Four Young People Wed In Chillicothe Marriage
Miss Dorris Lula Fanning of Cora and Raymond Wyatt of Lac Leede wed after securing a license in Chillicothe and joining in matrimony with Judge J. G. Littrell presiding. The bride, a former Scottsville teacher, and the groom, a prominent Laclede youth, receive congratulations and best wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorris Lula Fanning
Cora
Raymond Wyatt
Laclede
Chillicothe
J. G. Littrell
James Fanning
Scottsville
Floyd Badger Weds Lela Dodson in Unionville
Floyd Badger and Miss Lela Dodson married at the Recorder's office on Thursday March 13 after securing a license in Unionville. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Dodson and a local high school student. The groom is the son of Mrs. Wallace Sayers. The couple now receives many congratulations from friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Badger
Lela Dodson
Unionville
E. J. McKinley
Recorder's Office
Jesse Dodson
Wallace Sayers
Dr Palm in Chillicothe Glasses at Low Daily Prices
Dr Palm offers guaranteed eyeglasses in Chillicothe every workday except Mondays. Customers can expect low prices and reliable service on available days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Palm
Chillicothe
Annual School Meeting Notice Browning District Missouri
In compliance with section 11-209 Revised Statutes 1919 notice is given to qualified voters of Browning School District Linn and Sullivan counties Missouri that the Annual School Meeting will be held at the Public School Building on Wednesday the first day of April 1930 at 7 p m to 6 p m. Items include election of two Directors for a three year term to succeed W P Nickell and Dr W D Grice, a levy of 100 cents on the $100 assessed valuation, and a nine months term of school. K M Duncan District Clerk March 12 1939.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Browning
Linn and Sullivan
Missouri
W. P. Nickell
W. D. Grice
K. M. Duncan
Phis
Entertained Sewing Club Hosts Ride-A-Wee Meeting
The Ride-A-Wee Sewing Club met on Wednesday March 19 with Mrs W D Grice. Members presented Rose Colored glass plates to Mrs W H Dickinson for her birthday. A two reel luncheon was served. Guests included Mrs M Ling, Mrs L W Hummel, Miss Raine Glaze, Miss Ruth Lay, Miss Genevieve Oaks. Members listed include Mrs Herbert C Ley, Mrs Jas P Bolling, Mrs H Calhoun, Mrs W H Dickinson, Mrs K M Duncan, Mrs C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Grice
W. Hickinson
M. Ling
L. W. Hummel
Raine Glaze
Ruth Lay
Genevieve Oaks
Herbert C.ley
Jas. P. Bolling
H. Calhoun
W. H Dickinson
K. M. Duncan
Notable Local Women Mentioned in Society Notes
W Gooch, Mrs J D Lay, Mrs A D Peterson, Mrs J R Williams, and Mrs Lorene Whaley are listed among society attendees in a local social notes column. The item highlights their participation in a community event and notes their married names.
Elder John P. Jessee to Preach in Excel City Church
Notice states Elder John P. Jessee of Excel Springs will preach at the Church of Christ in this city on Sunday March 30 at 11 a.m. and 7 30 p.m. Everyone is cordially invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John P. Jessee
Excelsior Springs
Church of Christ
Surprise Birthday for Mrs Nina Fanning
On Sunday, March 23, Mrs. Nina Fanning celebrated a surprise birthday. Relatives arrived with baskets, a noon dinner was served, and in the afternoon guests shared memories. Mrs. Fanning expressed evident delight as familiar friends departed with wishes for more happy returns. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Nickell, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Harris and children, Mr. and Mrs. F. R. Fanning and children, Mr. and Mrs. James Fanning, Mrs. Haskel Hollon and daughter Joann, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Dodson and children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nina Fanning
W. P. Nickell
Raymond Harris
F. R. Fanning
James Fanning
Haskel Hollon
Joann
Cecil Dodson
Roll of Honor renewals thanked by Leader-Record
The Leader-Record expresses gratitude for new and renewing subscribers listed by name. Recognition is given to numerous individuals and spouses including Mrs Hannah Harmon M T Scott C D Singleton D B Pyatt Mrs Essie Wood and many others for supporting the small country newspaper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leader- Record
Hannah Harmon
M. T. Scott
C. D. Singleton
D. B. Pyatt
Essie Wood
E. M. Lambert
Virgil Lee
M. L. Calrkson
R. E. Lambert
G. A. Street
Rollo Smith
Elva Harbourn
J. W. Reidel
Sarah Keithley
J. G. Shipp
Chas. Owens
Forrest Jacobs
Myrtle Sevier
G. H. Hooker
Wayne Brantner
S. A. Warren
E. H. Peterson
Elsie Spencer
Laura McGhee
J. C. Daniels
L. M. Scott
Clarence Johnson
Ed Ogle
Alpha Rottmann
H. F. Crookshanks
Clayton Warren
C. W. Thudhum
Chas. Hubbard
Caroline Cassity
J. F. Gooch
Lester Fields
Lora Fields
R. E. Crowdis
Edgar Shephard
D. G. Freeland
A. A. Couch
Jay P. McGhee
May Cooney
L. N
Surprise Party at W R Heads Honors Host on March 22
A Saturday night gathering at W R Heads residence celebrated with games and social chat. Guests included Doc Smith and family Herman Lambert and wife Willie Woodside and family Robert Lambert and family Lyle Stone and wife Ona Lambert and children and many others. two attendees were present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Head
Mr. Head
Doc. Smith
Herman Lambert
Willie Woodside
Robert Lambert
Lyle Stone
Ona Lambert
Herbert and
Mary Lambert
Florence Tucker
Jimmy Elliott
Burnman
Mamie McCollum
Veda Lambert
Edith
Genevieve
Cecil
Harold
Orlo Cordray
Johnny Jaynes
Fern Winters
Homer Pearler
Frances Baker
Nile
Hazel
Dorothy Lambert
Oil Wells Prosper Near Hamilton and Browning
