M T Scott Dies in Cameron Missouri
The Cameron community mourns the death of M T Scott of Cameron Missouri. He formerly managed Browning Farm Club and later moved with his family to Cameron. He is survived by his wife and two children Marjorie and Malcolm. Funeral services were held Wednesday at 11 in Cameron with interment at Newtown that afternoon.
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M. T. Scott
Cameron
Missouri
Scott
Browning
Browning Farm Club
Marjorie
Malcolm
Newtown
Burchett Rites Mark Sudden Missouri Death 1945
Albert Leroy Burchett born Sullivan County near Humphreys September 23 1885 died January 8 1945 in Savannah Missouri at 59 leaving son Eugene four grandchildren and two siblings. He lived with his son since his wife Anna Lee Miller died in 1934 and was buried at the nearby cemetery after services at Mt Zion Christian Church conducted by Rev Carl Hackman. Burial followed under P K Payne Galt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Leroy Burchett
John
Meggie Burchett
Sullivan County
Humphreys
Savannah
Missouri
John N. Keithley
Roy
Christ
Rev
Matchett
Kansas City
Mr. Zion Christian Church
Anna Lee Miller
Eugene
Near
Browning
Eunice Witte
Des Moines
Iowa
Otis Burchett
Minneapolis
Minn
Mt. Zion Christian Church
Carl Hackman
Milan
Alfred Shipley
Harland Shipley
Gail Shipley
Buel Shipley
Estel Keithley
Raymond Carl Hackman
Klan
Card of Thanks for Roy Burchett
We thank friends neighbors and relatives for the sympathy and understanding shown at the death of Roy Burchett and for the beautiful flowers. Mr and Mrs Eugene Burchett and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Burchett
Eugene Burchett
Annual M F A Meeting Planned for January 26 1945
Make plans to attend the M F A annual meeting on January 26 1945 at 2 00 p m at the I C C F Hall Browning. The notice urges members to participate and emphasizes that this business is the store and the right to know how it is conducted.
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I.C.C.F. Hall
Browning
In Memoriam for Wm Haley January 1945 Remembered
In memory of Wm. Bill Haley who passed away one year ago January 17 1945. Sadly missed by mother daughters sisters and brothers. Your voice is gone yet your memory remains and God calls you to a better place. We whisper a prayer.
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Bill) Haley
Two Girls and a Sailor shines at Electric Theatre
Van Johnson June Allyson and Gloria DeHaven star in a breezy musical comedy about a trio of hopefuls befriended by a retiring sailor who opens a servicemen’s canteen. Jimmy Durante returns in top form with songs like Inka Dinka Doo and a dream sequence.
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van Johnson
June Allyson
Gloria DeHaven
Jimmy Durante
Jimmy
Inka Dinka Doo
Lena Horne
Gracie Allen
Virginia O’brien
Jose Iturbi
Harry James
Xavier Cugat
Granada
Notice of Tax Collector Visits in Cora and Duncan
Taxpayer notice states I will be in Cora on January 19 morning at Reger in the afternoon and at Citizens Savings Bank on January 20 and 27 for taxes of Duncan to Robert Fields, Collector.
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Cora
Reger
Citizens Savings Bank
Duncan
Robert Fields
Buick fender skirt lost on Highway No 5
Reward offered for return of a right rear gray fender skirt from a Buick. Contact Bonnie Donovan in Kansas City Kansas at Drexel 6868. Call collect.
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Buick
Drexel
Kansas City
Kansas
Bonnie Donovan
Obituary: Mrs Lyle Wickham Dies in Trenton at 39
Eva Blanch Pointer born March 7 1905 in Downs Kansas died January 12 1945 in Trenton Missouri. She moved from Falls City Nebraska to Milan Missouri with husband Lyle Wickham and taught at Cross Roads school during wartime. Survived by husband Lyle Jr Frank Lois and Edward Wickham mother Myrtle Pointer sisters Maudean Stewart and Ann Marie Chapin and numerous friends. Funeral held January 14 1945 at Church of God Roger Missouri with Rev Stella Bachman and Rev W M Mink. Burial at Schrock Cemetery near the family home conducted by Schoene's.
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Eva Blanch Pointer
Frank
Myrtle Pointer
Downs
Kansas
Trenton
Missouri
Falls City
Nebraska
Lyle Kenny Wickham
Salem
Milan
Kirksville Teachers College
Cross Roads
Lyle Jr
Lois
Edward Blunt Wickham
Maudéan Stewart
Ann Marie Chapin
Omaha
Church of God
Roger
Stella Bachman
Kirksville
Browning Teams Shine At BH S Invitational Tournament
Browning Wildkittens claimed the girls title at the BH S Invitational, with Browning A first and B runner up. Meadville won the boys first place over Novinger, while Galt claimed third and Browning A placed fourth after a series of close games.
