Missouri March of Dimes reports record 1949 giving
The 1949 Missouri March of Dimes raised 626000 for the cause, with over 484000 from the Epidemic Aid Fund and patient care costs driving total state spending to around 800000. Missouri ranked 10th in cases and 7th in dollars nationally, with Mrs. Ovid Atkins named local chair for Browning contributions.
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Missouri
Circome
un a _ Treasuries
National
Ney
National Epidemic Aid Fund
Ovid Atkins
Browning
For Sale Cleaned Seed and Baled Hay Hauling
Louis L. Arnold of Browning advertises cleaned and sacked lespe deza seed and baled hay for sale and offers hauling services for long or short journeys.
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Louis L. Arnold
Browning
Mrs Josie Jones Thank You Note for Hospital Gifts
Mrs Josie Jones expresses gratitude for flowers cards letters and gifts received during hospital stay and after returning home. The note extends appreciation to those who offered support.
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Josie Jones
True Blue Club Meeting Notes in Shafter
Mrs. Tom Kimbrough hosted the True Blue Club in Shafter on a Wednesday afternoon with fourteen members and one visitor, Mrs. Virgil Molloy. The gathering opened with singing and a roll call, a treasurer’s report was given, and arrangements for meeting places were discussed. Glenn Morris, Mrs. Hutchison, and others were mentioned in attendance.
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Tom Kimbrough
True Blue Club
Shafter
Virgil Molloy
Joe
Willie Burteh
B. Searcle
Glenn Morris
Hutchison
Leek
Illegal Entry and Colorado Territory on Weekly Movie Schedule
A compact blurb highlights the DOJ based true story Illegal Entry about human cargo smugglers and a feature on Colorado Territory a western with Joel McCrea Virginia Mayo and Henry Hull. It notes airings Sunday January 22 and Monday January 23 for the first, January 26 for the second. The Big Cat features Peggy Ann Garner and a cougar hunts a farmer in drought.
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U.S
Justice Department
Totellistes
Peggy Ann Garner
Colorado Territory
Joel McCrea
Virginia Mayo
Henry Hull
Melodrama and Mystery Film Plays Tucson Substitution
A special notice notes the title Manhandled replaces Tucson on January 18. The description highlights a melodrama filled with suspense and mystery.
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Tucson
Brum Back Will Hold Week of Services at Purdin Church
The Church of Christ in Purdin invites all to a week of services with Brother W. Elmo Brum starting Thursday January 19. Evening services at 7 30. Sunday morning classes at 10 and preaching at 11 o clock. Everyone invited.
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Church of Christ In
Purdin
W. Elmo Brumback
Street And Chatter Club Hosts Winners Night
On January 11 the previous year's contest losers hosted the winners and families at Dickinson schoolhouse for a long table meal. Sandwiches pie mints and coffee were served. Guests included many local residents and their families with wishes for another contest next year.
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Leeers
Dickinson School House
Ray Kelly
W. P. Barclay
Alpha Christy
Kermit Lart
Sonja
Harold Abbott
Marlene
Wayne Britton
Jessie M
Camora Abbott
Ellis
Wm. Hale
Hugh
Walter Head
Robert Lambert
John Tucker
John Browning
Wm. Ware
Archie ‘Dickinson
Harry Lambert
Jim Elliott
Custer Lin‘hart
Glenn Ab Ford
Seldon
Erie Floyd Eed
Fessie Minor
Henry
Brantner
Theodore Steele
Elaine Hale
Ad Gooch
Max Seigrist
Cc. R
Triplet Heifer Calves Reported in Milan Standard
Partial data notes three calf births for a cow in Milan area with dates shown as December 22 to 8 calves. Jamice Broyles of Pol.-c. referenced in connection with the cattle report.
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Milan
Jamice Broyles of
Pol. — c
Radio Service at Radice Shop in Brookfield Mo
Radio service offered at Radice Shop located on Helm Street Brookfield Missouri with contact phone 1112. Local shop provides repairs parts and support for radios and related equipment.
