browning House
Minnie Ogle
Mrs. Truman Stehenson
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