Hummel Rites Follow Missouri Businessman’s Death
Lloyd William Hummel born August 4 1878 Kahoka Missouri died May 3 1941 in Poteau Oklahoma while wintering there with wife Reba. He ran furniture and undertaking firms in Kahoka Browning and retired in 1940. Funeral May 6 at Browning Methodist Church with interment Jenkins Cemetery.
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Lloyd William Hummel
Kahoka
Missouri
Poteau
Oklahoma
Hummel
William
Sophia Hummel
Quincy
Ilinois
Browning
Plate
Reba Dy. Sloan
Methodist Church
W. M. Owen
C. O. Hall
O. W. Ethington
Guy Adams
R. M. Calhoun
Jenkins Cemetery
Dr. McArtor
K. M. Duncan
J. P. Bolling
J. H. Calhoun
H.C. Bailey
C. W. Gooch
H. L. Schrock
Earl Deiterle
Guy C. Hummel
Charles M. Leyh
Kirksville
Maude Dunkin
Maude Fields
Emma Brassfield
Anabel Atkins
Noah Cotter
Chillicothe
Archie Wade
Green City
Chas
Geo. Johnson
Purdin
Derk Green
W. C. Thurlo
Mrs James H Phillips Dies in Gary Indiana After Illness
Josephine Ann Kennedy born February 28 1882 in Sullivan County Missouri. She married James H Phillips December 17 1920 in Gary Indiana where they lived while he worked at the steel mills. She died April 24 1941 at 12 45 pm after complications from an operation. She leaves a husband Milton Phillips stepson and several siblings and relatives.
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James H. Phillips
Gary
Indiana
Josephine Ann Kennedy
Sullivan County
Browning
Missouri
James Riley
Nancy Ann Kennedy
Cordie Kennedy
Milton Phillips
Mary S. Martin
Thomas J. Kennedy
Fountain Grove
Everett Lambert
New Boston
Oval Brown
Barberton
Ohio
Arra Mundell
Winnie Blair
Tucumcari
New Mexico
Josephine
Phillips
Mr. Phillips
Hobart
Mili
For Sale 1931 Chevrolet Coach Ad
1931 Chevrolet Coach for sale in good mechanical order. See it at Van Christy's. Price 75 dollars.
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van Christy’s
Cemetery Cleanup at White Oak for Decoration Day
Residents are asked to meet at White Oak Cemetery on Thursday May 15 to clean the grounds for Decoration Day. Bring tools and a basket dinner for noon.
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White Oak
Maisie Raines as Headless Sideshow Star in Electric Theatre
Ann Sothern returns as Maisie Rainer in her stranded showgirl persona in a carnival sideshow role. The one time perennially job seeking Maisie adapts to society life with wit and bravado, keeping her footing and aiding others. Strong supporting cast rounds out the production.
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Ann Sothern
Miss Sothern
Maisie Rainer
Maisie
Jurors Drawn for June Term of Circuit Court
The county selects jurors to serve at the June circuit court in Linneus with lists by township. Alternate jurors are named for Baker, Benton, Brookfield, Bucklin, Clay, Enterprise, Grantsville, Jackson, Jefferson, Locust Creek, Marceline, North Salem, Parson Creek, and Yellow Creek with voters or residents listed for each. The pool includes many named individuals such as Baker Frankin Switzer and H V Cambell among others.
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Linneus
Petit Jury Baker
Franklin Switzer
Benton
A. M. Street
M. D. Schrock
Brookfield
William Markey
H. G. Burnham
Bucklin
Lee Yount
Leonard Grice
Clay
Dewey Chapman
Enterprise
John Bummer
Grantsville
Harold Brown
E. H. Jones
Jackson
M. B. McMichael
C. M. Nichols
Jefferson—Walter
W. L. Molloy
Locust Creek
J. W. Kingsolver
H. W. Brownlee
P. E. Palmer
B. H. Mullins
Roy Burns
Clay Stufflebean
Ackson
Virgil Lee Falconer
George Buckner
Jefferson
Walter Sensintaffar
John Peer
W. J. Street
O. N. Smith
Marceline
L. C. Bond
Gene Taylor
North Salem
Glen Demery
John
Ester Riddle FamilyVisits Mother in Chillicothe
Mr and Mrs Ester Riddle and their daughter from Chillicothe were weekend guests of Mrs Bertha Riddle, staying Saturday night and Sunday.
