Local residents and trades fill Browning area notices
Personal, business, and social items list residents visiting, selling hay, attending sales, and traveling to nearby towns. Notes include Miss Marjorie Myers traveling to Arizona, Emma Brassfield visiting Chillicothe, and sale announcements by F. R. Duncan and John Quigley. A community program with premiums is planned at Shafter schoolhouse January 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timothy
Broyles Farm
F. R. Duncan
John Quigley
Shafter
Linn County Contest Plans and School Activities
Sept Brassfield attends Linn County School Superintendents meeting in Brookfield where plans for county contests are made. Literary Contest on March 5 and Music Contest on April 9 with Browning to be represented. Seniors choose play under Mr. Brassfield as director. Various pupil activities include two Girls Physical Education groups Reds and Blues, a grammar project The Grammer Tribute, band rehearsals and instrumentation, and a skating party for grades 6 7 8 after school. Miss Bertie Gooch is absent due to illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brassfield
Brookfield
Linn County
Browning
New Linotype Operator Takes Over Duties Here
Loyal Bisby of Newton becomes the Herald’s new linotype operator and mechanical supervisor at Seymour Iowa. He arrives with Mrs. Bisby and daughter Delores and will work from rooms in the East Wall Street residence while settling into duties after the resignation of Robert Evans. Willard Robbins notes Bisby’s capability and preference for a smaller town life near Brownin g Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seymour Herald
Bisby
Newton
Delores
Carry McElwain
East Wall St
Herald
Newtown
Robert Evans
Linotype
Willard Robbins
Seymour
Iowa
Local Notices and Advertisements Highlighted
Earl Stone of near Purdin was here Saturday afternoon. Good wood heater for sale or trade. Phone 51. Hay For Sale five tons alsike and fifteen tons wild hay and alsike mixed. George Barrows and Mrs Belle Riley associated with North Salem sister visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted Brantner
North Salem
Mrs. Brantner
Earl. Stone
Near Purdin
George Barrows
Belle. Riley
Deskins
Farm Sale Audiences Report Strong Turnout
H. V. Campbell notes good luck at his recent auctions. Charley Mallet sale items sold well and G. W. Prather household goods moved briskly on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. V.campbell
Charley
G. W. Prather
Jet Jennings Buried at White Oak Cemetery
The son of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Jennings, Jet Jennings, was laid to rest Sunday at White Oak Grove cemetery. He died in Oklahoma at 44 and is survived by his wife and son. Short funeral services were conducted at the church by Rev. Halloway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jet Jennings
White Oak
J. W. Jennings
White Oak Grove
Mr. Jennings
Oklahoma
Halloway
S. C. D. A. Completes Soil Program Signups in Linn County
In Linn County 90 percent of Soil Conservation Program grants were pledged. 14 meetings drew 1285 attendees as County Agent Hall explained the plan. Farmers supported the referendum adding 1937 building payments, especially for timothy seeding. Applications for next year’s Association membership were signed by 1233 people.
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Linn County
Hall
Timothy Seeded
Association
Election officers named by townships in a district vote
Township meetings elected chairman and alternate officers for each township including Benton Becckhield Bucklin Clay Enterprise Grantsville Jackson Jefferson Locust Creek Marceline North Salem Parson Creek Yellow Creek. The piece also cites Raymond Moley warning on the TVA power pool risking public ownership and private injury if officials force bias against private utilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clay
H. J. Phillips
Ben Holcer
W. P. Brinkley
F. E. Stevenson
Enterprise
W. E. Bailey
Arthur Rinehart
Harold L. Foss
C. W. Skeen
Grantsville
Roy J. Guyer
Cecil Lambert
W. F. Roach
E. L. Lyons
Jackson
Walter A. Wood
S. J. Gooch
Ola F. Creason
Virgil R. Sayers
Jefferson
Walter Sensintaffar
Carl Harris
Chester Swank
Charlie Frakes
Locust Creek
Glenn Tomlin
Ray S. Cloud
Edward T. Brown
W. L. Dickinson
Marceline
Frank Stephenson
Earl Stanley
C. D. Stanley
Marsh Bettis
Moley
Tennessee Valley
Widestead
Also Mentioned on This Page
H. V. Campbell
Browning, Mo
Andrew and
Clarence Pfeiffer
Near Cora
Marjorie Myers
Arizona
Lloyd Crowdis
Near Roger
Roy Crowdis
Near
Roger
Clayton Harris
Gaylon Fanning
Emma Brassfield
Chillicothe
John W. Lee and Son
Milan
Alpha Harris
Lester Harris
Kirksville
Claude Whaley
Floyd Cokerham
Alda Brookshier
Burnham McCollum
J. G. Nickell
Porter Sayre
Harris
Helen Sayre
F. L. Maggart
W.P. Nickell
R. E. Harris
Henry Jerome
Near Haseville
Sarah Hall
Glen Burkholder
Chillicothe Business College
John Burkholder
Emma Almond
Elna Almond
Alvord Almond
Beryl Taylor
Beverly
W.L. Taylor
J. H. Payne
Herman
Lee Bagley
Herman Payne
A. W. Payne Farm
Chester Bagley
Wayne Bagley
Humphreys
M. L. Haning
Alva Bagley
Edwin Martin
Linneus
H. D. Parkison
Eugene McKay and
van Arnold
St. Louis
Mr. Arnold
Della Carter
Harry Anderson
Canton
Erma Peterson
Annabelle Atkins
Artie Taylor
Lyle of
Joel
Harry Woolf
Fay Prather
H. L. Adams
C. C. Williams
Hummel
Miss Genevra
Carolyn Ann
C. B. Fleming
Near Chula
America Fleming
Guy Minor
of LaPlata
Mrs. Almond
Tom McCown
Keytesville
Kathryne Rudloff
Mrs
Jimmie Rudloff
Henry Harris
Roy Calhoun
al Brown
Purdin
Canada
Claude Porter
James Cotter
Nova Crowdis
Bert Powell
Near Linneus
Johns Cotter
Nora Morris
Arthur
East of Cora
Merrill King
Trenton
Bailey ‘Maytag Company
Ray
Delbert Nickell
Q. H. Becker
Lousiana
Mr. Anderson
Eugene Thurlo
O— Dale Gooch
Reds
Blues
Grammer
Bertie Gooch
Electric Theatre
Clark Gable
Jeannette MacDonald
Spencer Tracy
Jack Holt
San Francisco
Frisco
Baker
Roy Baugher
Theodore Thudium
William Marcusson
C. E. McCollum
R. R. Crist
Andrew L. Lattman
Perry Christian
Don C. Moffitt
Parson Creek
W.R. Martens
A. E. Siegrist
Galen Lewis
Walter G. Barnette
Yellow Creek
E. L. Lineberry
C. A. Black
Francis Walsh
C. A. McGregor
Tennessee Valley Power Pool
TVA
Raymond
A. W. Payne
Winigan
Shelby
Col
J. B. Fleming
John Deere
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