Mrs Z A Cleeton Called to the Great Beyond
Dora Alice Cleeton dies at 64 in Milan Missouri after long Sullivan county life. She leaves husband Zane A Cleeton and three children Glen Naomi Ransom. four brothers and six sisters. Funeral July 12 at Milan with Methodist rites and Oakwood burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dora Alice Cleeton
Daniel Truman
Frances Morgan Ransom
Scottsville
Missouri
Milan
Zane A. Cleeton
Glen A
Cora Naomi
Ransom A
Glen
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Naomi
Ransom
Clan
Fleet
Mary Elsa
Goodson M. Ransom
Kirksville
Jackson C. Ransom
George L. Ransom
Chicago
Claude C. Ransom
Kansas City
Jennie Hodge
Julia Woodworth
Laura Lumsden
Gibbs
Golda Ford
Sadie Lawrence
Centerville
Iowa
Methodist Church
Sullivan County
John P. Ingerslew
Oakwood Cemetery
Ministry of Music
P. M. Marr
Claget Sterling
Golda Harmon
Chas. Smith
James Henry
Old Rugged Cross
Neve Hodge
Charles Ford
Charles Cox
Orris Cox
Truman Lumsden
John Clem
Betty Clem
Maxine Kidwell
Joan Clark
Mary Tuller
Card of Thanks for neighbors during illness and death
We express sincere thanks to neighbors and friends who aided us during the illness and death of our wife and mother and to all who offered sympathy in our bereavement. Z. A. Cleeton Naomi Cleeton Ransom A. Cleeton and family Glen A. Cleeton and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Z. A. Cleeton
Naomi Cleeton
Ransom A. Cleeton
Glen A. Cleeton
Sandra Ruth Rhodes Celebrates Fourth Birthday
Celebrated Friday July 12 the fourth birthday of Sandra Ruth Rhodes. Relatives joined in the party with ice cream and cake. Sandra Ruth received many gifts from Mrs Ruth Lawrence of Brookfield Frances Lou and others including Glenn Rhodes Dickie Ben Rhodes R. E. Harris Mary Ruth Eudora Clayton Dorothy Chambers G T Woodward Joe and W R Rhodes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandra Ruth Rhodes
Sandra Ruth
Ruth Lawrence
Brookfield
Frances Lou
Glenn Rhodes
Dickie
Ben Rhodes
R. E. Harris
Mary Ruth
Eudora and
Clayton
Dorothy Chambers
G. T. Woodward
Joe
W. R. Rhodes
Scottsville 4-H Club Meeting Notes and Attendee List
The Scottsville 4-H Club met Friday July 5 with all members present except one. President Keath Crooks led the business meeting discussing a Lake farm gathering near Humphreys to form a judging team and a trip to Gallatin for stock judging. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Thurlo. Attendees included Mrs. Leona Harris Clayton Eudora J T Hoselton Ray Paul Keath Crooks R A Thurlo Eugene and his family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Thurlo
Keath Crooks
Lake Farm
Humphreys
Gallatin
Thurlo
Leona Harris
Clayton
Eudora
J. T. Hoselton
Ray
Paul
R. A. Thurlo
Eugene
Harris
Club judges trip to Gallatin and local farms
The club discussed judging and selected judging teams for a small club trip to Gallatin on Wednesday July 10. Members visited two farms to judge stock and toured a dairy and returned home late hoping for another trip in the future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallatin
Revival at Roger Methodist Church Continues
The revival began Friday at Roger Methodist Church with Rev. Ethington leading song and Rev. Franklin Green of Kirksville delivering messages. Attendance rose from 22 Friday to 60 Sunday morning and 54 Sunday evening, with 30 Monday evening. A Browning invitation is extended tonight. Services end Friday. Browning church holds regular worship next Sunday at 11 and evangelistic services at 7:45. Everyone is welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Roger Methodist Church
Ethington
Franklin Green
Kirksville
Browning Church
Ice Cream Supper Benefit for Enterprise 4-H Clubs
A Saturday ice cream supper supports the Browning Baby Beef Club Busy Fingers Club and 4-H Woolsey Club. The event is Saturday evening July 20 and held west of the Leader Record office Browning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Browning Baby Beef Club
Busy Fingers Club
West of
Leader Record Office
Browning
Missouri Girls State Holds First Session In Fulton
Miss Patricia Gooch enrolls in the Missouri Girls State at Williams Woods College Fulton. Accompanied by Miss Lora Myers Miss Lucille Best Mrs Hazel Peterson and Mrs Mariyn Gooch she represents the Browning Unit of the American Legion Auxiliary About 200 girls checked in July 14 for a week of citizenship and practical government training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Lora Myers
Lucille Best
Hazel Peterson
Mariyn Gooch
Patricia Gooch
Fulton
Patricia
Williams Woods College
Browning
American Legion Auxiliary
4 H Livestock Members Practice Judging
Four 4 H clubs held practice judging days over two weeks at five farms in Winigan Newtown Humphreys and Scottsville. Members evaluated yearling Angus steers heifers and Jersey milk cows and sheep. The sessions prepare for a district judging day near Gallatin with nine other counties. no contest, just educational practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winigan Club
H. A. Young's
A. C. Crist
