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Browning Leader Record

Location

Browning, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Mar 19, 1936

Page

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Mrs Clay Bales Dies at Fairbury Nebraska

Anna Elizabeth Brumbaugh Bales, born January 11 1865 near Browning Missouri, died March 4 1936 at her home in Fairbury Nebraska after a pneumonia illness. She married Clay Bales November 26 1881. Eight children survive Roy Ernest Neville Blanche Kirby Carl Pearl McCarty Jack Cecil, with many grandchildren. Funeral at New Bethel chapel with Rev Huntington. interment Fairbury cemetery March 8.

Anna Elizabeth John Brumbaugh Browning Mon Fairbury Nebraska Clay Bales Roy Ernest Neville Blanche Kirby Neb Carl Pearl McCarty Eldors Iowa Jack Denver Cecil Sault ,Ste Marie Mich Mr. Bales McCook Sullivan County New Bethel Chapel Huntington Bales

Local contender enters Sullivan sheriff race nomination

A Sullivan resident, identified as Dr Y M I, announces his candidacy for the sheriff nomination, signaling his intention to lead the county law enforcement team.

Annal School Meeting Notice for Browning District

Notice to qualified voters of Browning School District Linn Sullivan Missouri of an annual school meeting on Tuesday April 7 1936 at seven oclock a m. The meeting will consider election of two directors three year terms, one director two year term, levy of one hundred cents and one hundred dollars for school purposes. Judges named Opal Carter Lila Williams and D G Freeland. Floy M Peterson district clerk.

R. S Browning Linn and Sullivan Missouri W. P. Nickell Floy M. Peterson W. D. Grice Opal Carter Lila Williams D. G. Freeland

Burkholder Carver Southerland Born in Purdin Missouri 1867

Mrs Ginny Carver Southerland daughter of Wm D and Lucy J Southerland was born September 8 1867 at Purdin Missouri and died March 13 1936 at Browning Missouri aged 68. She married Wm A Burkholder November 18 1890 and they had six children Geo L Kan­sas City Wellington Earl Los Angeles Wm D Virginia Carl A and Chester Chicago and Elinor DeFranco Chicago. She leaves husband six children two sisters Jennie Harris Los Angeles and Nellie Calhoun Henrietta Oklahoma seven grandchildren and many friends. Burial followed in the Baptist Church services held Sunday at 2 p.m.

Ginny Carver Southerland Wm. D Lucy J Ann Southerland Purdin Missouri Browning Wm. A. Burkholder Waemly Geo. L. Burkholder Kanseas City Wellington Earl Burkholder Los Angeles California Wm. D. Burkholder Virginia Ilinois Carl A. Burkholder Chicago Illinois Chester Burkholder Elinor B. DeFranco Jennie Harris Nellie Calhoun Henrietta Oklahoma The Baptist Church

Rural electrification plans seek to light county homes

Survey work over two weeks shows 300 rural families willing to cooperate, mainly in the eastern county. The program would provide electric power for farm and home use at about half the private rural rate. Local volunteers compiled a county map of potential users and sent it to the Rural Electrification Administration in Washington. inquiries to the Farmers' Extension Office.

Henry Chapman John Mithoan Herbert Knight T. R. Glideweil Roy White G. T. Crist Rural Electrification Administration Washington, D. C Farmers’ Extension Office

Garden of Eden starts now for home vegetable plots

Assist County Agent Herbert Koch urges planning and planting to create a productive garden from spring to fall and store produce for winter. Early work depends on favorable ground. radishes lettuce peas and carrots can be planted now. Start an asparagus bed with Mary Washington roots, spacing 18 inches, and mulch as it establishes over three years.

Garden of Eden Herbert Koch Mary Washington

4-H Achievement Day Planned for Friday March 20

County event set by 4H club leaders with Health Clubs Grain Judging and Clothing members displaying items in the morning. In the afternoon demonstrations and programs will be offered by the various clubs.

Guy Carter Announces for Linn County Sheriff Nomination

In the Milan High School Building at 10:00 A M Friday March 20 Guy Carter of this city announces his candidacy for Linn county sheriff subject to the August Republican primary. Carter long in the community, former Browning mayor and school board member, aims to earn the nomina tion and serve as an Honest county official. Passed Away in Lander Wyoming Mrs Ora Knifong Burlingham formerly Belle Knifong of this city dies February 24 survived by son Lewis E Knf ng and husband Mr Burlingham.

Kirksville Tata Sullivan County Becker Milan Guy Carter Linn County W. P. Carter Browning Lander Wyo Belle Knifong Ora Knifong Minnie Belle Burlingham Lewis E. Knnfong Mr. Burlingham

City Election Notice for Browning Missouri

Notice states Browning will hold a city election on Tuesday April 7 1996 to elect one East Ward alderman and one West Ward alderman. East Ward judges are Burton Carr Lessie Peters and J E Marvin with Farmers Exchange Bank as voting place. West Ward judges are R A Glaze H L Adams and Fay Peterson with Reinhard Bros Implement Building as voting place. Candidates must file with the City Clerk by midnight April 3 1936.

