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Browning Leader Record

Location

Browning, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jan 27, 1938

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Former Business Man Drummond Gooch Dies at 72

Drummond Burgess Gooch born April 28 1865 died January 21 1938 age 72 years 8 months and 23 days He married Lena Jones in 1888 and had three children Clara V Whaley C W Gooch and Mary Lee Gooch who died in 1915 Survived by wife daughter son two grandchildren Drummond Whaley of Chicago and Patricia Gooch of Browning A brother C E Gooch and sister Mrs May Hawkins Funeral at Church of Christ Browning January 23 conducted by Rev O B Hobbs with quartet singing Interment Jenkins cemetery Brownings local call notices follow

Drummond Burgess Gooch William Nettie Gooch Linn County Lena Jones Browning Missouri Clara V. Whaley C. W. Gooch Mary Lee Gooch Church of Christ Purdin C. E. Gooch Drummond Whaley Chicago Patricia Gooch May Hawkins Church of Christ In O. B. Hobbs W. M. Owen R. M. Calhoun Lorene Whaley Guy Adams Jenkins Cemetery

Card of Thanks For kind acts during our bereavement

We express sincere thanks to friends for acts of kindness during our recent bereavement. Signed by Mrs Lena Gooch, Mrs C L Whaley and family, Mr and Mrs C W Gooch and families.

Lena Gooch C. L. Whaley C. W. Gooch

Hummel-Wesley Class Meets For January Gathering

Mrs Grace Middleton hosted the Hummel-Wesley class Thursday afternoon January 20 with Mesdames Owen Carr Rhodes Hummel Schrock Johnson Haning Crawford Seaman joining. Visitors Rev Corbin Linneus and Rev Owen spoke and led worship while refreshments were served. Next meeting will be with Mrs Lou Carter February 3.

Grace Middleton Hummel-Wesley Mesdames Owen Carr Rhodes Hummel Schrock Johnson Haning Crawford Seaman Middleton Rev Corbin Linneus Owen Lou Carter

Stitch and Chatter Club Meeting at Alma Brown Ing Hostess

Alma Brown ing hosted the Stitch and Chatter Club on January 20. The gathering drew seven absentees due to dark weather, but members arrived with dishes to share. Embroidery work continued with two quilts in progress, including a Sunbonnet Baby quilt for Peggy. Leah Lambert and Clara Hanman provided entertainment with a flower contest and an engaging activity.

Alma Browning Peggy Leah Lambert Clara Hanman Ethel Doris Fern and Mildred Peavler Anna Belle West Kitty Longwell Grandma Longwell Mabel Lambert Maple Moore Orem Cordray Ben Almond Kermit Lambert Fred Bailey Joe Head Floyd Swisegood Alvard Almond Leo Peavler Frank Head John Tucker Oral Riddle Edd Larbert Eugene West Deam ‘Bauer Junior Tucker Helen Ann West Norma Lee Almond Lanelle Cordray Elsie Almord Alpha Cordray Frances Riddle Cora Brantner Helen Swisegood Versie Bailey Doris Cordray Ethel Almond Lavena Riddle Madaline Tucker Ioa Peavler Ida Head Lela Peavler Ethel Swisegool Verna Peavler Ritta Head Mildred Brant

Willing Workers Club Meeting Notes January 12

The Willing Workers met with Mrs Gladys Beehner on January 12 for an all day quilting session with eighteen members five visitors and three children present. Contests were won by Blanche Neet Alene Wilkerson and Bertha Lewis. The next meeting will be with Mrs John Frazier on January 26.

Gladys Beehner Blanche Neet Alene Wilkerson Bertha Lewis Eunice Ross Clara Shaffer Erma McMichiel Pearl Williams Eva Sharp Soveta Milner Kathryn Verla Alta Ewood Doris Callihen Virgie Clawson Linda Todd Ira Ruth Morrow Hele Hazel Ida Allen Pearl Humphreys Retta Keithley Hazel Keithley Charles Phyllis Callihan Vera Ann Lewis John Frazier Club

Route M Proposal in Linn County Public Inquiry

State Highway Department outlines preliminary location for Supplementary Route M from U S 36 Brookfield north to Linn County line. Details describe numerous streets and landmarks and invite protests to Mr H M Brush Division Engineer Macon Missouri by February 7 1938 to gain hearing before final Commission approval.

State Highway Department Linn County Brookfield Route C Sullivan County State Highway Commission Main Street Helm Street Brookfield Avenue Maple Street Prookfield Township Burch Linn Center C. Fk. Shouse H. M. Brush Macon Missouri

The Plavishman Beats Electric Theatre in Western Tale

Cecil B DeMile presents Calamity Jane with Jean Arthur and Gary Cooper in a Western romance based on frontier legends. The film follows Calamity Jane a tough frontier figure and her relationship with Wild Bill Hickok as portrayed in The Jainsman. Sunday nights at Electric Theatre Ne't Sr ur'a and Sun day nights.

Ca'amity Jane Jean Arthur Wild Bill Hickok Gary Cooper America Plaisman Electric Theatre Ne‘t Sr

Taxpayers Notice for North Salem January 29 1938

Notice to taxpayers that I will be at North Salem on Saturday January 29 1938 for those who wish to pay their taxes. L. T. Finney, Collector.

North Salem Sat L. T. Finney

Jury Draw For February Term of the Circuit Court

The document lists petit jurors for the February term to be held in Brookfield with names by district such as Brookfield W O McKinney and W F E Lynch and others including Jefferson J A Noble and Roy Callaway. Alternates are named by district with Baker Carl Thirle and Talmadge Coffman among them and various towns like Grant, Marceline, and North Salem represented.

