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Browning Leader Record

Location

Browning, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1939

Page

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Death of Harvey Alspach Ends Long Illness in Brookfield

Harvey A Alspach born April 3 1867 Findley Ohio died at home in Brookfield after months of illness. Survived by daughter Marion Farman grandkids and siblings F J Alspach L B Alspach Meda Alspach. Funeral at Hill Chapel with Rev Nilsson and Rev Coran. Interment Rose Hill cemetery.

Harvey A R. W. Alspach Findley Ohio Brookfield Missouri Browning Louella Samuelsson Humboldt Nebraska Marion, Farman Glendale California F. J. Alspach L. B. Alspach Sedalia Meda Alspach Hill Chapel M. W. Nilsson Chrristian Church C. W. Coran Moberly Rose Hill Cemetery

Get Acquainted Club Hosts New Member and Contests

Mrs Herbert Steele hosted the Get Acquainted Club on May 24 with ten members and three visitors. New member Mrs Dan Head joined. contests won by Bessie Head Mary Alice Bozwell and Marjorie Stephenson. Gracie Foster received a birthday gift shower. Refreshments served. Next meeting June 7 with Mary Alice Bozwell.

Herbert Steele Dan Head Wildwood Bessie Head Mary Alice Bozwell Marjorie Stephenson Gracie Foster Bessie Lorene Lulu Pearl Head Lottie Dodson Susie Elma Brinkley Chloe Hoskins Lucy Sevier Mayme Steele Ira Mae Daniels Myrtle Shaw Pot Holder

Trespass Deaths on Railroad Property Decline, Burlington Campaign

The Interstate Commerce Commission reports 2300 killed and over 2400 injured on railroad property last year with a drop in fatalities from the prior year. Burlington officials say the six in ten local victims highlight the need for ongoing anti trespass efforts and safety campaigns in communities.

Powell I.C.C Bulington Interstate Commerce Commission D. R. Powell Burlington

Bridge Dinner Honors by Bolling and Fuhrman Hosts

Mrs Jas P Bolling and Mrs E G Fuhrman hosted a two course bridge dinner at the Fuhrman home last Thursday at 7 p m. Guests included Mrs N W Phillips of Milan and Mesdames Bailey Calhoun Carr Dickinson Forbes Gooch Grice Haning Lay Moore Peters Wady Williams and Miss Edith Burkholder. Favors for high score went to Mrs Dar and the traveling prize to Mrs Lay.

Jas. P. Bolling E. G. Fuhrman Fuhrman N. W. Phillips Milan H. C. Bailey J. H. Calhoun C. B. Carr Eunice F. Dickinson D. S. Forbes W. Gooch W. D. Grice M. L. Haning Fred Lay Robert Moore W. F. Peters Jo Wady J. R. Williams Edith Burkholder Dar Mrs. Lay

Joe's Service Station Ice Delivery Ad

Ice sold by Joe's Service Station with delivery twice daily at 8:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m. Orders by phone number 6. Price 40 cents per hundred.

Joe’s Joe's

Langdon Family Hosts Sunday Dinner Guests

Entertained Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. W S Langdon were Roy Langdon and a friend from Kansas, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Langdon and children from near Purdin, Mr. and Mrs. Voris Langdon and son Keith, Mrs. Minerva Pipes of near Purdin. Mr. and Mrs Clarence Lantz of Downing were afternoon callers.

W. S. Langdon Roy Langdon Kansas Ernest Langdon Near Purdin

4-H Clubs Receive Instructions in Judging

4-H Livestock clubs from Linn County met at Columbia under the Linn County Farm Bureau to receive judging instructions from Extension Specialist T. A. Ewing. Leaders Thomas H. Wade Oral Buckner C. E. Matin and George Matkins accompanied many club members and others from Ferker Community Club and Harry Glover's Pig Club.

Linn Thomas H. Wade Oral Buckner C. E. Matin George Matkins Livestock Club Ferker Community Club Harry Glover Pig Club

WPA Project Approval for Local School Grounds

The local board of education reports WPA funds approved for landscaping the grounds building an athletic field fencing and repairs to the original building. Work may be delayed due to reductions in WPA funding and may not begin for some time.

Board of Education

Gilmer Elected to Adams & Sons Grocer Co. Board

J. Carl Gilmer was elected member of the Board of Directors of Adams & Sons Grocer Co of Chillicothe Missouri at a stockholders meeting on May 15. Adams & Sons does close to a million dollars of business annually operating in North Missouri.

J. Carl Gilmer Adams & Sons Grocer Co Chillicothe Adams & Sons Missouri

Notice Against Trespassing on Criffis Land East of Jenkins Schoolhouse

Property owner Ray Criffis posts a notice banning trespassers on land east of the Jenkins schoolhouse and demands that people stay off the premises.

