Junior Senior Banquet Held May Second At Dickinson Home
The Junior Senior banquet drew heavy interest as planning paid off. Miss Iea Street led the event hosted by Civic League, with Prof. Duckworth as toastmaster and remarks by Jack Smith and Burton Carr. A gala program featured music, speeches, a vocal by Ruby Calhoon, a piano solo by Mrs. Duckworth, and a varied menu including fruit cocktail and senior ice cream.
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Iea Street
Civic League
W. H. Dickinson
Prof. Duckworth
Jack Smith
Burton Carr
Ruby Calhoon
Marjorie Stufflebean
Board of Education
W. P.nickell
Hermia Adams
Supt. Holman
Duckworth
Eva Baker
Frances Baker
Emma Bailey
Ruby Calheon
Genevra Holliday
H. Clay Jones
Obert Moore
Gordon Pipes
Etta Wilhite
Aston Wykoff
Holman
Adams
Miss Street
W. P. Nickell
J. B. Harmon
Notice on Slate Shingle Roofing and Building Services
J. G. Atkins advertises slate shingle roofing painting septic tanks and building work with quoted prices and everything furnished in a general notice style.
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J. G. Atkins
Annual Meeting Notice for Farmers Exchange Stockholders
Notice announces the annual meeting of Farmers Exchange stockholders to be held at its banking location. The formal call invites all stockholders to attend the meeting to discuss corporate affairs and related matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers Exchange
For Sale Stock Cows Calves Springers and Seed Corn
A. L. Knifong of Browning Missouri Route 4 advertises for sale a load or more of stock cows calves and springers. Also available are some yearlings and two year old steers and remaining seed corn.
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A. L. Knifong
Browning, Mo
Death of Isaac Smith in Linn County Missouri
Isaac Smith aged 73 of Linn County Missouri died April 24 at Grim Smith Hospital Kirksville. Funeral at Bear Branch church conducted by Rev. Clay with burial at church yard cemetery. He was born September 11 1857 in Albia Iowa and survived by his wife Ella Pherigo and seven children, plus four brothers, one sister, six grandchildren and a great grandson.
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Isaac Smith
Linn County
Grim-Smith
Kirksville
Brookfield
Bear Branch
Clay
Rothville
C. W .Hill
Church Yard
John L
Deborah Ann Smith
Albia
Iowa
Putnam Co
Missouri
Lemons
Kathryn Childers
Unionville
R. O
Larmie
Wyo
Ella Pherigo
Fern
Flossie
Paul
Alberta Campbell
Linneus
Putnam County
Winigan
Shelby
J. O
Newtown
Charles and
Scott
J. Allen
Margaret Minear
Charles Smith
Scott Smith
Clyde Smith
Will Miller
John L. Smith
Unionvile
J. O. Smith
James Crumm
Green City
John W Neely Dies in Bayside Pneumonia Claim
Word from Bayside New York states John W Neely died last week from pneumonia.
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John W. Neely
Bayside
New York
Mr. Neely
Seed Corn Reid’s Yellow Dent and 90 Day Yellow Dent on Hand
Peters Implement Co. reports seed corn on hand including Reid’s Yellow Dent 90 Day Yellow Dent and 90 Day Iowa Silvermine in white, ready for purchase. The notice specifies availability at the Peters store for buyers seeking ready stock.
Palm Optical Offers Daily Savings in Chillicothe
Dr Palm advertises in Chillicothe offering guaranteed glasses at low prices with service every work day except Mondays.
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Dr. Palm
Chillicothe
Mrs Mullins Writes A Birthday Letter From Browning
Browning Missouri May 3 1930 Browning Leader Record carries Aunt Priss Mullins birthday note recounting old Browning days. She recalls log houses stick chimneys and early settlers with names like Pricilla Stone and Joe Nickell. Also discussed are local politics and regional news including the Young Brothers brokerage firm case and secretary Becker’s defense of the Missouri State Securities Department.
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Browning
Browning Leader-Record
Leader-Record
Joe Nickell
Sullivan County
P. C. Mullins
Aunt Priss
Charles A. Becker
Caulfield
Fenton T. Stockard
Department of State
Young Brothers
Stockard
Missouri
Becker
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Star
Young
St. Louis Better Business Bureau
Associated Industries of Missouri
State Securities Department
Youngs
Stratton D. Brooks
University of Missouri
State Finance Department
The
Star of St. Louis
Wall Street
Tammany Hall
Post-Dispatch
St. Louis Star
State Board of Equalization
City of St. Louis
Sheep Shearing Service Ad by Kenneth Martin
Man offers sheep shearing with power machine service. Prices listed: Shropshires 15 cents Merinos 20 cents Rams extra. Address Route 3 Browning Missouri contact Kenneth Martin.