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Radice
Helm St. Brookfield
Basketball Tournament Begins Jan 24 At Sigournan School
The annual Sigournan School basketball tourney opens Tuesday January 24 at 7:00 PM and runs nightly with four games each evening and two on Saturdays to decide consolation places Referees include Mr Stagnner from Mo and Dichie Bartow from Kirkeville Teetsort from Kirkeville The opening matchups include Unionville Wheeling girls Mooresville Laclede boys Mooresville Galt girls Browning A Unionville boys and Ethel game postponed to a later date March a March of Dimes Benefit game Friday January 4 20 features the School against Browning Independent Town Teams. Proceeds go to the March of Dimes.
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Sigouranan
Browning A
Unionville
Browning
Farm Belt Fertilizer Advertises Local Availability
If it's fertilizer you want. We have Farm Belt Fertilizer. See Louis L. Arnold or D Gene Arnold Browning.
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Louis L. Arnold
D. Gene Arnold
Browning
Minstrel Program Announced for February 8 at School Auditorium
Notice states a minstrel program will be held next week at the School Auditorium on February 8. Watch the next paper for full announcement.
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Otice
Shelby Hosts Browning In Final Browning Game
Shelby basketball teams visited Browning for three games on January 10. Junior High girls led early after a 10 10 first quarter and pulled away in the second. Haley and Kearns top Shelby scorers while Browning’s Koyep and Poe paced Browning’s efforts.
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Shelby
Browning
Shelby Girls
Eanone
H. A
B. Haley
Poe
Pulliam Meents
Kearns
Koyep
Mrs Shanks Celebrates 80th Birthday in Amedtecy
Mrs John Shanks marked her 80th birthday with a Sunday gathering. Family and friends from Brashear Linneus Kirksville Purdin Browning and other nearby towns attended a noon dinner and extended warm wishes for many more birthdays.
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John
Amedtecy
John Shanks
von McCoy
Elarsnce Dékathomaine
Arence
Robertson
Brashear
Ene Nixon
Kirksville
Franklin
Ilan
Robert Hanks
Eugene Smith
Purdin
Glenn Buckman
D Leland
Doris Jane Shanks
Linneus
Richard Shanks
J. G
Ora Lee
Browning
Shanks
Nora Cassity
Edna Falconer
Furnished or unfurnished 5 room house in Purdin Missouri
Two adjoining lots house offers five rooms with fine garden space. Located a block from the center of Purdin. Mrs H B Reed of Purdin Missouri lists the option of furnished or unfurnished rental.
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Purdin
H. B. Reed
Purdin, Mo
Pink And Blue Shower For Mrs Grice And Mrs Lumsden
A Pink and Blue Shower was held for Mrs Mary Grice at the W D Grice home last Friday evening January 13. Mrs Beverly Moore spoke and played three piano numbers as guests received gifts and enjoyed cake ice cream and coffee with many attendees named including Barbara Green Laura Jean Green Janet Lumsden and Barbara and Janet Lumsden along with Mrs Frances Grice and Mrs Jennie Lumsden.
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Frances Grice
Jennie. Lumsden
Mary Grice
W. D. Grice
Beverly Moore
Mary Brookshier
Marileeks
Bessie Fleming
Betty Jo Finney
Mariyn Gooch
Martha Gooch
Mary Garrett
Leona Harris
Velma Jennings
Beulah Lambert
Marjorie
Virginia McArtor
Ila Nevins
Pauline Peterson
Oma Rudloff
Margaret Smith
Patricia Thurlo
Vena Wade
Lila Williams
Barbara
Laura Jean Green
Janet Lumsden
Jennie Lumsden
Dowdy and Smith Celebrate Birthday in Kansas City
Mrs Wilma Dowdy traveled to Kansas City on December 31 to celebrate her birthday with her sister Mrs Imogene Smith. The pair have only missed one year together for the birthday and enjoyed a nice time and a good dinner.
