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Browning Leader Record

Location

Browning, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jul 30, 1931

Page

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Free High School Tuition for Nonresident Students Start

Randolph County residents will see free tuition for high school nonresidents starting this September under a new state law. Eligible students from districts without a high school may attend neighboring schools with tuition paid by the state and transportation covered, up to 50 dollars per full term and three dollars per month for transport two miles or more.

J. W. Minor Huntsville Minor State Department Randolph County Moberly Monitor-Index Moberly, Mo

Birthday Dinner Honors Beryl Head at Pollock

Relatives gathered Sunday to celebrate Beryl Head's birthday with a noon meal. Guests included James Hollon, Clay Dell, Veryl, Mason and Leonard Head, Russel Head and daughters, J T Head, Lawrence McEntire and family, Grover Maggart family, Clarence Head family, James Nickell family, Georgia Ann Head, Hazel Coon, and Beryl Head and daughters, who departed content after a joyful gathering.

Beryl Head James Hollon Clay Dell and Sons Veryl, Mason and Leonard Russel Head Osgood J. T. Head Pollock Lawrence McEntire Grover Maggart Clarence Head James G. Nickell Georgia Ann Head Hazel Coon Beryl

Civic Club to Elect Officers at Hummel Store

All Civic Club members are asked to meet at Hummel Furniture Store on August 4 at 3 p m to elect officers for the coming year.

Civic Club Hummel Furniture Store

Death of Mrs. Adella A. Cassity McIntire

Mrs. Adella A. Cassity McIntire died at her Linneus home on July 25 after a long illness. Born July 18 1866 near Purdin Missouri she married P B Pound in 1882, had four children, then married M L McIntire in 1925. Survived by children spouses siblings and eight grandchildren. Funeral conducted by Rev J B Schol at Linneus Methodist Church with burial in Rose Hill cemetery.

Adella A. Cassity William and Eliza Cassity Purdin Missouri Linneus P. B. Pound Bessie Fishback Laclede Nellie Hutchinson Gladwater Texas M.Y. Rusk The Linn Co

4-H Round Up Draws Large Linn County Crowd

The Linn County 4-H Round Up drew over 400 attendees Monday as 15 judging teams and 10 demonstration groups competed for trips to Columbia funded by the Farm Bureau and other sponsors. Winners include clothing demonstration teams Mable Wilson and Jane Lomax, and dairy demonstration team Elaine Kearns and Marion Harris, with contestants from Shelby and local clubs.

Linn Columbia Farm Bureau Mable Wilson Jane Lomax Lois Farrar Frances Farrar Letha Tromerhouser Elizabeth Foster Orlene Holser Harold Ware Jack Finney Carl Benson Gerald Johnson Elaine Kearns Marion Harris Lee Cisna Kenneth Guyer Raymond Richmond Katherine Cisna Lloyd Richmond Winnie Stark Paul Cokerham Shelby Jane Ninote Canning Club Jolly Bakers Club Health and Sanitation Club Rose Fleetwood Jefferson City Caulfield

Best Glasses Only Three Dollars At Dr Palm Browning

Glasses offered at three dollars with a three dollar down payment and small installments. Dr. Palm will be in Browning on August 8 to approve orders and fit eyewear.

Dr. Palm Browning

Red Sox Fall In Gifford Debut In Tri League

The Red Sox lost Sunday at Gifford 7 to 5 in their first MLA Tri League game. They scored two runs in the first inning on walks to Atkins and Woodworth and hits by Carr and Moore, then added three more before struggles at the plate and Franklin's pitching, including two wild pitches, hindered their effort.

