Prominent Couple Marry in Milan Ceremony
Miss Jane Poole and Norris W Phillips wed at the Poole home in Milan in a formal ceremony conducted by Most Rev J A McFadden. Attendants included Grace Sullivan and W A Bond. A reception followed as the couple planned a honeymoon in Iowa and Minnesota and will reside after July 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. R. Poole
Jane Poole
Norris. W. Phillips
J. A. McFadden
Cleveland
Ohio
Grace Sullivan
Emporia
Kansas
W. A. Bond
Browning
Missouri University
University of Washington
Milan
Iowa
Minnesota
E. D. Worley
Annabeth
Tom Maloney
Kansas City
Milan Standard
Phillips
W.J. Phillips
Seattle
Washington
J. B. Harmon
Browning Savings Bank
Citizens State Bank
Citizens‘ Savings Bank
New Bank
Morris Chapel Children’s Day Program Draws Full House
A Sunday night program at Morris Chapel drew a full house as the Children’s Day event showcased well rehearsed numbers. The program highlighted youthful talent and community involvement with enthusiastic attendance.
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Morris Chapel
Stray terrier Tippy with red harness sought
A black and white terrier named Tippy is missing. Reward offered for its return by Annabeth Worley. Contact details not provided.
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Tippy
Annabeth Worley
Milk Route Advertisement by F C Kille Browning
F C Kille of Browning announces a milk route to the Brookfield cheese factory inviting farmers to send whole milk. He offers to explain steps and merits and will meet farmers at once for convenient deliveries.
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F. C. Kille
Browning
Brookfield
Kille
Home Coming at Mt Olive Church
Mt Olive church members announce a home coming on the third Sunday in July at Mt Olive. A basket dinner will be served at noon and all members are urged to attend.
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Mt. Olive Church
Readers invited to send letters from Browning era era residents
The newspaper invites former Browning residents scattered nationwide to send letters about life, current activities, and communities they live in. Readers and old friends are urged to send readable notes for publication, as such letters provide engaging stories of welfare and hometown ties. Guests of relatives visit in N Salem include Mrs. M. H. Arthur and family from Colorado, visiting North Salem and Brookfield areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Browning
N. Salem
M. H. Arthur
Denver
Colo
Richard Reynolds
Betty Lou
Billy
Sterling
Colorado
Browning M E Church Kids Lead Notable Program
Browning Circuit M E Church South Morris Chappel shows a lively program by young people and children with fifty two youngsters in one group. An offering of 4.70 was raised for expenses and the Sunday school day offering brought in 3.12. A basket dinner at Bear Branch is planned with a full day of activities including church school at 10 am and preaching at 11 by the pastor W M Owen.
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Browning Circuit
South Morris Chappel
Browning
Bear Branch
W. M. Owen
Fireworks and festivities mark Browning Fourth
A large Browning crowd enjoyed a Fourth of July night with Milan band concerts and a picture show while fireworks and platform dance entertained after a heat delayed turnout. Community events included a stork shower, readings, and a club party with members and visitors listed. the next meeting is July 14 hosted by Mrs. Lawrence Riedl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Browning
Milan
Main Street
Bertha
Albert
Braden
Faye
Mellie
Albert Dodge
Roy
Carlos Bauer
Willie Burnett
John Thudhum
John Rauer
Susie
Braden Thudium
Minnie Reidl
Bernice
Dorothy Pamprel
Pearl Head
Thresia Peper
Faye Bailey
Cohnie Rauer
Bertha Burkholder
Alberta Campbell
Alta Mae
Carlotta June
Neva Rose Rauer
Donald
Leonard
Bobby Smith
Dean
Ellis
Orvis
Eddie Bailey
Donna Spencer
Rosalie Asher
Gary Thuchum
Wilma
Wesley Head
Lawrence Riedl
Auto Crash Kills Linneus Man’s Son on Highway No 5
Wallace Turner Linneus Linn County surveyor led a car that overturned after striking a gravel obstacle on July 3 near the F L Fitch farm. Ronnie Turner died from injuries. Wallace Turner sustained back injuries, Mrs Turner severe facial cuts, Louise Turner a broken leg. Ruth Mace and Robert Rankin uninjured. all were treated at Brookfield hospital.
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Linneus
F. L. Fitch
Wallace Turner
Linn County
Mr. Turner
Ronnie
Louise
Ruth Mace
Robert Rankin
M. E. Church Notes Sunday Services and Prayer Meeting
The M. E. Church lists preaching Sunday at 11 in the morning and 8 in the evening. Sunday School at 10. A prayer meeting is announced for Thursday at 8 p.m. at Mrs. Iva Carrs, with O B Hobbs noted.
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Iva Carr
O. B. Hobbs
Sunshine Workers Meeting and Quilting Session at Mrs Bauer’s
The Sunshine Workers gathered with Mrs. John Bauer on June 30 for an all day quilting event on an Ozark Cobble Stone quilt. Members arrived by foot wagon car mail carrier and horseback. A large crowd shared a noon dinner blessed by Mrs. Bertha Burkholder before resuming work at two p.m.
