Celebrated Soth Wed Ding Anniversary
On Monday March 18 the fiftieth wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Charley Gooch of near Purdin Missouri was observed with an open house. Daughters Lucile Hardin and Laverne Filiott attended with families from Kansas City, gifts included a three tier cake with a golden bell marked fifty, refreshments were served, and friends wished many more years of happiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charley Gooch
Purdin
Missouri
Lucile Hardin
Carolee
Leland Cassity
Kansas City
Laverne Filiott
Forrest Gooch
Thought For Meditation Series Begins This Week
The Wade Funeral Service sponsors a weekly Thought For Meditation feature to appear in the paper starting this week and continue in future issues.
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Wade Funeral Service
In Memoriam Lealand Norvell Eight Years Late March Date
In loving memory of Lealand Norvell who left us eight years ago on March 28. Nothing can take away the love a heart holds dear. Fond memories linger every day. Remembrance keeps him near. Sadly missed by the family.
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Lealand Norvell
Jolly Janes Club Meeting Led by Mrs Stufflebean
The Jolly Janes Club met with sixteen members and two visitors as Mrs A J Stufflebean hosted. Readings by Opal Kitty and Alberta, a contest won by Elva, a $5 Red Cross drive contribution, and two new members Karolee Campbell and Naomi Greason were noted. Next meeting set for March 27 with Mrs Gilmer Simpson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jolly Janes Club
A. J. Stufflebean
Opal
Kitty
Alberta
Roxie
Elva
Red Cross
Karolee Campbell
Naomi Qgreason
Gilmer Simpson
Elva Monroe
Locust Valley Church Announces Sunday School and Services
Locust Valley Baptist Church invites parishioners to Sunday School each Sunday at 10 o clock led by Rev. Wesley Dice, pastor. Preaching services are held on the first and third Sundays each month with Cecil Lay as superintendent.
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Locust Valley Baptist Church
Wesley Dice
Cecil Lay
Browning Methodist Church Announces Sunday Services
Browning Methodist Church details Sunday School at 10 a.m. led by L. P. Mohr and Reger with Ada Smith as superintendent. preaching at 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. Elmwood also to preach at 2 p.m. and a welcoming note invites all to attend.
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Elmwood
Belle Starr at Electric Theatre Packed with Thrills
20th Century Fox presents a Technicolor story of a young woman turned outlaw for love. Gene Tierney and Lardolph Scott star in Belle Starr with stage robberies and a price on her head. Cartoon added.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse James
Electric Theatre
20Th Century-Fox
Gene Tierney
Bardolph Scott
Mister Action
Belle Starr
Cartoon
For Sale Good home grown timethy seed
A. L. Knifong of Browning Missouri offers home grown timethy seed for sale.
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A. L. Knifong
Browning, Mo
Wiring specialists offer R E A wiring services in Winigan
R. E. A. Wiring Loch and Lichtenberg announce eight years of experience in R. E. A. wiring with guaranteed inspection passes. Fixtures in stock at Winigan and free estimates available by contacting Fred Lesh in Winigan or K. R. Lichtenberg.
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Loch & Lichtenberg
R.E A
Winigan
Fred Lesh
Winijae
K. R. Lichtenberg
Marceme
Mrs Nannie Carlstead Hosts G P Club Meeting
The General Purpose Club met at Mrs. Naginie Carlstead's home on March 14 with bad weather limiting attendance. Two visitors, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Hutchinson and their children Susan and Judy, joined a social afternoon after a delcious dinner. Roll call noted next meeting will feature a seed and bulb exchange at Mrs. Nove Crowdis.
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Nannie Carlstead
G. P
Naginie Carlstead
Donald Hutchinson
Susan
Judy
Nove Crowdis
Farm For Rent Near Browning With Improvements
126 acres well improved farm seven miles northeast of Browning one mile off travel route. See O P Morris at Homer Uiveins Real Estate Office in Milan Friday and Saturday March 22 and 23 for details.
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Browning
Homer Uiveins Real Estate
Milan
O. P. Morris
Ten Bronze Turkey Toms Sold in Missouri Auction
Cervil Cassity of Browning Missouri offered ten nice Bronze turkey toms weighing about twenty pounds each at a local sale.
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Caen
Browning, Mo
In Remembrance Donna Rae Maggart
In loving memory of Donna Rae Maggart who passed away one year ago March 27. Poem reflects children in Heaven welcoming a dear little girl to eternal gates with references to angels, pearl gates, jasper light, and family mourning.
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Donna Rae Maggart
Gates of Pearl
Daddy
Linda
Joy
Wedding of Miss Patty Sue Stark and Lieut J G Williams
The ceremony took place Saturday afternoon March 2 at 4 o clock in the chapel of the Peak Station with Chaplain E N Faye officiating. Miss Stark wore a powder blue dress and an orchid corsage. Mrs Natalie Stark attended. The couple will reside in Philadelphia after a reception at the Officers club with family and friends from Centerville and Chicago in attendance.