Red Sox Linneus Braves Linneus Gifford Silvey Kerr Saddler G. Belfield Hulse Dan Ces Love Franklin Moore Montgomery Atkins Woodworth Carr

Jesse-King Wedding at Jesse Home in Excelsior Springs

An impressive wedding service was held at Mrs. Leila Jesse's home in Excelsior Springs Missouri on July 18 at 8 p m. Gordon D Jesse of Kansas City Missouri wed Miss Phyllis King also of Kansas City Rev Edmund Miller of Richmond Missouri officiated the ceremony Rev Miller is among the ministers ordained by the late Rev P Jesse father of the groom Afterward ice cream and cake refreshments were served and the couple left for Estes Park Colorado for a two week honeymoon Both newlyweds hold positions and will return to work in Kansas City The guests included Rev Miller and wife W H Dickinson and wife and Fannie Jane Elgin of Liberty The Jesse family extends well wishes for the couple's happiness and success

Leila Jesse Excelsior Springs Gordon D. Jesse Kansas City Phyllis King Edmund Miller Richmond Miller P. Jesse Jesse Estes Park Colo W. H. Dickinson Browning Fannie Jane Elgin Liberty Gordon

Special Permanent Wave at Clark Son’s Brookfield Mo

A local salon advertises a special permanent wave price of 2.95 offered by Clark son’s in Brookfield Missouri with phone contact 116 for appointments.

Clarkson Brookfield, Mo

Milan Band Delights Browning Crowd In Mutual Admiration

A large Friday night crowd in Browning and vicinity enjoyed the Milan band under Leeman Atherton. The young and older musicians delivered fine music and vocal solos by a young lady and gentleman drew hearty applause. The event fostered goodwill between the two cities and left readers hoping for another performance.

J S Alexander Dies in Cedar Rapids While Visiting

The Chicago Heights man J S Alexander died Monday after three weeks illness while visiting Cedar Rapids with his wife Mrs Alexander. He lived much of his life in the local community before moving to Chicago Heights. Survived by wife and two children Porter of Kansas City and Nina Morrow, service held in Chicago Heights.

J. S. Alexander Chicago Heights Alexander Porter Kansas City Nina _ Morrow

Great Seal History Marking Washington Bicentennial Era

A review notes George Washington’s wide influence as his 200th birthday approaches in 1932. It explains his role in flag design and naval beginnings, but that the great seal was designed without his input after Congress formed a 1776 committee and then dropped the seal project for years.

William Barton A. M Philadelphia Lancaster Charles Thomson Congress Barton United States United States of America Department of State George Washington Boston United States Navy West Point Continental Congres Division of Information George Washington Bicentennial Commission Continental Congress United Colonies Benjamin Franklin John Adams Thomas Jefferson

Fourth Quarterly Conference at Morris Chapel Sunday

The fourth Quarterly Conference will be held at Morris Chapel Methodist Church on Sunday August 2. An all day service and basket dinner are planned.

Morris Chapel Methodist Church

Obituary for Miss Lucina Cooper

Miss Lucina Cooper born March 12 1902 died July 22 1931 at age 29 4 10 funeral services were held Friday at 110 clock conducted by Rev J E Rudloff Interment was in the Cooper cemetery A precious one from us has gone A voice we love is still A Place in our home has been made and can never be filled Dear sister we hope to meet you in Heaven where sickness and pain is unknown

Lucina Cooper J. E. Rudloff Cooper Cemetery

Benefit Baseball Game For Junior Club At Legion

A 7 inning benefit game tonight at 6 p m between American Legion and the Red Sox. Receipts go to the new Junior Baseball Club. Bauer and Hardin play for the Legion and Franklin and Hubbell for the Red Sox. Admission ten cents. All are invited.

Legion Red Sox Amr Bauer & Hardin Franklin & Hubbell

Saturday Drawing Winners List Items and Prizes

A detailed listing shows 33 prize items awarded on Saturday. Participants include Browning Bakery, Citizens State Bank, M L Seely, Gernie and Ernie's Barber Shop, and Browning Motor Co among others. Prizes range from food products and household goods to services and shop items, with values noted such as 50 cents in trade and various commodities like flour, gas, and tools.

Browning Bakery M. L. Seely F. L. Biswell Citizens State Bank L. O. Wykoff L. W. Hummel C. T. Johnson R. E. Carter F. M. Stamper Guy Peters Peterson Bros Gernie and Ernie Jean Browning Farm Club Gem Coffee Shop Farmers Exchange Bank W. P. Nickell W. H. Dickinson L. W. Rice Kodak Schrock Hardware Co Farmers Store O. K. Vincent Creason Garage Joe’s Alspach Style Shop Beret Owl Pharmacy

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Browning High School Mrs. McIntire Jesse-King Milan Cedar Rapids
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