Death of Uncle Isaac Dunlap in Browning Missouri
Isaac Dunlap born May 27 1846 Saguanah county near Quincy Illinois died June 11 1930 at his Browning Missouri home aged 86 He served in Company F 44th Missouri Infantry married Tabitha E Johnson December 29 1869 ten children surviving funeral June 13 at M E Church South Jenkins cemetery interment beside his deceased wife Funeral rites conducted by Rev J E Rudloff with large attendance and tributes to a respected citizen
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Isaac Dunlap
Saguanah
Quincy
Illinois
Browning
Missouri
Sullivan County
Humphreys
44Th
Missouri Voluntary Infantry
Tabitha E. Johnson
Minnie Dawson
Clarence
Lucy Palmer
Mira Lay
Mattie Allen
Cordin Roach
Purdin
Walter Dunlap
Aberdeen
Wash
Lester Harris
James Dunlap
May Glaze
Detroit
Mich
Harrison Dunlap
Buenos Aires
South America
M. E. C. South
J. E. Rudloff
Jenkins Cemetery
Ike
Card of Thanks for Isaac Dunlap
The family expresses gratitude to friends for kindness during illness death and burial of father Isaac Dunlap. They also thank the quartette and Legion boys for services. The Children.
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Isaac Dunlap
Quartette and
Legion Boys
Chopping Ax Brigade Clears Browning Streets After Storm
Monday morning residents of Browning wielded axes to clear fallen trees and limbs from yards. The city rang with axe sounds as brush was trimmed and saved for stove wood or burned. Debris filled streets including trees, wires, shingles, and leaves.
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Browning
Local street project promises shade trees in years ahead
The article notes that immediate cleanup will restore order but a long-term effort is required to recreate a line of shade trees once enjoyed, with expectations that it will take many years to reach the former quality.
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O. F. Hall
Citizens State Bank
C. A. Fleming
J. J. Smith
Julia McQuown
J.D. Burwell
G. T. Woodward
Harvey
Neet
Peterson Garage
Picture Show Reopens Through Merchant Cooperation
Ben Carter opens the Electric Theatre after months closed with help from Willie Bond and local merchants. Ten cent tickets drawn a good crowd Friday and a larger Saturday as the community supports a quality picture show at a low price.
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Ben Carter
Willie Bond
Mr. Carter
Electric Theatre
Men On Job Soon After Storm Restore Brookfield Lines
Consumers Public Service Company of Brookfield dispatched a force Monday to clear wires, reset poles, and repair infrastructure. Linemen and helpers worked with a will, keeping business districts supplied as night fell and darkness faded.
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Consumers Public Service Company
Brookfield
Luncheon at Prather Home Delights Local Guests
Thursday June 16 a delightful luncheon was held at the country home of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Prather. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Jenkins of Chula Mr. J F Moran Mr. and Mrs. H Wadsworth Barbara June Moran of Laredo Mo Junior and Robbie Campbell of Berger Texas. All enjoyed the hospitable atmosphere and pleasant company.
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Walter Prather
Alfred Jenkins
Chula
J. F. Moran
H. Wadsworth
Barbara June Moran
Laredo Mo
Junior
Robbie Campbell
Berger
Texas
Entertained Sewing Club Luncheon at Mrs Calhoun Home
On Wednesday June 15 Mrs Artie Calhoun hosted the Sewing Club at a one o'clock luncheon with two courses. Sixteen members attended and guests included Mrs Olga Wicker, Mrs Della Peters, Mrs Jennie Glaze, Mrs Etta Lantz, and Mrs Hermia F Adams. Mrs Josie Jones assisted in serving as a noted cook and caterer. The day featured wholesome conversation and delicate needle work for which the club is famed.
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Artie Calhoun
Sewing Club
Olga Wicker
Della Peters
Jennie Glaze
Etta Lantz
Hermia F. Adams
Sunday Wind Storm Ravages Town Crops and Homes
A Sunday afternoon storm hit with green-tinged clouds and fierce wind, tearing roofs from barns and houses, downing electric and telephone lines, blowing trees and debris through streets, and causing extensive crop damage. Dozens of structures were damaged or demolished, animals harmed, but no deaths were reported.
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Tom Bennett
John Fishback
George Prather
Obe Broyles
George Christy
Tim Havens
Will Cordray
O. M. Elliott
Owen Stevenson
James Browning
Ice Cream Supper Hosted by Locust Valley Church Ladies Aid
The Locust Valley church Ladies Aid hosts an ice cream and cake supper Saturday night June 25. Everyone is invited to attend.
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Ladies Aid of the Locust Valley Church
Surprise Birthday Dinner for Rev Noel Coram at White Oak
Rev Noel Coram of White Oak Church received a surprise birthday dinner on June 19 after Sunday services, with Rev Peery of Kirksville leading the afternoon. A large gathering attended, including many local families and Coram relatives, despite a brief storm and cloudy morning.
