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Browning Leader Record

Location

Browning, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jan 23, 1941

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Carl Nelson Lambert Dies at Age 1 in Kirksville

A brief obituary notes the death of Carl Nelson Lambert born September 15 1939 who died January 20 1941 in Kirksville Missouri at 1 year 4 months and 5 days after pneumonia fever. He leaves his parents Herald and Eva Damier a brother Nolan Herald and two sisters Lila Catherine and Darlene Laverne with services at Locust Valley church conducted by Rev Hamman. Interment followed beside his two sisters.

Carl Nelson Herald Eva Damier A.S. O Kirksville Jesus Nolan Herald Lila Catherine Darlene Laverne Locust Valley Church Hamman Linneus Valjean Gooch Armane Rayma Lee Barrows Isola Lavonce Harry Lambert Raymond Warren

Card of Thanks for Help During Illness and Burial

The Lambert family expresses sincere thanks to all who assisted during the sickness, death, and burial of their loved one. Mr and Mrs Herald Lambert and son.

Herald Lambert

Miss Mary Blackburn Obituary In Trenton Missouri

Miss Mary Blackburn born December 20 1856 in Oquawka Illinois died January 20 1941 at the home of her niece Mrs Lola Ford in Trenton Missouri at age 84. She spent fifteen years with Dr and Mrs DeWitt in Trenton as Mrs DeWitt’s companion and after a hip fracture two years ago lived with Mrs Ford. Survived by brother George Blackburn of Chicago and several nieces and nephews. Charter member of Mt Zion Methodist Church. Funeral at Mt Zion Church January 21 at 2 PM conducted by Rev C O Hall with Mt Zion Ladies Quartette singing. Interment in nearby cemetery.

Mary Blackburn Oquawka Illinois Lola Ford Trenton Missouri George Blackburn Chicago Miss Blackburn C. O. Hall Browning Mt. Zion

Death of Linneus farmer Charles A. Dyche at 87

Charles A. Dyche age 87, a Linneus area farmer, died Saturday at his home. Born September 10, 1853, he was a son of Jason and Rebecca Dyche and spent most of his life in Linn County. He married Sarah Belle Summers. five children survived him, one son Bert had died in early manhood. His wife Mrs. Dyche had died about twenty years ago.

Chas. Dyche Charles A. Dyche Linneus Dyche Jason Rebecca Dyche Linn County Sarah Belle Summers Bert

Local Names Listed From Linn County News

Lola Russell of Browning and Mrs Lillian Howell of Toledo Washington are named along with Jessie Joel Dyche and Mervin Dyche of near James Missouri in the Linn County News.

Lola Russell Browning Lillian Howell Toledo Washi Jessie Joel Dyche Near James Mervin Dyche Jamesport Missouri Linn County News

J. E. Marvin Visits Coloma Michigan Friends Recall Youth

J E Marvin of Coloma Michigan writes from there while visiting relatives. He notes he is still young at heart despite white hair and recalls classmates from sixty two years ago. His friends in Coloma are glad he enjoys good health and finds pleasure amid scenes of his youth.

J. E. Marvin Coloma Mich C. R. Marvin Mr. Marvin

Powell Bertschman unite in Linneus marriage

Miss Ailene Bertschman of Linneus daughter of Mr and Mrs Fred Bertschman of Milan and Aeron Powell of Linneus were married Saturday evening January 18 in Linneus by Judge Arthur L Pratt. The bride is Milan High School graduate and has run a Linneus beauty shop. The groom, known in Browning, worked as a Johnson Chevrolet salesman. They have the best wishes of many friends.

Ailene Bertschman Linneus Fred Bertschman Milan Aeron’ Powell Arthur L. Pratt Claude ‘Powell Bertschman Clements Powell Browning Johnson Chevrolet Company

Taxpayer Notice of January and February Visits

Notice to taxpayers from J. J. Smith, Collector. He will be at Citizens Savings Bank on Saturday January 25 and February 1. He will be at Bank of Purdin on every Tuesday and Friday in January.

Citizens Savings Bank Bank of Purdin J. J. Smith

Stitch and Chatter Club meets in January mud

The Stitch and Chatter Club met January 9 with twelve members and visitors Mary Tucker Thelma Tucker Paul Dean Westfall. Edna Spencer led quilting in fans with embroidery. A dinner was enjoyed though the reporter arrived late. Next meeting set for January 29 at Comora's.

Edna Spencer Edna Comora Mary Thelma Tucker Paul Dean Westfall Ibb Clifford Spencer Wayne Britton Frank Tucker Harold Owens Alice DeVore Allie Ware Blanche Head Gilbert Clara Hanman Camora Spencer Effie Britton Jessie M Elizabeth Cox Carolee Grace Linhart Imogene Owens Kenneth Leah Iva Lambert

Friendship Circle Club Meets for All Day Quilt Work

The Friendship Circle Club of Prairie Seminary Community met at Mrs. Clarence Skeen on January 15 with ten members and three visitors plus four children and several men. Members planned continued birthday showers and urged project leaders to attend demonstration meetings. A noon dinner was served and the program included reading the club creed, Franklin quotes, songs, and quilting contests won by Mildred Gooch, Tressie Wood, and Edna Bagley. The next meeting is set for January 29 with Mrs. Harris.