Newtown
John Lee
Humphreys
Scottsville
W. A. Lake
F. S. Tuggle
Gallatin
Shade for Turkeys in Hot Weather
Rolla A. Baugher county extension agent advises providing sufficient shade for turkeys of all ages to prevent crowding and disease. He notes that a wire floored range shelter can be preferable to dense shade and suggests trees shrubs corn or sunflowers or a roof over roosts with wired floors for sanitary shading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rolla A. Baugher
Sullivan County
Soils and Crops Committee Plan Tour August 9
County Soils and Crops Committee met to plan an August 5 tour open to all. A school bus will be used for transport, starting in Milan and visiting several listed participants including Tony Taylor Granville Smith Jake Eitel C T Francis Van Arnold E G Shafer J Linsey Clevenger and others. attendees should notify the County Extension Office a week prior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. R. Glidewell
Trussell Hall
L. C. Hoover
Paul Hill
Edgar Judd
Milan
Tony Taylor
Granville Smith
Jake Eitel
C. T. Francis
van Arnold
E. G. Shafer
J. Linsey Clevenger
Glenn Freeland
County Extension Office
Mrs Catherine Wallace Dead In Kirksville
Funeral services were held for Mrs. Catherine Wallace at the Methodist church in Kirksville. Burial followed in Enterprise Cemetery. Survivors include two daughters Mrs Susie Hobbie and Miss Lura Wallace, several grandchildren and other relatives. The Wallace family had lived near Browning before moving to Kirksville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace
Catherine Wallace
Kirksville
Enterprise
Browning
van Christy
Browning Softball Schedule and Results
Browning opened with a 5 to 2 win at Martinsville on Friday. Monday they fell 12 to 11 to Laclede colored team in a late inning rally. Tuesday they beat Cora. Upcoming games at the local field include Purdin July 19 C C C 1718 on July 23 Laclede colored on July 26 and North Salem on July 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Browning
Martinsville
H. S. Athletic Field
Laclede
Cora
Purdin
C. C. C. 1718
North Salem
Willing Workers Club Meeting in Jenkins District
The Willing Workers Club of Jenkins district held an all day meeting on July 10 with twelve members and eleven visitors. Highlights included Bible reading, songs, a new member joining, a contest won by Laura Lay, attendance contest results, duets, a flower collection, and plans for Achievement Day and a future meeting on July 24 led by president Lena Warren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willing Workers Club
Jenkins District
Mary
Cecil Cotter
Cecil
Wildwood
Isabel Gooch
Lucille Norvell
Lillian White
Lottie Bundies
Sylvia Skeen
Laura Lay
Laura
Clarice
Nadine Norvell
Bertie Gooch
Shirley Foster
Rama Lee Barrows
Martha Ann Cotter
Louise Hollon
Lena Warren
Adams Wesley class meeting notes July fifth
Members of the Adams Wesley class met with Mrs. Mildred W. Rhodes and Mrs. Reba Nickell for a Lord's Prayer in unison. Sixteen members answered roll call and Ila Nevins led devotions from James III. A lesson on the Widow of Zarephath and a report on Independence Day were given, followed by refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams Wesley
Mildred W. Rhodes
Reba Nickell
Ila Nevins
Bobbie Garrett
Zarephath
Hazel Peterson
Alma_ Browning
Gevieve Prather
Margaret Smith
Ira Nevins
Edna Forbes
Leona Harris
Almeda Bartow
Violett Kenley
Lillian Bennett
Nellie Seaman
Mildred Rhodes
Vinton Jones
Linhart
Farmers urged to vaccinate cattle against Pinkeye
Dear farmers are advised to vaccinate cattle against Pinkeye as it spreads this season. For Keratitus Pinkeye vaccine contact E F Peterson's Poultry Service Station in Browning Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. F. Peterson
Browning
Missouri
Linn Co A A Committee Picnic Attendees Listed
North East Linn Reporter notes an all day outing near McCollum cemetery with many Linn County Association of A A committee members and families attending. The article includes a long roster of attending couples and children with one line noting some names may be missing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn Co. A.A
McCollum Cemetery
Lee Lyons
Oliver Harden
Walter G. Barnette
H. T. Weckster
Don R. Owen
Bill Marcussian
Roy Baugher
Maggie Brewer
F. E. Stephenson
Walter Burnett
Dwight Skeen
R. R. Crist
Paul
Perry Christian
Harold Foss
Sherrell
Ben Holcer
Harold Thorne
Otis McCollum
Walter Sensintaffer
Ima Elliott
Glen Tomlin
Cecil Lambert
Everett McConnell
Gerald Moore
C. A. Black
W. A. Wood
C. B. Steplugh
Geo. Meneely
Merle Houston
Lola Merle Farrar
Ruth FE. Mace
Ernest Sorge
Robert Cattey
G. E. Gooch
Aubrey
C. C. Baker
Leo Lattman
Clifford Watson
North East Linn
Youth and Influence Shape the Path to Success
A commentary argues against valuing who you know over ability citing a poll that 80 percent of American youth think knowing the right people matters more than doing a job well. It warns against relying on pull and urges youth to pursue merit to rise from the bottom to the top.
