Russell Family Reunion Delights Home Guests
The Russell family hosted a Sunday reunion on July 3 with Mr and Mrs C N Russell welcoming relatives and friends from Minnesota and Missouri. A noon dinner under shade trees, music, and visits followed brief goodbyes as guests departed smiling. Attendees included Etta Bailey and Mrs Bailey of Minneapolis Nora Blankenship and family of Brookfield Arthur Rose of Marshall M C Dyche and daughter of Cameron James Neely and wife of Kansas City James Carter and wife of Joseph Arid Cumbo of Meadville Robert McCrosky of Kansas City and Helen Jeely of Brookfield. Modern residence on Line Street offered for sale at bargain price by W E Davis Browning Mo with seven rooms bath basement furnace electric lights barn poultry house outbuildings two wells fruit and berries on large lot. Reason: moving to Centerville Ia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Russell
Oime
Etta Bailey
Mar- Bailey
Minneapolis
Minn
Arthur Rose
Marshall, N
M. C. Dyche
Cameron
Nora Blankenship
Line Street
Centerville
W. E. Davis
Browning
Lead er Cafe Sale and Browning Family Reunion Notice
For Sale or Trade offered for cash or live stock at the Lead er Cafe. A H Tharp of Browning held a family reunion with Mr and Mrs M Nichols hosting at their country home west of town. The event featured a large noon meal, cheerful conversation, and games. Attendees included D W Nichols Linneus D F Nichols Okmulgee Kenneth Schrock Dallas Harrison Nichols and two children Pur din John Overall and two children Okmulgee R L Seaman and daughter Mary Lee of Oklahoma City and A A Couch and son Carl Ray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Nichols
D. W. Nichols
Linneus
D. F. Nichols
Okmulgee
Okla
Kenneth Schrock
Dallas
Texas
Harrison Nichols
Purdin
John Overall
R. L. Seaman
Mary Lee
Oklahoma City
A. A Couch
Carl Ray
Milan City Fourth_of_July Celebration Overflows With Visitors
A large crowd gathered in Milan for the Fourth of July celebration with guests from nearby towns and far regions. The day featured a strong program led by master of ceremonies Van E Thurlo, speeches by Rev. Clay and Rev. Coffman, and an address by Kenneth Crock of Dallas on The Flag of Our Country. Baseball games, a three o clock contest, and a band concert followed, concluding with dancing and a late return home as visitors praised the orderly festivities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milan I. C. C. F. Nand
Vane C. Thurlo
Clay
Coffman
Kenneth §Crock
Dallas
Texas
Sevea
Chillicothe
Half Rock
Main Street
Misses Williams
Milan
Dillinger
Cora
Browning
Woodmen of Browning Call Meeting for Initiation
Modern Woodmen of Browning and vicinity members are urged to attend Friday night July 8 to initiate candidates. H. L. Adams, V.C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Modern Woodmen
Browning and Vicvility
H. L. Adams
V.C
Hela Family Reunion at Chittum Home Near Chillicothe
A Sunday family reunion at Mrs. J. B. Chittum’s north of Chillicothe brought together her children and grandchildren. Guests included Ollie Sampsell with family of Avalon Henry Hall family of Chula Joe Nickell family of Browning Dewey Nickell of Cora Alice Schrock and Byron Schrock of Colorado Springs and J Frank Chittum. Neighbors joined in the afternoon with ice cream and cake. Notice on supply of zinc coated woven wire barb wire and netting from Harvey and Neet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Chittum
Chillicothe
Ollie Sampsell
Avalon
Henry Hall
Chula
Joe Nickell
Browning
Dewey Nickell
Cora
Alice
Byron Schrock
Colorado Springs
Colo
J. Frank Chittum
Abigial Wallace Called Home at Winigan Missouri
Abigail Wallace Johnson born July 1 1842 in Kentville Nova Scotia died June 17 1927 near Winigan Missouri after falling ill. She shared a long married life with Wallace producing many children and joined the Baptist church in Missouri. Funeral held June 19 at the Winigan Baptist Church with Rev Z V Reed officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abigail Johnson
Cyrus P
Mary A. Johnson
Kentville
Kings County
Nova Scotia
WeCollum
Winigan
An Wallace
Billtown
Novas
James Wallace
Adalaid E. Cyrus
Fred
Albert R
Mary A. Ester May
Seman P. Clarence I. Willard
Lula B
Adelaid
Sullivan
Linns
Whitten
S. D
Helena
Montana
Missouri
Enterprise
The
Baptist Church
Brethren O1
Fred J. Bristol
R. J. John Johnson
Belle Foresythe
Maggie Best
Iid
Baptist Church of Wink
Z. V. Reed
Gillman City
Heaven
Card of Thanks and Obituary for Florence Yookum
Card of Thanks from the family thanks friends for help during the illness and death of their mother Florence Victory Yookum daughter of Mr and Mrs George W Yookum of Winigan Missouri born September 28 1882 departed June 29 1927 age 44 years 9 months and 1 day obituary notes her death and family mentions grandchildren
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Victory Yookum
George W. Yookumn
Winigan, Mo
Funeral Services for Mrs Moffit of Winigan Held
Mrs Moffit of Winigan mourned by a large family including four sisters Mrs Mary Moffit Mrs Laura Adams Mrs Ida Brown Mrs Lula Veneill and brother Curtis Yoakum with many relatives. Funeral conducted by Rev L B Hargrove at Baptist church Winigan Friday at 10 am. Interment Price cemetery. Also local ads for repair machinery and veterinary supplies appear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Moffit
Winigan
Laura Adams
Three Falls
Montana
Ida Brown
Butte
Lula Veneill
Curtis Yoakum
Wini|an
Borther
L. B. Hargrove
Baptist
Weekend Family Diary with Small Tales and Plans
A scattered diary recounts a weekend with a missing father, a burglar scare, a quarrel with Jane, and vacation plans. It notes a church play Romeo and Juliet ending happily, minor arguments, a swimmer finds shoes, and anticipation of Sunday school camp next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weed
Jane
Ben
Joe Hix
Toigo
Notice to breeders at North Salem farm season 1927
Lafe Pearler announces breeding stock season at his farm one half mile south of North Salem. He owns Joshua Hale stallion Oscar and four registered jacks. Season fee eight to ten dollars. Not responsible for accidents. Owner keeper Lafe Pearler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Salem
Joshua Hale
Oscar
Lafe Pearler
The Magic Garden Draws Big Crowds in Marin County
A feature on The Magic Garden estate of Mrs. George Young in Ross Valley California drawn from Gene Stratton-Porter’s last story highlights a sunken rose garden and Japanese garden amid ancient trees. The piece extols the landscape’s beauty and the moral urging thrift, urging readers to keep dollars at home and avoid mail order spending.
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America
Gene Stratton-Porter
George Young
Ross Valley
Marin County
California
Japan
Rex Mc Donald to Stallion Season at Winigan 1927
Special notice states saddle stallion Rex Mc Donald will stand the season of 1927 at Winigan. Floyd A Spencer signs the announcement, indicating breeding availability and location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rex McDonald
Winigan
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Brookfield
Chamber of Commerce
D. €. Wood
College of Agriculture
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Chariton
A. J Clayton
Keytesville
Leslie Kelley
United States
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Linn County
Macon
Floyd A. Spencer