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Browning Leader Record

Location

Browning, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jan 30, 1941

Page

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Former Browning Woman Dies in Michigan

Mrs Myrtle L Council 62 died at her daughter’s Lansing home after weeks of illness. Born in Browning Missouri March 14 1878 she lived in Lansing 33 years. Survived by husband Harry V Council four daughters one grandson three sisters. Funeral Thursday at 4 pm Church of Christ officiated by Rev E C Watterworth. interment Evergreen cemetery.

Myrtle L. Council Custer Avenue Lansing Michigan Browning Missouri Royal Neighbors Church of Christ Harry V. Council Manly J. Curtiss Jennie Crozet Des Moines Anna Ashby Grace Bryan Gorsline- Runciman E.C. Watterworth Arthur Warner Wirt Wygant H. B. Allen Orla

Mrs Alice Spencer 76 Dies in Lemons Missouri

Mrs. Alice Spencer aged 76 of Lemons Missouri died in St Joseph Tuesday night January 21 1941 Funeral held Saturday at 2 pm at the Christian Church Winigan Rev Carl W Hewlett officiated She was born July 15 1864 in Cora Missouri married to Newton Spencer January 26 1878 They had eleven children eight survive with the husband George Spencer Macon Nellie Walker Winigan Ivy Houston Enid Oklahoma Louisa Perrin Brookfield Lillie Morelock Browning Pearl Stull Hurdland Bertha Cochran Yakima Washington and Ralph Spencer Kirksville She joined the Winigan Christian Church long ago.

Alice Spencer Lemons Missouri St. Joseph Christian Church Winigan Carl W. Hewlett Spencer Cora Newton Spencer George Spencer Macon Nellie Walker Ivy Houston Enid Oklahoma Louisa Perrin Brookfield Lillie Morelock Browning Pearl Stull Hurdland Bertha Cochran Yakima Washington Ralph Spencer Kirksville

Missouri WPA hot lunches reach 40000 students state wide

About 40 000 Missouri school children benefit from hot balanced meals served daily by WPA workers in roughly 650 schools across the state. Colonel B M Casteel notes meals exceed last year by about 10 000 daily and more than twice as many schools participate, linking home defense and nutrition to better grades and attendance.

Missouri WPA B. M. Casteel Casteel Surplus Commodities Corporation

Youngster Explains Week Without Noon Meals in Raid Holdup

One youngster explained the family faced no noon meals for a full week after the incident. The report notes hardship and implies a food shortage affecting children during the crisis.

General Purpose Club Meets for All Day Social

The G. P. Club met with Sarah Brassfield on January 23 for an all day session. Rag sorting was done, a cafeteria style noon dinner served, and Alpha Powell led songs and games. Blanche Wickham won a beans-in-a-jar prize and members shared how they met their husbands.

G. P Sarah Brassfield Alpha Powell Blanche Wickham Lizzie Hoselton Pearle Thurlo Henry Arthur Frances Hoselton Earl Keith Anna Brassfield Janice Kay Jessie Oliver Essie Brassfield Mable Brassfield Wilma. Dowdy Della Heselten Roscoe Powell Lyle Wickham Parse Brassfield Bettie Clinton Powell Shirley Brassfield Bobbie Burdett Andrew Mildred Frances Johnson Mable Bressfield

Strayed horse missing from Pfeiffer farm pasture

A horse is missing from the Pfeiffer farm pasture on Yellow Creek. Finder should notify Otto Johnson in Browning Missouri.

Pfeiffer Yellow Creek Otto Johnson Browning, Mo

Stitch And Chat ter Club Meets Despite Stormy Day

On January 23 sixteen Stitch and Chatter Club members met with Camora Spenc re to quilt a baby wedding ring quilt embroider pillowcases and piece quilt blocks. Edna Spenc er led the business meeting. Imogene won Allie’s quiz prize a picture.

