Funeral Service for Thomas W Seale Held in Browning
Thomas William Seale born February 20 1857 in Middlesex County Ontario died January 15 1947 at 88 10 25 in Browning Missouri nephew G T Woodward of Browning and R I White of Dallas survive with a niece P E Cokerham Dallas. services conducted at Browning Methodist Church with pallbearers W E Crooks James P Bolling W F Peters C C Harris and Charley Miller. Interment Jenkins Cemetery by Wade Funeral Co.
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Thomas William Seale
Robert
Maria Cook Seale
Middlesex County
Providence
Ontario
Canada
G. T. Woodward
Browning
Missouri
Linn
Sullivan
Pleasant Grove
Bailey
Jerry Jennings
J. R. Williams
Merril Peterson
W. E. Crooks
Jas. P. Bolling
W. F. Peters
C. C
R. E. Harris
Charley Miller
Jenkins Cemetery
Ae A Gee
Wade Funeral
Card of Thanks to Seale and Friends
We express sincere thanks and gratitude to Seale for kindness and song service. Appreciation to those who furnished floral offerings. Special thanks to Mr. and Mrs. Wade for their kindness. From G. T. Woodward and family.
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Seale
Mrs. Wade
G. T. Woodward
Families Attend T. W. Seale Funeral Services
Mr. and Mrs. Chas Thompson and daughter Nancy Kay of Cameron visit the Seale funeral. Guests include Mr. and Mrs. W R Rhodes and Sandra of Trenton, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Rhodes and friend from Milan, and Mr. and Mrs. H L Fuller of Purdin.
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Chas. Thompson
Nancy Kay
Cameron
W. R. Rhodes
Sandra
Trenton
Harry Rhodes
Milan
H. L. Fuller
Purdin
T. W. Seale
For Sale 300 Egg Super Hatchery Incubator
For sale a nearly new 300 egg capacity super hatcher incubator. Also available 1000 pounds of popcorn. Contact Frank Tucker in Browing Missouri.
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Frank Tucker
Browning, Mo
Joseph Bummer 88 Dies After Fall in Missouri
Joseph Bummer born August 21 1858 near Vienna Austria died after a fall that caused a broken hip. He lived in Linn County and Purdin before moving to Chillicothe then back to the farm. Survived by Josie Keithley Linneus Mrs Mary Brown Kansas City fourteen grandchildren and seventeen years a widow. Funeral Tuesday conducted by Rev Mrs Chas E Christy with Rev Kenneth Kelley singing at Grantsville cemetery.
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Joseph Bummer
Austria
Kirksville
Vienna
Kathrina Hasenbindel
America
Linn County
Purdin
Chillicothe
Bummer
Josie Keithley
Linneus
Mary Brown
Kansas City
Chas. E. Christy
Kenneth Kelley
Brookfield
Grantsville
To Each His Own shines with wartime pathos and debut
The article reviews the London drama To Each His Own about a woman executive who befriends an American flyer in World War II and discovers he is her son born out of wedlock after his father died in World War I. Olivia de Havilland earns Oscar buzz for a standout performance while John Lund delivers a striking screen debut.
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London
Olivia de Haviland
John Lund
Turkey Hens and Gobblers Sold by Mrs Lee Kimbrough
Several bronze turkey hens and gobblers were offered by Mrs Lee Kimbrough in a small poultry sale. The listing notes a selection of birds suitable for breeding or exhibition.
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Lee Kimbrough
Harvey’s Store Announces Closing Sale in Browning
Jay Harvey sells his Browning business and will surrender possession February 10. For 20 days the store offers very low prices with every article marked at a sacrifice to reduce stock. Customers urged to visit soon for bargains.
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Jay Harvey
Browning
Harvey
Birth Announce for Creason's 64 lb Baby Girl
Mr and Mrs Ralph Creason announce the birth of a baby girl born January 16 with attending physician Dr McArtor. The infant reportedly weighed 64 pounds at birth.
Meadville Couple Welcome 8 lb Baby Girl
Mr and Mrs James Smith of Meadville are the parents of an 8 pound baby girl born Monday morning January 20. Dr McArtor was the attending physician.
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James Smith
Meadville
Dr. McArtor
Browning Prepares for Final Home Game Against Novinger
Browning School notes announce a last home game before the tournament against Novinger on Friday night January 24. Novinger girls are champions of the Little 8 Conference. Ralph Page, former Browning coach and superintendent, now coaches the Novinger teams.
