Bride Bettie Steele Weds Charles Piliponis in Moline Temple
Miss Bettie Steele daughter of Mr and Mrs E W Steele 1154 Twenty fourth street became the bride of Charles Piliponis son of Mrs Anna Wickerham of Chicago and Andrew Philiponis 2806 Seventh avenue at 7 30 Saturday night in the OS Gospel temple Dr A W Kortkamp officiated The ceremony featured a white chrysanthemum and snapdragon altar arrangement The couple will reside at 2306 Seventh avenue after a honeymoon to Chicago The bride attended Missouri and Moline schools and worked at Black Kuhl store The groom attended Wisconsin schools and is enrolled at Moline Community College He served in the army for 3 years.
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Bettie Steele
E. W. Steele
Twenty-fourth Street
Charles Piliponis
Anna Wickerham
Chicago
Andrew Philiponis
Seventh Avenue
OS Gospel Temple
A. W. Kortkamp
Jack Helfrich
Moline
Philip Britton
East Moline
T. E. Nordd
Depres Nedtore
Juliet
Iris Lyon
Janice Rynard
Paul Steele
Verlan Ogle
For Sale Milking Stock and Gilts Auction Notice
For sale includes eight mares aged one and eight years and two Chester white gilts, cordray noted. Sale details and terms not fully legible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester
Delayed cattle delivery noted in Browning Missouri report
Partial OCR text indicates a cattle delivery issue in Browning Missouri with phrases like good delivered and references to beef. Details are unclear due to fragmentary source.
Northwest Stamped Twilight at Electric Theatre
The listing promotes Northwest Stamped as a picturesque Canadian Rockies backdrop feature at the Electric Theatre Friday and Saturday. James Craig and Joan Leslie lead a romance with a white stallion and a police dog while Orson Welles adapts Sherwood King for a romance intrigue and murder centered on criminology and suspense in a plausible melodrama.
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Canadian Rockies
James Craig
Joan Leslie
Orson Welles
Sherwood King
For Sale Sullivan County Farm 200 Acres with House and Outbuildings
200 acres improved near Farmarke Highway includes a seven room house, large dairy barn, poultry house, smoke house, cave, 14 sow farrowing house and 15 acres alfalfa. Fertile land with 1–3 extra good bottom lands, not prone to overflow. Priced at 60 dollars per acre for a few weeks. Financing available through Cowgill Land and Loan Co Milan Mo. Phone 358.
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Sullivan County
Farmarke
Cowgill Land and Loan Co
Milan
Birth of Son to Mr and Mrs Art Winchell of Lawrence
Mr and Mrs Art Winchell of Lawrence Kansas announce the birth of a son on January 9. Miss Golda Robinosa the mother’s mother is remembered. she is sister of George Robinson.
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Art Winchell
Lawrence
Kansas
Winchell
Golda Robinosa
George Robinson
State Education Rep to discuss redistricting at Browning High
A representative from the State Department of Education will speak at Browning High School Auditorium Wednesday night January 26 at 7 30 to discuss the redistricting of the School District in Sullivan and Linn Counties. All School Board members voters and others interested are urged to attend this meeting by order of Linn County Board of Education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Department of Education
Browning High School
Sullivan
Linn
Linn County
Bittersweet Club Plans Quilt Project and Fundraiser
The Bittersweet Club hosted a kitchen shower for Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Palmer at Brooks Buckman’s home with Miss Kate Buckman as hostess. Members voted to quilt, share earnings with the County Council, and decide on materials at the next meeting. A chilli and oyster supper at the school house was voted for Friday night. Mrs. V. L. Falconer won the contest. Refreshments served. next meeting with Mrs. Vv. waste January 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. C. Palmer
Brooks Buckman
Kate Buckman
C. Palmer
V. L. Falconer
C G. Sohtenine
C. Richand
L. M. Kimbrough
C. R
Jones Taxi Ad Brings Late Model Clean Cars to You
Advertisement notes modern clean taxis with comfortable interiors. Service operates from home base near the bank and offers a phone contact for bookings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones Taxi
Hollyns Send Warm Greetings From Sunny California
Mr and Mrs Homer Hollon of Oakland California write from Sunny California about ice on Merritt Lake in early January 1949, noting fruit damage, rising prices and fuel costs. They share grocery prices and memories of Missouri sorgum, mention a Colorado snowstorm, and send best wishes for 1949 to friends and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakland
California
Merritt Lake
Merritt
Missouri
Nora Hollon
Colorado
Kansas
Homer Hollon
Collection Notice From City Tax Collector
Neva Grice, collector, announces collection at Citizens Savings Bank this Saturday January 22 to receive city taxes before the penalty.