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Mrs
Ester Riddle
Chillicothe
Bertha Riddle
Wool Pool Business Expected In 1941
The Linneus wool pool expands under Wilford Canada to receive store insure and advance cash to farmers amid rising prices. Wool buyers surge as sheep numbers near 25 000 with May and June cash for wool and lambs estimated around 210 000 dollars. The annual meeting urged state action to control dogs, while club activities covered religious study and education themes with fourteen members present.
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Linneus
Wilford Canada
Farm Bureau
Atlas Large Seed for Quick Sale at Farmers Store
State tested for germination this 150 by seed is offered for quick sale for seed or feed purposes. Interested buyers may contact Farmers Store Produce in Browning or reach Arthur Rinehart for details.
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Atlas
Arthur Rinehart
American Legion Home Coming Dates Set for August 22 23
Claude Myers Post No. 274 sponsors the annual American Legion home coming on August 22 and 23. Eight outstanding features are booked for each afternoon and night performance. Coordinating committees work to make the event bigger and better than ever with plans urged for all to attend and enjoy the festivities.
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American Legion
Claude Myers
Bailey Purchases Biswell Store and Building
H C Bailey bought the Biswell store building and contents Thursday of last week and will move his Maytag office there after repairs. Biswells started as Biswell's Leading Restaurant over forty years ago and sold rackets, Queensware, tinware, tablets and stationery. Mr Biswell died August 23, 1937, and Mrs Biswell continued the business until sale.
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H. C. Bailey
F. L. Biswell
Maytag
Knifong Ladies Aid Plans Decoration Day Cleanups
The Knifong Ladies Aid met May 1 with eight members present as threatening weather kept others away. They finished a quilt and started another, planned grounds cleanup for Decoration Day, and scheduled an all day meeting May 15 with a 2:30 PM auction promising a grand time.
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Knifong Ladies
Senior Circle Meeting With Mrs Mamie Bartow
The Senior Circle met with Mrs Mamie Bartow on Thursday May 1 with a goodly number present despite a busy time for everyone. The group gathered for a regular session and discussed local interests and upcoming activities.
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Mamie Bartow
Local Lime Spreading Service Ad Prompts Calls
We do custom lime spreading. Phone 55, Greencastle. Mo. We pay for calls. G. E. Allen.
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Greencastle
G. E. Allen
First Defense Bond Bought by Miss Rhodes
Sandra Ruth Rhodes, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Rhodes, purchased the first Defense Savings Bond on sale last Thursday. The $25 bond was paid with 310 Jefferson nickels, 3 silver dollars and 25 pennies. The postmaster urges all savers to invest in United States Savings Bonds or Postal Savings Stamps to support national defense and build a savings habit.
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Defense
Burwell
Sandra Ruth Rhodes
W. R. Rhodes
United States
States
Payment For Mother on Mother’s Day Tribute
The piece reflects on the unpaid, priceless role of mothers. It argues no formal payment is due for a mother’s devotion, noting that love and loyalty are the true tribute. It invites readers to acknowledge sacrifice with peace of mind and affection, concluding that this is her payment.
Graduation Commencement Tonight for Class of 1941
Tonight at 8 o'clock the graduating class of 1941 holds its Commencement Exercises in the school auditorium. Rev Lloyd V Harmon pastor of the Methodist church Topeka Kans will deliver the address. The program includes processional invocation All in the April Evening senior quartet address Now the Day is Over senior choir awards announcements Dutton Williams presentation of class diplomas Grice board of education president delivers benediction and recessional.