In Hamilton Missouri oil activity rises as twelve two hundred barrel wells are drilled nearby. A brother swabbed 290 barrels in 14 hours and pumps 200 barrels daily. Farmers report high royalty payments and lease income boosting wealth. Election polling places and judges are named in Browning notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Kan
Joe Nickell
Browning
L. N. Shook
Appreciation note with renewal for Leader Record
A reader from St. Catherine Missouri mailed a check for 1.50 to renew the Leader Record for another year. The letter praises the publication as like a weekly connection to the old hometown and thanks the editor. The sender signs as Tda McCollum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Catherine, Mo
Joe Nitkell
Tda McCollum
Mr Thorne Celebrates 70th Birthday at Linneus Dinner
Mrs Effie Cray hosted a congenial March 22 dinner at the Commercial Hotel Linneus Missouri after her Birmingham visit. Guests included Judge Arthur Pratt and Mrs Pratt Miss Lilie Adams and Mr Guy Adams Browning and Mr John Carter. The night ended with cake and a birthday song and a rock party at the Thorne home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Effie Thorne Cray
Commercial Hotel
Linneus
Birmingham
Alabama
W. P. Thorne
Portland
Oregon
Mr. Thorne
Browning Missouri Holds Alderman Election in East Ward
Notice announces election in Browning Missouri on Tuesday April 1 1930 to elect one east ward alderman to succeed C B Purdin. One west ward seat also listed for contest with candidate names to be determined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Browning
Missouri
C. B. Purdin
School Closes After Successful Term at Cora
Cora Edward Maloney closed a very successful term of school at Cora on Friday. Enrollment is small, yet the school was a decided success and both parents and pupils praised his work. He is a scholarly instructor and considered one of our best country teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora
Edward Maloney
Slats Diary Reflects School Weeks of Misadventures
A fragmented diary recounts a week of minor mishaps and missteps. Slats describes poor quiz results on fisiology and a missed job, a brush with Mr Crams bake shop, Sunday bath trouble, language lessons, a mistaken slang answer about figures of speech, a wrong slugger definition, derogatory classroom chatter, a sick neighbor’s dog incident, and a banana peal mishap at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teasday
Wensday
Mellon
Road Bond Sale Ordered by State Board to Offer 10000 Bonds
The State Board of Fund Commissioners directs the sale on April 2 of 10 000 of the 75 million road bonds voted in 1928 at four and a quarter percent interest. Denominated at 1000 dollars each they mature at 2000 dollars annually from 1938 through 1942. This is the second tranche. 7.5 million were sold last September and the bonds are expected to move above par.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Fund Commissioners
March Snow Disrupts Plowing Havoc in Community News
March winds triggered a snowstorm that halted spring plowing, cooling oats and delaying sowing. Farmers adapt as oats outlook grows brighter, while communities discuss welcoming newcomers and engaging families in association programs.
Bargains In Watches at A. L. Marlay Jewelers
South Bend watch movement in a high grade A. R. case with 8 adjustments in 5 positions priced at 35 dollars, reg 55 dollars. Also a Hamilton in a 20 year case for 45 dollars. Offer valid for 30 days from Browning shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Bend
Hamilton
A. L. Marlay
Browning
Ready For Road Work On Highway Five Bridges
Machinery has arrived and been unloaded for the concrete bridges south of town on highway five. The first bridge across Mairs branch will exceed one hundred feet. Reinforcing iron is on site and work will begin soon. The contractor will sublet road work and bring in another crew. Temporary piling and ditching gear arrived late last week ready to start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mairs
Forty Acre Pasture For Rent Near North Salem
Forty acres of extra good pasture now carrying last year’s crop available for rent. Located two miles southeast of North Salem. Rent is cheap. Interested parties contact Walter W. Liebhart in New Boston, Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Salem
Walter W. Liebhart
New Boston
March moves offer welcome to new rural residents
In March many farm people relocate within their communities and welcome programs invite newcomers, says Fred Boyd of the Missouri College of Agriculture. Rural towns note discontent when locals ignore community activities, often due to not inviting newcomers to programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howdy
Fred Boyd
Missouri College of Agriculture
Ald
Telephone leaps to air and sea links for home conversations
The Western Telephone Corporation of Missouri describes ongoing Bell Labs and radio driven experiments enabling real conversations between air and sea passengers and land stations. It predicts future full airline and ocean liner telephone service with minimal cost, driven by skilled engineers and ongoing daily improvements. Buck Penick, Local Manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Western Telephone Corporation of Missouri
Buck Penick
State audit shows 136747 accounts and road and oil warrants
State audit records reveal 136747 accounts in the past year with warrants issued for road work totaling 37,327,500 and oil disbursements among other items. The accounts are audited and approved before warrants are issued. Continued on page 8.
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Dorris Fanning
Shook Brothers
Kansas
B. H. Peterson
East Ward
Farmers Exchange Bank
Public School House
Gertrude Fields
Della Peters
West Ward
Josie Jones
Lola Lantz
Board of Aldermen
City of
J. N. Neet
Bell System Laboratories
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