Street Family Homecoming at Purdin Street
Street family hosts a reunion at Fern Street home near Purdin to honor Garnett Street of Pullman Washington. Thirty three relatives attended despite heavy rain. gifts and a birthday note mark the day. Garnett left for Washington on Monday. Officials and family members listed attending.
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Street
Garnett
Pullman
Wash
Fern Street
Purdin
Washington
Joe Street
Iolette Street
Gary
Ind
Milo Street
Colorado
Estat
Ary Jane Street
Onor
Little Gorge Street
Violette
Gart
Pull
Joseph
Hiram
Thomas
M. Alphonso Street
Arton
Fern
Dayton
Don Eet
Kev Barr
Hiram C
Dale
Glen
Danger in Education Warns of Drift from Foundations
Thomas W. Butcher, president of Kansas State Teachers College at Poria, urged a Kansas ity Teachers' college audience that higher education risks drifting from practical roots. He blamed technic ians and warned that much of college life focuses on theory. He contrasted a farmers' work ethic with overdone philosophy and urged schooling to emphasize teaching and practical work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Dr. Butcher
George Melcher
George W. Diemer
Gertrude E. Greene
Kansas City Times
Thomas W. Butcher
Kansasity Teachers’ College
Butcher
Nsas State Teachers’ College
Poria
Kas
Central Junior High School
Germany
Is of Philosophy
Diary of Slats and Family Observations This Week
Slats records a week of small events and reflections. He notes fears of snakes and disease, a near-accident with a baby in front of their car, opposition to Otto mpbeel, car talk with his parents, Janes car gear shift incident, a drugstore errand, Elsy’s odd questions about lamp oils, and Pa’s quarrel with Dr Click the loathsmith over golf and a dentist’s position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ant Emmy
St Rite
Janes
A. m
Teasday
Ant
Emmy
Wensday
Elsy
Dr Click
Click
Dr. Click
Rain Gutters Ground Soaks Meadows and Crops
A heavy Saturday rain cooled the air and laid groundwork for more moisture that fell Saturday night. Most of the rain soaked the ground, wetting meadows wheat oats and corn ground to depth. It was described as a million dollar affair and sorely needed for the growing crops.
Browning David Gilmer Browning obituary and funeral
David Gilmer Browning born March 15, 1847 in Sullivan county Missouri died June 7, 1930 at age 83. He married Mary Amoret Seaman in 1871 and had three children Jonah A Francis R and Jacamiah D. Funeral services were held in Humphreys and Gilman City with a Christian Church affiliation and I C O F burial.
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David Gilmer Browning
John A
Lucinda Carr Browning
Sullivan County
Missouri
Browning, Missouri
Mary Amoret Seaman
Jonah A
Gilman City
Francis R
Humphreys
Jacamiah D
Franklin, Minn
J. A
Christian Church
J. C
A. Browning
Browning, Mo
Jeanette Coon
Seattle
Wash
Jennie Sealy
Boise
Idaho
Shultz
M. E. Church
Jasper Netherton
Robert Adams
St. John
Friends
Humphreys Cemetery
T. J. Seaman
Alf Browning
Black Browning
Chester Browning
Hoselton
Knight Barbecue Invitation At Pleasant Hill Sunday
The Knight family invites relatives and friends to the annual Knight Barbecue at Herbert Knight’s home in Pleasant Hill township on Sunday June 22. The Milan band usually provides music and Mr Knight furnishes the barbecued meat, making the event a much anticipated Sullivan County gathering.
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Knight
Herbert Knight
Pleasant Hill Township
Sullivan County
Milan
Mr. Knight
Hair Tonic Fire Breaks Out At Grice Barber Shop
Fire erupted Monday night at Grice Barber Shop when Wallace Grice lit a cigarette while applying hair tonic to David Pierce. A spark from the match ignited Pierce’s hair, causing a sudden blaze. An accident of this kind is described as unprecedented.
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Mr. Grice
David
Mr. Pierce
Grice
Wallace Grice
David Pierce
Five Injured In Car Wreck Near W. L. Taylor
Mrs. Eula Head and her son with Mrs. Florence Hines and children were traveling north to the city in a Ford coupe when near W L Taylor’s home the driver lost control. The car left the highway, crashed through a fence, rolled over, and lodged against a tree with front wheels raised. Doctors Becker Haning and Martin treated the injured. Cecil Taylor helped. A large crowd gathered as the fate of the occupants remained a mystery.
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Eula Head
Florence Hines
W. L. Taylor
New-Lac Enamel paints for furniture floors and more
Neu-Lac stock in quarts pints half pints and quarter pints includes fourteen standard shades plus white and black. Enamel dries in four hours and adheres to metal wood and other surfaces. Prices are quarts 1.15 pints 0.60 half pints 0.38 and quarter pints 0.20. See shades and brighten home porch and lawn at H. L. Schrock and Co.
