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Browning Leader Record

Location

Browning, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1936

Page

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Parish matriarch Christine Kollasch dies at 74 in Algona

Christine Kollasch born June 18 1861 in La Salle County Illinois died May 28 1936 at her son Wm Kollasch Algona after heart trouble. Survived by husband 12 children 54 grandchildren 28 great grandchildren and many siblings and relatives. Funeral Mass Whittemore. pallbearers grandsons Orville Kollasch Harold Kollasch Pete Nellis Vincent Wilson John Keane Ivan Kollasch.

Christine Kollasch Wm. Salz la Salle County Ilinois Wm. Kollasch Algona Joseph Kollasch Iown Lizzie Nass Will Kollasch Peter Burt Iowa Paul Browning Edward Purdin John Meadville Jake Kohler Charley Kollasch Edna Gordon Bancroft Wm. Korrect John Korrect Armstrong Wm. Salz, Jr Leonore, Ill John Salz Stacyville Albert Laubenthal Emmetsburg Pete Dahlhauser West Bend Paul Kollasch Maurine Edward Kollasch Mary Denise Mary Presentation Dougherty Denise Presentation Kollasch Whittemore Father Hyland Whittemore Catholic Orville Kollasch Harold Kollasch Pete Nellis Vincent Wilson John Keane Ivan Kollasch

Extension Service Moves To New Location At Milan Corner

The Agricultural Extension Service relocates from the Poole Building to rooms above the Milan Home Oil Company at the northeast square corner. The remodeled space is light and well ventilated. Farmers remain welcome visitors. the service, begun over two decades ago by USDA and state colleges, supports farmers with production, marketing, and crop and livestock guidance.

Poole Milan Home Oil Company Agricultural Extension Service U.S. Department of Agriculture State Colleges of Agriculture

Royal Neighbors Convene 23rd Annual Meeting at Meadville

The 23rd Annual Convention and School of Instruction of Royal Neighbors of America met in Meadville on June 3 1936 with 94 members present County President Mrs Pearl Peery led the opening and guests included State Supervisor Mrs Mae Moore State Oracle Mrs Maude Webb Linneus Mo and District Deputy Mrs Ida Davis Laclede Mo An invitation was extended for the 1937 convention Marceline Camp hosted a luncheon at the Baptist church and eight camps joined an afternoon School of Instruction Attendees from Browning camp included Opal Carter Lora Carter Nelle Williams Dorcas Havey Beulah Lambert Hazel Vincent Maude Holliday Zella Woodworth Cordia Swisegood Laura Hall Leona Harris Velma Jennings May McCormick Myrtle Peterson and Margaret Smith.

R.N. A Royal Neighbors of America Meadville Pearl Peery Mae Moore Kansas City Maude Webb Linneus Ida Davis Laclede Marceline Camp Elizabeth Pratt Marceline Reich Brookfield Ond Treas Mary Woolfe Nelle Williams Browning Helen Stinson Hazel Williams Baptist Church Browning Camp Opal Carter Lora Carter Dorcas Havey Beulah Lambert Hazel Vincent Maude Holiday Zella Woodworth Cordia ‘Swisegood Laura Hall Leona Harris Velma Jennings May McCormick Myrtle Peterson Margaret Smith

Local Dinner Party Hosts Notable Guests

Mr and Mrs Jerry Jennings entertained Friday evening June 5 with a seven o clock dinner. Guests included Mr and Mrs S B Lay of Chicago I Mr and Mrs Burton Carr Miss Pauline Jennings and Merril Peterson.

Jerry Jennings S. B. Lay Chicago Burton Carr Pauline Jennings Merril Peterson

Birthday Surprise for Albia man from city visitors

Harry Peterson of Albia Iowa received a birthday surprise Sunday when relatives from the city arrived with baskets for a warm family reunion. The group feasted at noon and enjoyed afternoon conversations before returning home. Present were Fay Peterson Merril Peterson Jerry Jennings Joseph Nevins Cliff Peterson and daughter Erma plus others.

Harry Peterson Albia Iowa Fay "Peterson Merril Peterson Jerry Jennings Joseph Nevins Cliff Peterson Erma

Birthday Dinner for Fay and Ray Bowyer

Sunday, June 7, friends and relatives gathered at the Bowyer home to celebrate birthday. A noon dinner featured well filled baskets, then horse shoes and visiting in the afternoon. Attendees included numerous Bowyer relatives and neighbors from Keytesville Mead Vaughn and Clarence, with several children and extended family.

Fay Ray Bowyer Fay Bowyer Daught Lola Ray Jock Bowyer Charles Wallace Keithley Betle Keithley Charley Browning Harry Longwell Ruby Bill Buckner Ronald Carrie Bowyer Zelma Cook Clarence Roy Burchett George Crooks Jesse Longwell Willard Benton Harmon Pearce Martha Carolyn Vaughn New Mexico Grover Cooper Dallas Falconer and Sons Edwin Dale Vigil Lee Max

McCollum and Milhoan Wed in Kirksville Licenses Issued in Macon

Mr. Edgar McCollum and Miss Darlene Milhoan secured a Macon license then wed in Kirksville with Rev. T E Spurling officiating. The bride’s sisters Mr and Mrs Ivan Cable and Mr and Mrs Glen Demery attended. The Milhoans’ daughter, a Winigan area native, and Otis McCollum’s son start life together, with Milan Standard extending congratulations and best wishes for a long, prosperous journey.