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Browning Wildkittens
Browning
Wildkittens
Mooresville
Cotter
Dixon
Gender
Smith
Woolf
Kelly
McCormick
R. Gooch
Galt
Laclede
Meadville
Novinger Boys
Novinger
Milan
Purdin
Unionville
Green City
Humphreys
Rothville
Obituary: Mrs Louisa J Hamilton of Galt Mo
Mrs Louisa J Hamilton died January 11 1945 at her home in Galt Missouri She was born March 17 1874 in Linn County near Mt Olive Missouri She leaves husband Clyde Aubrey Hamilton daughter Genevia A May six grandchildren and relatives Funeral services were held January 14 1945 at Payne Funeral Home Galt Missouri with burial at Humphreys Cemetery Missouri
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Lou'sa Josephine
John M
Martha J. Bailey
Linn County
Mt. Olive
Missouri
Galt
Sullivan County
Browning
Clyde Aubrey Hamilton
Genevia A. May
Osgood
A. W. Thompson
Kansas City
Ross Lantz
The
Baptist Church
Howard Hamilton
E. T. Preeter
Buriah Humphreys
Winnie Wilford
Humphreys
For Sale A Pair of Ladies Overshoes
For sale a pair of ladies overshoes dark brown made for high heel shoes call 157 or inquire at this office.
For Rent 112 Acre Improved Farm Near Browning
For rent an 112 acre improved farm located seven miles southeast of Browning. Contact Floyd Ockerham at LaPlata Missouri for details and arrangements.
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Browning
Floyd Ockerham
LaPlata, Mo
General Purpose Club Meeting Report January 11
Mrs Sam Artz hosted the General Purpose Club with Mrs Imogene Artz on January 11. Eight members one visitor Sam Artz and three children attended. Activities included rag tag cutting and tacking, a cafeteria dinner, and songs led by Mrs Genevieve Thurlc. A New Year's resolution was noted, a dollar donated to the Student Loan Fund at Columbia, and a meat canning demonstration scheduled for Milan January 19. The Schreck church foundation is finished, doors shipped, and weather permitting work will resume. Next meeting will be with Mrs Alpha Powell on January 25. Alpha Powell won the hostess gift of seventeen cents.
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Sam Artz
Imogene Artz
Genevieve Thurlc
America
Jesus
Columbia
Milan
Alpha Powell
Expressing gratitude for support after loss of Mrs. Louisa J. Hamilton
We thank neighbors and friends for aid sympathy and comfort during the illness and death of our mother Mrs. Louisa J. Hamilton C A Hamilton Mr and Mrs Delbert May
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Louisa J. Hamilton
C. A. Hamilton
Delbert May
Sunshine Workers Club Party Ends With Shoe Guessing Game
The Sunshine Workers Club of Brookshire district held an attendance contest on Monday Jan 15. Lucille Arnold led the losing Golds and hosted the Blues and families for a evening of bridge and bingo. Jimmie Nickell won a contest and a supper partner.
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Sunshine Workers Club
Brookshier
Lucille Arnold
Jimmie Nickell
Noel Bennett
Raymond Bagley
Nellie
Chas. Lambert
Miss Cotter
Raymond Alspach
Raymond, Jr
Asa Badger
Leon Montgomery
Frank Maggart
Ray Magegart
Leland Swearengen
Earl Nickell
Benny Law
Seaman Guests Dinner with Mr and Mrs Robinson
Mr and Mrs J D Seaman were Tuesday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Robinson.
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Mrs. J. D. Seaman
Mr. and Robinson
Soldier Victor Dean Bauswell Reported Missing in Action
Mrs. Dean Bauswell of near Purdin received a War Department message stating her husband Sgt. Victor Dean Bauswell has been missing in action in Germany since December 16. He served with the 106th Infantry and is the son of Glenn Bauswell of Pur and E. R. Barrows family.
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Dean Bauswell
Purdin
War Department
Sgt
Victor Dean Bauswell
Germany
Bauswell
106Th, Infantry
Glenn Bauswell
Pur
Near
E. R. Barrows
Combat Infantryman Badge Award Noted for Glenn Bundlies
Mr and Mrs Roy Bundies of route one receive December 4 1944 notice from Dean R Pepke Lt Col 63rd Infantry overseas confirming their son Glenn Bundlies distinguished himself in the face of the enemy and is awarded the Combat Infantryman’s Badge.
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Roy Bundies
Route One
Dean R. Pepke
63Rd Infantry
Glenn Bundlies
Pvt James B Smith Graduates From Army Air Forces Training
Pvt James B Smith son of Mr and Mrs Walter G Smith Route 2 Browning Missouri has completed training and graduated from the Army Air Forces Training Command school in Chanute Field Illinois He studied electronics and other technical operations vital to the maintenance of the country s fighting forces.
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James B. Smith
Army Air Forces
Chanute Field
Ill
Walter G. Smith
Route 2
Browning
Misouri
Army Air Force Training Command
Army Air Forces Training Command
Soldier Returns to Hospital for Treatment in El Paso
Corporal Newton Edgar Morelock left Monday for El Paso Texas to enter the Veterans Hospital after spending furlough with his parents Mr and Mrs Elmer Morelock and friends. He was injured in Belgium several weeks ago losing an eye.