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H. L. Schrock and Co
Entertained Guests At Sunday One O'Clock Dinner
Mr and Mrs John Thurlo hosted Sunday guests at one o'clock dinner including Mr and Mrs C N Russell Mr and Mrs John T Hooker and grandson Raymond Tucker as well as Mr and Mrs Corey McQuown and children Ida and J W The Hookers hosted Monday dinner for Mr and Mrs Noel Russell Mrs C S Russell of Kansas City Mo Mr and Mrs G D Prather Mrs Harry Phillips and children Carmen and J W of Marceline Mo
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Thurlo
C. N. Russell
John T. Hooker
Raymond Tucker
Corey McQuown
Ida
J. W
Noel Russell
C. S. Russell
Kansas City
P E O Meeting Reports on State Convention and Social
P E O Chapter V met June 11 with Mrs. Guy Adams hosting. Gertrude Fields reviewed the State Convention in Mexico Missouri while Jas P Bolling discussed The Divorcee. Thirteen members answered roll call with Toast to the Flag. Beverly Duncan performed pianologues with Mrs. Duncan. Guests included Mrs. Josie Jones, Mrs. Leonard Jordan, Ella Keithley, Beverly Duncan. Mrs. Virgil Hope attended as a non resident member. Luncheon followed.
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Guy Adams
Gertrude Fields
Mexico
Jas. P. Bolling
K. M. Duncan
Beverly
Josie Jones
Leonard Jordan
Ella Keithley
Beverly Duncan
Virgil Hope
Notice For Rent Pasture Land In Missouri
80 acres of pasture with a well and windmill for water and some shade. Contact G W Head, Browning, Missouri.
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G. W. Head
Browning
Missouri
A Paradise on a Valley Farm of T S C Lambert
Sunday afternoon visitors toured T S C Lambert near North Salem and found a vast array of farm machinery. The blacksmith shop boasted a walnut bench and extensive wagon repair capacity while the barn housed a bolt sled a high threshing separator and a shredding machine. Lambert operates a busy saw mill and maintains a large collection of farm implements and buildings forming a small town landscape along his shaded branch siding.
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T. S.C. Lambert
North Salem
Dr Palm in Chillicothe Offers Daily Glasses at Low Prices
Every work day except Mondays Dr Palm in Chillicothe provides guaranteed glasses at low prices with weekday service available.
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Dr. Palm
Chillicothe
Ford Cars Arrive By Truck For Local Dealer
Last Wednesday morning the first truck load of Ford cars arrived for the Browning Motor Company. W. E. Sandford of near Shelby drove the truck, leaving St. Louis about five in the afternoon and reaching the city next morning in time for breakfast. The four cars per load are ready to run when unloaded.
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Browning Motor Company
W. E. Sandford
Shelby
St. Louis
Car Hauling Device Attracts Attention In City
Mr. Sand ford holds contracts with several dealers to transport their cars from the city to various destinations, drawing considerable notice for the new hauling device.
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Sandford
Governor Eyes Special Session on Survey Commission Report
Republican officials expect a special session around December to study the State Survey Commission findings and pass laws to implement favored recommendations. The 1931 General Assembly starts in January with many new members, while a 12 year building program for Missouri institutions is planned at about 158 million dollars. Prison and mental hospital overcrowding has improved, though some protests arise.
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State Survey Commission
General Assembly
Senate
House
Missouri
Noel P. Head Hauls Anything Anywhere Anytime
Special notice announces Noel P Head offers hauling services to transport goods anywhere at any time with affordable pricing and a contact phone number 211 for bookings.
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Noel P. Head
Cora Defeats Junior Stars In Rainy Day Tilt
Cora baseball team moved the game to their diamond after a heavy rain made the local field unplayable. Browning attended as a large crowd watched as H L Adams umpired like a veteran in a seesaw 17 to 16 victory that suggested a track meet. The Cora field drains well and both squads prepared for a rematch to lower the tally.
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Cora
Junnior Stars
Browning
H. L Adams
Two-Year-Old Hereford Bulls For Sale In Missouri
Two registered Hereford bulls aged two years available plus purebred yearlings. Contact W. G. Smith at Route 4 Browning Missouri or call via North Salem for details and pricing.
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W. G. Smith
Route 4
Browning
North Salem
Bolling Family Hosts Elegant Country Dinner
Mr. and Mrs. James P. Bolling and daughter Virginia entertained friends Tuesday evening at their country home with an elaborate 6:30 dinner. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Dickinson Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Lay and J. I. Harman.
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James P. Bolling
Virginia
W. H. Dickinson
J. D. Lay
J. I. Harman
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Gilman Gity
T. S. C. Lambert
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