Friendship Circle Club Friendship Circle Club of Prairie Seminary Clarence Skeen Glenn Gooch Bert Edmonson Katherine Cumbo Sam Remick Benjamin Franklin Wacyl Smith Opal Skeen Mildred Gooch Tressie Woodside

Browning Commercial Club To Hold Benefit Banquet

The Browning Commercial Club sponsors a benefit banquet at the high school gymnasium on Wednesday evening January 29. The Junior class will prepare and serve. Proceeds benefit the infantile paralysis campaign. Tickets 50 cents from Elvin Harmon or club members.

Browning Commercial Club Elvin Harmon Secy

Longtime Oregon subscriber renews Leader Record for another year

Eddie Bailey received a letter from his sister Birdie in Pendleton Oregon with money to renew the Leader Record for another year. Many former Brown ing residents and Mrs McDermot value the home news in the Leader Record. She has subscribed about 30 years and thanks are sent to friends for renewing subscriptions.

Eddie Bailey Birdie Pendleton Oregon Leader Record Browning McDermot

Desire to Rent Farm on Share Basis

C L McQuown seeks to rent a farm weighing 160 to 2406 acres suitable for cattle and sheep. Interested in a long term lease on a share basis.

C. L. McQuown

Missouri statute bans intoxicated persons from schools and churches

Notice under Section 4249 of Missouri School laws declares it unlawful to enter schoolhouses or church houses with an assembly in a drunken condition or to drink in the presence of such assemblies. Offenders face a misdemeanor charge and a fine between five and twenty five dollars. By order of the Board of Education, Burton Darr, Secretary.

Missouri Board of Education Burton Darr

Peters Welcome Penelope Jane Harvey

Mr and Mrs B J Harvey received a Sunday morning message from Mr and Mrs Lester Peters in Chicago announcing the birth of a seven pound seven ounce baby girl born at 2 o clock Sunday morning January 19 Penelope Jane is the couple s first child

B. J. Harvey Lester Peters Chicago Ill Penelope Jane

Cow Digestion Demonstration At Brookfield School

Dairy farmers gathered at the Brookfield High School to watch Wm. Cloninger explain the cow’s digestive system. He showed cows can digest rough feed with efficient grinding and warned calves should not receive milk too rapidly to avoid scours. Farmers from across the county registered for the Farm Bureau school.

Brookfield Wm. Cloninger College of Agriculture Farm Burrau Hall Bang Nelson

Dairy School Sets Course for 1941 Cow Operations

Farmers in the Cow Testing Association plan improved dairy operations for 1941 with higher producing sires, better dams, and use of oil meal protein feeds. They will grow more legume hay and feed Trinity Mineral Mixture to all cows. The next Dairy School session focuses on pastures legume hay and cattle diseases and is set for February 28.

Ganizing

Turkey Egg Reported by Mrs Noble Crooks

Mrs Noble Crooks of route one reports a turkey egg found January 13. She notes the egg is ordinary in appearance but its timing is unusual for the season, claiming the hen has set a record for early laying.

Noble Crooks Route One

Knute Rockne All American at Electric Theatre

Electric Theatre screens Knute Rockne All American on Wednesday and Thursday January 29 and 30. The film chronicles Rockne life at Notre Dame as student and coach with much filmed on campus and portrays football’s famed maker of men through a dramatic story.

Knute Rockne Electric Rockne Notre Dame

Prayer Meeting With Rev Claude Hall Tonight

Prayer meeting will be held tonight with Rev. and Mrs. Claude Hall at 7 15. End.

Claude Hall

Jurors Drawn for February Term of Circuit Court

The February term jurors for Circuit Court in Brookfield were drawn. Names include district contributors from Baker, Benton, Brookfield, Bucklin, Clay, Enterprise, Grantsville, Jackson, Jefferson, Locust Creek, Marceline, North Salem, Parson Creek, and Yellow Creek with alternate jurors listed.

Brookfield Baker George Hensley A. H. Holmlund Benton—Mont Cumbo W. V. Vendl Howard Cowan Ralph Carr Bucklin G. H. Coulson Lee Burnett Clay Edward Peery H. A. Mueller Enterprise Harold Foss Grantsville Myrle Foss Herbert H W. A. Hargadine John Tornow Marceline E. B. Dobyns W. R. Stronger North Salem Lloya Cordray Parson Creek J. E Evans Lee Collisee Creek Glasgow Stall

Bridge Dinner Honoring Mrs Deming Hosted by Edith Burkholder

Miss Edith Burkholder entertained for her sister Mrs S A Deming of Kansas City with a Bridge Dinner at Mrs Josie Jones home on Wednesday evening January 15. Besides the honor guest were Mesdames H C Bailey Ted Brantner J H Calhoun R M Calhoun Edgar Carter C B Carr David Forbes C W Gooch M L Haning B J Harvey Otto Johnson Fred Lay Robert Moore John Neely J T Nevins A D Peterson N W Phillips J R Williams and Miss Erma Peterson. Mrs Brantner won high score and Mrs Harvey the traveling prize.

