Mrs. W. J. Ford Dies Near Fulton Aged Community Figure
Announcement of the death of Mrs. W. J. Ford after a illness starting Sunday. She taught near Humphreys, later lived at DeQuincy and Fulton, and was an adopted daughter of the late Captain Stanley. Survived by husband, Prof Raymond Ford and Mrs. Webster McCully among others. Interment held Saturday. community remembers her as a Christian and Sunday school worker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Ford
Fulton
W. J. Ford
Ford
Jerome
Captain Stanley
Humphreys
DeQuincy
Hale
Webster McCully
Near Chul
Sullivan County
Birthday Party At South Methodist Parsonage Surprises Preacher
Last Monday evening a surprise party honored the South Methodist preacher on his birthday. Loyd Hummel won first prize with Bed time stories. Roy Calhoun sang Song of the Open Sea. Miss Tia Peterson played piano. Attendees included the Cra wford and Peterson families, Duncan families and others. Refreshments followed. Kenneth Duncan sang Show Me The Way To Go Home as guests departed. 240 Acres Pasture Land For Rent notes nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Methodist Parsonage
Loyd Hummel
Roy Calhoun
Tia Peterson
W. W. Crawford
A. D. Peterson
K. M. Duncan
Beverly
Lloyd Hummel
Myrtle Peterson
Irma
Hla
James
Frank Maggart
Herman Adams
Hinds Rush
Alice Rush
May Alexander
Bell Alexander
S. P. Carr
Burton and
Shepherd Farm Sold Near Town
Mrs. Sal lie Shepherd with P. J. Fields sold her farm north of town to John R. Stephenson. The property formerly known as the Jack Seaman farm includes 100 acres.
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Gilmer
Fields Gell
Stephenson
Bill Cotter
Shepherd
Walter Stephenson
Sallie Shepherd
P. J. Fields
John R. Stephenson
Jack Seaman
Odd Fellows Hall supper notice from Lamar Browningite
There will be Institution and a hot supper at Odd Fellows Hall next Tuesday evening. Every member come. B. H. Peterson, Sec. From A Former Browningite, Lamar, Colo., March 12, 1926. Plus letters from readers in Chillicothe and Brown ing, Missouri, expressing thanks for the Leader Record and requests to continue subscription notices and small farm items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odd Fellows Hall
B. H. Peterson
Lamar
Colo
Joe Nickell
Rebecca Brookshier
P.S
Eva Riddle Wins The Prize In Eye Wear Giveaway
Dr. S M Strain of Brookfield awarded to Eva Riddle from Linn County a free pair of eye glasses valued at $20 for being the first to telegram to station K F N F Shenandoah Iowa on Feb 22 and 23. Eva may choose a family member to receive them if she does not need glasses. She must visit Dr Strain to select and have the glasses fitted at no charge.
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S. M. Strain
Brookfield
Linn County
Shenandoah
Iowa
Eva Riddle
Eva
Dr. Strain
Fresh Meats at Farmers Store Offers Quality
Fresh meats advertised as always new and of the best quality. Farmers Store emphasizes consistent freshness and top meat selection for customers.
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Farmers Store
Browning District Conference Highlights 1926
The 1926 Browning District Conference featured Bishop William McMurry and Rev. C. A. Bowles as speakers. Addresses covered healing the sick, the Bible, and the value of college training, with Central College’s growth and influence noted.
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Browning
William F. McMurry
William Rutherford
P.E
James L. Bate
C. A. Bowles
Jesus
C. W. Weddell
Barns Hospital
St. Louis
Mississippi River
Bams Hospital
Rev. W
Jersey Cows for Sale from V B Arnold
Three Jersey cows offered for sale two are currently giving milk and one will be fresh in April buyer to arrange delivery location and payment with V B Arnold docketed sale notice for local buyers only
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Jersey
V. B. Arnold
Suffering and faith drive church revival plans
The speaker warns against reliance on purely evolutionary writings and urges proving God by action. He states God favors courageous, consecrated people and that church suffering fuels true service. Next Sunday night the Methodist Episcopal pulpit will be filled by District Superintendent Dr. E J Gale. Quarterly Conference set for North Salem if roads and weather permit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Episcopal Church
E. J. Gale
North Salem
Choir practice notice at M EF Church this Friday
A notice invites the church members and others to attend choir practice at the M EF Church Friday night. It asks who composes the choir and who wishes to join.
