Alspach Rites Mark Life Of Brookfield Resident
Cletus Oliver Alspach born March 11 1871 Findley Ohio died at home in Brookfield Friday evening after living in Missouri and Brookfield. He worked in livery then Burlington and Fire Department member. survives sister Meda and brothers F J A J L B Alspach. Funeral at Hill Chapel with Rev C W Cor an interment Rose Hill cemetery. The notice also lists local attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cletus Oliver Alspach
Reuben
Ann Alspach
Findley
Ohio
Brookfield
Missouri
Ned Williams
Old Enterprise
Clete
The
Burlington
Meda
F. J. Alspach
A. J. Alspach
L. B. Alspach
Madison
Edgar Carter
M.O. Alspach
Dorothy
Wesley Peters
George Peters
Annual Browning School District meeting set for April 4 1933
Notice to qualified voters of Browning School District for the annual school meeting on Tuesday April 4 1933 from 7 am to 6 pm. Proposals include election directors W P Nickell and G T Carter terms and a 100 cent levy for general school purposes. Election judges named E F Peterson Llayds Atkins Iva Carr. District clerk J R Williams. The report also covers church and community notices and club meetings with attendance and preacher topics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Browning
Elmo Schrock
J. D. Lay
R. E. Harris
Farmers Exchange Bank
East Ward
Ed Creason
Shirley
Nellie Seaman
West Ward
Lena Gooch
Floy Peterson
L. O. Carpenter
the Board of Aldermen
W. P. Nickell
G.T. Carter
First Baptist Church Pastor Rev E John Mey
The First Baptist Church announces Rev E John Mey as pastor for the congregation. Details of installation and duties are to follow in a parish bulletin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Rev
E. John Mey
4 H Leaders Meeting and Farming Projects
A report on 4 H clubs outlines group size of five members aged 10 to 20 and permissible project work on farm or home enterprises. It discusses grinding ear corn for cattle feed, concluding it rarely pays to grind unless shelling costs are high, with caveats about cob eating and roughage substitutes. E A Trowbridge chairs Animal Husbandry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E.A. Trowbridge
Department of Animal Husbandry
Tribute to longtime National Life porter dies in Nashville
Ed Peacock a longtime porter at National Life and Accident Insurance Company of Nashville dies. High company officials accompany his funeral in Columbia and President Willis pays tribute to a faithful employee who served the firm over 30 years. A remark on a deserving black man’s honor in the South follows. A sale in Wyoming Nebraska ends with a legged man buying two leftover shoes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Claude H. Myers
Milan
Hal S. Beardsley
J.J. Shy
Chillicothe
United States of America
Beardsley
Grant Frye
St. Louis
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Benton Township
North
Benton
G. D. Prather
Alta McCormick
Charles Tate
J. J. Smith
Fred Cotter
Nell Williams
South Benton
Mark Gooch
Fern Street
Tom Myers
Ray Pulliam
Joe Creason
Raymond Bagley
Happy Hour Club
Alvie Walter
Amos
Andy
Walter
Old Rugged Cross
Everson Carr
Albert Finney
Paul Smith
Walter Guyer
Ed Jones
Alva Bagley
Myrtle Neely
Roosevelt
Browning Banks
State Finance Department
United States Treasury Department
Western Union
J. ©. Willever
Jefferson City
Browning Savings Bank
Citizens State Bank
Browning, Missouri
O. H. Moberly
Ed Peacock
National Life and Accident Insurance Co
Nash
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