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Citizens Savings Bank
Neva Grice
Enterprise 4-H Club Meeting at Dickerson School
The Enterprise 4-H Club met January 6 at Dickerson schoolhouse with Rosalie and Jerald Liebhart as entertainers. Officers led the session while members present included Gilbert Head, Rosalie, Raymond, Johnnie, Lar, Marlene Abbott, Phyllis Shirley and Jean Minor. After business Marlene Abbott and Shirley Minor led song selections and a brief exchange activity.
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Enterprise
Dickinson School
Rosalie
Jerald Liebhart
Crantner
Gilbert
V. Head
Seaaa Raymond
Johnnietner
Lar- Marlene Abbott
Phyllis Shirley
Jean Minor
Marlene Abbott
Shirley Minor
C.R
Geserve Golden Wedding Anniversary Observed
Mr and Mrs A J Stuffleby Shelby celebrate their golden wedding anniversary with a party held January 23 between 2 and 5 p m Guests gathered to honor the couple marking 50 years since their January 25 wedding.
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A. J. Stuffle- Shelby
Parish Class Party Sets Election and Sleigh Ride Plans
A church class gathering at the George home Friday January 4 featured a buffet, games, and a short business meeting. Officers elected include Alpach president and James Calhoun vice president. the class plans a February sleigh ride if weather allows and a March of Dimes drive with member solicitations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cencears Church
George
Vadisach
Mary Grice
Altho
Vadis Alspach
Alpach
James Calhoun
Sete
Orie Lay
Ose
Ovid Sete
Earl Nickell
Raymond Alspach
Steve Ley
Vena Wade
Kathleen Uigley
Elizabeth Ellsberry
Rothy Kenley
Barbara Reen
Bill Grice
Bie
Joe
Ro Nickell
A Kenley
Fame
Ellsberry
Hay bale quantities from Roy J. Haley notice
Roy J. Haley of Browning Missouri lists about 500 bales of timothy and clover hay and 200 bales of lespedeza for sale or notice.
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Roy J. Haley
Browning, Mo
Mt. Olive to Hold Services Sunday January 23
Services at Mt. Olive are scheduled for Sunday January 23. The notice lists no additional details about time or attendees.
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Mt. Olive
Mrs. Harmon Suffers Broken Hip After Basement Fall
Mrs. Sarah F. Harmon residing with her daughter and husband Carl Daniels fell on the basement last step and broke her hip. She was taken to Grim-Smith hospital for surgery, with her daughters and several relatives staying with her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah F. Harmon
Carl Daniels
Grim- Smith Hospital
Albert Maggart
Daniels
Guy Head
Truman Stephenson
Loyalty and Hopeful Camps Install Offcers in Linneus
Members of Loyalty Camp Linneus and Hopeful Camp Browning Royal Neighbors of America held a joint officer installation at I.C.O.F. Hall Linneus on Friday night January 14 a public event preceded by a covered dish supper. Lucy Dray led the installation with Eunice Wade ceremonial marshal and Louise Brown assisting. Gifts from each camp were presented to installing officers and the Linneus oracle. Browning guests included Velma Jennings Myrtle Peterson Mrs M Grice Mrs Lillian Benne Leona Harris Mrs Maree Fern procdwers and J A Bennett. Browning Camp thanks Linneus Camp for an enjoyable evening.
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R.N.A
Loyalty Camp
Linneus
Browning
America
I.c.0.f
Lucy Dray
Eunice Wade
Louise Brown
Linneus Camp
Velma Jennings
Myrtle Peterson
M Grice
Lillian Benne
Leona Harris
Mareee Fern Procdwers
Ennings J. A. Bennett
Browning Camp
Joe's Radio Shop Notice
Joe's Radio Shop contact details appear with phone number 1112 and a location hint in Missouri. The readable fragment mentions SM Helent and Froskfield, Mo, but lacks full context or an actionable item.
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Joe
SM Helent
Froskfield
Bartow Golden Wedding Observed At Home Celebration
Mr. and Mrs. Silas J. Bartow celebrated their fiftieth wedding anniversary with a January 16 dinner at their home. A three tier white and yellow cake highlighted the decor as relatives and friends from Kansas City Kansas Browning Kirksville Iowa City and other places joined the family in honoring the couple and wishing many more years together.
