Mrs Chas Tate Passes Away in Kirksville
Obituary for Tressie May Belcher Tate who died May 5 1952 at Laughlin Hospital Kirksville Missouri after a major operation at 61. She leaves husband Charles E Tate two sisters and three brothers and many relatives. Funeral May 7 Browning Methodist Church conducted by Rev Howard Copeland with pallbearers and burial in Purdin cemetery.
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Tressie May Belcher
F. M
Millie Ann Belcher
Laughlin Hospital
Kirksville
Missouri
Browning
Morris Chapel Methodist Church
Christ
Charles E. Tate
Charles
Lessie Doyle
Oliver Belcher
Laclede
Olie
Fred Belcher
Meadville
Blanche Murrell
Maggie Creason
Hattie Stults
Wells
Methodist
Card of Thanks for Kindness After Loss
We thank all who assisted during illness and burial of our loved one and for the many acts of kindness and floral offerings. Charles E. Tate, brothers and sisters.
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Charles E. Tate
Wool Market Ad by J. R. Williams & Co
Wool buyers announce standard pickup service for wool trades. J. R. Williams & Co invites sellers to call 38 for arrangements and offers regular purchasing.
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J. R. Williams & Co
Pioneer Seed Corn for Sale by John H Browning
John H. Browning, salesman, advertises Pioneer seed corn for sale. He urges buyers to visit at the Scott Browning residence in Browning to obtain available varieties and numbers.
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Scott Browning
Browning
John H. Browning
Eighth Grade Graduation Exercises May 14 at 8 P M
Eighth grade graduation will be held at Liberty High School Auditorium Browning on Wednesday May 14 at 8 o clock Invocation Rev E V Campbell Trumpet Duet Harold Baskett Dickie Rhodes Creek Dance Song by Buchtel Address Rev Geeda Christy Girls Chorus Browning and Dickinson 4th grade girls Country Gardens Barcarolle Presentation of Class Neil Peterie Presentation of Diplomas Superintendent Clive Freeland Vocal Solo Rosalie Hess In the Garden of Tomorrow Benediction Lantz McCormick
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Liberty High School
Browning
E. V. Campbell
Harold Baskett
Dickie Rhodes
Buchtel
Geeda Christy
Browning and Dickinson
Barcarolle
Neil
For Sale Corn Beans Seed and Pasture Rent
For sale four or five hundred bushels of corn. Beans for seed at $3.25 per bushel. 60 100 or 150 acres pasture for rent. A L Knifong Browning.
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A. L. Knifong Browning
Hampshire gifts farrow on June first eligibility announced
Ray Kelly of Browning notes the litter from Bred Hampshire hogs born on June first are eligible to register. The brief confirms registration eligibility for the animals and provides breeder attribution.
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Hampshire Gifts
Farrow
Ray Kelly
Browning
Found Eyeglasses on Highway 5
Morning discovery of light pink frames trimmed in gold in a light tan sunglasses case. Owner may claim by calling this office and paying for the ad. Leader-Record Office.
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Highway 5
ad.—Leader-Record Office
Vacation Bible School Opens At Mt Olive May 19
Mt Olive Baptist Church invites children ages 4 to 17 to attend a two week Vacation Bible School starting Monday May 19. Sessions run weekday afternoons from Monday through Friday for two weeks. Pastor A B Baker issues the invitation.
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Mt. Olive
Mt. Olive Baptist Church
A. B. Baker
Mourning Card for Mrs. Car Cassity and Family
The family thanks all who offered kindness and floral tributes after the death and burial of Mrs. Car Cassity. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bowyer and families join in gratitude for support and memorial flowers.
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Car
Cassity
Walter Bowyer
Funeral attendees listed for Mrs. Carl Cassity in Purdin
Among those from a distance who attended the funeral last Wednesday afternoon were her son and wife Mr and Mrs R W Cassity of Shelbina Missouri Mr and Mrs Charles Bowyer of Twin Falls Idaho Mrs Eva Freeman of Kirksville Mr and Mrs Will Phillips of Chillicothe and many others.
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Carl Cassity
Purdin
R. W. Cassity
Shelbina
Charles Bowyer
Twin Falls
Idaho
Eva Freeman
Kirksville
Will Phillips
Chillicothe
Correction in obituary for Mrs Carl Cassity
A correction to last week’s obituary states Mrs Carl Cassity of Purdin was interred in Purdin cemetery rather than Jenkins cemetery. The notice expresses regret for the error.
