M W A and RNA Install Officers in Browning
Browning M W A and Royal Neighbors held a joint officer installation followed by supper attracting 175 to 200 attendees. Officers named for the M W A include Past Consul Ben Peterson and V Consul James R Williams with others listed. RNA officers led by Mrs Lou Carter and Mrs Maggie McCown were installed by Mrs Davis and Mrs Elizabeth Broyles. The event showcased community spirit and featured refreshments afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Browning
M.W. A
Land of the Living
T.j.seaman
J.m.thurlo
R. M. Jenkins
R. L. Gibson
N. O. Beacham
Beacham
1.C. O.F
Zumalt
Chillicothe
David
John Moore
S. P. Carr
G. Edward Wilhite
Dr. Whaley
Royal Neighbors
Woodman
M. W.A
Davis
Laclede
Elizabeth
Farm offered for grain rent or fifty fifty term
A good farm of 120 to 220 acres offered for rent with grain or fifty fifty terms. Seeks fair improvements and good corn land. Desires a multi year lease and can provide strong references. Inquiries through this office.
Stork Delivers Baby Dorothy Head at 2 A.M.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter R. Head welcomed their daughter Dorothy born Saturday at 2 o clock in January. The birth occurred despite adverse weather and poor road conditions.
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Stork
Dorthy
Walter R. Head
M. E. Church South Notes
The second quarterly conference session will be at the church at 1 o'clock January 21, 1924 with Rev. J. J. Reed presiding. Sunday services include an 11 o'clock sermon and 7 o'clock evening sermon by Rev. Reed. The past year saw strong attendance and a crowd at the young people's program, urging a record year for 1924.
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M. E. Church
South
J. J. Reed
J.j.reed
Sale of Winter Goods at Big Reductions
Special notice urges the public to attend a sale of winter goods at large reductions across all lines. W. H. Dickinson.
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W. H. Dickinson
Baptist speaker to tour Missouri churches on stewardship drive
Dr F Y Cambell of Kansas City will visit multiple churches to promote stewardship and missions. He speaks Saturday night January 19 at Mt Olive and continues Sundays and weeknights through January visiting Purdin Locust Valley Winigan Leoffler Maple Grove New Garden Pleasant Grove Rothville Marceline Linneus.
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F. Y. Cambell
Kansas City
Mt. Olive
Purdin
Locust Valley
Winigan
Leoffler
Maple Grove
New Garden
Pleasant Grove
Rothville
Marceline
Linneus
For Sale or Trade in Browning Missouri
We Have For sale or trade, Farms, Dwell ings and other properties. Also Farm Loans at old time rates. Calhoun & Thornton. Browning, Missouri.
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Calhoun & Thornton
Browning, Missouri
Kansas City Crime Wave or Civic Decline?
The Kansas City crime wave is not a natural rise in crime but a reflection of lazy, selfish citizenship and a failing social order. The piece accuses residents of tolerating bungled justice, corrupt politics, and a culture of pleasure over public duty, demanding accountability to end the cycle.
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Kansas City
Heaven
Grice Hosts Pleasant Six O clock Dinner
Dr and Mrs Vic Grice entertained a group at six o clock on Monday with guests Mrs Haymaker Dr and Mrs Roy Whaley Mr and Mrs Roy Calhoun and son James Mr and Mrs Kenneth Duncan and daughter Beverly and Mr and Mrs Guy Adams The evening featured a merry conversation and games a well appointed two course dinner and all praised the Grices as ideal hosts
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Vic Grice
Haymaker
Roy Whaley
Roy Calhoun
James
Kenneth Duncan
Beverly
Guy Adams
Mrs. Grice
Sheep and Cattle For Sale By Homer Creason
13 whiteface calves and 32 good ewes offered for sale by Homer Creason in the country. Great stock for pasture and breeding.
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Homer Creason
William Bingham Pioneer Citizen Dies at 76
William Bingham born 1848 in Linn County Missouri died January 12 1924 at his home north of Cora at age 76. He married Elizabeth Kenley later Mary E Morelock and left two sons James Bingham and John W Bingham deceased and two daughters Maggie Lawrence and Mrs Will Osborn. Funeral at the family home laid to rest Marley Cemetery.
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William Bingham
Linn County
Missouri
Cora
Elizabeth Kenley
John W. Bingham
James Bingham
Green City
Maggie Lawrence
Will Osborn
Bingham
Mary E. Morelock
Marley
Linn
Sullivan Counties
Diary Notes on Births and Small Town Life
A fragmented diary describes family life and local events from a week. Entries mention births, gender rumors, chores, a new car paint job, a day with Jane, a shopping trip for ice cream, a teacher’s warning, a forgery arrest near the county seat, a statistics book, and a play with Miss Woodworth praised for her performance.
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Emmy
Ben
Jane
Wensday
Ike Watson
Sheriffs Office
Smiths
160 Acre Farm For Sale Near Browning
160 acre J W P McQuown farm located five miles east and fourteen miles north of Browning. Priced to sell if sold at once. Contact C L McQuown for details.
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J.W. P.mcquown
Browning
C. L. McQuown
Omitted Mention Restored for Miss Alene Woodworth Role
A note corrects previous writeup of Deacon Dobbs noting Miss Alene Woodworth portrayed Miss Phillipena Popover and earned credit for her performance. The editors explain a distraction during typesetting led to a partial omission and they apologize for the oversight.
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Deacon Dobbs
Alene Woodworth
Phillipena Popover
Trade At The Bakery In Browning City
The Ray McHargue bakery is a busy Browning shop with early and late hours. Assisting in baking are Chris Faudree and Nelson Pipes, both praised for skill and diligence. In the grocery dept W L Phillips offers friendly service and a broad line of fresh groceries and cured meats at low prices. Patronage is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray McHargue
Browning
McHargue
Chris Faudree
Nelson Pipes
W. L. Phillips
Compton and Carmack Bride Wed At Rev Jolley Home
A pretty wedding took place Saturday January 12 at one o'clock in the home of Rev Jolley uniting Jimmie Compton and Miss Sylvia Carmack. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs P E Carmack, teaches at Cross Roads. The groom is a son of Mr and Mrs Jim Compton, a promising farmer. Guests included Mrs Lillie Green and daughter Leota and Mrs Lara Kibble and son Edward. A three course dinner followed a shower of gifts and the couple will live with the groom's parents for now.
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Jolley
Jimmie Compton
Sylvia Carmack
P. E. Carmack
Cora
Cross Roads
Jim Compton
Lillie Green
Leota
Lara Kibble
Edward
Safety First Play by Green City Legion Tuesday
The King Walker Post American Legion of Green City presents a play Tuesday night January 22. The production has been staged twice in Green City and once in Green Castle and is promoted as a good show. Local soldiers exchange dates with Green City youths and attendance is encouraged to help both posts.
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King Walker Post
American Legion of
Green City
Green Castle
Legion
Also Mentioned on This Page
M.W.A. and
RNA
Drew Myers
Cordin Kelley
Marshall
Ivah Carr
Etta Lantz
Mabel Myers
Graces
Zella Woodworth
Lessie Peters
Myrtle Peterson
Fern Woodward
Baptist News
Miss Alene
Miss Woodworth
Compton-Carmack
Saftey
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