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Browning Leader Record

Location

Browning, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Mar 14, 1935

Page

4

Half Million Signatures For Corn Hog Program Reported

Emergency County Agent Baugher reports over a half million corn hog signups for the 1935 Agricultural Adjustment Administration contracts, including 50 000 in Missouri. Dr A C Black notes progress ahead of last year as conditions hinder signing and estimates most signers will keep to 10 30 percent of base acreage. A Pershing Park measure gains backing at a Legion meeting in favor of a National Military Park near Laclede honoring a national hero.

The Agricultural Adjustment Administration Expr Baugher Missouri A. C. Black Black Corn Belt

Linn County American Legion Posts Form Band Plan

Four Linn county posts form Linn County Association of American Legion Posts with twelve members. Officers elected in January at Laclede: Geo Oldham chair, Lee Hall vice chair, Chester Hoover secretary, Aaron Peterson treasurer. Plans include a Linn County Legion band and a float for a Pershing birthplace display, with district meeting in Marceline on March 17.

Linn County American Legion Clyde Cassity Missouri Department Columbia St. Louis Sheen Pershing Marceline American Legion Auxiliary Legionnairesee

Local notes and garden signs of early spring

Rye looks fine and farmers have turned stock to ease feed problems. Hazel Cooper was a Saturday caller at L W Arnold home. Wayne Cooper visited grandparents W L Baker Friday. Some sheep die in the community. Women set hens and chicks. Crocus and tulips peep through. Elmer Hammock and George Hess visited Chillicothe and Carrollton Friday. Carrie Bowyer called on Mrs W L Baker Sunday. Bryan Molloy dined with Mrs Elmer Hammock Monday. Thelma McGhee among the readers.

Hazel Cooper L. W. Arnold Wayne Cooper W. L. Baker Elmer Hammock George Hess Chillicothe and Carrollton Carrie Bowyer Bryan Molloy Thelma McGhee

Pleasant Grove Social Roundup Reports Rain and Visits

Pleasant Grove notes describe frequent rain and social visits. Walter Rhea of Kansas City visits sister and husband Mr and Mrs Arthur Lawrence. Residents host gatherings and family members travel between homes for weekends and church events.

Walter Rhea Kansas City Arthur Lawrence Tom Foster Mildred Pearl Franklin Otto Mendenhall Lawrence Couch John McNabb Fay Esta Foster

Haseville Spring Socials And Visits

A sunny spring morning in Haseville finds locals enjoying quilting events and social visits. Kathaleen McKay stays with kin in Humphreys. the Goochs visit Pew home. multiple families share Friday gatherings and Sunday visits. the Ladies Aid Society meets with Teddy Holser hosting a large crowd. Marcelle and Mary Catherine Wood are noted as weekend guests.

Kathaleen McKay Humphreys Ray Gooch W. A. Pew J. C. Sayers S. J. Bartow J. R. Wood Earl Jerome T. S. Bartow Alvin Bruce Ladies Aid Society Teddy Holser Otis Lawrence Frances Lola Rae Jean J.R. Wood Marcelle Mary Catherine Wood

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Robert Colflesh Iowa Wm. A. Kitchen Hal S. Beardsley C. W. Drakesmith National Congress Laclede Ant Emmy Arteresses Deverse Alma Emmy Ed Henry Extension Service College of Agriculture Elwood Thudium Ben Cattey Guiles Hubert Baskett Susie Hart Ora Mott Sunshine Workers Club Roy Maxwell Gerald Rulon Richard Thudium Tona Gaul Lucille Willadean W. J. Burkholder Elbert Coram Herbert Coram Ruth Vincent Rosalee Bertha Burkholder Paul Dodge Bettie Dodge Brookfield Orville Mott Claude Perrin St. Catherine Ellwood Orville Thudium W. L. Rulon John Purdin Oliver Belcher Shafter Mary Owen Stevenson Earnie Hicks Powell Jackson Township Fred Belcher Millie Belcher Willard Powell Everett Crookshanks Crookshanks J. G. Coulter James Harold Campbell Pleasant Grove Ben. Wood Gail Russell Bartow S. J. Bartow, Jr C. E. Rottman Virgil Sayers Ray Molloy Mary Gooch Kitty Lynn Ira Kilburn Lola Rae Bartow Elbert Campbell W. R. Sayers Edd Sayers Burl Warren Gladys Bruce Mary Molloy Martha Gooch Irene Jerome Ruth Lawrence Lizzie Rottmann Mamie C&h Ewt Gooch Ben Hur M.F. A Browning Farm Club Mgr Chillicothe, Missouri Sales Pavillion F. B. Cesar A. W. Cies Linn and Chariton Counties Farmers’ Mutual Insurance Home Office R. Z. Cason Macon Cecil Lambert
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