Marion Jacobs obituary from Browning Missouri
Marion C. Jacobs born October 4 1868 in Sullivan county Missouri died January 9 1936 aged 67 years 3 months 5 days in Browning. He joined Locust Valley church in 1901 married Estella Dixon April 8 1889 and had thirteen children eight remaining with 27 grandchildren and one great grandchild. Funeral held at Baptist church Saturday at 2 o clock conducted by Rev Hardgrove with interment in Hoover cemetery.
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Marion C. Jacobs
Sullivan County
Missouri
Jackson
Mary Jacobs
Marion
Hans
Locust Valley Church
Estella Dixon
Howell County
Oscar
Alpha Quigsey
Browning
Elizabeth Creason
Brookfield
Forest Jacobs
Kirksville
Arthur Jacobs
Orpha Cochran
Ethel Gender
Raymond Jacobs
Agnes Gender
Florence’ Mc Crosby
Kansas City
Forest’ L. Jacobs
Baptist Church
This City
Hardgrove
Lorraine Glaze
Card of Thanks for Estella Jacobs and Family
We thank friends and neighbors for kindness during illness death and burial of our husband and father We also thank Locust Valley church for flowers and the quartette Mrs Estella Jacobs and children
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Locust Valley Church
Estella Jacobs
Christners In Wisconsin Move to Elkhorn Letter Note
Dr W E Christner writes from Elkhorn Wisconsin about settling in a six room modern house four blocks from the square The mayor missed greeting the party but they managed to proceed The osteo welcomes them and offers a no charge office in her practice He plans a downtown office by January 15 with rooms ready in a good location Greetings to friends.
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Osteo
Sunday party ends with taxi dispute over a girl named Jane
A fragment reports a Sunday gathering where a girl named Jane attended a party. The narrator called a taxi to take Jane home. The taxi driver halted and claimed a girl asked him to stop. The speaker disputed the driver’s claim and noted a Monday remark about Jake being peculiar.
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Jane
Linn County Warrants Eligible for Payment at Linneus
Notice states funds have been set aside to pay all outstanding Linn County Missouri county and jury warrants and interest to January 16, 1936, upon proper endorsement and presentation at the County Treasurer's office in Linneus. If warrants were transferred, the back assignment must be filled and endorsed. otherwise warrants will be returned unpaid.
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Linn County
Missouri
Linneus
Walker, Treas
Grateful Thanks After Mrs Bell Alexander’s Death
The Children and Grandchildren thank all who responded with song, offered voluntary services, and expressed sympathy during our bereavement for Mrs Bell Alexander.
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Bell Alexander
Johnson Chevrolet car sale to Graig Beckett noted
The Johnson Chevrolet Company sold a car to Graig Beckett of the Purdin Mercantile Company. Beckett then undertook long trips to New York and California and back. He reported the vehicle served well and kept gas cost records showing a cost of 0.02 of a cent per mile.
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Chesp Transportation
Johnson Chevrolet Company
Graig.Beckett
Purdin Mercantile Company
Beckett
New York
Calfornia
Notice to Taxpayers by J J Smith
Taxpayer notice states J J Smith will be at Citizens Savings Bank on January 30 and February 1 and at Bank of Purdin on January 25 and otherwise at his residence to discuss tax matters.
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Citizens Savings Bank
Bank of Purdin
J. J. Smith
Odd Fellows and Rebekahs Host Oyster Supper Meeting
The I O O F Lodge No 373 Browning held a January 8 regular meeting with a Sanitory Degree for a new candidate. Linneus Lodge No 51 assisted in the degree work. After talks, about thirty attended a surprise oyster supper served by the Rebekahs followed by a program of music and readings.
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Browning
Linneus Lodge No. 51
Rebekahs
Frank Peery
Linneus Boys
A. A
Family Birthday Gathering for Ross and Lee Begley
On January 11, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. G T Bagley, family and friends gathered to celebrate the birthdays of Ross, the eldest, and Lee, the youngest. Guests shared plates of fine rye and extended wishes for many more happy years. Attendees included Mrs Gert Begley, Dean? Kitchens, and numerous relatives and friends such as the Bagley and Begley families and Catherine Blender, Nadine Pulliam, Loren Pulliam, Perry Skinner, Lewis Gooch, and John Ross.