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Noel Coram
White Oak Church
Coram
Rev. Peery
Kirksville
Clarence Head
Beryl Head
Cecil Dodson
Rob Stephenson
Special Permanent Wave Offer at Clark's Son's
Brookfield salon advertises a special permanent wave for 2.95 with contact at Phone 116.
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Clarkson
Brookfield
Cinderella Club Serves Ice Cream and Cake Saturday
The Cinderella Club girls will serve ice cream and cake Saturday afternoon and night west of the printing office, inviting attendees to enjoy sweets at the event.
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Cinderella Club
Amanda Johnson 1932 Obituary and Local Baseball Notes
Amanda Johnson, born Amanda Clark in Waynesburg Penn October 23 1858 died June 8 1932 aged 73 7 15. She lived in Missouri since childhood and belonged to Baptist churches at Browning Locust Valley. Surviving children are Hinda Hooker Earl Johnson and Alice Fuller along with nine grandchildren and two sisters. Funeral June 12 at 1 30 at the home, interment Hoover cemetery. Also baseball notes mention Williams Phillips Kenley Thurso and others with late season line up expectations and a free game offer.
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Amanda Johnson
Amanda Clark
Rhemick
Maria Clark
Waynesburg
Penn
Missouri
Baptist Church
Browning
Locust Valley
Fielden S. Johnson
Charlie
Byron
Nellie
Mae
Hinda Hooker
Lineville
Iowa
Earl Johnson
Denver
Alice Fuller
Amos
Rev. Smith
Hoover Cemetery
Food Sale By M E C South Ladies At Hummel Store
The M E C South Ladies announce a food sale to be held at the Hummel Furniture Store this Saturday June 25th. Proceeds support church activities and community aid programs.
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Hummel Funiture
Base Ball At Purdin Ends In Rain Delay
A planned game between Meadville and Purdin was interrupted by a rainstorm in Purdin on Sunday afternoon. The score stood 2-2 after four innings with Meadville trailing and both teams sheltering from the rain while fans watched. Purdin’s club includes Ed Hale Roy Brown Leslie Bagley Carl Brassfield Blaine Fleming Hoover Urbach and others with Fleming as field captain. Local spectators showed interest in the contest.
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Purdin
Meadville
Ed Hale
Roy Brown
Leslie Bagley
Carl Brassfield
Blaine Fleming
Hoover
Urbach
Fleming
Merchants B B Team Triumphs 12 4 Over Regulars
Merchants B B Team defeated the Regulars 12 to 4 in a Thursday game. Williams held the Regulars scoreless for 3 1/2 innings allowing 7 hits and 2 walks while new Regulars pitcher Atkins and Franklin worked the last 2 innings surrendering 9 hits and 7 walks. Brass field contributed, with John Moore Jr. adding strength to the Merchants lineup.
Rural Life and Church discussed by June meeting group
The Hummel Wesley class met with Mrs. Frank Maggart on June 16. Led by Mrs. May Schrock, the roll call touched on noted Bible women. Talks covered Rural Life and Church, the Wide Scope of a Small Church, working with God in building the County Church, ideals for town and country churches, and Chillicothe work by Iva Carr. A food sale was planned and refreshments were served.
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Hummel Wesley
Frank Maggart
May Schrock
Crawford
Schrock
Rudloff
Iva Carr
Chillicothe
Dinner honors J L Kille guests in Columbia gathering
Mrs Carl Daniels assisted by her mother Mrs Sarah Harmon hosted a two course dinner on June 14 in honor of Mr and Mrs J L Kille of Columbia Missouri. Attending were Mr and Mrs J L Kille Columbia Miss Lenos Cross Moberly Mo Mr and Mrs H F Kille and daughters Lola Ima Vera Mahala Ruth Herman Mr and Mrs A A Pipes and son Truman Lorene Daniels Ira Mae Daniels and Miss Lorene Burkholder One who was there.
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Carl Daniels
Sarah Harmon
J. L. Kille
Columbia
Lenos Cross
Moberly
H. F. Kille
Lola
Ima
Vera
Mahala
Ruth
Herman
A. A. Pipes
Truman
Lorene Daniels
Ira Mae Daniels
Lorene Burkholder
Stop The Chinch Bugs Protect Corn From Wheat Fields
Farmers face chinch bug invasion as wheat and oat fields surround corn. A warm week and proactive steps are urged, including gas tar barriers and trench dust mulch. Linn County farmers report success with gas tar lines and post holes to trap and kill bugs before they reach corn.
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Brookfield
Chillicothe
Linn County
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Kirksville Hospital
Williams
Phillips
Kenley
B. Peterson
Thurso
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