Grim Reaper Claims Charles W Bailey at 68 in Missouri
Obituary notices recount Charles W Bailey born 1857 in McLain Illinois. He moved to Missouri with family in 1869 near North Salem and married twice, surviving wife Lena Almond and children Fred R and Siva Pearl plus stepchildren and siblings. Funeral held January 14 at North Salem with interment at Jenkins cemetery. Other notices include Albert F Sykes obituary in Brookfield and Audrey Hermone Bennett death, with multiple family survivors and Jenkins cemetery burial.
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Charles W. Bailey
McLain County
Ilinois
Harrison
Elizabeth Bailey
Missouri
North Salem
Susan V. Moore
Lena R. Almond
Fred R
Siva Pearl
Benny Almond
Sizetern
Laura McGhee
Shelby
Sarah Moore
David Bailey
Linneus
W. W. Clay
Audrey Hermone Bennett
Lafe
Mary Bennett
Jenkins Cemetery
Aged Citizen Jessie P Hanley Dies at 75
Jessie P. Hanley, son of James and Mary Hanley, born January 23 1850 in Linn County Missouri, died January 17 1926 at his Browning area farm. He lived a devout life, loved Jesus and ministered at his bedside. He was the last of his family, survived by ten nieces and nephews and many friends. Funeral services were held at the local church.
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Albert F. Sykes
Erie County
New York
Brookfield
Lyons Street
the Elks
Rose Hill Cemetery
Sykes
Anna Dodge
Caral Carson
Akion
California
Arthur Sykes
St. Thomas Episcopal Church
Rochester
Pauline Steigleder
Richmond
Virginia
Bernice and
Marjorie Carson
Akian
Jessie P. Hanley
James
Mary Hanley
Linn County
Missouri
Browning
Tennessee
Jessie
Jesus
Moving Sale at Browning and Local Notices
Dear friends thank you for kindness after the death and burial of our babe. Fred Lumsden and family. For sale privately at my Browning home are near new items: buffet china cabinet reed baby buggy Dexter electric washing machine Hamilton Beach motor for sewing machine Hot Point iron Polar Bear fans. JR McHargue. Read the pig price reductions from Farmers Store.
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Babe
Fred Lumsden
Browning
Dexter
Hamilton Beach
JR. McHargue
Two Homes Burned In Town Fire Destroys Bausivell Farm House
Claude and Mrs Kenley planned a town outing and stayed with L. M. Kenley. After a late return a fire destroyed the pine Bausivell farm house. Firefighters failed to save the structure as flames consumed the dwelling. Claude held limited insurance and faced total loss alongside prior livestock losses from dogs.
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Claude Kenley
L. M. Kenley
Town
Claude
Mack Hagen
Luk
Fire at Pleasant Hill home harms belongings and insurance issues
Saturday morning in Pleasant Hill township neighbors reported a house fire at Bernie Pipes residence. Part of the household goods were saved while the structure and contents were insured though policy cancellations complicate the case. A court ruling is expected to settle the legal dispute, with potential heavy losses for Mr. Bauswell. In a separate report, Creason Garage was broken into Saturday night with two batteries and multiple tires stolen before suspects fled. Roy Jones witnessed suspicious activity and alerted authorities as tires were found abandoned the next day.
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Creason
Roy Jones
H. Clay Jones
Owl Pharmacy
Roy
Milan
Mr. Creason
Browning area weddings and church notes in brief
Local notices record a January wedding uniting Thomas Brehn and Miss Veda Brehm with a Methodist ceremony at the parsonage. McCurdy and Miss Elfie Brown wed in Santa Fe. The column also notes real estate listings, sales, and a Mt. Zion church trip and services with pastor W. W. Chay urging timely attendance and study.
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Mt. Zion
W. W. Chay
Winigan Schools Elevated to Second Class Approved High School
A Missouri Department letter from State Superintendent Chas A Lee informs Winigan Board of Education the inspector rated their school from third to second class high school with twelve approved units. It commends consolidation, urges rural district improvements, and suggests desks, fall openings, single seats, and expansion for fourth year work plus potential new room and teacher.
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Department of Public Schools
Chas. A. Lee
State
City of
Jefferson
J. W. Milhoan
Lee
Board of Education
Winigan
Missouri
Milhoan
Ilsee
Message From Former Browningite In El Reno Lodge
Letter dated January 8 1928 from Browningite at 1000 West Rogers El Reno Oklahoma to Mrs Lantz ends with enclosing a 340 check for Rebecca Lodge dues through January 1 1927. The writer notes being behind on dues and recalls Missouri lodge experience and adjusts to El Reno.
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Browning
Buck Jones Cowboy Comedy At Electric Theater Saturday
Buck Jones and Cowboys stage The Cowboy and the Countess at the Electric with a two reel comedy. Adventure, humor, romance, and thrilling action promise an upbeat program. Admission 10 and 25 cents. Also harness and repair services offered by C P Greenstreet Winigan.
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Buck Jones
Buck
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C. W. Bailey
Yelock
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Roy Calhoun
Frank Dearing
James Williams
Norris Phillips
Psa
Iris
Mary A. Deskins
Byron
Marjorie Maxine Lumsden
Goung
Frederick Earl
John William
Flora Fay
Deep Springs
George Banewell
Burne
Joe Martin
Roger
Cess
Cora
Thomas Brehn
Temes F. ‘Thomas
Veda
Brehm
Ralph Creason
South’ Methodist
Otto Brehm
West of Browning
Mattie S. Thomas
Calhoun & Thornton
McCurdy-Brown
McCurdy
Espanola
New Mexico
Elfie Brown
Charley Fuller
Santa Fe
Scott Brown
Farrow
J. W. Brassfield & Sons
Oklahoma
Helena
Here
Rebeccas
Mrs. Cordray
Sait Plains
Mr. Cordray
Joel Nickell
Leader-Record
Margaret M. Cordray
C. P. Greenstreet
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