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Lloyd V. Harmon
Methodist Church
Topeka
Kansas
C. O. Hall
Choi
John C. Dutton
Lena Kenley
Edward F. Williams
W. D. Grice
Board of Education
School Notes Calendar and Senior Play Recap
The calendar shows Move-up Day and Commencement on May 8 at 8:00 p.m. Dismissal is May 9. The Senior Play Oh Professor was well attended and praised for the seniors' performance.
Baccalaureate Service Program Includes Hymns and Readings
The order lists processional band invocation by H C Bailey with I Heard The Voice of Jesus Say by Vera Lay and E F Williams, Beverly Moore as accompanist. Rev J P Pound as rector officiates with Nobody Knows The Trouble Ive Seen by Connie Reid Kenley and Benediction by H C Bailey.
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H. C. Bailey
Jesus Say
Vera-Lay
E. F. Williams
Beverly Moore
Agatoss Siae
J.P. Pound
Episcopal Church
Macon
Connie Thes Reid Kenley
Proceehional
Junior Senior Trip Planned for Week
The group leaves Friday at six in the morning and returns the following Wednesday. The trip will be educational and recreational.
General Purpose Club Meets for Day of Rag Work
The General Purpose Club met with Mrs. Pearle Thurlo on May first for an all day session. Sixty six attendees including sixteen members six visitors and ten children shared a high noon dinner, then socialized due to no planned program. The next meeting will be with Mrs. Virginia Burke on May 15.
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G. P. Club
Pearle Thurlo
Alice Duckworth
Genevieve Thurlo
Blanche Wickham
Lois and
Frankie
Sarah Brassfield
Wilmandy
Alpha Powell
Betty
Clinton
Essie Brassfield
Frances Hoselton
Earl Keith
Mable Brassfield
Ruth Lantz
Julia Ann
Ronald
Elizabeth Hoselton
Anna Brassfield
Shirley
Janice Kay
Virginia Burke
Henry Arthur
Stitch and Chatter Club Reorganizes At Noon Meeting
The Stitch and Chatter Club met with Alpha with forty seven attendees including twenty two members and twenty five visitors. A noon dinner was enjoyed and Alpha displayed a butterfly quilt while participants did embroidery. The group reorganized the cub and welcomed new members while two old members rejoined.
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Alpha
Dickinson
Cub
Meeting Notes From Local Club Farewell and Gifts
The club welcomed new members Mrs. Sallie Harris Clara Scott and Mrs. Wilma De Vera and noted resignations by Clara and Imogene. A May farewell for Clara at her home featured two 4x6 quilts and a double shower gift exchange. Next meeting at Orpha's in two weeks includes a grab bag roll call.
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Sallie Harris
Clara Scott
Wilma De+ Vera
Laura Hamilton
Clara
Imogene
Washington, D. C
Florence
Doris
Orpha
Lucille
Blanche
Goldie
Alma
Aeere
Orpha’s
Legion Meeting May 9 At Claude Myers Post No 274
Friday evening May 9 is the date of the regular meeting of Claude Myers Post No 274. All members are urged to be present. B. J. Harvey, Commander.
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Legion
Claude Myers
B. J. Harvey
Slats' Diary Sunday Aims for Church and S S
A diary style week notes daily small events in a family life. Sunday describes getting ready for church and social plans. Monday mentions a city hall meeting and Uncle Henry's approval. The rest covers school, a bank incident, parental tensions, a visit from Mister Gillem, and a discussion about a newborn baby.
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Jane
S.S
A. m
Helthyer
Citty Hall
Unkel
Jake
Ant Emmy
Nashenel Bank
Ant
Mister McRagan
Mister Gillem
Gillem
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LW. Hummel
W. M. Owens
First Methodist
Sisters of the Eastern Star
Salem
Illinois
C. E. Martin
Everett. Lambert
Claude Stephenson
Norman
Harris
John Allen Martin
Moline
Maizie
Electric Theatre
DeWeese
Jesus
May Schrock
India
America
Elizabeth Prather
Ivar Carr
Ella Cordray
Nannie Mae Harris
Harmon
Browning High School
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