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Petty Sux Stark
W. A. Stark
Centerville
Nute
St. Joseph Hospital
J. G. Williams
J. M. Wiliams
Philadelphia
E. N. Faye
Natalie Stark
Chicago
John Lenser
Gayland
Mich
William
Miss Stark
Officers Club
Francis Erry
Tom Henekson
Chiesge
Williams
Navy
Philadelphi
Ottumwa
P E O Chapter Elect Install Officers March 18
Mrs H C Bailey hosted rival P E OChapter on March 13 with officers elected and installed including President Mrs Reka Hummel and Vice President Mrs Lila Williams. The social hour featured cake with strawberries and whipped cream. Stella Rensch of Laredo attended among a list of members. An annual school election notice for Browning Linn and Sullivan counties Missouri sets voting April 2 1946 at the Auditorium Gym.
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H. C. Bailey
P.E.O
Wednéday
Rezideent
Reka Hummel
Prident
Lila Williams
Clairessa Slack
Loreve Adams
Ada Betling
Hinda Rush
Letha Bailey
Helen Carter
Lila
Della
Hilda Rush
Claireeia Slack
Mas.l
Schoo
Browning
Linnend
Sullivan Counties
Missouri
Auditorium Gymnasium
Kathryn Calhoun
Mamie Bartow
Betty White
Board of Education
Mariyn Geoch
Legion Forms Boy Scout Troop and Browning Election Set
On March 18 the American Legion organized a Boy Scout troop at the Legion Home with Gerald Wade named Scout Master and assistants Paul Ellsberry and Ovid Atkins. A committee led by Glen Warren was formed. Patrols Wolf Owl and Eagle were created with named leaders and scribes. Scouts enrolled include James Dell Gary Kenley Kenneth Arnold and others. Scouts meet Mondays at 7:50 PM. City elections in Browning Missouri are set for April 2 to elect aldermen in both wards and a one year city marshal to fill a vacancy. Election places and judges are listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion
Gerald Wade
Paul Ellsberry
Ovid Atkins
Glen Warren
Edgar Carter
Fred Warren
Jimmie Nevins
Scribe
Owl Patrol
Bobby Hampton
Ga Kenley
Eagle Patrol
Gen Bartow
Gen Carter
James Dell
Gary Kenley
Kenneth Arnold
Earnest Hill
Paul Cotter
Jas. Farley
Edward Lee Farley
Raymond Alsnach, Jr
Jerald L. Quigley
Jes. Nevins
Jimmie Atkin
Donald Robison
J. D. Elliott
Robert F. Hamilton
Mervin Dal Jones
Donald Linhart
Earl Keit Locelten
Gene Carter
Gene Bartow
Fred Werren
Donald Lee Williams
Billy Newton
Jerr. Tavner
Dona'd Nevins
Max Brown
Legion Home
Browning
Missouri
J. T. Nevins
J. Harvey
Marshal Elec
George Hobbinson
East Ward
Elliott Coal Office
Leader-Record Office
Marie Woolf
James Calhoun
Phillip Grice
West Ward
Margaret Smith
Nina Taylor
Bertha Jennings
Aldirmen
A. D. Peterson
Happy Workers Club Meets With Mrs Britton
The Happy Workers Club gathered at Mrs Margaret Britton on March 13 with twenty members present. A south side win over the north in attendance noted. Four children five men and five guests joined in a dinner. Prizes awarded to Doris Robinson and Doris Branther. Next meeting March 27 features poems, reviews, and program items by Lenore Knight Helen Shaw Winnie Christy and others.
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Happy Workers Club
Margaret Britton
Cras. Swearengen
Jas. Sevier
Lizzie Shaw
Mary Maxwell
Richard Alstrup
Ore. Busines
Mytle
Lenore
Doris Robinson
Doris Branther
Helen
Noma Jean Christy
Lela Bedger
Edna Knight
Maxwell Hells
Helen Shaw
Lenore Knight
Winnie Christy
Young Adult Class Meeting Plans Change in Leadership
The Young Adult class met at Mr and Mrs Eoval Gann home on Thursday March 14 for a business session. President Mrs Batty White will leave on April 2 and a new president will be elected at the next meeting.
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Cls
Mirc. Eoval Gann
Oir
Batty White
Gene Arnold
Blaine White
Paul Elisterry
Kathleen Quigley
Oma Rudliff
Patricia Gooch
Gerry Newell
James Calhoun
Virgie Haegard
Gann
Browning Oldest Business House Destroyed by Fire
A wooden structure east of the post office in Browning, home to W. A. Reger Produce, burned Saturday night around 7:30. Fire damaged the rear room and contents mostly feed, with chickens saved. Built seventy years ago by Henry Bill as a grocery, later a shoe and harness shop, then acquired by Mr. Reger a few months ago. Some insurance covered the building and contents.