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G. T. Bagley
Ross
Lee
Gert Begley
Ant Dankers
Raymond Bagley
Lee Begley
Carl Mont‘roe
Milo Bagley
Willard Ross
John' Blender
Catherine Blender
Nadine Pulliam
Loren Pulliam
Perry Skinner
Lewis Gooch
John Ross
Bridge Party Honors Miss Pettigrew With Miss Burkholder
Entertained Miss Lerone Burkholder on Wednesday January 8 at a bridge party in honor of Miss Audrey Pettigrew of Trenton. High score prizes went to Frances and Burton Carr, floating prize to Jerry Jennings. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Bob Moore, Mr and Mrs Joe Nevins, Mrs Velma Jennings, Miss Lorraine Glaze, Gladys Atkins, Jean Burkholder, Erma Peterson, Norris Phillips, Noel Myers, Arthur Brassfield, Ray Elsen, and Bob Burkholder. Refreshments were served.
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Lerone Burkholder
Audrey Pettigrew
Trenton
Frances
Burton Carr
Jerry Jennings
Bob Moore
Joe Nevins
Velma Jennings
Lorraine Glaze
Gladys Atkins
Jean Burkholder
Erma Peterson
Norris Phillips
Noel Myers
Arthur Brassfield
Ray Elsen
Bob Burkholder
Willing Workers Club Meets Despite Snow Storm
The Willing Workers Club gathered January 8 with Mabel Brown presiding. Eighteen members attended despite heavy snow, quilting and embroidery preceded a dining room dinner, then a business meeting led by Lena Campbell. Entertainment by Mira Lay and Marjorie won by Charlotte Haley marked the afternoon.
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Willing Workers Club
Willing Wers
Mabel Brown
Lena Campbell
Mira’Lay
Marjorie
Charlotte Haley
Closing song seals meeting at Lena Campbell session
The closing number The Beautiful Garden of Prayer was sung as the club adjourned to meet with Mrs Lena Campbell on January 22 for an all day gathering with the club reporter notes.
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Warjoke
Auction Sale Value of Slaves and Farm Goods 1850 Kentucky
A sale bill from Harrodsburg Kentucky describes a public auction to move to Missouri. Colonel W H Johnson is the auctioneer and Joe Cootey is the owner. The list includes enslaved people, livestock, tools, whiskey, cider, sorghum, soap, kraut and tobacco with start time 10 30 a m and cash terms. The notice notes the seller’s intent to move and to liquidate farm property.
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Missouri
Harrisburg
W. H. Johnson
Bill Crawford
Joe Cootey
Church Services and Willing Workers Event Recap
Rev Huddleston of Carrollton will preach both morning and evening at the Church of Christ this Sunday January 19 inviting all to attend. Willing Workers held a Friday night at Jenkins schoolhouse with a large crowd. couples played games and the ladies served chili and oyster soup. Games, contests, and social time followed with praise for the entertainers.
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Huddleston
Carrollton
Church of Christ
Jenkins School
Bennett Family Hosts Six Oclock Dinner Party
Mr and Mrs J Arthur Bennett and daughter hosted a Sunday evening dinner at their home with guests Mr and Mrs Jerry Jennings and daughter and Mr and Mrs H Elmo Schrock and daughters in attendance, enjoying gracious hospitality.
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J. Arthur Bennett
Jerry Jennings
H. Elmo Schrock
Betty Jo Kollasch Birthday Party Held Last Friday
Birthday party celebrated Miss Betty Jo Kollasch turning fourteen with friends attending. Games were played, refreshments served, and guests departed content. Attendees included Betty Baker Imogene Hanman Lorene Stone Josephine DeVore Armabeth Worley Hazel Maggart Maurine Kollasch Jimmie Nickell Ronald Williams Bobby Burkholder Joe W Woodward Donald Warren Raymond DeVore and Mr and Mrs P P Kollasch and son.
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Betty Jo Kollasch
Betty
Betty Baker
Imogene Hanman
Lorene Stone
Josephine DeVore
Armabeth Worley
Hazel Maggart
Maurine Kollasch
Jimmie Nickell
Ronald Williams
Bobby Burkholder
Joe W. Woodward
Donald Warren
Raymond de Vore
P. P. Kollasch
Senior Glass Play at High School Delights Local Audience
The senior play The Adventures of Grandpa will be staged at the high school on January 16 and 17 at 8 p.m. Directed by Miss Maggart, the two three act comedy features nine performers including Jimmie Nickell and Virginia Burkholder. Tickets cost 10 and 20 cents with a family pass for fifty cents available only in advance through high school students.