Brookfield Paker W. O. McKinney W. FE. Lynch Penton J. R. Wiliams C. &. Bagley Bookfield F.O. Kelley Ralph Carr Facklin Fred Crippn Roy Hanson Clay Roy Prather Orville Swain Enterprise Orvile Cokeram Greatsville Frank Murrain Jackson Pitt Baker Carl Thirle Talmadge Coffman Benton J. J. Garrett Marx Geoch Don Carey Norbert Kirk Pucklin J. J. Hegan Sasa

Referendum on Dog Law Circulating in Sullivan County

Petitions seeking to submit the new Dog Law to voters at the next general election are being circulated in Sullivan County. The drive follows a recent county meeting and aims to place the issue on the ballot.

Sullivan County

Sheep Owners Push County Vote on New Dog Law

In Sullivan County sheep owners press adoption of the 1937 State Dog Law through a county referendum. A Jackson Township man, Carl Alticer, lost 17 sheep in June 1936 to a dog raid, signaling widespread losses. Proposals call for annual licenses funding reimbursements to afflicted owners and protection for valuable dogs.

Sullivan County Carl Alticer Jackson Township

Willing Workers Club Meets With Mrs Vincent

Mrs L J Vincent hosted the Willing Workers Club on January 19 as fifteen members answered roll with Bible verses and four visitors attended. Mrs Forrest Gooch gave a report. The next meeting will be with Mrs L W Vincent on February 3.

L. J. Vincent Willing Workers Club Forrest Gooch L. W. Vincent

Sunshine Workers Club meets with ten members and fifteen visitors

Sunshine Workers Club held an all day meeting January 20 1938 with ten members and fifteen visitors. Quilting an orchid print fan quilt dominated the session. Birthdays honored at noon were Mrs Faye Bailey and Mrs Theresa Pepper.

Herbert Pepper Sunshine Workers Club Faye Bailey Theresa Pepper Alberta Campbell Theresa Henry Krusesaw Grewne Mabel Connie Mellie Braden Dorothy Pearl Alberta Minnie Henry Kruse Otto Pepper Ellwoood Thudium Herman Cleeton Rex Cletus Bauer Leonard Donald Bobby Jean Russell Smith Donna Spencer Gary Thudium Little Herbert Pepper Faye Breden Mable

Young Couple Married at Milan January 15

John A. Browning and Miss Frances Bundridge wed after securing a Milan marriage license on January 15. The bride is from near Cora and the groom from Milan. families hosted a charivari and neighbors shared a community gathering with meals, contests, and work.

Coople Milan John A. Browning Frances Bundridge E. S. McNealy John A Chester Browning Browning France Earnest Bundridge Cora

Noel Myers Secures Bookkeeper Post in Avenal

Noel Myers, son of J Julia Myers and Noel Myers, requests a change of address to Avenal California as he takes a bookkeeper job with the Antelope Mud Company makers of ground rotary cay. He previously worked in Browning and Los Angeles, attending school, and now enjoys a good salary and furnished apartment with utilities.

Noel Myers Julia Myers Noel Los Angeles Calif Avenal Antelope Mud Co Ground Rotary Cay Myers Browning

Sunday Dinner Guests List Includes Carter Family

Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Carter hosted Sunday dinner guests Mrs. H. F. Carter and Mr. and Mrs. John Myers of Linneus, Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Fleming of near Chula, and Mr. and Mrs. John Carter with children.

Edgar Carter H. F. Carter John Myers Linneus C. B. Fleming Near Chula John Carter

Carpenter family settles near son in Oakland California

The Carpenters report arrival in California after leaving Browning. They found relatives well, rented a small apartment next to their son Homer and wife, visit Edna and Ruth weekly, and note frequent rain and cold weather unlike the anticipated sunny climate.

Howe St Oakland Calif Browning California O. K Homer Edna Ruth L. O Mrs. Carpenter

Birthday Dinner Honors Eugene Thurlo

Mrs Hinda Rush hosted a birthday dinner last Wednesday for Eugene Thurlo. Guests included Dr. and Mrs M L Haning, Mr and Mrs R A Thurlo, Mrs Melia Thurlo, Mrs Maggie Keithley, and Eugene Thurlo.

Eugene Thurlo Hinda Rush M. L. Haning R. A. Thurlo Melia Thurlo Maggie Keithley Eugene

North Salem Quilting Club Meets at Ethel Lambert Home

North Salem quilting club gathers at Ethel Lambert's house on Thursday January 29 1938. Members view a quilt in the frame and discuss embroidery work with Lambert guiding the session.

North Salem Quilting Club Ethel Lambert

Diary of Slats and family week in 1938 hometown

A fragmented diary recounts religious Sunday, name mixups, a restaurant visit with a snack menu, engagement confusion, editor notes on a news item, school fatigue, Napoleonic quips, and new neighbors with a nursery crib story. It shows light family humor and small-town events through the week.

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Leah Scott Browning Frank Maggart Clair Shipp Berniece Alma Shipp Belle Riley Sylvia Sargent Stitch and Chatter Club Will Beat Electric Theatre Cecil B. DeMile Taxprye's Benny Robert Saller C. V. Stolplugh Ine Bummer Grantsville J. T. Laizere Lee Kimbough W. H. Pridemore Jefferson John Peer Geeree Stllabower Locust Creek Charles Grefton Ray Cloud Marceline Geo. Ross Pamond Bealmear Nolan Arnold Parson Creek Edward Leppin Walter Martens Yellow Creek A. W. Kereley Clu Sunshine Workers C'w Bride The Carpenters S.S Josef Joe Joe Medwick Joe DiMaggio Emmy Napoleon Nabers Son Ant Emmy
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