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Browning Leader Record

Location

Browning, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jan 29, 1942

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Cassity R. W. dies in Purdin at 73

Robert W. Cassity born December 19 1868 near Purdin Missouri died January 25 1942 at his home in Purdin aged 73 years 1 month 6 days. He married Ora Karr May 12 1891 and had three sons Cecil W P Carl T and lived with his wife for over fifty years. Funeral held January 27 at the family home conducted by Rev E M Hines with burial in Purdin Cemetery.

Robert W. Cassity William and Louise Cassity Purdin Missouri Ora Karr Cecil Kansas City W. P Milan Carl T Cassity James A. Cassity Mexico Mattie Garrett Browning Effie Pulliam Alfa Cassity Elva Pearson Sarah Stone Adell McIntyre Linneus Methodist Church E. M. Hines Purdin Cemetery

Mrs Josephine Bailey Dies In Independence Home

Mrs. Josephine Bailey aged 65 formerly of near Purdin Missouri died January 21 at her daughter Mrs D M Wescott 923 North Main Independence Missouri She had lived with her daughter for eight months She leaves four daughters two sons and ten grandchildren Funeral services were held at Laclede Missouri on Friday January 24 with interment in Laclede cemetery

Josephine Bailey Purdin Missouri D. M. Wescott North Main Street Independence Bailey Pearl Barnaby Kansas City Anna Jenkins Marceline Elizabeth Zimmerman Ethel Nichols Kansas

I Am The School The Nation's Priority Address

A bold statement from Lyons in Band News asserts the school as the nation’s central institution and priority. It portrays defense, government, and citizens as interconnected participants, urging unity against traitors and saboteurs to protect America’s future.

Lyons Band News

Barnacle Bill at Electric Theatre This Weekend

Wallace Beery stars as a waterfront bum with a heart of gold. Virginia Weider plays his daughter who arrives to live with him aboard tuna boats near San Pedro. Marjorie Main and Leo Carrillo co star in a vivid sea town drama with storm sequences and skilled tuna fisher shots.

Wallace Beery Virginia Weider San Pedro Wally Marjorie Main Leo Carrillo

For Sale Hedge Posts and Corner Post in Browning Mo

Private sale listing by F. T. Minor of Browning Missouri offering 400 hedge posts in good condition and a hedge corner post. Local sale details not provided.

F. T. Minor Browning, Missouri

Red Cross Donation Presented by Mr Hess at Shafter Visit

Mr Hess president of the Shafter Fair Association presented the local Red Cross committee with a $20.00 check during a Browning visit to Shafter. Other Red Cross members named include Lloyd E Bowyer Herb Johnson and Spencer Bowyer.

George Hess Near Shafter Browning Hes Shefter

Cinderella Club Bridge Dinner Hosts Noted Gathered Ladies

Cinderella Club with Mrs A G Thurlo hosted a bridge dinner on Monday evening. Members present included Mesdames Alpha Brantner Helen Carter Opal Carter Edna Forbes Marilyn Gooch Frances Hoselton Velma Jennings Beverly Moore Ira Nevins and Miss Edith Burkholder Erma Peterson. Other guests were Mesdames Letha Bailey Alma Bartow Artie Calhoun and Lila Williams. Favors for high score went to Mrs Helen Carter and Mrs Forbes with traveling prize to Mrs Williams.

Cinderella Club A. G. Thurlo Mesdames Alpha Brantner Helen Carter Opal Carter Edna Forbes Mariyn Gooch Frances Hoselton Velma Jennings Beverly Moore Ira Nevins Edith Burkholder Erma Peterson Mesdames Letha Bailey Almeda Bartow Artie Calhoun Lila Williams Mrs. Forbes Williams

Highway Patrol Adds 59 Black Marked Patrol Cars

The Highway Patrol placed 59 new cars into service this week. The vehicles are black with STATE PATROL in white lettering across the windshield, sides, and rear. The change marks a policy shift. M. Stanley Ginn, Supt.

Highway Patrol State Patrol

Linn County Farm Bureau Joins Missouri and National Federations

The Linn County Farm Bureau votes to fully pay dues to the State and National Federations to gain member refunds from Accredited Commission firms and access to The Nation's Agriculture. Board members include Elmo Schrock as President and Thomas H. Wade as Treasurer, with several officers and community chairs listed.

Linn County American Federation Linn County Farm Bureau Missouri Farm Bureau Linn County Board Schrock Farm Bureau Accredited Commission Farm Bureau Extension Service Wool Growers Association Lime Improvement Association Missouri America’s Elmo Schrock A. D. Leavell O. A. Thudhum Thomas H. Wade Harold Thorne Leslie Baugher C. A. Black R. L. Balcom Walter Sensintaffar Quinn Guyer Noel Lay Oral Buckner

Sullivan County Civilian Defense Registration Day

Sullivan County holds Civilian Defense registration on February 6 1942 for volunteers ages 36 and over. County teachers and school board members attended as guidance was given by Dr A W Herington and Mrs Edna Fields on proper enrollment in Sullivan County only.