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Wilma Dowdy
Kansas City
Imogene Smith
Purpose Club Meeting With Mrs R A Thurlo
General Purpose Club met January 18 for an all day session with Mrs R A Thurlo seven members and two visitors Mrs Hinda Rush and R A Thurlo present. Mrs Alice Duckworth joined in afternoon. Two children Sheila and Roger Dean Tharp attended. Dinner was served at noon. New members Mrs Dale Bartimus and Mrs W were welcomed amid bad weather and interrupted plans.
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General Purpose Club
R. A. Thurlo
Hinda Rush
Alice Duckworth
Sheila
Roger Dean Tharp
Dale Bartimus
Miss Earlene Myrick Weds Donald Drake in Jan 14 Ceremony
Earlene Myrick daughter of Mr and Mrs Earl Myrick near Haseville married Donald Drake son of Mrs Mary Drake of Chula in a January 14 home ceremony read by Rev W A Pollock. The couple planned a brief wedding trip and will reside in Kansas City Missouri.
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Mildred Earlene Myrick
Earl Myrick
Near Haseville
Donald E Drake
Mary Drake
Chula
Senarate Aeave
W. A. Pollock
Louise Ann . Lewallen
Enos Scaut
Wendell Myrick
Thelma Drake
Jerry Myrick
Harold Drake
Leon Dennis
Ar Drake
Will
Kansas City
Thankful note from Mrs. Chester Browning
Mrs. Chester Browning thanks friends for the nicest letters cards and help while she was sick and expresses gratitude for support received during her illness.
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Chester Browning
Mrs Adabea Kirk Mohler Weds James W Beal in 1949 Park Baptist Church
Mrs Adabea Kirk Mohler of Denver and James W Beal of Santa Fe united in marriage on December 25 1949 at 10 a m at Park Baptist Church by Rev Musineke The couple and their son Master David Mohler Jr will reside in Santa Fe where the groom is in business
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Adabea Kirk Mohler
Denver
Colorado
Eli Kirk
Shelby
Missouri
James W. Beal
Santa Fe
New Mexico
J. W. Beal
Pennsylvania
Park Baptist Church
Musineke
David Mohler, Jr
P. E. O. Chapter V Meets at Kathryn Calhoun Home
Chapter V P. E. O. held its meeting at Mrs. Kathryn Calhoun's home on Wednesday afternoon January 11. Founders Day program was beautiful and Delicious Repellents were served by the hostesses Bessie Fleming and Almeda Bartow assisted in conducting the program.
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P.E.O
Kathryn Calhoun
Bessie Fieming
Almeda Bartow
Louise Hollon Hosts Willing Workers Club Meeting
Mrs Louise Hollon hosted the Willing Workers Club on January 4 for an all day gathering. A luncheon followed the opening Psalm 67 with a New Year’s roll call and senior members participated.
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Mrs. Louise Hollon
Willing Workers Club
Louise Hollon
Lousse
Louise
Browning Leader Record Promotes Its Weekly Features
The Browning Leader Record highlights its weekly sections and pictures from the Western Newspaper Union service. It emphasizes interpretive reporting columns, feature articles for housewives and career girls, and exclusive pictures. It invites readers to examine inside pages.
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Browning
Leader-Record
The
Browning Leader Record
Residents Move to Darr Rest Home in Brookfield
Mrs. R. E. Crowdis, long staying in Brookfield, moved to Darr Rest Home last Wednesday. Mrs. Florence Gable and Mrs. Ella Bundridge also reside at the Darr Rest Home.
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R. E. Crowdis
Brookfield
Darr
Florence Gable
Ella Bundridge
RYO Plans Membership Drive in Linneus 1950
Linn County youth group RYO organizes a membership drive with a January 19 square dance at Legion Hall Linneus to recruit new members. Planning meeting held January 18 to outline efforts and set targets.
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RYO
Linn County
Linneus
Legion Hall
Im Linneus
Organis the Anistonih
Sia
Young Peoples
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March OF Dimes
Mra
Gene Studer Ant Se
Ethel
Ethel Ee Co
Mr. Freeland
Thie
Dixy Billett
Kenneth Arnold
Walter Scott
District A-1
Purpose Club
Miss Earlene Myrick
Drake
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