Browning G. F. Peters L. C. Lantz East Ward Burton Carr Lessie Peters J. E. Marvin Farmers Exchange Bank West Ward R. A. Glaze H. L. Adams Fay Peterson Reinhard Bros. Implement City of

Preaching at ME Church Sunday March 22

Preaching services at ME Church Sunday morning and evening March 22. Rev. R. H. Lint of St. Louis will speak. Come hear this man, he will bring you message that will be worth while. Pre-Easter services begin April 6 at ME Church continuing over the 12th. C. B. Hobbs, Pastor.

R. H. Lint St. Louis C. B. Hobbs

Bitter Sweet Club Seventeen Meets For Farewell Party

Bitter-Sweet Club Seventeen and two visitors, led by Mrs Ratio Griffith, met with Mrs Ola Crea on March fourth for a farewell gathering. Two songs, a club collect, and a discussion on parliamentary laws preceded plans for a fundraising play and a member contest. Prizes went to Mrs Glen Cooper and Mrs Charley Goins. visitors Jackie Price Bowyer and Glenda Mae Cooper attended.

Ola Creacon Essie ‘Wood Ratio Griffith Glen Cooper Charley Goins Jackie Price Bowyer Glenda Mae Cooper Ruth Wood

Sunshine Workers Club Sees Evening Of Quilting And Fun

The Sunshine Workers club met with Mrs. Connie Rauer on March 1 for quilting and a noon dinner. The meeting opened with a club song and the Lord’s prayer, with performances by several members and a dance number. Participants included Pearcy Cordray, Fay Bailey, Thresa Pepper, Connie Bauer, Cora Pearler, Minnie Riedy, Mabel Maxwell, Alberta Campbell, Fern Smith, Helen Cassity, and visitors Herb Pepper, John Rauer, and Cletus Rauer.

Sunshine Workers Club Connie Rauer Minnie Riedl Connie Bauer Piercy Cord Pearcy Cordray Fay Bailey Thresa Pepper Cora Pearler Minnie Dorothy Riedy Mabel Maxwell Alberta Campbell Fern Smith Helen Cassity Herb Pepper John Rauer Cletus Rauer

For Sale: Farm Equipment and Livestock in Good Shape

For sale items include a Moline corn planter with fertilizer and soy bean attachments, a John Deere disc, a Moline 14 inch walking plow, a New Century cultivator, and a three section harrow all in extra good shape. Also two Jersey cows aged five and six with fresh milk, one milking, plus one stack timothy hay. Contact H. V. Campbell by phone 48F2.

John Deere Timothy Hay H. V. Campbell

Legion and Auxiliary hold Second District meeting at Moberly

About 200 Legionnaires and Auxiliary members attended a joint Second District meeting in MoberlySunday March 15 with a luncheon at Sip and Dine Cafe after a parade led by the German Band from Trenton Post Mrs A B Weyer Department President of the Auxiliary and Mrs L M Gosey National Committeewoman spoke on Auxiliary service to the nation Seven Posts represented Fres ton Chile Brookfield Browning Monroe City Moberly and others in the district plus youth attendees.

American Legion Moberly Legion and Auxiliary Trenton Legion Hall A. B. Weyer L. M. Gosey Legion Service Freston Chile Brookfield Browning Ick Monroe City

Boys Groups Build Better American Citizens

Movements of the American Legion as Boy Scouts Sons of the Legion Child Welfare Oratorical Contest and Flag Education Contests unite to help make better American citizens of our youth.

Boy Scouts Sons of the Legion

Permanent Wave Oil Wave at Moffitt's Beauty Shoppe

The ad offers a permanent wave oil treatment for $1.75 at Moffitt's Beauty Shoppe with a guarantee of satisfaction.

Moffitt’s

Board Elected and Committee Named

The board was elected and the committee comprises Antone Forst President T T Lamme Vice President and Price Hoskins Treasurer First payment was made on the limestone pulverizer moved Monday to the St Catherine quarry with much other business of importance transacted The Board praised the work of the COC Camp.

Antone Forst T. T. Lamme Price Hoskins St. Catherine COC

Our Gang Hails Saturday Reunion At Hanman Home

Our Gang Crowded reunion at Clara Hanman home with about 80 attendees. Listed present are Comora Abbott through Marjory Woodside and several visitors including Cokerham Sargent Quigley Creason Bevier Rinehart Woodside and Cotter, noted by the club reporter.

Clara Hanman Comora Ellis Abbott Nelson Vivian’ Britton Virginia Leland Norris Burk Paul Will Gale Lyle Lanell Gooch Lou Amelia Marilee Beverly John Allen Kelly Clara Lucile Imogene Hanman Ted Doris Mary Jo Gary Hanman Charlie Bertie John Owens Clifton Wilson Quigley Dowell Ina Creason Orlan Janie Bevier Arthur Rinehart Arnold Long Agnes Bisby Theodore Bessie Marlin Steele Herman Elsie Woodside Vera DeVore Silas Cotter

Live Wire Sunday School Class Hosts March Meeting

Beverly Moore and Vadis Alspach hosted the Live Wire Sunday school class on Tuesday evening March 10 at Beverly’s home. Ten members answered roll with a Bible verse. Plans were set to buy new church song books, followed by a social hour and a covered dish luncheon. Present were the group members. Mr Gladys Atkin hosted her D D club on Wednesday afternoon March 11, with Frances Carr taking high score and refreshments served.

Beverly Moore Vadis Alspach Gladys Atkin D. D Frances Carr

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