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Novinger
Novinger Girls
Ralph Page
Browning
Marceline Freshman Quin Triumphs Over Browning
Marceline freshman quintet edged Browning 16 to 15 at Browning Gym on Tuesday at 2:00 PM. Marceline clinched a close win in a low scoring game featuring Browning.
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Marceline
Browning
Browning Gym
Local Basketball Tournament Promises Three Day Show
The event runs January 30 31 and February 1 with many basketball games and high entertainment value. The lunch room will feed everyone with the finest food obtainable.
Frank Cassity Visits Purdin on Leader Record Renewal
Frank Cassity of near Purdin visited Tuesday on business and renewed for the Leader Record while there.
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Frank Cassity
Near Purdin
Leader
Wesley Dice to Preach at Browning Baptist Church
Rev Wesley Dice will sermon at Browning Baptist Church Sunday January 26 at 11:00 in the morning and 7:30 in the evening. Congregants are invited to attend.
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Wesley Dice
Browning
Shafter 4-H Club Holds First Meeting of New Year
The Shafter 4-H Club met January 15 at the Shafter school house with Miss Betty Tate in charge. Members honored Mrs. Donald Stone and Mrs. Lilburn Gilmer for leadership and planned calf and sheep projects, Clothing II, and Food Preparations. The club voted to buy a hot plate for demonstrations and refreshments. Next meeting set for February 7 with Miss Carroll expected for a movie.
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Shafter
Ira Cox
Donad Stone
Gilmer
Edgar Morris
Stone
Cinderella Club Dessert Bridge Hostess Evening
Mrs J T Nevins hosted the Cinderella Club on Tuesday with Dessert Bridge guests including Mesdames Carter Peterson Wood and others. High Score went to Mrs Carter Traveling to Miss Peterson and Consolation to Mrs Wood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. Nevins
Tommy Bartow
Edgar Carter
Carl Drake
Ray Gooch
Wayne Gooch
Edgar Hoselton
Jerry Jennings
Otto Johnson
Robert Moore
Gale Thurlo
Gerald Wade
Lewis Wood
Erma Peterson
Meril Peterson
James William
Margaret Smith
Carter
Peterson
Wood
Benefit Card Party Staged by Legion Auxiliary
The American Legion Auxiliary hosted a benefit card party at the Legion Home last Friday evening. Refreshments included cake with frozen strawberries and whipped cream and coffee. Prizes were awarded to Mrs. Helen Carter, Mrs. Martha Gooch, Jerry Jennings and Raymond Alspech in Auction Bridge. Mrs. Thelma Molloy and William Ware in Pincle. and Mrs. Beverly Moore and Dayton Street in Pitch.
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Ladies of the American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Home
Helen Carter
Martha Gooch
Jerry Jennings
Raymond Alspech
Auction Bridge
Thelma Molloy
William Ware
Pincele
Beverly Moore
Dayton
McCollum Family Dinner Honored Guests From Quincy Ill
Mr and Mrs John O McCollum of near New Boston hosted a Sunday dinner January 19 honoring Mr and Mrs C W McCollum and their visitors from Quincy Illinois. Attendees included Nona Sue Nancy and Robert and numerous McCollums from Bucklin and New Boston. The gathering featured photos and visits with all enjoying the festive occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John O. McCollum
New Boston
C. W. McCollum
Quincy
Ilinois
Nona Sue
Nancy
Robert
Earl N. Mc Slater
Roscoe Banker
Carlota
Beverly
In Loving Memory of Gaylord Aged Six Years Ago
In loving memory of our dear son Gaylord who passed away January 28 1941. Stars go out yet their silvery light shines on. Roses’ perfume lingers after blossoms fade. Hearts full of light and sweetness endure beyond life. Love and memory remain with the living from a grieving mother.
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Gaylord
Agricultural notice on baled hay and stock feed
A L Knifong of Browning RFD 2 offers baled Alsike and red clover at 80 cents per bale in barn and loose timothy in stock.
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A. L. Knifong
Browning
Friendly Neighbor Extension Club Meets at Luncheon
Mrs. James Cokerham hosted the Friendly Neighbor Extension Club luncheon on Wednesday January 15. Seven members and one visitor attended. plans included a $5 donation to the March of Dimes and a prize for the member with most meetings in 1947. The next gathering is set for January 29 with Mrs. Willie Cokerham.
