Doctor M L Haning Dies in Oklahoma
Dr Moses Lot Haning born in 1878 in Iowa taught in rural schools, studied at Marion Sims Beaumont School of Medicine, practiced in Missouri, lived in Browning then presided over Citizens Savings Bank after retiring. He died January 9 1942 in Muskogee Oklahoma while visiting, aged 63. Funeral services were held at Humphreys Christian Church with local and distant relatives in attendance.
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Moses Lot Haning
Wapello County
Iowa
Bloomfield Normal School
Marion Sims Beaumont School
St. Louis University
Bertha Bachman
Humphreys
Missouri
Hollie F. Haning
Quincy
Illinois
Christian Church
W. H. McDonald
Culver- Stockton College
Canton
Guy Adams
Roy Calhoun
J. H. Calhoun
T. R. MecArtor
Herbert Bailey
Lee Wilkinson
Truman Street
Gus Allen
Ray Allen
Hamp Humphreys
Clyde Humphreys
Humphreys Cemetery
Bert Ross
Orlo Ross
Ottumwa
Edna Haning
Warrensburg
Heliie Haning
Cordia Callihan
Muskogee
Oklahoma
Wayne Bagley
Vergennes
Chester Bagley
Kirksville
Card of Thanks from the Hanings
We thank our friends for kind deeds messages of sympathy and floral tributes. Mrs. M L Haning Mr and Mrs H F Haning express their gratitude.
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M. L. Haning
H. F. Haning
W. S. Of C. S. Tea Marks Installations At Church
The W.S. of C.S. held a tea at the Methodist Church on Thursday afternoon January 8 to install officers for the coming year. Music by Mrs. Lorene Adams Mrs. Mary Wilkison and Mrs. Edna Forbes with Mrs. Ira Nevins at the piano. Rev Tate led worship and installed officers. A vocal duet by Rev and Mrs Tate closed the event with a long silver tea table and refreshments served by Reba Hummel and Lelia Nickell.
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W. S. of
C. S
W.S. of
C.S
Lorene Adams
Mary Wilkison
Edna Forbes
Ira Nevins
Nellie Seaman
Electric Theatre Ice Champions Debut In Film Ice Capades
Republic presents Ice Capades featuring Dorothy Lewis and a star lineup from the road show. Belita Vera Hruba Megan Taylor Leif Dworshak Red McCarthy Robin Lee and others perform with Jerry Colonna and Vera Vzegue providing comedy. Opens Saturday at the Electric Theatre for a two day run.
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Republic
Electric Theatre
Dorothy Lewis
New York
Iridium
St. Regis
Belita
Vera Hruba
Megan Taylor
Sonja Henie
Leif Dworshak
Red McCarthy
Robin Lee
Joe Jackson
Jerry Colonna
Vera Vzegue
Farm For Sale 40 Acres Improved Land Browning Mo
40 acres improved land with a good location for sale. Price listed at 1200 dollars. Contact J. H. Payne in Browning Missouri for details.
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J. H. Payne
Browning, Mo
Knitters Needed for Red Cross Drive Instructions Sought
Wanted more Red Cross knitters. Secure yarn, needles and instructions from Mrs. Wesley Peters.
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Red Cross
Wesley Peters
Insurance offer for car coverage in Missouri
An insurance pitch by David S. Forbes of Corning or Bowling Green Missouri offers one year car coverage including fire theft tires and plate glass for five dollars. The ad emphasizes comprehensive protection and a low price point.
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David S. Forbes
Browning
Missouri
Browning Methodist Circuit Services This Sunday
Browning Methodist services are announced with morning and evening programs. The sermon themes focus on Jesus examined with no fault and a message to the churches, with special clarinet choir numbers and pastor songs. A visitation program and Easter week plan are urged.
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Browning
Belle Kalfong
H. R. Tate
Inheritance Tax Paid in Missouri in 1941
Linn County estates paid 5960.78 to the Missouri State Treasury as inheritance tax. Missouri total 1,524,314 with St. Louis City 711,280.31, St. Louis County 286,744.37, Jackson County 157,470.33. State Treasurer Wilson Bell emphasizes fair share and economy, with collection costs under one percent.