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Sunshine
John Bauer
Ozark
Bertha Burkholder
Slow Down At Sundown Targets Night Driving Safety
Safety experts urge motorists to adopt the slogan Slow down at sundown to cut the rising death and accident toll. With more cars on highways and drunken driving added to hazards, night driving is riskier than ever and even careful drivers may not escape tragedy. Slow speeds after sundown and avoiding unnecessary night trips are advised as the main remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Browning
U. S
Notable Browning Gathering Honors Spouse Guests
Spent the fifth with lists of guests including Mr. and Mrs. C. B. McCollum of Des Moines Iowa Mr. and Mrs. R. J. McCollum of North Salem Mrs. Elia Overstreet of Tulsa Oklahoma Mrs. Edna Rawlings and J. P. Nevins of Independence Missouri and Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Smith visiting Mr. and Mrs. Joe Nevins and Mrs. Rachel Nevins Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Browning
C. B. McCollum
Des Moines
Iowa
R. J. McCollum
North Salem
Elia Overstreet
Tulsa
Okla
Edna Rawlings
J. P. Nevins
Independence, Mo
J. J. Smith
Joe Nevins
Rachel Nevins
Illinois visitors join Mrs. Williams and Gons for Sunday
Visiting from Illinois Mr and Mrs H E Thurman and sons Maurice and Edward Mr and Mrs J R Williams Mr and Mrs Gee Prather and daughter Elizabeth Ann Mrs Sallie Prather Misses Elizabeth and Virginia Burwell and John Burwell and Junior Mundell were Sunday guests of Mrs Mary Williams and Gons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois
H.E. Thurman
Maurice
Edward
J. R. Wiliams
Gee
Prather
Elizabeth Ann
Sallie Prather
Elizabeth
Virginia Burwell
John Burwell
Mundell
Mary Williams
Browning Wins Back-to-Back Baseball Games
Browning defeated Marceline 19 to 3 on July 4 and beat Milan 7 to 2 on July 5. John Moore pitched well for Browning, allowing three first inning runs then shutout until the eighth. Kelly struck out nine for Milan, while A Brassfield and Moore led Browning with key hits. Mae Burris noted among the local lineup.
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Marcelle
Milan
John Moore
Browning
Marceline
Stone
Kelly
Webb
Moore
A. Brassfield
Browning to Face Brookfield at Browning Park Diamond
Baseball game listed for Sunday July 11 at Browning Park Diamond with Browning featuring Kelly on the run round and Dray receiving, facing Brookfield. Game called at 2 30. Admission 10 or 20 cents.
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Browning
Kelly
Dray
Brookfield
Browning Park
Deskins-Cordray Marry in Marceline Ceremony
Alma V Cordray daughter of Mr and Mrs John Cordray Marceline wed Mes ys pemcine ad Seah lem in a Marshline area ceremony at the M E parsonage. Rev C B Hobbs officiated after noon July 3 six o clock. The couple will live with the groom's parents.
Passed Away After Long Illness
W. P. Nickell died at his home near Rosston Oklahoma Tuesday night about 10 o'clock after a long illness. He had been very low for some time. A message from his sister Mrs. J L Lynch notified the family.
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W. P. Nickell
J. L Lynch
Rosston
Okla
Lynch
For Sale Elec trolux and Super fex Refrigerators
Two new 54 ft and 7 ft Elec trolux kerosene refrigerators priced at 160 and 200 dollars. A new 265 Super fex refrigerator offered for 185 dollars. Patrick Electric Co. in Brookfield Missouri advertises these appliances.
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Patrick Electric Co
Brookfield
Quilt Day At U B Workers Club Meeting
Mrs Elsie Steele hosted the U B Workers Club on June 29 with her daughter assisting. Members quilted for Augusta, did embroidery, enjoyed dinner, and a grab bag roll call by 17 members and 3 visitors. Entertainment included a group song and duets by Kathryn Steele and Helen Cokerham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie Steele
Herbert Buswel
U. B. Worker's Club
Augusta
Nola
Kathryn Steele
Helen Cokerham
Mae Burris
Helen Payne
Nola Cokerham
Michigan visitors call on local families this week
Visiting here from Michigan Mr and Mrs Jimmie Relxsom and baby recently arrived Thursday to visit Mr and Mrs John Robison and Mrs Cale Seth. They are joined by Grace Bryan who came to see her sister Mrs John Ashby and family.
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Michigan
Jimmie’ Relxsom
Baby
John Robison
Cale Seth
My Grace Bryan
John Ashby
Atkins Visit Brings Warsaw Family Ties Home
Mr and Mrs J A Atkins and daughter and J W Atkins of Warsaw Missouri visited relatives and old friends in the city Monday. J W Atkins left Missouri thirty one years ago for New Mexico and has lived near Warsaw for the past two to three years. He enjoyed the visit.
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Browning
J. A. Atkins
J. W. Atkins
Warsaw
Missouri
New Mexico
Michigan visitors depart for Oklahoma relatives
Here From Michigan Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Goacks and Ruth and Ralph of Midland Mich visited Mr and Mrs W J Gooch Mrs T S Bartow Mr and Mrs H V Campbell and other relatives in this community before leaving Friday morning for Oklahoma to wait relatives. They were accompanied by Miss Lola Rae Bartow.
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Michigan
Emmett Goacks
Ruth
Ralph
Midland
Mich
Soil leaders tour Linn County on terrace outlet demonstrations
Soil leaders and Assistant County Agent S S Russell toured CCC Carp area July 2 at Salisbury. Demonstrations on terrace outlets stressed correct outlet construction before terraces and suggested contouring, permanent meadows, and rotation to boost erosion control and crop yields. The report notes erosion-minimizing practices and a worthwhile Salisbury area effort.
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Linn
S. S. Russell
Salisbury
CCC
Missouri
Sajis
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Rev
Owen
Morris Chappel
Mt. Olive
Vis
M. E. Church Notes
Sunshine Workers
Ing
Mrs. Seal
Cub Reperier
Cordray
U. B. Workers Club