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Friendly Neighbor Extension Club
James Cokerham
Herbert Coram
Char Maxwell
June Carroll
Elonza Schreckhise
Willie Cokerham
Chub
Society of Christian Service Met With Mrs. John Hooker
The Society of Christian Service met January 16 with good attendance and readings from the Bible. Members listed include Mrs. Ivah Fleming, Mrs. Thurlo, and Mrs. Nellie Seaman, with reports and lessons led by Mrs. Carr and others. Seventeen members attended and shared a meal after the program.
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Christian Service
Mary Hooker
Ivah Fleming
Thurlo
Nellie Seaman
Carr
Tepsrt
Je Williams
Josie Jones
Wwe
Mamie Barse
Lelia Nickell
Mabel Keithley
Iva Dar
Nelle Williams
Hinda Rush
Harriett Mullins
Iva Drake
Bertha Haning
Josie McArtor
Lorene
Foss Ser, Darr, Slack
Memie Bartow
Mayek
Sunday Dinner Guests Attending at Stufflebean Home
Sunday guests of Mrs. Ella Stufflebean and her father Mr. Neff included Wayne Stufflebean of near Rothville Richard Hatch and two children of Detroit Asa Badger and two children and Leon Vincent and two children.
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Ella Stufflebean
Neff
Wayne Stufflebean
Rothville
Richard Hatch
Detroit
Asa Badger
Leon Vincent
Tragic Sudden Death After Grocery Stop
Tuesday afternoon E L Jones of Purdin collapsed after leaving Stamper Produce while on the way home. A helper aided him before he fell again and died en route. Mr. Jones was a resident of Purdin and died in town.
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E. L. Jones
Purdin
Stamper
Mr. Jones
Sunshine Workers Club Meeting Report
Mrs Earl Nickell hosts The Sunshine Workers Club at Reva on January 15 an all day meeting. Members present include Serene Lora Hazel Ila Ethel Ila. Visitors Alta Ruby Louise Gladys Rosalie Hazel June. Card games during afternoon. Reba spoke on improvements. Next meeting with Theo January 28 new member Hazel M.
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Earl Nickell
Sunshine Workers Club
Reva
Serene
Lora
Hazel J
Ila B
Ethel
Ila C
Alta B
Ruby
Louise
Gladys
Rosalie
Hazel M
Asa
Jimmie
Leon
Reba
Theo
C. R
Reverend J E Rudloff Dies Suddenly January Twenty Second
Rev J E Rudloff a retired Methodist minister and lawyer died unexpectedly on January 22 after a period of ill health. He served the Brown ing area church circuit and helped establish the Farmers Cash Store with family involvement. Survived by wife a son Jimmie and daughter Mrs Kathryn Stroemer plus two others. Funeral arrangements not yet set.
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J. E. Rudloff
M. E. South
Rudloff
Jimmie
Kathryn, Stroemer
Keytesville
John
Sue Ru
Pres
Browning Hosts 4-H Membership Meeting Attendees
Forty five 4-Hers parents and visitors gathered at Browning High School Gym Friday night January 17. Verne Head and Marilee Schrock spoke for their clubs. Hillis Moffett explained the meeting purpose and literature kits were distributed to club presidents. A film National Farm Oddities was shown followed by games. Next meeting will be in Laclede January 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Browning
National Farm Oddities
June Carroll
Rosalie Schrozk
Glen Warren
Walter Head
Laclede
Rev Hobbs Hospitalized After January Operation
A letter from Mrs. O B Hobbs reports Rev O B Hobbs underwent surgery Monday January 20 at 8 am at Callaway Hospital Fulton. He is said to be recovering well. The Hobbs family recently moved from Knox County to Mokanse.
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O. B. Hobbs
Purden Café Changes Hands Opened Monday Morning
Mr and Mrs Leohard Richard son purchased the Cas sity Café in Purdin and opened for business Monday morning. Former owners Mr and Mrs Carl Cas sity now run the Telephone Office in Purdin and he serves as night operator.
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Leohard Richardson
Cassity Cafe
Purdin
Carl Cassity
Jones Taxi Ready for Hire With Two Cars and Drivers
Jones Taxi announces readiness to operate with two cars and drivers available. Phone line 170 connects customers to dispatch.
