Thurlo Pioneer Farmer Dies On Sunday In Missouri
F. G. Thurlo a longtime farmer and stock raiser from near Scottsville Missouri died Sunday. He married Annie Lee Peterson and raised Willie Belle Walters. Survived by wife sister Hinda Rush nephew R A Thurlo grand nephew Eugene Thurlo. Funeral at home with Rev Todd and burial at Humphreys cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. C. Thurlo
A. N
Amanda
Thurlo
Scottsville
H. M. Peterson
Milan
Annie Lee Peterson
Willie Belle Walters
Hinda Rush
R. A. Thurlo
Eugene Thurlo
Rev. Todd
Humphreys
G P Club enjoys quilting day and luncheon at Pearle Thurlo
The G P Club met February 27 at Pearle Thurlo's home with ten members and two visitors. Bad roads limited attendance to a few walkers, but the day included a bias tape demonstration, a noon covered dish luncheon, and social time. Next meeting with Mrs Elizabeth Lantz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. P. Club
Pearle Thurlo
Alice Fuller
Ida McQuown
Pearle’s
Pearle
Elizabeth Lantz
Elizabeth
Lida Burke
Mesdames Emma Brassfield
Etta Hooker
Gussie Prather
Lizzie Prather
Jessie Oliver
Nelia Bundridge
Alice Bennett
Lillian Bennett
Hinda Johnson
Florence Johnson
Frances Hoselton
C. R
Radio Shop Change of Ownership at North Road
Notice that Kelly Radio Shop is taken over by Jewell Robison and will operate from his home across the road north of the school house. He offers complete test equipment and service for all radios including late type circuits using metal tubes. Guaranteed work at reasonable prices. Tubes checked free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kelly Radio
Jewell Robison
Poultry Club Organized at School House
On Friday night, March 20, club organizers met at the school house. After a talk by Mr Hall and Miss Banning, they decided to form a Poultry Club and began organizing. Officers elected include President Robert Wood and Vice President Gerald Creason with secretary Lewis Wood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Baskett
J. B Baskett
Ray Creavon
Ola Creason
Robert Wood
Hall
300 Rolls of Wallpaper Arrive at Street Druggist
T A Street, druggist at Humphreys Missouri, announces new stock of wallpaper with prices starting at four pence per roll and two cents per yard for borders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. A. Street
Humphreys
Missouri
Letter from Home recalls flu and school absence
Mrs. May Cooney writes from Chillicothe Missouri about widespread flu, noting Lois and Junior missed few days while sick. She mentions Billie G. Karras injuries from a safety pin incident near a radio socket, causing a burned hand and temporary shock, and expresses appreciation for continued paper delivery and past favors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chillicothe
Nickell
Frome
Lois
Junior
Billie G. Karras
May Cooney
Porters connected to insurance venture eyed by community
Carl Porter, a 26 year old farmer and native of Browning in Linn County, is a Teachers College sophomore studying law and chemical engineering. He owns a 200 acre Browning farm stocked with cattle, holds multiple local offices, and serves as Justice of the Peace and township constable. He promotes efficiency in court and once served on the AAA board before its unconstitutionality. He and his wife plan to settle in the city as new citizens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yung
Tie State Agency
J.J. Teachers College
Kirksville
D. Burwell
Forbes
Iity
Carl.Porter
Browning
Linn County
Teachers College
Sua
Enterprise Township
Justice Court
Carl
The
AAA
Supreme Court
American Sheep Breeders Association
Insurance Agency Purchases Move to City
We have purchased the agency of J. D. Burwell and will operate in this city from April 1. Representing Fidelity, Koznix and Great American Insurance Companies, we aim to provide policy holders the same fine service Mr. Burrel offered in past years. G. S. Forbes & Son, Trenton and Brownvi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Burwell
Fidelity, Koznix
Great American Insurance Companies
Burrel
G. S. Forbes & Son
Trenton
Brownii
Browning City Election Set for April 7 1936
Notice announces Browning Missouri city election on Tuesday April 7 1936 to elect one East Ward alderman and one West Ward alderman. East Ward judges are Mrs Burton Carr Mrs Lessie Peters and J B Marvin voting at Farmers Exchange Bank. West Ward judges are Mrs R A Glaze Mrs H L Adams and Fay Peterson voting at Reinhard Bros Implement Building. Candidates must file by midnight April 3 1936 with City Clerk H L Adams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. S
Browning
Linn and Sullivan
Missouri
W. P. Nickell
Floy M. Peterson
W. D. Grice
Opal Carter
Lila Williams
D. G. Freeland
Prowning
G. F. Peters
L. C. Laytz
East Ward
Burton Carr
Lessie Peters
J.B. Marvin
Farmers Exchange Bank
West Ward
R. A
Glaze
H. L. Adams
Fay
Peterson
Reinhard
C Bros. Implement
City of Browning
Local advertiser drops by with ad for the week