Stitch and Chatter Club Camora Spencre Edna Spencer Lucille Quigley Allie Imogene Leah Iva Clara Alpha Lydia Effie Edith Edna Lucille Doris Camora Goldie Blanche Hallie Fessie Ted Clifton Wayne Ellis Harold Abbott Ibb Clifford Spencer Lloyd Walter Bill Harold Willie Lon Everett Amelia

Young Men Sought for Civilian Conservation Corps Enrollment

County Social Security chief Mrs. Nettie Bryan announces 2810 youths aged 17 to 23 will be enrolled in CCC. Applicants must be unmarried, unemployed, in good health, willing to enroll in any camp, and forego $15 monthly for dependents. Enrollees receive 8 in cash and 7 in a savings account. Linn County has no current applications. white youths may apply for future enrollment this month. Contact the local Social Security Office this week.

CCC The Social Security Commission Nettie Bryan State Social Security Commission Civilian Conservation Corps Linn County

Fatal Car Wreck Claims Gaylerd Quigley Near Browning

A fatal automobile accident occurred on highway 5 near the second bridge south of Browning. Gaylerd Quigley died Tuesday evening from a fractured skull and internal injuries after a Chevrolet coach crashed head on with a bridge banister. Jake Watson, owner of the vehicle, was thrown from the car and later seen walking from the ditch. Funeral plans are postponed until the arrival of J. D. Quigley of San Diego for the family and friends awaiting the brother’s arrival.

Browning Gaylerd Quigley Jake Watson Chevrolet Gaylord Quigley Highway 5 McArtor Sterling Bowyer Weis Gaylord Jake Grim-Smith Hospital Kirksville J. D. Quigley San Diego California

Marion Fields dies after illness in Kirksville hospital

Marion Fields son of the late Jake and Bertha Fields died Tuesday night at 7 30 in Grim Smith Hospital Kirksville after a period of poor health and a bout with the flu He leaves three sisters Mrs Leo Freeland St Charles Mrs Mildred DeWitt Joplin Miss Chloe Fields St Louis and brothers Robert Humphreys William Fields at home Funeral arrangements had not been completed at press time

Marion Fields Jake Bertha Fields Grim-Smith Kirksville Marion Leo Freeland St. Charles Mildred DeWitt Joplin Chloe Fields St. Louis Robert Fields Humphreys William Fields

W L Taylor Announces For Durean Township Board

W L Taylor known as Roy Taylor announces his candidacy for member of the Durean township board in the upcoming Democratic primary. A longtime Democrat and former township president, he emphasizes active administration of township business to benefit many residents and seeks re nomination.

W. L. Taylor Roy Taylor Reger Durean Township Taylor

Debate Tournament Mentioned Attendees in Shelbyville

Supt John C Dutton Mrs N W Phillips Miss Phyllis Vincent Miss Clarice Bagley attended a debate tournament in Shelbyville on Saturday.

John C. Dutton N. W. Phillips Phyllis Vincent Clarice Bagley Billy Joe Crookshanks Bennie Bob Hall Shelbyville

Sunshine Workers Club Meeting With Mrs Baskett

The Sunshine Workers Club met with Mrs Gladys Baskett for an all day gathering on January 22. Due to continuing bad weather causing unsafe roads and neighborhood sickness only five members and three visitors attended yet the group still enjoyed the event.

Sunshine Workers Club Gladys Baskett Gladys

Honor Roll Adds Dozens of Local Students

The community recognizes numerous new names on the honor roll including Ralph Long Allen Head S H Arnold Charles Lee Bowyer P M and B A Law Marie Head C C Linhart Alda Brookshier W A Fulkerson and many more noted by family members and teachers.

Ralph Long Allen Head Walter Head S. H. Arnold Ed Arnold Charles Lee Bowyer P. M B.A. Law G. G. Freeland C. L. Britton Virgil Lee C. B. Fleming C. A. Fleming Q. J. Schell Dorothy Snaatto Delphine Haley A. A. Pipes A. C Dickinson E. C. Bailey I. M. McDermod Jessie Brassfield T. 8. Wheeler M. A. King Ross Lantz Merie Pulliam Effie Pulliam Etta M. Bailey Albert M. Baker O. P. Morris M. Nichols C. E. Smith Merton Street

In Memoriam Mayme Havens and Daughter

In memory of Mayme Havens and her daughter who passed away three years ago January 24 1941. We loved them and miss them memory keeps them near. Loved remembered longed for always bringing silent tears. Sadly missed by Father and Mother Brothers and Sisters.