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Jones
Veterans Administration Offers G I Iis War II Schooling
The Veterans Administration offers WWII education for G I s in the community. Ovid Atkins, post commander, asks interested veterans to contact to place names for a Browning class.
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Veterans Administration
G. I
G. I's
Ovid Atkins
Browning
Farm For Rent Near Browning With Water And Electricity
Farm for rent comprising 160 acres located four miles southeast of Browning. Well watered with electricity available. Contact S. C. Lantz at 1136 25th Street, Moline, Illinois.
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Browning
S. C. Lantz
25Th St
Moline
Thoughts For Meditation Series Available by Clipping
The author states the Thoughts for Meditation series printed in this paper are intended only for clipping from the paper and cannot be obtained as a book. The inquiry questions the News Service Wade Paper Hone edition and is addressed by the author.
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Wade Paner
Hone
Joe's Radio Shop Brookfield Ad Listing
Joe's Radio Shop located at 332 E Helm St Brookfield Mo offers radio repair and parts with phone contact 1112 for inquiries and services.
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Joe's Radio Shop
Porter Sayre Family Visited Milan Saturday Afternoon
Mr and Mrs Porter Sayre and their children were Milan visitors Saturday afternoon.
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Porter Sayre
Milan
Browning Leader Record Honor Roll Appears
Long list of names filed as honor roll recognition in Browning including Langdon Bennett Brantner Gann Knuck Gray Christy Hisel Salisbury Lasswell Artz Feloner Jeys Browning Drug Co. and many others with Mrs or Mr titles and multiple renewals noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior. Langdon
Leon Bennett
Ida Brantner
Gale Bartow
Coral Gann
EK J. Knuck
DeWayne Gray
Harold C88
Bobbie Dean Christy
M. G. Hisel
E . Shreckhise
D. J. Salisbury
C. R. Grimes
Harry Anderson
Ruth Kille
Leland Garrett
Walter R. Mertens
C. R. Lasswell
Walter Artz
D. A. Feloner
Warren Jeys
Jennie Epperson
Allien Sill
Noel Bennet
Bernard Browning
Ellas
Vane Thurlo
Roy C. Miller
Browning Drug Co
Rosalie Schroek
Vincent Steele
A. P. Morris
Erman Brantner
Otis Lawrence
Noel Tully
J. W. Garrett
Alice Cut Laven Dieiks
Han Coed Whoa
Graee
Lessie McLellena
Maxine Powell
H. G. Christy
Dora Atkins
Olva Elliott
Roxie Lrum
Minnie Bivens
P. E. Cokerham
Chas. M. Smith
Lyle Stone
Etta Bailey
Ellis Jennings
Myr Dodson
Jas. A. Lay
H. M. Patterson
Olive Garrett
Earl McQuown
Fred Smith
Marie Head
Motor Vehicle Information Request Directed to Missouri Unit
Secretary of State urges firms and individuals seeking motor vehicle licenses titles or reserve numbers to contact the Motor Vehicle Unit of the State Department of Revenue in Jefferson City. Direct inquiries to Hinkle Statler, supervisor of the Motor Vehicle Unit, to speed up service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bell
State Department of Revenue
Jefferson City
Hinkle Statler
Division of Collection
Department of Revenue
Dates To Remember For Agricultural Meetings
January 24 a general livestock meeting led by Ed Matteson University of Missouri will discuss feeding and management of livestock herds and flocks. February 28 to 22 annual soils and crops conference chaired by Harold Thorne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Matteson
Sion Animal Husbandryversity of
Missouri
Soils and Crops
Harold Thorne
VA Offices to Close Saturdays in Missouri’s Eastern District
The VA sub regional office in Moberly will close all day Saturdays starting February 8 to meet 40 hour week rules. Rich S Maness, manager, says this first all day closure affects 14 eastern Missouri offices serving 62 counties. Veterans and staff will see posted hours guiding 8:15 a.m. to 5 p.m. weekdays.
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Veterans Administration
Moberly
Rich— S. Maness
The
Missouri
Also Mentioned on This Page
K. G. Kelley
Electric Theatre
Ralph Creason
J. T.mevins
Mrs
Neff Radio Service
Main St
Veterans—Farmers—School
Wilson Bell
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