Imogene Taylor Dies at 57 in Missouri Community
Mary Imogene Bundridge Taylor born December 13 1900 near Browning Missouri died January 26 1958 at home near Purdin after long illness. A Browning High School graduate and North Hooker teacher she earned a BS in Education from Kirksville and later did graduate work at Kansas and Missouri. Survived by husband Cecil Taylor mother Mrs C A Bundridge siblings and many nieces nephews funeral January 28 at Browning Baptist Church conducted by Rev Kenneth Kelley with burial Knifong Cemetery Wade Funeral Service.
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Mary Imogene Bundridge
Alfred M
Cornelia A. Bundridg
Bundridge
Sullivan County
Browning
Missouri
Purdin
Browning High School
North Hooker School
Kirksville State Teachers College
Kansas
Linn County Teachers Association
Linn County
Cecil Taylor
Imogene
Baptist Church of
C.A. Bundridge
James Bundridge
Hamilton, Mo
R. A. Thurlo
Earl Gooch
G Rhodes
Payne Dearing
Tucson
Arizona
Baptist
Neet
Bailey
Ar Carter
Harold Ott
Eugene Thurlo
Gerry Och
Donald Wood
Darrell Norvell
James L.dell
Knifong
Wade
Kind of Woman at the Marty-Ann Theatre in Milan
The Marty-Ann Theatre in Milan opens Sunday February 3 and Monday February 4 with His Kind of Woman starring Robert Mitchum and Jane Russell set at a Mexican coast hideaway. Vincent Price, Tim Jane, Charles McGraw and others fill the cast in a thriller about a gambler drawn into a deadly game and a stormy romance. The program continues February 5 6 and 7 with Fun Goes to the Races featuring Donald O Connor and Piper Laurie.
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Milan
Robert Mitchum
Jane Russell
Esort
Mexican
Mitchum
Russell
Owo
Vincent Price
Tim Jane
Charles McGraw
M. Reynolds
Lesley Banning
Jim Backus
Philip van Zandt
Card of Thanks for Imogene Taylor
We express sincere thanks to the many friends and relatives for cards, flowers, and acts of kindness during the sickness and death of our loved one Imogene Taylor. Cecil Taylor, Mrs. C A Bundridge.
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Imogene Taylor
Cecil Taylor
C. A. Bundridge
Shelby P.T.A. to Sponsor Friday Night Radio Program
The Shelby P T A announces a Friday night program at Shelby School on February 1 featuring the Sassafras Boys and other entertainment. Public is invited. Also offered are good straight seasoned oak jests for sale at 20 cents each by Roy Haley owning Shelby Mo.
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Roy Haley
Owning
The
Shelby P.T.A
Burn K
Shelby School
Sassafras Boys
Sunday Guests at Smith Home Near Purdin
The children of Mr and Mrs Orra Smith gathered at the Smith home near Purdin for a Sunday dinner carrying covered dishes. Attendees included Mr and Mrs J Smith and family of Srowning Mr and Mrs J P McKenzie and son Jimmy of Meadville Mr and Mrs Delnar Oertwig and their sons from Linneus Mr and Mrs Glen Duncan and children from Purdin and Norman Smith of Purdin visited in the forenoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orra’ Smith
Smith
Purdin
J. Smith
Srowning
J. P.icKenzie
Jimmy
Meadville
del Nar Oertwig
Linneus
Glen’ Duncan
Norman Smith
Birth of Charles Edward to Pekin parents
A baby boy named Charles Edward was born January 23 to Mr. and Mrs. Edward Elliott of 1327 Center St Pekin Ill The maternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs Louis J Fahnders of Pekin and the paternal grandparents Mr and Mrs W L Elliott of Browning Mo An announcement notes extended family ties.
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Veemers Ab
Edward Elliott
Center St
Pekin
Til
Charles Edward
Louis J. Fahnders
W. L. Elliott
Browning, Mo
Time Is Not A Bank Account Poem By James Metcalfe
Baled hay at the farm and a town in Browning Missouri. Mr and Mrs Elmer Wykoff plus their weekend guests Mr and Mrs Donald Wykoff of Kansas City and their daughter Mrs Joe Wolfe of Detroit visited. Mrs Wolfe stayed a few days. The article praises time as priceless and urges wise use of every minute and hour with a moral urging intelligent dependable living.