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Grandpa
Miss Maggart
Jimmie Nickell
Ino Dancing School
Joe Woodward
Monte Ray
Virginia Burkholder
Dorothy May
Monte
Glenn Burkholder
Tod Hunter
Eunice Maggart
Dorothy Haley
Pansy Hopiscotch
Hunter
Raymond de‘ Vere
Officer McCormack
Hazel Maggart
Kloompy
Copenhagen
Imogene Hanman
Paris
Hunter Dancing Academy
Chicago
Gladys Atkins Hosts Live Wire Sunday Class Gathering
Miss Gladys and Orvis Atkins hosted the Live Wire Sunday school class on January 7 with Louise Wyman leading the worship and Frances Carr presiding over business. Merril Peterson directed the play and a covered dish luncheon followed. Guests included Jake Atkins Vaun Calhoun Oma Rudloff Eve lyn Neely and Erma Peterson among others. Detailing a later surprise birthday for Mr. and Mrs. George Reinhard at Pollock the Reinhards celebrated, born January 9, sixty-seven and seventy-one years ago respectively, marking nearly fifty years of marriage.
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Gladys
Orvis Atkins
Louise Wyman
Frances Carr
Hai
Merril Peterson
Jake Atkins
Vaun
Roy Calhoun
James
Oma Rudloff
Vadis Alspach
Evelyn Neely
Erma Peterson
Gene
Burton Carr
Ralph Reinhard
George Reinhard
Pollock
Mr. Reinhard
Reinhard
Harvey Dickinson Receives Fourth Football Sweater
Canton Missouri January 10 Harvey F Dickinson of Browning was awarded his fourth football sweater at Culver-Stockton’s annual banquet on January 9. An outstanding athlete he captained the football team in both his junior and senior years and earned the halfback position on the All-Conference M C A U team for the past two years. He is also a basketball star and captain of this year’s Culver-Stockton team. Mr Dickinson is outstanding in sports.
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Canton
Harvey F. Dickinson
Browning
Culver-Stockton
Harvey
Dickinson
Student leader active in campus groups and honors
The individual has held multiple campus roles and offices, currently serving as president of the student body and the senior class, and holding a leading position in Theta Kappa Nu fraternity.
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Theta Kappa Nu Fraternity
Navy veteran Everett Myers dies after brief illness
Everett Myers son of Mrs Julia Myers of this city died Tuesday evening after a short illness. He served many years in the U S Navy and lived here in retirement. The funeral was held Thursday at 2:00 pm at the Baptist church conducted by Rev Hurst of Marceline with interment in Jenkins cemetery.
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Everett Myers
Julia Myers
Myers
Uncle Sam
Navy
Baptist Church
Hurst
Marceline
Jenkins Cemetery
M. E Church South Announces Sunday Schedule
The M E Church South invites the public to Sunday School at 10 am and preaching at 11 am led by Pastor W. M. Owens. An evening worship follows at 7 30 pm with all meetings offered for the benefit of attendees.
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M. E Church
South
W. M. Owens
Letter from T I Mairs to Joe at State College
A 1936 letter from T I Mairs in Browning Missouri to Joe at State College Pennsylvania expresses gratitude for continued credit and trust. Mairs encloses a small check and wishes a prosperous 1936 to Joe and the community.
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State College
Browning
Joe
T. I. Mairs
Golden Rule Club Meets for Art All Day on Jan 9
The Golden Rule Club held an all day art meeting with Lizzie Gilmer on Thursday January 9. Despite poor Wednesday weather, Thursday's sun energized members who planned to go by one o'clock. Mrs Gilmer hosted a generous noon dinner and members appointed Mary Street Outlook Leader Sylvia Skeen Garden Leader and Hattie Schrock Poultry Leader. Mrs Lucille Hardin plans Kansas City move and will be missed. The cake name contest proved challenging as no one achieved a perfect score. The next meeting is set for January 15 with Mrs Clara Gooch. C R
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Golden Rule Club
Lizzie Gilmer
True Blue Club Meets January Meeting at Stella Gooch Home
The True Blue Club gathered January 8 with Stella Mae Gooch presiding. Members answered roll by giving canning meat tips. Opal Gooch led, books on making homes attractive discussed, next meeting set for January 22 at Mrs Lou Arnolds. Members to bake cobkies for Linneus infirmary.
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True Blue Club
Stella Mae Gooch
Opal Gooch
Lou Arnold
Linneus
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Marion Jacobs
Hoover Cemetery
Jake
Unkle
Are House & I
Eleet
Reddykash
Willie
Tolo.o.f
I. O. O. F. Lodge
Kentucky
Cp, Cunningham
Avalon
Imogene Maggart
Mr. Mairs
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