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Browning
W. A. Reger
Henry Bill
In loving memory of Mrs Rose Ann Straley
In memory of our dear mother Mrs Rose Ann Straley who died March 25 1915 one year ago. A wonderful mother and friend who was always kind upright and generous. Loved by her children and all who knew her.
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Rose Ann Straley
Cinderella Club Hosts March 19 Gathering
Mrs. Alincelea Bartow entertained the Cinderella Club members and Miss Marjorie Stephenson on Tuesday evening March 19. Prizes for high score went to Miss Stephenson, traveling to Mr. Pevery Moore and consolation to Mrs. Ila Nevins. Refreshments were served by the hostess, with members Velma Jennings, Pearl Thurlo, Frances Hoselton, Beverly Moore, Ha Neves, Erma Petersen, Alpha Brantner, Helen Carter, Marilyn Geech, Martha Gooch and the hostess in attendance.
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Alincelea Bartow
Cinderella Club
Marjorie Stephenson
Miss Stephenson
Pevery Moore
Ila Nevins
Velma Jennings
Peare Thurlo
Frances Hoselton
Beverly Moore
Ha Neves
Erma Petersen
Alpha Brantner
Helen Carter
Mariyn
Geech
Martha Gooch
Funeral for Mrs. Mary Strowvelle in Clow's NM
The funeral was held for Mrs. Mary Strowvelle who died suddenly in Clow's New Mexico. Attendees included Walter Creeks Noble and Geo Keath Creeks and Jimmie Herbert. Services were at Gendor Funeral Home in Chulle March 18 at 2:30 with burial at Edgewood Cemetery.
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Walter Creeks
Noble
Geo
Keath Creeks
Jimmie Herbert
Creek
Mary Strowvelle
Clow
New Mexico
Wilbur. Phillips
Harrah
Weshington
Gendor Funeral
Chulle ‘Ether
Tire stock listing from Johnson Chevrolt Co
Johnson Chevrolt Co offers new Firestone and Good Year tires in size 600 16. The catalog notes Tire stock available for immediate purchase.
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Johnson Chevrolt Co
International corn planter in good shape for 200 bushels
Jerry Jennings of Browning notes an International corn planter is in good shape and capable of handling about 200 bushels with Boone seed cats.
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International Corn Planter
Boone Seed
Jerry Jennings
Browning
Community Meeting At Johnson School House Friday Night
Muddy roads kept turnout small at the Johnson school house gathering Friday. A pleasant event featured games and contests between men and women with a prize for the best number and refreshments of popcorn and candy. The note invites everyone to the next meeting on April 5th, promising another lively program and noting this may be the last meeting.
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Johnson
Residence Property For Sale in Browning Missouri
For sale a 3 room house with 2 screened porches and water in the house. Includes a good cave, chicken house, coal house, and a large garden that is ready plowed. In Browning Missouri. John Rego is listing. Priced to sell.
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Browning
John Rego
Stromberg telephone and Browning listed in notice
A dated notice records Stromberg telephone and Ralph Coren Browning among items or individuals named, with related details unreadable in the fragmented text.
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Stromberg Telephone
Ralph Corem
Browning
Homeworkers Club meeting at Mrs Chas Tate home
The Homeworkers Club met at the home of Mrs. Chas Tate on March 13 with seven members and six visitors. President Mrs Velma Jennings led a 2 o'clock business session followed by songs Missouri Smiles and My Wild Rose.
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Homeworkers
Chas. Tate
Perent
Velma Jennings
Mscouri
Red Cross
June Carvail
Maggie Wykoff
June Carvell
Kathryne Taylor
Sally Brather
Missouri College Offers Special Courses for Veterans
The University of Missouri College of Agriculture provides 15 month poultry and hatchery management and one year farm machinery maintenance courses for World War II veterans and non veterans. Programs include on campus study followed by hands on training with GI Bill support for books fees and living costs. Obtain lists from the County Extension Office.
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Missouri College of Agriculture
University of Misouri
College of Agriculture
College of Agriculture University of Missouri
For Sale Chick Hatchery Ads
For sale from Hillcrest Farm and Hatchery Milan Missouri. U S approved and tested chicks available leading breeds sexed or straight run hatches now Tuesday. Custom hatching both hen eggs and turkey eggs feeds and supplies. Phone 148.
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U.S
Phone
Hillcrest Farm & Hatchery
Milan
Freshman Loan Fund Aids Missouri University Students
The Home Economics Extension Clubs of Missouri support a freshman loan fund at the University of Missouri in Columbia. Since its start eight years ago the fund has issued 291 loans totaling $5,319 with $200 unpaid and a current cash balance of $4,017. Loans up to fifty dollars per semester are offered at two percent interest, with repayment terms defined by notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Missouri
I.enemies Extension Clubs
Farm and Home West
H. Fe
University of Miisouri
University of Missouri At Columbia
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Baker
Parson Creek
Linn County
G. Couch
Miss Patty Sue Stark
Rage OF
Byron Britton
Memoriam
Mrs
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