Local Obituary Of Paul D Rauer Aged 20
Paul Derwood Rauer born February 22 1905 near New Boston Missouri died January 5 1926 at his home near St Catherine aged 20 years 10 months 13 days Survived by his parents Mr and Mrs Carl Rauer two sisters Lucile and Alberta and many relatives Funeral services held January 10 at St Catherine Methodist Church conducted by Rev Frank Tinney Interment Rose Hill Cemetery Also a birthday gathering described for Aunt Nancy with family guests then a note of a guest event
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Paul Derwood Rauer
New Boston
Macon County
St Catherine
Methodist Episcopal Church of
St. Catherine
Carl Rauer
Lucile
Alberta Rauer
St. Catherine Methodist Church
Frank Tinney
Mendon
Rose Hill
Paul Porter
Obituary for Charles Earnest Phillips of Portland Oregon
Charles Earnest Phillips born December 17 1870 near Browning Missouri died January 15 1926 in Portland Oregon aged 56 years 29 days He left three brothers J Walter Edward W Robert Lee Floy Gooch and Daisie Phillips Tribble plus many relatives He never joined a church but aspired to Methodism and belonged to the Odd Fellows since 1900 His death followed long illness with ayocarditis and related conditions Surviving sisters and brothers and his memory are honored in verse Peaceful be thy silent slumbers and Heaven’s guardianship
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Charles Earnest Phillips
Leonidas B
Elizabeth Jane Phillips
Old Home Place
Browning
Portland
Oregon
J. Walter
California
Edward W
Browning, Mo
Robert Lee
Floy Gooch
Daisie Phillips Tribble
Ray
Peter F
Daisie
Washington
Methodist Episcopal Church South
Odd Fellow Lodge
Browning Band to Stage Minstrel and Vaudeville Show
Dated events announce a two night benefit show by the Browning Band for funds to buy music and hire a band. A Farm Club meeting is planned to organize summer concerts with Browning, Thurlo as president and Belling as secretary. Families were invited to celebrate Uncle Charley White’s 82nd birthday, but cold weather kept many away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boggar
Browning
Lewi Pusic
Thea
Af Iimre
Sentralizer Farm Club
Spirit of Good Fellowship
J. M. Thurlo
James.p. Belling
Charley White
J. W. Harris
C. C. Williams
Dave Bailey
Linneus
Herbert Hamilton
Near Old Enterprise
J. Elmer White
Green City
White
Williams
Harris
Bev Gooch
Charley Williams
Pastor Preaches at Morris Chapel as Brother Faces Surgery
Pastor James L. Bate filled the Morris Chapel service on Sunday with Prof. Ray Tomlin of Payn College in Augusta Georgia delivering the morning sermon. Tomlin flew from Barnes Hospital in St Louis where his youngest brother Glenn suffers spinal tuberculosis and will be operated on this week before months of casting and recovery. Elizabeth Fields, returned from Chillicothe Hospital, is very poorly at her Browning home.
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Morris Chapel
Ray Tomlin
Payn College
Augusta
Georgia
Barnes Hospital
St. Louis
Glenn
Elizabeth Fields
Chillicothe
Browning
James L. Bate
Births Deaths and Family of Miss Nancy Jane Pickerell
Miss Nancy Jane Pickerell born July 31 1863 Sullivan County Missouri married Samuel R Baker September 7 1883. They had six children Lassie Ross Flossie Raymond Vida Glen one infant son died. She joined the Baptist church early and died January 16 1926 aged 62 years 5 months 15 days. Survived by husband five living children one infant, one step son John Baker four grandchildren three brothers and three sisters. Funeral by Wm G Coram.
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Nancy Jane Pickerell
Wm. Pickerell
Sullivan County
Samuel R. Baker
Lassie
Ross
Flossie
Raymond
Vida
Glen
Baker
Baptist Church
John Baker
Wm. G. Coram
The Little Clodhopper Junior Play at Elect Theatre
The Elect Theatre presents The Little Clodhopper a juvenile stage performance next Monday night with student cast and family audience invited to attend.
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Clodhopper
Elect
Snow shoveling duties ignored by many residents
After a heavy snow many residents ignore the city ordinance requiring sidewalk clearing. The Street Commissioner is reportedly absent or ineffective, crossings remain uncleared, and some neighbors only clear portions of their sidewalks while the railroad adheres to the law.
Diary Fragments Chronicle Daily School Life and Family News
A Hudson Valley diary fragments describe student daily routines from Monday to Friday, notes on a new neighbor, walks after snow, and a party with ice cream. It records a 78th birthday celebration for Mrs. R. Alspach in Brookfield with family present and a closing editor’s reminder about outstanding payments.
Local reader vows lifelong support for Old Leader Record
Laclede Missouri reader A W Taylor writes from January 20 1926 promising to continue taking the Old Leader Record for life and noting his wife would keep the ad paper if he dies, as the newspaper arrives Friday mornings around ten.
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Laclede
Joe
Tam
Leader
Appreciative Reader Donation to Record for 1925 26
Genoa Colorado January 20 1926 Mr Joe Nickell Dear Sirs encloses a $3.00 check for the Record for 1925 and to continue through 1926. He notes cold weather and heavy snow helping wheat prospects and wishes a prosperous new year.
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Genoa
Colo
Joe Nickell
Colorado
Mulhall
Ohis
Browning
G. L. Warren
Name Change and Address Update for Local Paper
Mrs Hester Lockard formerly Hester Moore writes from Dear Si about continuing her home paper. She encloses a three dollar fund to cover payments through 1926 and requests the subscription be sent to Mrs Hester Lockard.
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Scott City
Kans
Joe Nickell
Browning
Hester Lockard
Hester Moore
Letters to the editor and subscribers dated 1925 1926
A collection of short notes from readers and subscribers including requests for back issues and subscription extensions. Positively the Browning Leader-Record and Yakima Leader-Record are mentioned along with payments and mailing questions.
Travel misadventures and a Chillicothe wedding headline
A misty reminiscence describes a snowy ride from Winigan to Fort Salem with stalled trucks and torn chains. The record then reports Theodre Dodson and Genevieve Head marrying in Chillicothe with Probate Judge S D Rohrer performing the ceremony. Obituary notes and local notices follow, including property listings and a Walter Artz Willis wedding nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Dodson
Genivieve
Chillicothe
Genevieve Head
S. D. Rohrer
J. J. Dodson
Record
Also Mentioned on This Page
Grim Reaper
Paul Rauer
Charley Phillips
Nancy Pickerell
Nancy
Keith
Kenneth
Kell
Allen
Ley Kelle
Man Hervis
C. W. White
Joe Martin
Roger
Harold Lloyd
Peterson Bros
E. F. Peterson
Ben
Emmy
Jane
Wensday
Jake
Ennybuddy
F. J. Alspach
Brookfield
R. Alspach
Alspach
Meta
Cleta Alspach
Albert Taylor
A. W. Taylor
Winigan, Mo
Yakima, Wash
Browning Leader-Record
Leader-Record
Lillie Porter
3Rd St
Winigan
Pethel
Mt. Hope
Fort Salem
Calhoun & Thornton
JW. Calles
J. W. Head
Megian
Wes
Kansas City
Tinneus Jand
North Salem
Walter Artz
Miss Willis
Fred Walter Arts
Etta Willis
Lathrope
C. H. Newman
Ilinois
Tom Mock
A G. Artz
South of Reger
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