Surprise Birthday Dinner For Wilson Havens
A July 13 gathering marked the 25th birthday of Wilson Havens with a Sunday dinner. Friends and family arrived with baskets and gifts, shared food, played games, and expressed warm wishes for many more birthdays for Mr. Bull. The note lists numerous attendees by family, concluding with thanks for a joyous celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson Havens
Wilson
Cloe
W. H. Havens
Alex Rinehart
Tim Havens
Bennie
Irola
Wilma
W. B. Havens
Wendell
Geo. Jennings
Lavern
Junior
Buster Rinehart
Donald Gene
Frank Brown
Phyllis
Leamon Phil
Victor Jones
Orval Elliott
Harold
Robert Rinehart
Sharon
Robert Neal
Hibemon Havens
Georgiana
Betty
Harvey Max
Leona Havens
Wanda Quigley
Carol and Waverly Pipes
Helen Atkins
Jean Bauswell
J. D. Quigley
Paul Lambert
Myron
Howard Havens
Births for Doris Jean and Cynthia Ann announced
Mr. and Mrs. Lawson Fanning of near Cora announce the birth of a baby girl Doris Jean on Tuesday morning July 16 with Dr. Becker of Milan as attending physician. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Brinkley welcome a 74 pound baby girl Cynthia Ann born Thursday morning July 11 with Dr. T R McArtor attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawson Fanning
Near
Cora
Doris Jean
Becker
Milan
Leo Brinkley
Cynthia Ann
T. R. McArtor
True Blue Club Holds July Meeting at Shafter
The True Blue Club met at Shafter school house on July 10 with 14 attendees including four teens, six visitors. Activities included singing and readings, with discussions on topics from The Belle Fontaine Home for Delinquent Boys to Value of oats for chickens and Does life begin at 40.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
True Blue Club
Shafter School House
Wildwood
Tom Kimbrough
Edgar Morris
Mary Molloy
Price Gilmer
Arnold
Elva Crookshanks
Warren Gooch
George Phillips
el Smith
Carrie Bowyer
Fay Coulter
Russell Paul
Lilburn Gilmer
Geo. Phillips
Walter Browning
Wheelgarber
Elnora Kimbrough
Laura May
Mary Lee Gooch
Birthday Celebration Delayed Until Sunday Gathering
Birthday surprise for Bill Bull on his 50th birthday planned for Friday, July 12, shifted to Sunday. Early arrivals included Mr and Mrs Cordray and Mr and Mrs Ola Stephen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Bull
Catharine
Cordray
Ola Stephen
Get Acquainted Club Meets for July Embroidery Event
The Get Acquainted Club held an afternoon gathering on Wednesday July 10 with Elma Brinkley hosting. Eleven members answered roll call and visitors included Mrs Velma Spray Madeline Hollon Ila Daniels and Mildred Head. Contest winners were Bessie Head Hazel Jones Susie Boswell and Velma Spray. Lorene Head received a secret sister birthday gift unusual since her birthday is in February. Refreshments were peaches and cake. Next meeting is with Lucy Sevier an all day event on Wednesday July 24 with roll call answered by a contest and a present for those present by 10 AM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Get
Elma Brinkley
Velma Spray
Madeline Hollon
Ila Daniels
Mildred Head
Bessie Head
Hazel Jones
Susie Boswell
Loren
Slat's Diary Entries Chronicle A Week Of Oddities
A fragmented diary retells a rough week with social missteps and home notes. The writer mentions injuries mending, a teacher's question, a self made man, marital woes, a contemplated drum investment, and family conversations about income and fame.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Z.A. Gleeton
C. R
Harvey Cordray
Evelyn
Deloris
Joe Head
Harry Lambert
Carl Peavler
Pansy Peavler
Darlene
Mildred Walker
Della Cassity
Earl
Oil Head
Inez May
Adeline Richardson
Aml
Lafe Peavler
Helen Swisegood
Ruby Fern Head
Earnest Heal
Dave Head
J. D
Cecil Cassity
Russell
Head
Charley Richardson
Bob Stephenson
Homer Peavler
Josephine Peavler
Ingerys
Black Eye
Drs
Jane
S. S
Boddie
A. m
Otto
Jake
Angreen
O'Flahertie
Emmy
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