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Cpl
Newton Edgar Morelock
Elmer Morelock
el Paso
Texas
Veterans’ Hospital
Cpl. Morelock
Belgium
Major Harmon Heads Overseas for Army Hospital Duty
A letter from Major Lloyd V. Harmon of Ft. Lewis Washington says he is assigned to a General Hospital Unit for overseas duty. His unit is on bivouac and he will join soon. His son Captain Harold Harmon is in Germany, another son Robert serves in the Naval Air Corps and has been transferred to the University of Oklahoma for training.
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Harmon
Lloyd V. Harmon
Ft. Lewis
Washington
General Hospital
Harold Harmon
Germany
Robert
Naval Air Corps
University of Oklahoma
Seaman Donald Britton Receives Purple Heart
Seaman first class Donald Britton USNR has been awarded the Purple Heart after serving two years abroad in the west and southwest Pacific. He recently spent leave with his parents Mr and Mrs Wayne Britton and other relatives before returning to Seattle Washington.
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Donald Britton
Seaman First Lads
USNR
Wayne Britton
Seattle
Washington
Donald
West
Southwest Pacific
Wooden Shoes Sent From Belgium To Linhart Family
Mrs C C Linhart received a package on Monday January 8 mailed from overseas by her son Pfc Vernon Linhack in September. It held three pairs of wooden shoes said to be made in Belgium. Vernon said Belgians all wear wooden shoes. One pair in town was light weight, hand made, painted light color with red toes. The other two pairs, for sisters Mrs Erman Brantner and Mrs Jay Christy, were painted black.
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C. C. Linhart
Oversas
Pfc
Vernon Linhack
Begium
Vernon
Belgium
Geldings in Training from Marvin Rinehart at IP Ing Mo
Two span geldings aged seven and eleven years old, weight 3200 pounds, described as capable and ready to work. Trainer Marvin Rinehart notes their good work ethic and suitability for tasks at hand.
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Marvin Rinehart
Iping
Locust Valley Church Schedules All Day Sunday Services
Locust Valley Baptist Church led by Rev. Wesley Dice invites all to attend Sunday January 21 services. Sunday School starts at 10 a m with preaching at 11 a m and 2 p m. Lunch will be served from noon after bringing pies and sandwiches.
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Locust Valley
Army Mothers Met at The Legium Home
The U S Army Mothers met Tuesday afternoon January 16 with seven members present. They displayed knee robes and skuffs and invited help with making them. Members may leave material at Leader-Rrow2 office for distribution and arts items. The group mailed nine knee robes and nine pair of skuffs to O'Reilly hospital and planned the next meeting for the third Tuesday afternoon in February.
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U.S. Army
Leader-Rrow2
Wadsworth Hospital
O'Reilly Hospital
Arrival of Little Jim Brassfield at Norfolk weighs 7 2
Lt. Cmdr. A. J. Brassfield telegram announces the birth of Little Jim Brassfield in Norfolk Virginia. He weighs seven pounds two ounces. Both parents Mr. and Mrs. P. A. Brassfield report all well and parties doing nicely.
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Little Jim Brassfield
P. A.brassfield
Cmdr
A. J. Brassfield
Norfolk
Corn For Sale 300 to 400 Bushels
Luther DeVore of Purdin Missouri advertises 300 to 400 bushels of U.S. No 15 corn for sale offering buyers a flexible quantity option from a local grower.
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U.S. No 15
Luther DeVore
Purdin, Mo
Missing You Poem From a War Soldier to His Wife
The piece is a heartfelt WW II era missive from Cpl. George J. Thorp, Infantry, U.S. Army, somewhere in Germany, to his wife M.3 Thorp of New Brunswick New Jersey. He writes of loneliness and constant thoughts of her noting the rain the heat the unchanging routines and the longing they share. The poem ends with the confession that his heart feels empty without her and that nothing feels quite right while she is away.
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Cpl
George J. Thorp
U.S. Army
Germany
M.3. Thorp
New Brunswick
N.J
Harry Leslie
Diary of a Week of Odd Happenings in Jasper Town
Slats records a chaotic week with Emilys and Unkel Hen at a house visit over a sick ox. Strikers at the Saw Mill threaten to win as layoffs fuel expectations. Joe Hixes uncle claims to oppose work costs due to his late mother’s death. Pa at the newspaper shop prints a story about Mrs. Light while stress at home grows. Lisha Bruner’s wedding plans stumble as a pitcher misses the telltale sign. Fid Desver complains of debt to a Male Order House and a two week drought. Jonas Trench vows to stay single after his girlfriend marries Hutch Ebbing.
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Ant Emmy
Unkel
Jasper
Ben
Unkel Hen
Joe Hixes
Joe
Elf
Baeagan
Noose Paper
Light Witch
Lisha Bruner
Jonas Trench
Woodent
Hutch
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M. F. A. Annual Meeting
Electric Theatre
Lyle Wickham
Galt, Mo
Mother
Legium
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