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Elmer Wykof
Donald Wykoff
Kansas City
Joe Wolfe
Detroit
Wolfe
James J. Metcalfe
Donkey Basketball Show Friday At Liberty Gym
Ralph Godfrey will bring donkeys to Liberty Gym Friday night February 1 1952 for a funny exhibition with three mini games among local groups. Also reports on Liberty High girls beat Northwestern 41 36 with Judy Moore scoring 23, Northwestern boys winning 90 40, and upcoming games featuring Ethel at Liberty. The column notes a meeting about Grand River flood control and school district correspondence, plus community notices on honors, straw and hay products, scrap metal pickup, and a staff change for Sue Haley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Godfrey
Liberty Gym
Liberty Girls
Northwestern
Liberty High Girls
Judy Moore
Northwesterns
Corps of Engineers
Kansas City
17Th Street
Missouri
Dorothy H. Kenley
Linn Co
Ral Public Schools
Browning
Missourear
Kenley
Board of Education
Grand River
Browning School
Army
Mrs John Keithley Hosts PEO Chapter V Meeting
Mrs John Keithley acted as hostess to Chapter V PEO on Wednesday evening. A social featured Hessa Slack reading Aumn Nights Dream by a Lexington Missouri Chapter member. Almeda Bartow offered Malissa Returns from the City. Rosalie Schrock led a game of Familiar Sayings with Vena Wade and Lila Williams winning.
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PEO
John Keithley
Vessa Slack
Lexington Missouri
Almeda Bartow
Malissa
Rosalie Schrock
Vena* Wade
Lila Williams
Hennings Bros Win Award for Season Largest Coon
Hennings Bros offered a $25 prize for the largest coon during fur season. Floyd and Alton Henning near Browning claimed the prize with a 19% pound coon. Donald Dover of Brookfield previously held the title with a 19 pound specimen before the Henning win.
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Hennings Bros
Churchill Urback
Purdin
Sin
Floyd
Alton Henning
Near Browning
Donald Dover
Brookfield
Henning Bros
Purdin W C T U Met With Mrs Guy Johnson Thursday
The Women's Christian Temperance Union met Thursday at two o'clock with ten members and one visitor, Lou Lambert. The program included singing Some Glad Day, prayers, a meditation on Psalm 96 and a secretary's report followed by an offering. Rev Campbell and others assisted. refreshments were served by the hostess.
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Women’s Unristian Temperance Union
Gay Johnson
Aoa Lou Lambert
Johnson
Nea Pee Se
Aasing
Smith
Rev Campbell
Stitch and Chatter Club Meets at Mrs Abbott Home
Mrs Goldie Abbott hosts the Stitch and Chatter Club with twenty members and one visitor on a January 24 gathering. A noon pool dinner followed, business led by Mable Lambert, and a birthday song for Mamie Hale. Gifts totaled 1.90 won by Mildred Brantner. Next meeting set for Florence Elliott on February 17.
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Stitch and Chatter Club
Goldie Abbott
Muary
Mable Lambert
Clara Hanman
Mamie
Mildred
Carol É
Abbott
Mora
Bertha’ Abbott
Madeline Tucker
Mable
Alpha Lambert
Leota Haley
Mildred” Brantner
Blanche
Edith
Mamie Hale
Ie Britto Lydia Barclay
Ware
Ace Henry
Grace Linhart
Irene Kelly
Vivian Woodside
Florence Elliott
Linda
Norma Lee
Woodside
Danny Haley
Ray Kelly
Noel Henry
Custer Linhart
Walter Head
Harry Lambert
J Everett Hale
James Elliott
Glenn
Ellis
Marvin
Harold Abbott
American Legion Auxiliary Meeting Report
The Claude Myers Unit No 274 American Legion Auxiliary held a Monday meeting at the Legion Hall with Mrs A G Thurlow presiding. Officers announced the Second District Legion and Auxiliary meeting in Brookfield on February 10 and plans for Poppy Poster contests and Girls State were discussed. Members voted to donate to Sullivan and Linn Counties March of Dimes and to furnish the Legion Hall kitchen. a relocation of operators was noted with resignations and staffing changes ongoing.
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Claude Myers
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Hall
A. G. Thurlo
Legion and Auxiliary of
Second District
Brookfield
Sullivan and Linn County
Sullivan and Linn
Legion
Legion and Auxiliary
Radio Services Note At Bailey Maytag Co
Radios may be left at the Bailey Maytag Co for your convenience Neff Radio Service located at 16 S Main Brookfield offers pickup and related service information with phone contact 587.