Edgar McCollum Darlene Milhoan Macon Kirksville T. E. Spurling Ivan Cable Glen Demery McCollum J. W. Milhoan Milan Standard

Returned To Browning J. D. Langdon After Residence With Mrs Milan

John Langdon, longtime resident, returns from Milan where he had been living with Mrs. Rome German to the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Robinson in this city. He spent most of his life in the community and lived for many years on a former property.

J. D. Langdon Rome German Milan George Robinson John

Local Man Returns Home After Vision Loss

A man who has been blind for years will return to Milan to reconnect with neighbors and friends, hoping time with familiar faces will ease his days. In other news, Locust Creek Drainage District owners in Linn and Sullivan Counties hold a mass meeting in Linneus on June 15, 1936 at 1:30 p.m. to discuss refinancing the district's indebtedness. G. W. Grider, Secretary.

Locust Creek Linn Sullivan Missouri City of Linneus Reconstruction Finance Corporation G. W. Grider Secretar

Friendship Circle Club Meeting At Bagley Home

The Friendship Circle club gathered at Margaret Bagley's home on Wednesday June 3 for an afternoon session. Nine members and six visitors drew a white elephant from the grab bag and Edna Bagley was elected vice president as another member moved away. After business, stunts contests and games followed. A program is planned at Prairie Seminary schoolhouse Friday night June 19 featuring Keeping Kitty's Dates by younger arab members. C. R. Preaching at Locust Valley Rev Ralph E Powell of Carreliton Missouri will preach at Locust Valley Baptist church Sunday June 14 morning and evening. Everyone is invited to attend.

Friendship Circle Club Margaret Bagley Edna Bagley Prairie Seminary Kitty C. R Locust Valley Ralph E. Powell Carrellton Missouri Locust Valley Baptist Church

This Wedding Day Ring Ad From James and Son

An advertisement notes a June wedding and invites choosing the ring the bride will wear with pride, promoting James and Son in Brookfield as the source for the chosen piece.

James & Son Brookfield

Concert Wednesdays Plan Summer Band Series

Plans discuss continuing a band concert series on Wednesday nights with private contributions and city funds release. Reciprocity with Milan talent aids both sides. In campaign season, speakers and candidates may appear between music selections while home talent adds variety. Entertained M M D Club hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Elmo Schrock on June 4. Velma Jennings and George Prather had high scores. Jack high prize awarded to Mrs. Ira Nevins.

Browning Lrge Milan M. M. D. Club Elmo Schrock Velma Jennings George Prather Jack High Ira Nevins

Harvey Fields Dickinson Honored as Pleasant Hill Coach

Harvey Fields Dickinson is congratulated on his election as athletic coach and English teacher at Pleasant Hill High School Illinois for the coming school year. He graduates Culver Stockton College this spring and will travel Saturday to Illinois to enter the University of Urbana for a summer term.

Harvey Fields Dickinson Pleasant Hill, Ill Harvey Culver-Stockton College Illinois State University Ur‘hana

Uncle Charley to Award Red Belt to Postmaster

A long time local tradition returns as Uncle Charley Thornton plans to present the red belt to postmaster Mr Burwell after a Saturday accident on Main Street. The event follows a junior team loss and a tense high school game where the First Team and Juniors both battled to a 21 to 18 score.

Charley Thornton Line Street Burwell Mr. Burwell Jesse Chitrney

Juniors Win Ball Game At Linneus Fourteen to Four

The Browning Juniors defeated Linneus 14 to 4 with Neet’s three hits including a home run. Kollasch pitched well for Browning, allowing three hits while Linneus pitchers Smith Brown and Powell combined for seven hits and 13 strikeouts.

Browning Linneus Neet Brassfield Kollasch Smith Brown Powell

Mason Seeks Linn County Prosecuting Attorney Nomination

We are authorized to announce Herold E. L. Mason of Marceline as a candidate for the office of prosecuting attorney of Linn County, subject to the decision of Republican voters at the August primary election.

Herold E. L. Mason Marceline Linn County

Entertained McCrarys Host Guests From Local Areas

Mr and Mrs Raymond McCrary of near Linneus hosted Sunday guests including Mr and Mrs C B Fleming near Purdin Mrs America Fleming Mrs J R Williams and Mr and Mrs CA Fleming of this city, reflecting a social gathering.

Raymond McCrary Near Linneus C. B. Fleming Purdin America Fleming J. R. Williams C A. Fleming City

New Dresses Arrive at H L Schrock & Co

H L Schrock & Co invite customers to inspect a new line of dresses and other merchandise arriving soon, with a note that goods will be in stock by the end of the week.

H. L. Schrock & Co

Preaching Schedule at M. E. Church Sunday Services

Regular preaching services will be held at the M E Church next Sunday with morning and evening sessions. Sunday school starts at 10 o'clock. C B Hobbs serves as pastor.

M. E M.E C. B. Hobbs

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Algona, Iowa Oses Fay and Mrs. L. E. Bowyer Milhoan Charlie Alexander Is Powell Taggard P Pst Crick Arizony Desert Jake Neece Partie P.m BRH Browning Brassfield Woodward P. Smith Thurlo Jones Cf Robinson C. Smith Net If. Freeland George P . Linneus Neal O's Burch Chenoweth of Brown
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