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Carl Cassity
Purdin
Purdin Cemetery
Jenkins Cemetery
In Memoriam for W. B. Havens
In loving memory of W. B. Havens who died one year ago on May 8 1951 He did not say goodbye and his heart stopped suddenly The writer laments the loss and keeps a memory of a beloved life shared with a spouse and family.
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W. B. Havens
Radio Services Listed At Bailey Maytag Co
Radios may be left at the Bailey Maytag Co for your convenience Neff Radio Service Phone 587 16 S Main Brookfield Mo
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Bailey Maytag Co
Neff Radio Service
S Main
Brookfield, Mo
W.S. of C. S. Entertains Wesleyan Service Guild
Members of the Wesleyan Service Guild were hosted by the Browning Methodist Church group at Mrs. L. W. Hummel's home on May 1. Corsages, a program with songs, readings, duets, talks, and a monologue preceded refreshments and social time.
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W.S. of CS
Browning Methodist Church
Wesleyan Service Guild
L. W. Hummel
May Schrock
Marie Woolf
Myrtle’ Peterson
Lorene’ Adams
Clairessa Slack
W.S.C. S
Guild
Ivah Carr
Adams
Slack
Ia Nevins
State Funds To Missouri Counties For Use of Aid Roads
State Highway Commission announced a 2,000,000 fund for county aid roads for 1952 53, with up to 750 per mile state aid and local matching. Linn and Sullivan counties receive allocations, details show road mileage land values and totals, while prior year construction reached 2,266 miles. A separate note covers a April 27 dinner hosted by Mr and Mrs James Naughton honoring Sgt Clarence Burdett returning from service.
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Missouri
State Highway Commission
Commission
Bureau of Supplementary Highways
Linn
Sullivan
Macon
Missouri State Tax Commission
James Naughton
LaPata
Clarence W. Burdett
le and Burke
Julia
Terry
Laredo
H. TL. Knight
Kirksville
Clarence Burdett
Grace Burdett
Alice Duckworth
Ross Burk
Bishop Holt to Speak Sunday Night at 7 30
Bishop Ivan Lee Holt, noted Methodist leader, will speak here Sunday at 7:30 PM. He travels June first to Paris for speaking engagements and will also address a Lutheran meeting overseas. Mrs. Holt accompanies him. church school meets at 10 AM.
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Ivan L. Holt
Ivan Lee Holt
Methodist Church
Paris
France
Holt
G. T. Woodward
Reger
Found A good truck tire and rim Browning
A reader reports finding a usable truck tire and rim and notes contact with Adrian Stone in Browning for pickup or sale arrangements.
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Browning
Clean-Up Day Call Issued for May 12 1952
The board of aldermen orders a Clean-Up Day on Monday May 12 1952. Residents should place tin cans broken glass and other trash in containers on the street front. The Clean-Up Squad will operate on that date. City Clerk A D Peterson signs the notice.
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Board of Aldermen
A. D. Peterson
Responsibility Declared by True Ashmead in Greentop
A statement asserts that the author will not be liable for debts incurred by others, claiming sole personal responsibility for any obligations, with location noted as Greentop and signed as True Ashmead.
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Ashmead
Greentop
Stitch and Chatter Club Meets for April 24 All Day
Mrs. Wm. Ware hosted the Stitch and Chatter Club on April 24 for an all day meeting with quilting and rug rag work. A noon dinner, contests, and an anniversary gift for Mrs. Harold Abbott marked the gathering with visitors from near Sumner and Brookfield and a May 8 follow up at Mrs. Ethel Bennett’s home.
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Wm. Ware
Am& Chatter Club
Arthur Bennett
Bessie Steele
Ethel Bennett
Archie Dickinson
Wm. Hale
Walter Head
Roy Haley
Mamie
Bertha
Allie
Irene
Grace H
Ethel
Edith
Leoma
Grantsville Club Meeting Hosted by Mrs Pauline Murrain
The Grantsville Club met with Mrs Pauline Murrain on April 24 for an afternoon session. Fourteen members answered roll call and discussed house cleaning shortcuts. Members thanked the Red Cross for the donation and future club trip plans were noted. Audree Barrows and Nellie Barrows won contests. Dora Tate is moving to Colorado. Next meeting May 8 with Leanna Woodside.