Jenkins Schoolhouse Ray Criffis

Ice Cream Supper Postponed At Cross Roads Schoolhouse

Rain postponed the ice cream supper at Cross Roads schoolhouse to Friday night June 2 for the benefit of the Cora Soft Ball Club.

Cross Roads Cora Soft Ball Club

Oil drilling advances at Sayers farm test near Unionville

The first oil and gas test in Putnam county continues at the E E Sayers farm nine miles southeast of Unionville. Drilling has shifted to a 24 hour schedule after initial difficulties, with work divided into two 12 hour shifts. A chalky layer, possibly gypsum, has been encountered, thick in the vein, and barbed wire fencing surrounds the operation to prevent accidents and grant drillers greater freedom.

K. E. Sayers Unionville Putnam County Unionville Republican E. E. Sayers

U B Workers club meeting notes May 10 1930s

The U B Workers club met with Mildred Foss on May 10 for an all day session. Members quilted and embroidered, shared a large dinner, and held a grab bag roll call led by president Ethel Burkholder. A rainstorm interrupted activities and the day closed with plans for May 24, with visitors and many members listed.

U. B. Workers Club Mildred Foss Ethel Burkholder Maggie Ogle Geldie Abbott Mildred Agnes Rieger Kathryn Steele Goldie Abbott Marlene Joe Edens Barbera Aletha Palmer Kathryn Hester Steele Sadie Payne Rose Edens Nannie Nora Clu Bessie Steele Marlin Carl Tapscott Phyllis Ann Nettie Crist Kathryn Smith Team Jewel CC. R

Masons to Lay Corner Stone for Court House

Sullivan County will hold a corner stone ceremony for a new court house on Saturday June 10 1939 led by Missouri Grand Master Henry C Chiles with assist from Grand Lodge officers and the local Third District lodge. A Bar Association program precedes the ceremony with Judge Ewing C Bland expected to speak.

Sullivan County Masons of Missouri Henry C. Chiles Lexington Grand Lodge Masonic Masonic Temple Masonic Fraterity Third Masonic District

For Sale Some Real Good Sand

Local ad offers sand for sale by Sze Dewey Miller or Carlos Msce.

Sze Dewey Miller Carlos Msce

Sunday Dinner Guests Share Local Hospitality

Sunday supper entertained by Mr and Mrs John Keithly and daughter. Guests included Mr and Mrs W P Keithley of Moberly, Mrs M W Hanna of Brookfield, Mr and Mrs Van Christy and son Charles Edward, and Mr and Mrs Roy Keithley.

John Keithly W. P. Keithley Moberly M. W. Hanna Brookfield van Christy Charles Edward Roy Keithley

Dinner Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Hooker

Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Hooker entertained Sunday dinner guests including Mr. and Mrs. Noel Russell and two children Mrs. Walter Howard of Kansas City Mrs. W. C. Ingram of Hillsboro Ill Mrs. P. G. Bates of Granite City Ill Mrs. Lizzie Prather Mrs. Josie Jones Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Peterson and Miss Opal Williems.

J. T.hooker Noel Russell Walter Howard Kansas City W. C. Ingram Hillsboro Ill P. G. Bates Granite City Lizzie Prather Josie Jones A. D. Peterson Opal Williems

Funeral attendance notes for several families

Attended funeral services for Mr and Mrs F J Alspach and for Mrs G G Freeland with Max present. Also listed are Mr and Mrs Victor Alspach and daughter M O Alspach, Mr and Mrs Edgar Carter, Mrs Van Arn and daughter Ruth, and Mrs Ella.

F. J. Alspach G. G. Freeland Max Victor Alspach M. O. Alspach Edgar Carter van Arnold Ruth Ella

Attendees Attend H A Alspach Funeral in Brookfield

Relatives including Stufflebean and Mrs. W F Peters attended the funeral of H A Alspach in Brookfield on Saturday.

Death of Wm. Trippeer Reported in St. Louis Veterans Hospital

Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Calhoun received a message yesterday morning announcing the death of Wm. Trippeer at a Veteran's Hospital in St. Louis. Mrs. Trippeer is a niece of Mrs. Calhoun. The Trippeers formerly lived at Linnell's but now reside in Jefferson City.

Wm. Trippeer R. M. Calhoun Veteran’s Hospital St. Louis

Y. P. C. A. Soft Ball Practice Next Wednesday

The mens division of the Y M C A will play softball at the park on Wednesday June 7 at 5 30 PM. It is a practice game and all interested in forming a Soft Ball Club are urged to attend.

Unkel Hisself Evry Buddie Crick Esr

Diary entries reveal a rural boy's week of mischief and observations

Slats and friends recount a rough week from Sunday to Saturday filled with small plans, family talk, and local gossip. The child notes jury rumors, editor notes, a ride to town, a buggy trip, and fishing at the crick with a cautious warning about mosquitoes and landings.

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