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Browning Leader Record

Location

Browning, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1938

Page

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Obituary of Guy T. Carter Passes After Illness

Guy T. Carter born February 18 1891 in Browning Missouri died May 30 1938 after a long life as a traveling salesman livestock dealer and optical supplies dealer. He leaves wife Lora M Carter four daughters and three brothers with funeral held June 1 at the Baptist Church in Browning.

Guy T. Carter W. P Lula M. Carter Browning Missouri Fessie V. Taylor Della Gale Mary First Baptist Church Keokuk Iowa East St. Louis Illinois Lora M. Hatch Elizabeth Joann Lora M. Carter Gale Powell J. B F. D. Carter King W. Carter Washington, D. C The Baptist Church W. M. Owen C. B. Hobbs Harvey Fields Dickinson Lantz McCormick E. P. Harvey S. C. Lantz Wesley Peters Wallace Grice Wayne Gooch Jenkins Cemetery Drew Gibson Chicago Chas. Riddle Franklin Mae Ackerson

Card of Thanks for Guy T. Carter

We extend sincere thanks to neighbors and friends for kindness during the illness, death and burial of Guy T. Carter and for the beautiful floral offerings. Mrs. Lora Carter and daughters, Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Powell, Mrs. Lula Carter and Fern, Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Carter.

Guy T. Carter Lora Carter Aaron Powell Lula Carter Fern J. B. Carter

Large Crowd Attends Browning Event at Electric Theatre

A large crowd gathered Saturday night in Browning for a local talent show and film at the Electric Theatre. The band performed about thirty minutes before show time and the picture was described as a fine one.

Browning Electric Theatre

Teachers College Kirksville summer term attendees

Attending Teachers College at Kirksville were Mrs Mason Dell, Mrs Claude Kenley, Misses Virginia Burwell and Evelyn Haley, Max Freeland and Edward F Williams among the teachers entering the summer term on Tuesday.

Kirksville Mason Dell Claude Kenley Virginia Burwell Evelyn Haley Max Freeland Edward F. Williams Teachers College

Free Clinic Opens Saturdays for Wide Range of Ailments

Dr. E G Fuhrman announces a free clinic on Saturdays June 4 11 and 18 from 8 am to 8 pm offering exam diagnosis and treatment for asthma arthritis arthritis deformans appendicitis chronic adhesions bronchial and eye ear complaints high or low blood pressure constipation catarrh deafness female and male troubles goiter heart disease inflammatory rheumatism malnutrition neuralgia neuritis nervous disorders nephritis nose troubles obesity rheumatism stomach trouble sciatica spinal conditions and women s diseases. Women patients may be examined by a female assistant and bring children for a complete physical.

E. G. Fuhrman

Mills Jr. Visits Kirksville Voters in Congressional Quest

John C. Mills Jr of Kirksville, Probate Court Judge for Adair County, spoke with voters here Monday as a candidate seeking the Democratic nomination for Representative in Congress from Missouri's First District.

John C. Mills, Jr Kirksville Adair County Judge Mills Missouri

Wool Wanted at Highest Market Price

We are buying wool at the highest market price. Call 38. F. M. Stamper Co., By J. R. Williams.

Call F. M. Stamper Co J. R. Williams

Dinner guests at Vincent home include Meadville and Sey mour families

Entertained Mr and Mrs L J Vincent had Sunday dinner guests including Mr and Mrs H H Hatch and daughter Lois and grandson Loren of Meadville, Mr and Mrs Wm Boyd and son Wm Jr of Seymour Iowa, Mr and Mrs Orvis Vincent Charles and Phyllis, Mr and Mrs George Taylor Lorraine and Nina Clair, and Mr and Mrs Leon Vincent and son Gary.

L. J. Vincent H. H. Hatch Lois Loren Meadville Wm. Boyd Wm. Jr Seymour Iowa Orvis Vincent Charles Phyllis George Taylor Lorraine Nina Clair Leon Vincent Gary

For Sale Spotted Poland China Boar

J. H. Payne advertises a spotted Poland China boar weighing about 200 pounds for sale.

Poland J. H. Payne

Statewide school bus survey shows 40000 plus riders

The State Department of Education reports over 40000 public school children were transported last year on 1755 approved routes. It used 823 buses, 790 cars, 63 trucks, 75 wagons and 4 street railways. Lloyd W. King notes progress since 1935 when 20469 pupils were moved.

State Department of Education Lloyd W. King

White Family Reunion Brightens Brookfield Home

A large White family gathering at Mr. and Mrs. Bey Gooch’s home on Monday May 30 included most relatives. Absent were Mr. and Mrs. Lee Shouse and children of Brookfield, Mr. and Mrs. Keith Williams of Kansas City, and Donald Williams visiting grandparents nearby. A noon dinner followed by visiting. Participants included J. Elmer White Green City Earl Gooch Helen Gary Celia Glenn Gooch Nora Harris Elmer Carlos Wesley Linhart Phyllis St Louis Rosalie Linhart Olive Shifflett Brookfield C. C. Williams Kenneth Williams Cherrill Herbert Hamilton with numerous others.

