Martin Fuller is Laid to Rest After Death in Missouri
Abram Martin Fuller born December 11 1898 in Washington County Virginia died May 28 1932 at Laughlin Hospital Kirksville Missouri aged 33 years 5 months 17 days. He married Miss Juanita Gooch October 23 1930 and they had one child Reta Doris. Funeral at Browning Missouri conducted by Rev S E Hoover with songs by the Pur din Male Quartette and burial in Jenkins Cemetery.
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Abram Martin
Fuller
Bram
Sallie E. Fuller
Washington County
Virinia
Laughlin Ospital
Kirksville
Juanita Gooch
Reta Doris
Baptist Arch
Browning
Harrowe
Philater
Los Angles
California
Arles Fuller
Virginia
Annie Clements
Purdin
George Fuller
Bristol
Margarete Crosby
Tenn
W. B.orner
Alf
H. L. Fuller
Purin
Ife
Browing
S. E. Hoover
Purdinale Quartette
First Sunshine Workers Annual Meet at Brookshier Hool
The Sunshine Workers of the rookshier Community held their first annual meeting on y 25th at the Brookshier hool with Be Happy Go Lucky Club of the eakins community as guest of honor. A noon dinner followed for about sixty guests with twenty members. The program included games readings and needlework exhibit. The meeting closed with roll call satirically led by members in 11th month attire.
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Sunshine Workers of
Therookshier
Brookshier Hool
Eakins
High taxes blamed for prolonging unemployment and depression
A local editorial argues that high taxes raise unemployment, trigger capital hoarding, and deter investors. The piece contends taxes hinder recovery, extending economic depression and worsening conditions for workers and business.
Special Notice From Henry Watson On Farm Safety
Henry Watson cautions people to stay off his farm after reporting that hunters and fishers are armed and that a cow was shot. He asks that the shooter not be named and emphasizes the need to avoid trespassing.
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Henry Watson
Kansas law helps farmers overland Park rural power debate
A Kansas City area report details how an anti appliance merchandising law affects rural households. A rural power extension project stalls due to lack of farm demand and dealer support for service and financing. Burdened by missing access to appliances, farms see idle workers amid ongoing campaign by utilities to counter Missouri anti merchandising moves. Burton Darr wins top awards in stenography contests at Chillicothe Business College.
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Kansas Law
Overland Park
Kansas
National Electrical Light Association
Kansas City
W. D. Fleming
Kansas City Power & Light Company
Missouri
Burton Carr
Chillicothe Business College
Burton Darr
Iva Darr
Basket Dinner At Baptist Church Draws Large Crowd
A basket dinner was held on the church lawn at the Baptist church in the city on Sunday. A large crowd attended and the event was described as most enjoyable with meals served on the rear lawn.
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Baptist Church
Social events at the Linhart home in Enterprise township
Mr and Mrs Custer Linhart hosted a Sunday gathering at their S H Linhart farm with a one o clock dinner. Rev Chaffe gave thanks and guests enjoyed dining, music, and socializing with a long list of attendees.
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Custer Linhart
S. H
Linhart
Art Milburn
Claude McCollum
Wanda
Chatfe
Melvin
George, Abert
Horace
Hazel Grice
Entertaining Evening Hosted by Mr and Mrs Myers
Mr and Mrs Aubra Myers hosted a gathering at their Milan Missouri home on Tuesday night May 31. About eight o clock the group of young people enjoyed merrymaking with refreshments served late. Attendees included Arthur Newman Helen Hill Aaron Preston Anita Faye Bruner Orville Tipton and Lora Myers.
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Aubra Myers
Arthur Newman
Helen Hill
Aaron Preston
Anita Faye Bruner
Orville Tipton
Milan
Lora Myers
P. E. O. Chapter Observes Guest Day
The local P E O Chapter held Guest Day on Wednesday May 25 at Mrs Herbert Bailey's home. Members and guests attended a piano duet, solos, a duet, and a one act play Ten Minutes Until Train Time. Awards were given for best wish best stunt and clothing pin race. A two course lap luncheon followed.