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Bailey Maytag Co
Neff Radio Service
S Main
Brookfield
Hedges Post at Browning Home Marked by Dewey Miller
A February 1 1952 note from Dewey Miller records 150 hedges posted at the Browning home. It also mentions practice limited to extraction and denture plate work by R Duncan.
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Browning
Dewey Miller
Wor
R. Duncan
True Blue Club Meeting In Shafter Delivers Charitable Notes
Twenty two members met at The Ommuni House in Shafter on January 23. Songs were sung, roll call and hobby topics discussed, and members voted to send five dollars to the March of Dimes. Cards were collected for children's hospitals, cookies were sent to County Home inmates, and the meeting closed with the Lord's Prayer. Hostess Mrs Elva Crookshanks and leader Mrs Glen Jerome presided with refreshments and prizes awarded to Glenn Morris and Mrs Austin Seward.
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True Blue Club
Ommuni
Shafter
Tanuary
Maggie
Peggy O'Neil
God Bless
America
Hiss
Bett
Elva Crookshanks
Glen Jerome
Glenn Morris
Austin “Seward
A. W. Seward
C. R
Miscellaneous Shower Honors Mr. and Mrs. Foster
The Haseville Church hosted a miscellaneous shower Friday night for Mr. and Mrs. De Foster. Grace x led entertainment. Songs were performed by Sandra Holser Donna Triplett and others with piano by Hazel Stone. Lorraine Jerome and Hazel Stone provided music. Gifts were opened and refreshments served. Cecil Crooks Humphreys reporter.
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Haseville
de Foster
Grace x
J. W. Pritchett
Sandra Holser
Donna
Triplett
Hazel Stone
Sharon Pritchett
Notice to Purdin W C T U Members Dues Due by March 1
Mrs. Robert Smith treasurer reminds W C T U members in Purdin to mail or pay dues by March 1 to ensure receipt of the paper. Some members have already paid. this is a reminder to those who have not paid.
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Jural Woman's Christain Temperance Union
Robert Smith
Purdin W.C.T.U
Birthday Party Honoring Nancy Brantney Fifth Birthday
Mrs. Wesley Brantney hosted Nancy's fifth birthday Friday afternoon January 25 with gifts and games. Photos were taken as refreshments of cake and ice cream were served. Attending were Gayla Jo and Roger Harris Penny Lou Mabee Garry and Larry Young Lee Badger Pamela Erickson Andy Shipley Judy Frazier Jennifer Knight and mothers Waverly Gramling Wileta Mabee Viola Young Agnes Frazier Lela Badger Anna Marie Erickson and Doris Robinson.
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Wesley Brantney
Nancy
Lost truck west of dep please call Ferald
A fragment notes a missing vehicle. It requests contact with Ferald at Wades Phone 3005 Browning. The message is incomplete and provides no additional identifying details.
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Dep
Ferald
Wades
Browning
Wanted to Rent House or Downstairs Apartment Browning
Mr and Mrs Carl Norvell of Browning seek to rent a house or a downstairs apartment in Browning. They request contact from any suitable landlords or listings offering such accommodations.
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Browning
Carl Norvell
Leta Lyons Hosts Grantsville Club Meeting
The Grantsville Club met at Mrs. Leta Lyons home for an all day sewing session and a noon dinner. Nineteen members, four visitors, roll call with a household hint, and a $7.57 donation to March of Dimes noted.
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Grantsville Club
Leta Lyon
Leta Lyons
America
Gladys Schreckhise
Waverly Drake
Dorothy Ady
Irene Barrows
Frank Cassity
Cassity
Dora Fate
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Tiis
Donald O'Connor
Piper Laurie
M-F.a. Central Cooperative
F. W. Heinkel
Missouri Farmers Association
Columbia
Heinkel
Hawkins
M.F.A
Mf.a
Mississippi
W. P. Nickell
Ethel
Liberty
Both
Neers
Mary Smith
Roy C.miller
Cecil McGhee
Robert Boyles
Purdin, Mo
Gavel Road
James Ellliott
Arthur Rinehart
Sue Haley
Chillicothe Business College
P.E.O
Guy Johnson
Mrs. Goldie Abbott
Stitch and Chatter
American Legion Auxiliary Meeting
Margaret Smith
Fred Lambert
Clay Dell
Dell
Mabelle Keithley
John Bill Grice
DeWain Williams
Williams
Osgood
Mrs. Allen Foster
W.C.T.U
Grantsville
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