Marey F Mundell Dies After Lingering Illness
Marey Frances Moffett Mundell, born December 24, 1856 at Gallatin Missouri, died March 1 1936 near Browning Missouri at age 79 years two months seven days. She married Thomas B Mundell April 22 1874. he died March 14 1983. Surviving children Bertha Irene William A Julana E and George T with George killed in WWI. Also two half sisters and two step sisters, eleven grandchildren and fourteen great grandchildren. Funeral at home with Rev Hurst of Marceline. burial Mundell Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marey Frances Moffett
Thomas J
Julana Moffett
Gallatin
Browning
Thomas B. Mundell
Bertha Irene
William A
Julana E
George T
Edith Kimber
Centerville
Mattie Turner
Browning, Mo
Izabeth Corey
Prairie Mound
Mary M. Mundell
Wesley Chapel
Rev. Hurst
Marceline
Mundell
Card of Thanks for Mother and Grandmother
The Family thanks all who assisted during the sickness death and burial of our beloved mother and grandmother in a heartfelt note of gratitude and appreciation for support and kindness shown.
Roy Jones Farmhouse Fire Destroys Home Near Town
Early Friday Roy Jones awoke about four oclock and lit a stove fire. He went to his farm south of town to milk. Mrs Jones and the children spotted the roof in flames. The fire spread rapidly before aid could arrive. some household goods were saved while losses were heavy. The blaze lit the town as neighbors gathered. The couple rented rooms at the Miss Maggie Keithley home and will be at home to friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Jones
Mrs. Jones
Maggie Keithley
In & S
Enney Boddie
Heven
Jake
Anser Reddy
Arenaber
Corposo
Cole
Jane
P. m
Tommy Tompkins
Tommy
Rome
County Baptist Rally at Purdin Church
The Linn County Baptist Association will hold a rally next Sunday afternoon at 2 o clock at the Purdin Baptist Church. Rev Cleve will lead special music assisted by Rev and Mrs E John Meyers of Linneus. Members from Browning Locust Valley Winigan Pleasant Grove Pleasant View Maple Grove and Mt Olive churches are urged to be present. A C Jones Moderator.
Work Horses for Sale by Daniels and Rhodes
Listing notes extra good work mares and geldings with solid ages. Daniels and Rhodes offer sturdy stock on the chunky order for practical farm use.
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Daniels & Rhodes
Slats Diary Weekly School Misadventures
A childlike diary recounts a week at school with odd notes on classmates teachers and events. Entries describe mischief at home and at school inclinations toward pranks fights and disputes with peers and a running joke about a high hat and a nickname.
Porter brothers thank friends for aid during mother’s illness and funeral
The Porter family Paul, George, John and Cari Porter express gratitude to friends who generously extended aid and sympathy during their mother’s illness and interment, noting deep appreciation for support received.
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Porter
Paul
George
John
Cari Porter
Horse Millinery L Offers Harness Gear and Repair Service
A local shop promotes a complete line of horse collars pads lines halters and harness straps with spring repair and oiling services. They also offer on site shoe repair while you wait at reasonable prices.
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Horse Millinery
Sunshine Workers Club met for February 26 gathering
The Sunshine Workers Club met at Mrs. Bertie Rulon’s home for an all day session on February 26 with quilting and embroidery. A noon dinner, then a program led by vice president Mellie Thudiam included singing, readings, a stunt contest, and a yellows vs whites division. Attendees included Fern Smith, Mary Ru n Non, Alberta Campbell, Mabel Maxwell, and many Rulons and friends. next meeting set for March 11 at Braden’s Thudium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunshine Workers Club
Bertie Rulon
Mellie Thudiam
Fern Smith
Mary Ru- Non
Alberta Campbell
Mabel Maxwell
Gladys McCollum
Mable Maxwell
Vern Smith
Mellie Thudhum
Cora Pearler
Minnie
Dorothy
Riedl
Bertie
Mary Rulen
Helen Cassity
Georgi Gooch
Irene Jennings
Erma Arnnold
Hazel Rulon
Charley Pearler
Will Rulon
Claude McCollum
Ellwood Thudium
Kermit Rulon
Braden
C. R
Church Services at M. E. Church Sermon Message
Services at the M. E. Church include both morning and evening hours. Pastor C. B. Hobs urges the community to make this a great year for the church and for the Lord and to foster a town of active churchgoers. Faith without work is dead.
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M. E. Church
C. B. Hobs
Friendship Circle Club Meets for Quilting Fund Drive
The Friendship Circle Club met February 25 with Mrs. Jay Smith for an all day meeting. Few members attended due to bad roads. A noon covered dish luncheon followed. The group sang Love's Old Sweet Song and heard jokes, a reading, and games. They voted to make a quilt and sell numbers to raise money for the school. Next meeting with Mrs. Ed Dele.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friendship Circle Club
Jay Smith
Love
Ena Bagley
Frances Smith
Wacyl Smith
Lou Slater
Ed Dele
Birthday Surprise Dinner For Mrs Bert Haley And Ott Stone
Neighbors staged a surprise birthday dinner Saturday February 22 at their home. Mrs Haley pretended not to be there but pantry search revealed her. A cafeteria dinner followed with attendees Zella Woodworth Cordy Swisegood Myrtle Peterson Maggie McCown Nellie Stone Essie Brassfield Velma Murphy Harriett Mullins Mari Lee Kelly Nell Williams and Bert Haley.