Thrasher of Thrasher & Co. from Humphreys called at our office Monday afternoon to deliver this week’s advertisement. He praised past results, stated he was late with the mail, but rushed in his car to bring the ad. We appreciate such business advertisers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thrasher
Thrasher & C
Humphreys
Harness Shop Ad Promises Quality Repairs and Oils
Hand Made Harness by K W Vencll offers a range of sea of hie good hare f ees none better and priced at pleasing prices. Full line of repairs including harness hardware. Let us fix up your harness and oil them. Drop in and see our work P P Kollasch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. W. Vencll
P. P. Kollasch
For Sale Restaurant Fixtures Call Mrs Alfie Christy
A local sale offers restaurant fixtures available through North Salem contact Mrs Alfie Christy to arrange viewing and purchase details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfie Christy
North Salem
Locating In Brownit. David Forbes Of G S Forbes Co
David S Forbes of the firm G S Forbes and Co based in Trenton is noted in a locating notice. The item cites his association with the company and his professional capacity in the local business community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brownit
David S. Forbes
G.S. Forbes & Co
Trenton
Dust storm sweeps through Colorado Kansas and beyond
A large dust storm hit Monday night across the region, hindering traffic and travel. The worst conditions occurred around midnight, marking the storm's peak as it moved through Colorado, Kansas, Nebraska, Texas, and Oklahoma, with skies clearing by Tuesday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado
Kansas
Nebraska
Texas
Oklahoma
Seed Corn and Sow Sold in Cora Missouri Auction
Chas C Dodson of Cora Missouri reports selling yellow neat seed corn and one brood sow in a local auction. The brief notice lists Dodson as seller and location, with no further details on price or buyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. C. Dodson
Cora, Mo
Harold Carter Leaves for Des Moines Work at Wykonda Club
Harold Carter departed yesterday for Des Moines Iowa to take a job at the Wykonda Country Club. Friends predict success for him in his new role due to his extensive experience in the restaurant business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Carter
Des Moines
Iowa
Wykonda Country Club
Esteemed Neighbor Requests Paper Subscription Help
A note from N O Beacham in Denver dated March 2 and March 17, 1936 asks to continue the newspaper subscription. He encloses 1.50 to apply toward the subscription and sends best wishes to old friends, noting he still eats three meals daily and is going home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Colo
Joe Nickell
N. O. Beacham
Floods In The East Seen From Washington D C
A Browning Missouri letter describes the Potomac River flood surge through Washington and Virginia. Debris and high water endangered Chain Bridge and several highways, with Georgetown and surrounding areas inundated. Airports, parks, and riverside properties suffered, while relief efforts and donations mobilized to aid victims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Joe Nickell
Browing Leader Record
Browning
Missouri
United States
Daily Press Land Radio
Potomac River
Washington
Virginia
Chain Bridge
Potomac
Georgetown
D. C
Anacostia River
Potomac Park
Navy Yard
Municipal
Navy
Bolling Fields
Cincinnati
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Harper's’ Fer
Cumberland
Penns
Saturday April 4 car and dog license deadline noted
A diary style entry from Slats' Diary Sunday-Snub Post covers weekly events with humorous mishaps. It mentions city clerk Adams, a grade college isom thesis, a black eye, wedding aftermath, and sentences about Prodigal Son, Noah, and Ark. The piece portrays schoolchild anecdotes and small-town humor throughout the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hll. Adams
Jonnie Tommases
Jonnie
A. m
Dent
Noah
Jake
Quartet At Humphreys Delights Local Church Audience
A quartet including Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Williams Mr. and Mrs. RM Calhoun Miss Imogene Maggart Miss Wilma Norvell and Mrs. Vera Lay performed at Humphreys church Sunday evening with Miss Maggart at the piano. The half hour concert drew a large audience and the group promised an early return appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Humphreys
J. R. Williams
RM. Calhoun
Imogene Maggart
Wilma Norvell
Vera Lay
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F. G. Thurlo
K. M. Duncan
Brookfield
F. R. Duncan
Richmond
C. H. Jones
Robert Moore
Ralph Cramer
Harvey F. Dickinson
Canton
Buddy Porter
Stitch and Chatter Club
Edith Hale
Breidery
Wildwood
Opal Gooch
Lucille Hanman
Allie Ware
Frances McGhee
Allie
Bessie Steele
Mamie Hale
Madeine ‘Tucker
Orpha Dickinson
Sylvia Gillespie
Alpha Quigley
Doris Hanman
Amelia Kelley
Kathryn Steple
Lorin Barclay
Vesta Eivtt
Mollie Cordray
Insurance Agency
Ylvania
New England
Tam
Leader Record
C.E. Nickell
Wensday
Joe Hix
Life Today
Joe
Yestidjy
Tubbs
Lizzy Tubbs
Ekkonomik Sonfrince
Ike
Geo, Washerton
Aberham
Dizzy Deen
Wallis Bearie
Adam
Eve
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