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M. EF
Eggs For Setting From Buff Orpingtons
Buff Orpington eggs gathered and turned daily priced 75 per setting. Mrs. Rose VanSeggan listed with contact via 166 for arrangements.
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Plymouth Rock
Holterman Aristocrat
Telephone
Humphreys Or
Haseville
C. G. Shafer
Humphreys, Mo
Rose VanSeggan
Tailormade Suits at $22.50 Available Now
Farmers Store promotes tailored suits for $22.50 with over 300 all wool selections. Customers urged to place measurements and order now ahead of an April 4 posting.
Closing program marks end of school year in Light District
At Light School District a year end gathering featured a bountiful potluck. Pupils performed well in a afternoon program. Perfect attendance earned honors for Carlos Hicks Helen Hicks Lillis Brown Hazel Brown Floyd Kirby. Prizes went to Floyd Kirby Rayma Hicks Helen Hicks Carlos Hicks. Miss Pearl Hoselton received gifts. trustees likely seek her to return next year.
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Spienaa
Light
Carlos
Helen Hicks
Lillis
Hazel Brown
Floyd Kirby
Rayma Hicks
Carlos Hicks
Onion Sets Now On Sale At Farmers Store
Now is the time to buy onion sets with yellow and red varieties available at Farmers Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P.P. Kollasch
Farmers Store
Chester White Boars For Sale by J M Fishback
Four Chester White boars weighing 160 to 165 pounds are offered for sale. Described as good, with strong backs and bones. Seller listed as J. M. Fishback.
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Chester
J. M. Fishback
End of Term at Scottsville School Observed
Friday marked the last day of school in Scottsville as patrons arrived with filled baskets before noon. A noon dinner fed all attendees followed by a program in the afternoon. Mrs. Marie Head, the teacher, received high satisfaction as pupils and patrons praised the term’s work.
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Scottsville
Marie Head
Notice of Election in Browning Missouri 1926
Notice is given of an election in Browning Missouri on April 6 1926 for one East Ward alderman one West Ward alderman and a police judge to fill resignations. Polling places are Farmers Exchange Bank rear room East Ward and Public School Building West Ward. Appointed election judges are Ward Hinda Rush B P Jolley Lorene Whaley West Ward Nickell Jas L Bate America Fleming. City Clerk J R Williams signs the notice.
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Browning
Missouri
E.M. Duncan
F. A. Fleming
J. P. Turner
Farmers Exchange Bank
Ward
Hinda
Rush
B.P. Jolley
Lorene Whaley
West Ward
Nickell
Jas. L. Bate
America Fleming
J. R. Williams
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WM. J. Ford
Arizona Cowboy
Purdin High School
Albany
Oregon
Browning Leader-Record
Mary M. Johnson
H. Linhart
Browning, Mo
P. O
R. I
Ira Smith
Chillicothe
Joe
May Cooney
Bishop WM
McMurry
Bate
S. H. Millam
Thomas S. Wheeler
W. M. Warren
E. E. Bestwick S
M. L. Gray
J.a.snarr
Chas. Grimes
J. A. Mumpower
W. E. Dockery
Governor Dockery
Collins Denny
John H. Hubbard
P. E
W. C. G. Potter
H. Ezell
E. M. Sipple
Central College
Central
Missouri Conference
J. James L. Bate
Wm. McMurry
Jaré
Central College Central College
Central College At
Fayette
Macon
Joe, Nickell
Milan
Muri
Sullivan
Linn
B. H. Piepmeier
A. R. Towse
Dr. Palm
James L. Pate, A. B
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