Edith Burkholder S. A. Deming Kansas City Josie Jones Mesdames H. C. Bailey Ted Brantner J. H. Calhoun R. M. Calhoun Edgar Carter C. B. Carr David Forbes C. W. Gooch M. L. Haning B. J. Harvey Otto Johnson Fred Lay

Mrs Lorene Burkholder Deming Sails to Panama

Mrs Lorene Burkholder Deming, daughter of Mr and Mrs John Burkholder, R No 3, will sail from New Hans on Saturday January 25 aboard the S S Saxada for the Panama Canal Zone where she will join Mr Deming who has been in the country since November 30, 1940. Lorene has spent the past week with her parents and sister.

Lorene Burkholder Deming Panama S. A. Deming John Burkholder New Hans Panama Canal Zone Deming Lorene Petra Ith

Bridge Dinner Hosted by Grices at Peterson Hotel

Dr and Mrs W D Grice hosted a Bridge Dinner at the Peterson Hotel last Thursday evening. Bide A Wee Club members H C Bailey R M Calhoun C B Fleming J N Neet A D Peterson attended along with guests Ted Brantner Edgar Carter and N W Phillips. Mrs Neet and Mr Bailey received favors for high score while Mr and Mrs Phillips won the guest favor.

W.D. Grice Peterson Hotel Grice H. C. Bailey R. M. Calhoun C. B. Fleming J. N. Neet A. D. Peterson

Cinderella Club Bridge Dinner Honors Guests

Mrs David Forbes hosted a Bridge Dinner Tuesday for her Cinderella Club and invited guests. Attendees included Mesdames Branner Carter Carter Carr Hoselton Lay Lumsden Neely Moore Nevins Peterson Thurlo and Miss Erma Peterson, plus Mesdames Bailey Calhoun Haning Harvey Johnson Phillips Neet Rudloff Williams and Misses Edith Burkholder Virginia Burwell. Favors went to Miss Peterson and Miss Burkholder with a traveling prize to Mrs Neet. John Mullins is ill at home after a stroke.

David Forbes Cinderella Club Mesdames Ted Brantner Ben Carter Edgar Carter Burton Carr Edgar Hoselton Fred Lay Ernest Lumsden John Neely Robert Moore Joe Nevins Dyle Peterson Gale Thurlo Erma Peterson Herbert Bailey Hardy Calhoun Moses Haning Jay Harvey Donald Johnson Norris Phillips James Neet James Rudloff James Williams Edith Burkholder Virginia Burwell Miss Peterson Miss Burkholder Mrs. Neet

Meeting of the Senior Circle at Methodist Church

The Senior Circle of the Methodist church met at Mrs. Josie McArtor's home for their second monthly gathering. Mrs. Mamie Bartow led worship with My Faith Looks up to Thee, followed by prayers and scripture readings, a closing Lord's Prayer, and a Sweet Hour of Prayer. Sixteen members attended, with poems read by Mrs. Marie Woolf and lessons led by Mrs. Kathryn Calhoun and Mrs. Irah Carr. After benediction, the hostess and guests served cherry pie cookies candies and coffee.

Methodist Church Josie McArtor Mamie Bartow Marie Woolf Kathryn Calhoun Reba Hummel Irah Carr

These Young Drivers in Chicago Fatal Accident Gaps

A Chicago safety bureau report notes that younger drivers in all age groups are involved in fatal accidents at rates seven to three times higher than mature drivers. The finding raises questions about road safety and driver training.

Chicago Safety Bureau

Youth Speed and Fatal Crashes Contrast with Mature Drivers

An article notes 16 to 21 year olds have far higher fatal crash rates while those over 30 improve, peaking again after 48, and older drivers 65 show solid records. It argues youth drive with speed and urges parental restraint and wiser use of family cars to curb reckless behavior.

Browning Dad

Beryl Head Seeks Duncan Clerk and Assessor Office

Leader-Record announces Beryl Head as a candidate for Clerk and Assessor of Duncan township subject to Democratic primary voters. Head currently serves his first term and is praised for efficient service and plans to continue quality work if nominated and elected.

Beryl Head Duncan Township Head

Week of small town notes and family stories

A lively, phonetic diary recounts varied days from Sunday to Saturday detailing sermons, schoolwork, class projects, a newspaper misprint, a bake supper, a dream about money, a pie and nuts, breakfast chatter, a dream about a twenty dollar bill, a car ride, and visits from neighbors showing family humor and local life.

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Carl Nelson Lambert Locust Valley Chwek Michigan Stitch and Chatter Club Commercial Club John Mullins A. m Editur Agen Editur Sed Ant Emmy Grammer Jake Elbert Brekfast Mister Gillem
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