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Herbert Bailey
W. H. Dickinson
J. H. Calhoun
Lorraine Glaze
R. A. Glaze
Glaze
Miss Glaze
K. M. Duncan
Lorene Whaley
Harriet Wicker
Beverly Duncan
Virginia Bolling
Slats Diary Notes Family Tussle Over Ants at Drug Store
A fragment from Slats diary describes a quarrel at home about treating ants with a drug store purchase. The entry recalls Friday plans, a trip to town, and a heated response about spending for the ants.
Twilight Ball: Browning Regulars Beat Merchants 7 to 4
The Browning Regulars defeated the Browning Merchants 7 to 4 in a six inning game called at 5 30 Lefty Brassfield pitched for the Regulars Moore and Dickinson received and Wampler pitched for the Merchants Adams catching The Merchants hit 7 to the Regulars 8 with 11 left on base to 6 for the Regulars Beginning June 2 a weekly twilight game will be held at Browning Park Diamond free to attend with optional coin donations to help cover baseballs and occasional hat repairs Several local relatives visited in Kansas City Sunday
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Browning Regulars
Browning Merchants
Merchants
Lefty Brassfield
Moore
Dickinson
Wampler
Adams
Atkins
Sien
Sien 003 13*—7 Line Up: Merchants
Phillips
Kenley
B. Peterson
Chapman
B. Cartér
D. Peterson
Bauswell If
Hill
Becker
C. Woodworth
Mooress-c
Bennett
Duckworth
Brassfield
Baker
Browning Park
Rain Brings Welcome Relief to Dry Season
The region suffered months of drought with farmers plowing, planting, and watching corn struggle as pastures and meadows faded. A steady south wind cooled the sky and rain began, reviving wells, streams, ponds, and crops. Farmers rejoice as wheat oats and corn show new growth.
Car overturns after gravel triggers near miss on Linneus trip
Tuesday afternoon Mrs. Ninnie Jones with John Moore Noel Myers and Arthur Rinehart traveled to Linneus to watch Browning versus Linneus. A motorcycle ahead hit loose gravel forcing sudden braking and the Jones car swerved and rolled. Jack Moore suffered facial cuts Noel Myers a leg cut others uninjured. If gravel had been packed the crash might have been avoided.
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Ninnie Jones
John Moore
Noel Myers
Arthur Rinehart
Linneus
Browning
Lowe’s Branch Bridge
West town farmer warns off hunters after stock loss
Henry Watson of the B. T. Jolly farm reports increased hunter intrusion west of town. He says a steer was killed and another shot, with no one speaking up about the incident. He urges fishermen and hunters to stay off his land.
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Henry Watson
B. T. Jolly
Mr. Watson
Man Turns Car Over Leaving Him Scarred By Water
John Morgan sustained serious scalding injuries after a car incident last week when his vehicle overturned in water. Local authorities investigated the incident and urged caution around flooded roadways.
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John Morgan
Soldier Receives Arm Dressing in Town Visit
A diator sustained a pretty severe injury to his right arm but managed to visit town on Saturday to have it dressed and treated.
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Diator
Mrs Amanda Johnson Hospitalized After Hip Break
Mrs Amanda Johnson fell Thursday night breaking her hip and was taken to Kirksville Hospital. She is reported very ill and was accompanied to the hospital by her daughter Mrs Ross Fuller and Dr M L Haning.
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Amanda Johnson
Kirksville
Ross Fuller
M. L. Haning
Special Permanent Wave $2.95
Clare son's Brookfield offers a special permanent wave for $2.95 with phone line 116 for appointments and details.
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Clareson’s
Brookfield
Letter to Poultry Raisers on Quality and Sales
A farmer urges poultry and egg producers to maintain quality despite economic stress. He advises removing infertile roosters, ensuring ample clean water, and keeping eggs cool and well cleaned to preserve freshness. Simple, costless practices are stressed as key to better prices. Sincerely, W. F. Priebe.
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W. F. Priebe
Decoration Day Observed Quietly in City Streets
Graves were decorated Monday to honor the departed as nearby cemeteries saw visitors. The city appeared in a holiday mood with flags along streets and banks closed for the national holiday. The editorial urges a formal Decoration Day program next year and calls on citizens to perform their duties.
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Joe Hixes
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A. J. Havens
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Ben Blaine
Keith
Ted Smith
Robert
Charles Pough
Ray Vandstein
Mr. Havens
Roberta
Lucile
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Essie
J. E.marvin
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