Mayme Havens

Contour Farming Cuts Power Costs in Missouri Fields

Eighteen Linn County farmers adopted contour farming last season and plan a contour school on March 17 18. Contouring saves at least 15 percent on power and labor, with studies noting 10 percent fewer hours to prepare and drill small grain. Yield gains up to 6 bushels per acre reported versus non contoured fields.

Linn County Hall Contour School of Instruction Missouri John Ferguson University of Missouri

Ex-Service Men Urged to Join Legion Post for Defense

In a brief appeal, World War veterans in Browning Missouri are urged to join Claude H. Myers Post No. 274 to support the National Defense program. Dues of 3 dollars should be mailed to adjutant Wayne Gooch as applications begin.

Wayne Gooch B. J. Harvey Claude H. Myers Browning, Missouri

Citizens Savings Bank stockholders notice in Browning

Special notice to stockholders of Citizens Savings Bank of Browning. Call at the banking house for certificates of increase of capital stock now ready for delivery. Signed M. L. Haning, President.

Citizens Savings Bank of Browning Banking House M. L. Haning

Snakes Sermon Invitation From Rev Hall For Sunday

Special invitation from Rev Hall to hear a sermon titled Snakes next Sunday morning. The pastor promises an interesting and helpful service for old and young and urges attendance to hear discussion of local and general conditions and problems.

Hall

Slaters Move to Blue Springs Farm. Sons Sail for Navy

Mrs. James A. Slater sends a renewal check for the Leader Record and requests an address change from Mendow to Blue Springs. The Slaters moved last Saturday to a Blue Springs area farm and express satisfaction. Their sons Ralph and Keith enlisted in the navy last fall and sailed January 20 for Hawaii. They report liking the navy.

James A. Slater Leader Mendow Blue Springs Slater Ralph Keith Sam Navy Hawaii

For Sale Yearling bull milking Short horn

H V Campbell of Purdin Missouri advertises a yearling bull milking short horn cattle for sale with contact phone 93.

H. V. Campbell Phone 93 Purdin Missouri

Subscription note from Edna Carpenter Schell

A letter from Edna Carpenter Schell in San Francisco dated January 10 1941 encloses 1 50 for a subscription to the local paper. She expresses enjoyment of the paper and keeps in touch with old friends and wishes a Happy New Year.

California San Francisco Calif Good Old Home

Missouri Unemployment Benefit Payments Rise 1940 Total

Benefit payments to Missouri's unemployed reached 7,264,331.31 in 1940, up 33 percent from 1939. Checks issued rose to 855,413 and compensated claims to 891,426, with smoother processing despite higher volume. Brookfield area payments totaled 64,331.49 across Linn Sullivan and Macon counties.

Missouri C. D. Balmer Unemployment Compensation Commission Balmer Brookfield Linn Sullivan Macon

Missouri Unemployment Benefits Rise In December

Approximately 71 382 benefit checks were paid statewide in December totaling 597273.89 dollars an increase from November. The Commission recommends amending the Missouri Unemployment Compensation Law to raise weekly benefits reduce waiting period and extend payment duration while using employer experience rating to lower program costs.

Missouri Balmer Commission

Letter From Minnesota to Browning Leader

A reader from Minneapolis Minnesota sends a subscription payment of 1 50 via P O order to the Browning Leader Record. She notes heavy snow and ice causing accidents and a recovering cold with the flu prevalent but mild. She extends best wishes for the new year and signs Itta M Bailey from Garfield South Minneapolis.

Minnesota Browning Leader Record P. O Itta M. Bailey Garfield, So Minneapolis, Minn

Diary entries show a boy’s week of school and church talk

Slats records a week of spare diary notes with a preacher in church and classroom incidents. Jake and Blisters receive marks, a teacher misreads a sentence, and small mischief and social tension show through each day. The voice shows early 20th century teen vernacular and humor.

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