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Silas J. Bartow
al Jeans
Bartow
Marietta Sparks
Browning
Walter J. Gooch, Jr
S. J. Bartow
Sherrill
T. I. Bartow
Gene. Russell Bartow
Kansas City
Gale Bartow
Kirksville
Howard R. Carter
Iowa City
Iowa
E. McArtor
Chas. Luster and Treasen
Lee Foster
Kathryn Calhoun
James
Etta Browning
Lloyd Bowyer
Nellieaman
Bertha Haning
John Keithley
Nancy Jo
Wilhelmine Chester
Goochs Describe Winter in Ellenton Florida
In Florida Mr and Mrs Kenneth Gooch report moving to Ellenton for the winter. They praise the area with flowers children at play barefoot and gardens yielding grapefruit oranges tomatoes green beans lettuce and cabbage. The Goochs pick grapefruit from their yard each morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Gooch
Ellenton
Florida
Gooch
True Blue Club Meeting Led by Mrs Morris
The True Blue Club met hosted by Mrs Edgar Morris with Mrs Warren Gooch as leader. Fourteen members answered roll calling My Resolutions. Hostess rotation changed to yearly instead of Secret Sisters. An article Life in Guatemala was read and paper flowers demonstrated. Pot holders were turned in for January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar Morris
True Blue Club
Warren Gooch
Guatemala
Lilburn Gilmer
Glen Jerome
Mary Molloy
Att
Ayrs
Tom Kimbrough
Geo. Philli
Darrald Hutchinson
Glenn Morris
Billie Morris
Jess Bruce
Willie Burtch
Browning Baptist Church Announces Weekly Services
Browning Baptist Church under Pastor E. Paul Weaver announces regular worship each Sunday at 10:00 a.m. and second and fourth Sundays with regular preaching. Midweek services are held Thursday at 7 30 p.m. Everyone is welcome to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ae Drake
S. Supregular
nanan Valley Baptist Church Services and Leadership
Nan an Valley Baptist Church details Rev Kenneth Peery pastor and Sunday School at 10 a m with Lay Supt. Regular preaching on second and fourth Sundays each month Morning Worship at 11 a m Evening service at 7 p m.
Methodist Church Services Announcement
The Methodist Church announces Sunday School at 10:00 a.m. and Divine Worship with sermon at 11:00 a.m. and 7:00 p.m. Public invited to worship with the congregation. Pastor Dr Thomas J Haney led services. H L Schrock to preach on Sept 11.
Notice to Browning Taxpayers Delinquent 1948 City Taxes
The city warns Browning taxpayers that all 1948 taxes remain unpaid as of February 1 1949. A 1 percent February penalty applies and after March 1 1949 a 2 percent penalty will be charged under delinquent county tax rules. City Council order dated January 4 1949. A D Peterson Clerk.
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Browning
A. D. Peterson
Friendship Circle Club Meeting Notes
Mrs Curt Bagley hosted the Friendship Circle Club on January 12 for an all day quilting event and covered dish luncheon. Nine members and two lady visitors attended with twelve men and three children present. contests awarded to Mildred Frances Jewell and Frances hostess prize. Next meeting set for January 26 with Mrs Oscar Blender.
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Friendship
Curt Bagley
Friendship Circle Club
Mildred
Frances
Jewell
Oscar Blender
C. R
Sunday Dinner Guests of Local Residents
Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Arnold included their sons Kenneth and Darrell and visitors Mr. and Mrs. Dale Bar timus with Sonja and Susan, Mrs. Edith Cooper, and L. E. Bowyer.
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L. L. Arnold
Kenneth and
Darrell
Dale Bartimus
Sonja
Susan
Edith Cooper
L. E. Bowyer
Jolly Janes Club Meeting Hosted Despite Ice
The Jolly Janes Club met Friday January 14 at Mrs. John Longwell’s home for their regular gathering. Mrs. Allen Belzer hosted, twelve members and two visitors attended, with lunch at noon and work nearly finished before departure. Ronald McDonnald presided and read a letter from Miss DeLois Jones.
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Jolly Janes Club
John Longwell
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Gospel Temple
Mr. and
Mrs. Philiponis
Electric Theatre
Northwest Stampede
Sun
Shanghi
Kiss of Death
Bittersweet Club
Mr, and
Mrs. H. Holly
Sunny
Geserve Golden