Missouri State Fair Names Assistant Superintendents
Secretary Roy S. Kemper announces E. A. Trowbridge of Columbia will head the Horse Department at the 1946 Missouri State Fair in Sedalia August 18 to 25. Assistants are F. E. Caldwell of Perry and E. M. Woods of Jefferson City. Premiums total 11720 with 7970 increase from last year and entry closes August 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy 5S. Kemper
E. A. Trowbridge
Columbia
FE. R. Caldwell
Perry
E. M. Woods
Jefferson City
Sedalia
Roy &. Kemper
Missouri
Browning Area Gossip and Local Visits Mixed With Moves
Local residents from Purdin Linneus Meadville and Lineville visited Browning or traveled to nearby towns on exchanges and business. Families like the Bagleys Calhouns Uurdins Belchers Wood Atkins Warrens and Jones frequent trips, with plans to relocate or open a Snack Shack lunchroom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benny Law
Louis Arnold
Kansas City
J. H. Calhoun
Linneus
J. S. U Urdin
Near Purdin
Novedalsbury
Lineville
Ola Belcher
Meadville
Browning
George Wood
Purdin Social Notes Add Rain Hopes and Visits
Purdin residents note dry weather easing and express hope for rain while frequent visits connect relatives and old friends. Albert Belt and daughters from Sterling and LeRoy Belt with Oklahoma City ties visit. kin from Browning Midland Kansas City Milan and Kirksville are mentioned among gatherings and weekend trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Belt
Sterling, Jrr
LeRoy Belt
Oklahoma City
Purdin
Curt Gooch
K. W. Gooch
Increased Army Pay Could Reduce Draft Need
Rising U S Army pay levels are linked to fewer draft concerns as service benefits grow. Private base pay plus allowances results in substantial retirement incomes, with sergeants earning notably more after long service, suggesting military careers offer advantages hard to beat in civilian work.
Fairview District Social News Highlights
Mr. and Mrs. Ira Browning and Mr. and Mrs. Scott Browning visited Thursday afternoon with Wm. Riley and Mrs. E. W. Riley. Miss Shirley Brantner and Miss Glenda Brantner visited Mrs. Jessie M. Britton Sunday and helped celebrate her tenth birthday. Beryl Taylor and Henry Lambert have threshing wheat and oats in the neighborhood, working for Earl and J. B. Maggart, Denver Leeper, Van Mairs, Lyle Britton, and Ben Brantner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira Browning
Scott Browning
Wm. Riley
E. W. Riley
Shirley
Glenda Brantner
Mis
Jessie M. Britton
Beryl Taylor
Henry Lambert
Earl
J. B. Maggart
Denver Leeper
van Mairs
Lyle Britton
Ben Brantner
Dickinson area social notes from Sunday to midweek
Mar and Mrs Harry Lambert hosted Sunday dinner with Miz and Mrs Simpson Cordray. Several families visited Brookfield and Seattle bound relatives. neighbors helped with paper duties. Multiple pickups include the Longwell and Lambert families sharing meals and hosting guests across the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mar
Harry Lambert
Miz
Simpson Cordray
Jesse Longwell
Johnnie
Alva Deskins
Brookfield
Mary Jo Hanman
Lucille
Laoma Lambert
Walter Lambert
Ona Lambert
Orpha Dickinson
Phillip Lanai
Phyllis Lynn
C. McKenzie
Earl Steen
John Longwell
Allen Belzer
Kenneth
Ethel Swisegood
Max
Mary Deskins
Versie Bailey
Gertrude Lambert
Norman Woodside
Nelson Britton
Jesse Woodside
Junior Hollon
Pension rules for veterans survivors explained
One article outlines a type of survivor pension under World War II service connected disability. It details monthly payments for widow, children, or dependent parents and notes limits, remarriage conditions, and age rules for eligible children. The discussion continues next week with the second pension type.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veterans Administration H
Pension rules for WWII veterans dependents clarified
The article explains that pension eligibility for widows, children, or dependent parents of World War II veterans rests on not having disqualifying conditions other than dishonorable discharge. Pensions are paid by the Veterans Administration, not the service branch, and applicants must contact a VA regional or local office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veterans Administration
Samller
Leader-Record Wants Ad Tells It
A compact job ad urges readers to advertise with Leader-Record for selling trading or renting. The terse notice promotes using the paper to reach local customers or clients with quick classified placements.
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Secretary of Missouri State Fair Names
Wm. Hath of
Raymond Bagley
J. G. Atkins
Vaun
Laura Atkins
Warsaw
Raymond Warren
Paul Kollasch
San Diego
California
Donald Jones
Donald Warren
Lucille Kollasch
Edgar, Shepherd
Rayma Lee Barrows
John Gooch
Wayne Cooper
Carol
Near Linners
Miss Cooper
Sadie Payne
Faith Cassity
Jane Hardin
John Tipton
Charley Pulliam
Walter Gooch
Emmett Gooch
Midland
Michigan
Ivan Hedges
Purin
W. T. Cady
Chillicothe
D. L. Cady
Amos Cotter
Boss Lyons
Simon Head
Joe Creason
Lucy Houser
Macon
Mrs. Head
Ed Pullam
Mrs. Kroeger and Son
Kirksville
Will Pulliam
Jay Rottmann
Norma Gooch
Milan
Ronald
Dean Phillips
Roscoe
Bennie Ie
John Fucker
Herman A. Pearler
Raymond Phillips
Dale Straley
F. W. Riley
Eugene
Rere
BPS
Patterson-Sargent Paints
Browning Lumber Company
Browning, Mo
Fairview Dist
Dickinson
Sullivan County
Harry Rhodes
Sullivan County, Missouri
Linn County
Sullivan CO
Bly
Walter S. Clark
M.F.A
M. F. A. General Cooperative
Glen F. Warren
Bath Packing Company
Waterloo, Iowa
E Edmundson IN
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