Sullivan County on Road Map Effort Seeks $256000
Macon Missouri February 26 1926 Browning Leader-Record letters discuss Sullivan County road work to put the county on the map with $256000 available for gravel and grade. plans include Route 5 connection to Green City area, securing right of way, and county sentiment hindering progress. mentions Grundy Linn and Trenton areas, contracts, and a bond issue. urges local support to spend the funds this season.
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Macon
Browning Leader-Record
Browning
Missouri
Sullivan County
Highway Department
Green City
Adair
Milan
Greencastle
Linn County
Grundy County
Sullivan
Trenton
Daviss County
North County
Spickard
B. H. Piepmeier
A. R. Towse
District M E Conference Here Attracts City Welcome
The Methodist district conference draws preachers and laymen to the city for the first time in thirty years. Despite rain, the welcome is warm as Rev. Bowles, Rev. Frell, Rev. Taylor and Bishop McMurry address attendees along with discussions on Sunday school work and city welfare. The conference adjourns at 10 30 after morning services led by Rev J O Whitworth.
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Opal - Chiureh
South
Bate
J. O. Whtworth
Surprise Birthday for Earl Swisegood at Home
On March 4 Mrs. Lela Swisegood hosted a surprise party for her son Earl turning twenty five. Guests arrived around seven, Earl was unaware, and the evening featured games, phonograph music, and refreshments. Multiple local friends and family names appear among the attendees.
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Lela Swisegood
Earl
J.C. Head
Ola Head
Pansy Peavier
Annie Peavier
Versie
Lorence Straley
Jim Deskins
Bernice
Saddie Jennings
Fred Bailey
Artie Spencer
Gail
Effie Hubbard
Cecil
Frank Causwell
Carl
Verna
Arthur Peavier
Fannie Peavier
Floy Cordray
Floyd Head
Ralph, Opha
Nola
Wanda Peavier
Alma Cordray
George Seymour
Allen Mardis
Young Man Killed By A Falling Tree
Cecil Almond of south east of Cora aged 23 dies after a brush clearing accident when a wind toppled a tree striking him. He leaves parents, three sisters, three brothers and two half brothers. Funeral at White Oaks Grove Sunday. burial nearby. W W Clay.
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Cecil Almond
Cora
Ed Almond
White Oak Grove
Cecil Edward Almond
E. A. Almond
Geo. Clark
Marceline
Leon Whitaker
Milan
Velma Almond
Cor
Ova Almond
Rex
Bennie
Radeo Almond
Elmer
Ray Wattenbarger
Browning
White Oaks
All
W. W. Clay
Pleasant Surprise for Boswell Friends Evening
A Tuesday night surprise gathering at H. M. Boswell's home featured progressive rock and a scoring game. David Keree had the highest score winning a book by Jane Gray, while Mrs Harold Brown posted the lowest score and won a large candy stick. Refreshments included dark cake and homemade ice cream. attendees listed include Mr and Mrs Wm Brown, Mr and Mrs Jack Brown, Mr and Mrs Roy Brown, among others.
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H. M. Boswell
David Keree
Vane Gray
Harold Brown
Wm. Brown
Jack Brown
Roy Brown
Church Attendance Grows as Pastor Welcomes New Members
On a cold night a good church turnout heard Pastor James L. Bate preach Rock of Ages from Psalms 31.3. After the service a young man joined the church and two others transferred in. Easter Sunday night will feature a youth program and a pictorial presentation His Last Week with 58 pictures.
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James L. Bate
Notice of Election in Browning Missouri 1926
Notice is hereby given that an election will be held in Browning Missouri on April 6 1926 to elect One Alderman East Ward One Alderman West Ward and a Police Judge The East Ward polling place will be in the rear room of the Farmers Exchange Bank The West Ward polling place will be the Public School Building Judges named for East Ward Hinda Rush B T Jolley Lorene Whaley West Ward Lelia Nickell Jes I Bate America Fleming City Clerk J R Williams indicates the date and locations for the election.
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Browning
Missouri
K. M. Duncan
A. Fleming
J. P. Turner
Farmers Exchange Bank
Hinda Rush
B. T. Jolley
Lorene Whaley
Lelia Nickell
Jes. I. Bate
America Fleming
Board of Aldermen
J. R. Williams
Lightning Rods Ad From L O Carpenter
An advertisement urges readers to buy lightning rods and fixtures from L O Carpenter promising protection for buildings with right prices and guaranteed satisfaction. The speaker invites customers to visit to avoid danger and ensure protection.
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L. C
L. O. Carpenter
Locust Valley Church Plans Weeknight Services
Locust Valley Baptist Church announces preaching if weather and roads permit, starting Thursday night March 18 and continuing nightly through the rest of the week and Sunday. Pastor L. B. Hargrove invites all to attend and form a habit of churchgoing.
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Locust Valley Baptist Church
Locust Valley
L. B. Hargrove
Chester White Boars For Sale By J M Fishback
Four fall Chester White boars weighing 160 to 165 pounds are for sale. They have good tusks, back, and bone. Contact J M Fishback.
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Chester
J. M. Fishback
For Rent 20 Acres Corn Ground and Small House
For rent property includes 20 acres of new corn ground that is very rich soil. Pin oak and hazel land available. Also possible to rent a small house with firewood and a garden spot. Contact Mrs. R. S. Jenkins.
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R. S. Jenkins
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