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Linn County
Missouri
Wilson Bell
St. Louis
St. Louis County
Jackson County
Bell
Young Couple Married Saturday in Chicago
Mrs. Sade Knifong reports the marriage of Arthur Rinehart and Ina Elliott in Chicago Illinois on Saturday January 10. Elliott is daughter of Will and Mrs. Elliott of near Browning and worked in Humphreys before moving to Chicago. Rinehart is son of C E Rinehart of Browning and has lived with his aunt Mrs Sade Knifong. An industrious farmer he has lately been in Chicago. They receive many wishes for a happy prosperous life.
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Sade Knifong
Arthur Rinehart
Ina Elliott
Chicago
Ihnois
Miss Elliott
Will Elliott
Near Browning
Humphreys
Mr. Rinehart
C. E. Rinehart
Browning
Sade Kinfong
Chrch
Mr. Gillem
Searcy Rites Mark Life of Missouri Native Born 1863
Christopher Irving Searcy born August 8 1863 in Grundy County Missouri died January 8 1942. He married Alcestes May Pixler April 19 1886 and had eight children. Survived by wife two daughters son brother two grandsons and two granddaughters. He was interred at Versailles cemetery Morgan County January 11.
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Christopher Irving Searcy
Brown
Permelia Idress Searcy
Grundy County
Missouri
Alcestes May Pixler
Benny Searcy
Ellis Adams
Purdin
R. A. Huse
Manhattan
Kansas
C. S. Searcy, Jr
Sedalia
Frank Searcy
Laredo
Carolee
Gloria Wray
Tipton
Gene
Don Huse
Versailles Cemetery
Morgan County
Baptist Church Sunday School Choir to Perform
Mr Wilkison leads a clarinet choir at the Baptist Church during Sunday School hour next Sunday morning January 18. Patrons are invited to come hear the talented boys and girls perform.
Young Men's Community Club Promotes Social and Athletic Activities
The Young Men's Club with six teen members meets each Monday night with twelve to fourteen on average. Volleyball basketball tennis and table tennis are enjoyed. The club offers social and athletic activities for community men and invites old and new members to attend.
Birth of William Nolan Cooper in Eden Idaho
Mr and Mrs Nolan Cooper of Eden Idaho announce the birth of a baby boy on January 7 naming him William Nolan. This is their first child and Nolan is a son of Mr and Mrs Herbert Cooper formerly of near the city.
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Nolan Cooper
Eden
Idaho
William Nolan
Nolan
Herbert Cooper Formely
Mary Martha Aid Society Meeting Highlights
Mrs Rebecca Exline hosted the Mary Martha Aid Society of the Baptist Church on January 1 for its monthly business and devotional program led by Mrs Dorothy Drake on Think on these things Whatsoever things are True. Mrs Floy Peterson opened with the hymn The Light of the Year is Jesus and led a Bible study.
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Mary Marthas Society
Rebecca Exline
Mary Martha Aid Society
the Baptist Church
Dorothy Drake
Jesus
Floy Peterson
W.M.A
Exline
Mission Fields
Eva Glen and Son
Jimmie
Lela Neet
Verlee Fox
Roxy Lee
Lary Lane
Mildred Morrow
Anna Beth
Nelson
Gene
Eddie
Happy Workers Club Met With Mrs Lenore Knight
Ten members met with Mrs Lenore Knight on January 7 for a pleasant day. Mrs George Walker and Mrs Colen Christy attended as visitors. The group sang, read from Matthew, recited the Lord’s Prayer, and planned the program. A dollar was donated to the Red Cross. The next meeting greets visitors on January 21 with Mrs Leila Badger.
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Happy Workers Club
Lenore Knight
George Walker
Colen Christy
America
Edna Knight
Hazel Harris
Faye Taylor
Red Cross
Leila Badger
Friendly Neighbor Club Meeting Report
The Friendly Neighbor's Club held an all day meeting with eleven members one child four men and two visitors Mrs Lucille Quigley and Mrs Clara Hanman. Activities included embroidering tea towels a noon dinner and Lord's Prayer. Clara Hanman won a scrambled words contest and Lucille Igley played songs on the guitar.