Sullivan A. W. Herington Sullivan County Volunteers Defense Council Defence Council Edna Fields Sullivan County Sullivan County Defense Council Peari Harbor

Dinner Guests Share Wyoming Elk Dinner

Mrs. Alda Brookshier and Joel hosted a Sunday dinner with guests Mr. and Mrs. Ray McKinstray of Jasper Wyoming Mrs. Alda McKinstray Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bertschman and Judy of Milan Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Powell of Linnucs Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Cokerham and daughters of Laredo. The elk meat came from Wyoming carried by the McKinstrays.

Alda Brookshier Joel Ray McKinstray Jasper Wyo Alda McKinstray Fred Bertschman Judy Milan Aaron Powell Linnucs Floyd Cokerham Daughters Laredo Wyoming McKinstray

Groundhog Day Weather Fun in Browning

Residents ponder how Groundhog Day forecasts began and whether the groundhog will see a shadow on February 2. The piece mocks weather prognostications and recalls older methods like goosebone divination, noting the joke status of the tradition.

School of Thought Browning

Farewell Party for Mr and Mrs Dowdy Held by Club

General Purpose Club members and families held a farewell surprise at Everett and Wilma Dowdy’s home on January 27 as the couple leaves the farm for defense work. Attendees included P A Brassfield Roscoe Powell the Hoseltons Keith Thurlo Hess Lantz Powell and other neighbors and relatives.

General Purpose Club Everett Dowdy Everett Wilma P. A. Brassfield Jake Atkins Roscoe Powell Nellie Betty Clinton Edgar Hoselton Earl Keith Gale Thurlo Henry Arthur Merv Hess Billy Lee Rosalee Maurice Lantz Ronald Julia Ann Jay Powell Linda

For Sale Red Clover Seed Home Grown

Advertises red clover seed for sale grown at home. Mentions Bailey Maytag Company as part of the listing.

Red Clover Seed Bailey Maytag Company

Calhouns Host Bridge Dinner With Bide-A-Wee Guests

January 23 bridge gathering hosted by Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Calhoun includes Edgar Carter W F Peters Erma Peterson and Bide-A-Wee Club members. High score favors awarded to Miss Peterson and Mr Peters traveling prize to Mr Fleming.

J. H. Calhoun Edgar Carter W. F. Peters Erma Peterson H. C. Bailey J. P. Bolling C. B. Fleming C. W. Gooch W.D. Grice

Browning Methodist Circuit Plans and Sunday Services

The Browning MethodistCircuit invites members to submit their outreach lists for Christ and the church. Services are announced for Sunday with reminders to attend the 11:00 service and to join Thursday Bible study at the Bartows’ home. The study covers Christ's death parallels, Passover, and the Sabbath shift to Sunday. lesson focus is John 20.

Browning S. J. Bartow Christ H. R. Tate

Comfort Program in Progress for Linn County Reaches Milestone

Comforter tops arrived from St Joseph sewing rooms this week aiding the Linn County Mattress and Comfort Program. No more cotton this year 1942 limits supplies. Recipients of mattresses qualify for one comforter each and plans for program management will be announced. Checks are prepared for applicants who did not receive mattresses.

St. Joseph Linn County

February Tire Quotas Reduced in Missouri

Missouri is allotted 2244 passenger tires and 4400 truck tires for February, down about 35 percent from January, as rubber shortages loom. February passenger car tubes drop to 1878, while truck tubes rise to 7554 from January levels.

Missouri James A. Potter

Farrel Dunlap Warns of Tire Ban and War Sacrifices

Bartlesville diarist Farrell L. Dunlap reflects on December 10 1941 tire sale stoppage and rationing for essential uses. He urges civilian sacrifice support for national defense and unity with leaders while noting looming material shortages and allied needs.

Stone Returns Home From Grim-Smith Hospital

O. S. Stone, formerly a patient at Grim-Smith hospital in Kirksville, was brought home on Thursday and is progressing as well as can be expected.

Ant Emmy S. S O. S. Stone Grim-Smith Kirksville

Treasury notes aid for National Defense taxes dated 1942 43

The Treasury Department offers two series of notes dated August 1 1942 maturing August 1 1943 to help taxpayers meet higher Defense taxes. New series added each January for year round purchase. Notes redeemable at par with accrued interest if kept or cash value equal to purchase price if redeemed. Details available at banks Federal Reserve or Treasury.

National Defense Program Treasury Department Treasury Federal Reserve Banks Washington, D. C

YMCA Boys Lose 19-17 In Season Opener To Shelby

The local YMCA boys basketball game ended 19-17 in favor of Shelby. The contest was described as good with solid play from both sides for the season's first game. The YMCA is the Young Men's Christian Club promoting sportsmanship and weekly community recreation.

Shelby Y.M.C.C

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R. W. Cassity Electric Theatre Red Cross M. Stanley Ginn Mrs. E. Dowdy Bide-A-Wee Club Timothy Day B. Arnold Farrel Dunlap Farrell L. Dunlap Cherokee Place Bartlesville Examiner Enterprise Bartlesville, Okla Mister Hitler Mister Jasper Mister Mussy Fishen Rosenfelt Jake Armie Britten
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