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Bert Haley
Ott Stone
Live Wire class showers Rudloffs with gifts
On Wednesday night February 26 the Live Wire class of the M. E. Church South surprised Mr and Mrs James Rudloff with a shower of useful gifts. A late hour covered dish luncheon followed. Attendees included Velma Jennings and Melba.
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M. E. Church
South
James Rudloff
Velma Jennings
Melba
Letters From Brazil: Updates From Lins Missionaries
February 1 1936 news from Lins Sao Paulo Noroeste Brazil recounts ongoing mission work and plans for growth. E de Sao Paulo shares renewed resolve to train workers and increase church membership while welcoming visitors and noting furloughs and a new address.
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Lins
E. de Sao Paulo
Noroeste
Brazil
A. W. Wasson
Board of Missions
Nashville
Tenn
C. B Hubbard
Ginasio Americano
Meeting of North-East Missouri Farm Clubs in Kirksville
C L Cooper and family attended with Noel Myers and J P Bolling of Browning Farm Club at a North East Missouri Farm Clubs officers meeting in Kirksville Monday night. A fine banquet was included and the gathering featured an interesting program.
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Kirksville
Noel Myers
J. P. Bolling
Browning Farm Club
Missouri Farm Clubs
Fire Ends in Loss at Fanning Store in Cora
A major fire Tuesday noon destroyed the Floyd Fanning Store in Cora and damaged nearby property. The Spencer home and the Fanning building faced heavy losses while the Farmers Store across the street was saved. Fire crews arrived promptly but could not save the store contents. The incident followed a brisk southerly breeze and involved several community members aiding at the scene.
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Flora Lumsden
Floyd Fanning
Cora
G. M. Spencer
Fanning
Tno
Spencer
North East Missouri Rural Supervisor invites full county school board
A 1936 Brookfield Missouri note urges all Linn County school board members to attend the March 14 convention. It emphasizes understanding state funds, meeting standards for allocations, and the benefit of 100 percent attendance for advancing teachers and school interests. It invites presidents, clerks, and every board member to participate.
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Brookfield
North East Missouri
Mason
Linn County
P. E. O. Meeting Inaugurates Local Officers
The local P. E. O. chapter met with Mrs. RA Glaze Tuesday afternoon for officer installation. Elected were Pres Mrs Jennie Glass Vice pres Mrs Letha Bailey Recording Sec Mrs Opal Wicker Corresponding Sec Mrs Floy Peterson Treasurer Mrs Bertha Haning Chaplain Mrs Hinda Rush Guard Mam Etta Lantz Pianist Mrs Eunice Dickinson. Delegate to State Convention Mrs Glaze Alternate Mrs Wicker. Hostess served a two course lunch. Glaze and Dickinson played a piano duet.
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RA Glaze
Jennie Glass
Letha Bailey
Rex Secy
Opal Wicker
Cue Secy
Floy Peterson
Treas
Bertha Haning
Hinda Rush
Mam Etta Lantz
Eunice Dickinson
Glaze
Wicker
Early Linn County Corn Hog Checks for 1935 Signers
County Agent Hall says Linn county will have its corn hog signers’ compliance checks sent to Washington for final 1935 verification. State checkers are in Linn county approving about 90 percent of papers, with mailing to Washington by press time. Checks are not expected for at least thirty days and likely up to eight weeks before arrival.
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Linn County
Washington
Hall
Limestone Pulverizer At Linn County Camp Delivers Lime
Dusty air fills the Linn County CCC Camp as the pulverizer turns out five to six tons of agricultural lime per hour. Farmers visiting the site, including Soil Conservation Association members, praise the output. The camp plans to haul lime to advance‑paid customers first, targeting oat seeding with clover as soil work proceeds.
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Linn County
CCC
The
Soil Conservation Association
COC
Closing Out Sale in Gilmer and Browning Auctions
March 10 sale near Gilmer and March 12 sale near Browning announce stock consignments. D G Dick and V Campbell oversee audits and sales of livestock with contact details provided for Browning.
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Tam
Jno
Ed Fuhrman
Supt
Sr. LS Bldg
Brookfield
Gilmer
West Shafter
D. G. Dick
Browning
HL V. Campbell
Audt
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Marey F. Mundell
Mundell Cemetery
Rom
Brownback
Thompson
Adams! Wesley
Elmo Schrock
1G. W. Prather
Gian
C. L. Cooper
Dickinson School
W. R. Ware
Miss Waverly Ware
Walter Lambert
P. EO. Meeting
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