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Friendly Neighbor Club
Friendly Neighbor's Club
Ethel Burkholder
Lucille Quigley
Clara Hanman
Als
Rose Edens
Ruby
Lucille Igley
General Purpose Club Meets Despite Cold Weather
The General Purpose Club met on Thursday January 8 with eight members one visitor and three children present. Mrs Mable Brassfield hosted a dinner and the group spent the day piecing quilt tops with the secretary leading due to absent officers. The next meeting is set for January 22 with Mrs Al pha Powell.
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Mable Brassfield
Jay Powell
Wilma
Linda Powell
Julia Ann Lantz
Mable
Alpha Powell
Homeworkers Club Members Gather for January Meeting
The Homeworkers Club met with Mrs Maggie Wykoff on January seventh despite icy roads. Eight members attended and exchanged gifts from the postponed Christmas meeting while Red Cross dues and fines were discussed and a penny collection taken. Members listed include Pearl Mundell Blanche Murrell Hazel Johns Tressie Tate Kathryn Taylor and others with visitors Elmer Wykoff Ervin Barrows and Miss Nelda Barrows. Next meeting planned with Blanch Murrell on January twenty second.
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Homeworkers Club
Maggie Wykoff
Pearl Mundell
Blanche Murrell
Hazel Johns
Tressie Tate
Kathryn Taylor
Elda Wolfe
Lizzie Zimmerman
Audree Barrows
Elmer Wykoff
Ervin Barrows
Nelda Barrows
Triple A Farm Program Can Adjust to Meet Food Needs
Walter W. Sensintaffar, Linn County Triple-A chairman, says the flexible program can be adjusted at any time to meet changing U S food requirements. He notes adjustments in 1942 to raise rye barley oats sorghums soybeans and hay while reducing wheat cotton and tobacco. Farmers project higher production in dairy eggs pork soybeans and vegetables, with Secretary Wickard signaling a reconsideration of goals due to wartime needs.
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AAA
Walter W. Sensintaffar
Linn County
Sensintaffar
United States
Triple A
Senintsaffar
Agriculure Wickard
New Clerk Named for Brown ing Camp No 2614
J R Williams was selected by the National Board of Managers to serve as head clerk of Brown ing Camp No 2614 of the Modern Woodmen of America. Williams has been a member for 33 years and the order is noted as a longstanding local fraternity with many memories of friendly times.
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Modern Woodmen of America
J. R. Williams
National Board of Managers
Browning Camp No. 2614
Williams
For Sale Militia Hereford Bulls and Calves Near Browning
For sale two coming yearling Hereford bulls registered and a few Hereford stock calves. Also one Spotted Poland China boar about 160 pounds. Located 13 miles northeast of Browning. Contact Wiley Taylor, Milan, Missouri.
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Poland
Browning
Wiley Taylor
Milan
Missouri
War effort praise from J Robt Hall to Linn County
J Robt Hall expresses gratitude to Linn County editors farmers 4 H members and the community. He notes cooperation between farmers and business leaders and urges use of the county agent Webb Embrey in building agriculture for victory in 1942 with Farm Bureau support. He mentions Embrey’s five years in county agent work and upcoming Masters from Missouri College of Agriculture.
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J. Robert Hall
Linn County
4-H
Linn
Webb Embrey
Farm Bureau
Embrey
Missouri College of Agriculture
J. Robt. Hall
Treasury Tax Filing Rules for 1941 Returns Issued
The Treasury Department announces Form No. 2 for 1941 income tax returns and instructions. Most individuals file on Form 1040 unless earnings are under $3,000 and wholly salary based, then Form 1010A may be used. Filing deadline is March 16, 1942, with options for four quarterly installments.
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Internal Revenue
Collector of Internal Revenue
Scrap metal drive offers cash for old metal items
Old papers rags copper brass aluminum scrap iron and junk tractors radiators and batteries are accepted with good prices paid. Call Carlos Mac.
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Carlos Mac
Slats Diary Reveals Sunday Church Encounters and Family Tensions
Slats records a Sunday church encounter and a tense conversation with his father about an implied past event. The diary also notes a school day slip, a suspected marital dispute, a crude joke about money, a misadventure at a telephone pole, a flirtatious scene with Miss Boxley, and a bridge game conflict with a neighbor.
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CLUB
General Purpose Club
M.W.A
Treasury Department
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