Lee Shouse Brookfield Keith Williams Kansas City Donald Williams J. Elmer White Green City Earl Gooch Helen Gary Celia Glenn Gooch Nora Harris Elmer Carlos Wesley Linhart Phyllis St. Louis Rosalie Linhart Olive Shifflett C. C. Williams Kenneth Williams Cherrill Herbert Hamilton

Reward offered for theft of brass fittings at Limestone Quarry

The Linn County Farm Bureau offers a 25 reward for information leading to arrest and conviction of those who stole brass fittings from the Nichols & Sheppard engine at the Limestone Quarry on the Johnson & Tribbel farm southwest of Purdin. Call the Farm Bureau Office Linneus or the Sheriff with any tips.

Linn County Farm Bureau Nichols & Sheppard Johnson & Tribbel Purdin Farm Bureau Office Linneus

Mrs J E Rudloff Suffered Fall and Hip Injury

Mrs J E Rudloff of Rocheport broke her hip in a fall and is in a Columbia hospital reported as doing as well as could be expected. She has many friends in the city who were sorry to hear of the misfortune.

J. E. Rudloff Rocheport Columbia

Stitch And Chatter Club Meeting At The May 26 Event

The Stitch And Chatter Club gathered May 26 with Alpha Quigley hosting six teens three visiting ladies ten men and eight children. Members quilted on a necktie quilt and worked on two more while junior members played nearby. Visitors Laura Hamilton Florence Foss and Vivian Woodside attended.

Alpha Quigley Alpha Mrs. Hamilton Leah Laura Hamilton Florence Foss Vivian Woodside Camora Dana Iva Lois Frances Amelia Lucille Mollie Irene Allie Eva Clara Alma Merilee Imogene Josephine Dorothy Velma Lee Gwyndoline Waverly Florence

Next Club Report Notes Eva Baskett Meeting

Alpha served as vice-president in Lydia’s absence. The club met on June 9 with Eva Baskett. Roll call was answered and a grab bag activity noted. Visitors are welcome to attend future meetings.

Alpha Lydia Eva Baskett

Local Families Gather for Brookfield Area Reunion

Mrs Alda Brookshier hosts relatives from Iowa and Brookfield including Mr and Mrs Floyd Cokerham and their children, Mrs Geo Brookshier, Mrs Carlos Mace, and Mr and Mrs Artie Taylor and son in a family gathering.

Alda Brookshier Floyd Cokerham Geo. Brookshier Iowa Carlos Mace Artie Taylor Brookfield

Third Quarterly Conference at M E Church South

The M E Church South church school begins at 10 a m with preaching at 11 a m by Rev Perry P Taylor Presiding Elder Chillicothe District The third quarterly conference of the year will be held at 3 p m A report from all churches is expected Preaching by the pastor at 8 p m W M Owen invites worshipers to attend

Perry P. Taylor Chillicothe W. M. Owen

Slats Diary of a School Week About Life and Laughter

The diary entries recount a week in a rural student’s life with humor and mis-spellings. The narrator recalls classroom lessons about whales and Joner, family reactions, a failed swim plan, Blister’s job prospects, a by bicycle joke, and school’s last week. The tone is playful and reflective about growing up.

Joner Jake Crick Teasday Jakes Bisness Sevral Jane

Bank Bandits Caught Near Tarkio After Iowa Hold Up

Two men, Ernest H. McCarthy and Harry Korte, were arrested Thursday on U S highway 59 near Tarkio after holding up the Bank Imogene in Imogene Iowa. They confessed to twelve bank robberies including Citizens Savings Bank in October 1937. They fled, helped by locals, and were later identified in photos after arrests. Four accomplices already convicted with sentences from 10 to 50 years. McCarthy had a prior reform school record. Korte had none.

Ernest H. McCarthy Kansas City Harry Korte Kansas Tarkio Mr. Warren Melvin Fuller Eversonville McCarthy Chillicothe Ohio Korte

Social Guests Attend Sunday Dinner at Mrs Woolf Residence

Mrs Marie Woolf entertained Sunday dinner guests including Mr and Mrs Ross Prather Mr and Mrs Ernest Jenkins Mr and Mrs Lawrence Stover and children and Mr and Mrs John Correll from Brookfield and Fay Prather. Afternoon callers included Mr and Mrs Nathan Correll Mr and Mrs Ralph Correll Sam Correll and son William Brookfield Mr and Mrs Earl Clem Chicago Mr and Mrs William Johannaber and Mrs Elizabeth Clem Omaha Neb Mrs Sallie Prather and Miss Elizabeth Ann Prather.

Marie Woolf Ross Prather Ernest Jenkins Lawrence Stover John Correll Brookfield Fay Prather Nathan Correll Ralph Correll Sam Correll William Earl Clem Chicago William Johannaber

Baby Nancy Josephine Born to Mr and Mrs Keithley

Mr and Mrs John Keithley announce the birth of a baby girl named Nancy Josephine arrived Sunday afternoon. Dr Grace Simmons of Milan served as attending physician.

John Keithley Grace Simmons Milan Nancy Josephine

Browning Labor Interest in New School Building

The notice urges Browning residents to work on a new school building funded partly by the Federal Emergency Administration of Public Works. It details wage breakdowns with 29.6 percent of funds staying locally and 25.4 percent for local construction materials and labor. J. R. Williams asks interested men to fill out the Work Date Sheet.

Browning Federal Emergency Administration of Public Works J. R. Williams

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