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Kenneth Martin
Route 3
Browning, Mo
More Time and Better Times through Telephone Service
The piece extols May and June as the ideal months for sun and activity, urging complete telephone service to plan outdoor time, gardening, drives, picnics, fishing trips, and spur-of-the-moment gatherings. It invites readers to have a diagnostic check of their telephone needs from Western Telephone Corporation of Missouri Buck Penick, Local Manager.
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The
Western Telephone Corporation of Missouri
Buck Penick
Becker Replies To Critics
The State Securities Department defends its supervision of W. H. Young & Bros Inc of St. Louis responding to critics.
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Becker
State Securities Department
W. H. Young & Bros, Inc
St. Louis
Boy Preacher Returns to Hometown for Homecoming
The crowd gathered at a basket dinner in Cora to honor Rev. John Crawford, once a student at Humphreys College. Known as the Boy Preacher in youth, he spent years in the west and California before returning to Central Missouri to visit relatives after about forty years away. The homecoming was warmly received as old neighbors and friends welcomed him back.
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Cora
John Crawford
West
Missouri
Crawford
Birthday Dinner Honors Belcher and Tate Birthday
A large gathering was hosted at the home of Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Belcher on Sunday May 4 honoring the birthdays of Mr. Belcher and Mrs. Charley Tate. Guests listed include numerous Belcher, Tate, Murrell, Kimbrough, Stone, Bennett and Stults families along with friends and neighbors from Lewistown Missouri. The meal was served cafeteria style and attendees extended best wishes for many more birthdays.
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F. M. Belcher
Mr. Belcher
Charley Tate
Mrs. Tate
Belcher
Oliver
Fred
Jos
Charles Belcher
Chas. Tats
Floyd Doyle
Harding
Lewistown
Marvin Murrell
Lorene
Vic
Kenneth
Raymond Murrell
Ola Belcher
Rose Mary
June
Claude Lee
Hattie Stults
Lucile Stults
Alta McCormick
Betty McCormick
Levi Sparks
Norris
Nadine Sparks
Tom Kimbrough
Nolan
Helen
Billy Kimbrough
Lee Kimbrough
Oz Stone
Lorene Stone
Lyle Stone
Artie Cotter
Alma Cotter
Homer Creason
Lawrence
Marjorie
Max Bennett
Emogene
Letha Oaks
John Oaks
Marilee
Phyllis
Ruth Mundell
Wilma Powell
Geo. Browback
Booker Murrell
Owen Stults
May 4 Social at DeVore Home Delights Guests
A Sunday afternoon gathering at the home of Mr and Mrs Wm DeVore started at one o clock with a number of guests present. Attendees included Mr and Mrs L J VanWie of Chicago among others.
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Wm. DeVore
L. J. VanWie
Chicago
Notable Names Listed in Local Social Notes
The passage lists families and individuals connected to Kansas City Kirksville Spickard and Chicago. Raymond Post and the Stackhouses with their son in law and daughter, Richard and Robert, and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Purdin with children. Clara Bell Gay of Spickard, Mo. C. B. Purdin family and Louis K. Hoyt of Chicago.
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Raymond Post
Honor Roll Published for May Second 1930
The May 2 1930 Honor Roll lists awards in English and American literature. Etta Wilhitte wins English prize. Oma Atkins wins American prize. Johns Smith earns honorable mention. Other creditable juniors include Harvey Dickinson Annabel Atkins Emmagene Oaks Vadis Nickell and Erma Peterson. Dorothy Treason also receives honorable mention for her illustrated book. Termin F Adams English Teacher.
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M. L. Haning
W. D. Grice
Guy Carter
Etta Wilhitte
Oma Atins
Johns Smith
Harvey F. Dickinson
Annabel Atkins
Emmagene Oaks
Vadis Nickell
Erma Peterson
Dorothy Treason
Menjon
Termin F. Adams
Slats Diary Fragments From Macum Child’s Week Notes
A daily diary fragment from Macum recounts simple domestic events and small misadventures. It notes roses, an indoor illness from soap chips, weather delaying letters, school operetta parts, and a newspaper advert for a six dollar “Permanent Wives” special.
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J. I. Harmon
R. M. Calhoun
Macum
Chirch
Ant Emmy
Maine
Teusday
Dorothy Plank
Jake
Wensday
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