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Pauline Murrain
Grantsville Club
Grantsville
America
Merle Pulliam
Red Cross
Nellie Brows
Clorine Barrows
Mattie Buswell
Nellie
Audree_ Barrows
Dora Tate
Colorado
Leanna Woodside
Audree Barrows
C. R
Young Couple Married in Kansas City April 26 1952
Miss Lora M. Gooch daughter of Mr and Mrs Roland F Gooch of Browning Missouri and Mr Richard Koenig son of Mr and Mrs G L Koenig of Merriam Kansas were married at 230 Saturday afternoon April 26 1952 in the Chapel of the Calvary Baptist Church Kansas City Missouri. The Rev W W Herrin performed the double ring ceremony. The bride wore a white organdy dress with fitted bodice and tiny buttons and carried a bible with white orchids. The groom wore a dark brown suit with a white carnation boutonniere. After a short honeymoon through the Ozarks the couple will live in Kansas City Kansas.
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Lora M. Gooch
Roland F. Gooch
Browning
Missouri
Richard Koenig
G. L. Koenig
Merriam
Kansas
Calvary Baptist Church
Kansas City
W. W. Herrin
Marilyn Gooch
Gene Koenig
Carol Koenig
Ozarks
Harris and Lemon Married in Linneus Event
James W. Harris of Meadville and Zelta Lemon of Lineville Iowa wed in Linneus on May 5 1952. After a week in the Ozarks the couple will reside in Lineville Iowa.
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James W. Harris
Meadville
Zelta Lemon
Lineville
Iowa
Linneus
Ozarks
Vacation Bible School at Methodist Church Gathers Children
The church invites all children aged 4 to 15 to a Vacation Bible School from May 26 to June 6, 9 to 11 each morning except Saturday. The program will include crafts, Bible study, and a Junior Choir formation.
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The
Methodist Church
For Rent Three Downstairs Rooms Furnished
Classified notice advertising three furnished downstairs rooms for rent. Contact Earla Jean Peters Gooch in Browning for details.
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Earla Jean Peters Gooch
Browning
Window Treatment ideas featured at General Purpose Club
Mrs Dale Bartimus hosted the General Purpose Club meeting on April 10 discussing window treatments and trimmings for various interiors. Mrs Eugene Thurlo led the program with fabric samples and color schemes, noting textures for modern and colonial styles and a water repellent fabric for furniture. A potted flower sale raised 9.60 while a hostess gift planter won by Mrs Buster Rinehart. Visitors included Mrs Frank Bartimus and Mrs Marvin Stephenson. Next meeting May 1 at Mrs Robert Fields home with Miss Mather as guest.
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Dale Bartimus
General Purpose Club
Eugene Thurlo
Bennett
Buster Rinehart
Frank Bartimus
Marvin Stephenson
Robert Fields
Citizens Savings Bank Annual Stockholders Meeting
Notice for the seventeenth annual stockholders meeting of the Citizens Savings Bank of Browning Missouri to be held at the Browning banking house on May 13, 1952 at 9:00 a.m. for at least three hours to elect seven directors and conduct any other business. C. E. McGhee, President, L. L. Ingraham, Secretary.
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Citizens Savings Bank of
Browning
City of Browning
Missouri
C. E. McGhee
L. L. Ingraham
Browning P.T.A. Meeting Notice
The regular Browning P.T.A. gathers Monday May 12 at 8 p.m. in the school house. Refreshments of pie or sandwiches will be served. Remember the date.
Birthday Dinner for Son of Mr and Mrs Lavaun Gooch
Mr and Mrs Lavaun Gooch hosted a birthday dinner on Sunday May 4 for their son's fourth birthday. Nate Max enjoyed three cakes. Attending were Mr and Mrs Grover Maggart and family, Mr and Mrs Edward Maggart and daughters, Mr and Mrs Harley Maggart and Randy, Mr and Mrs Haskell Foster and the hosts, plus John Gooch and Lydia Shepherd as afternoon callers.
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Lavaun Gooch
Nate Max
Grover Maggart
Edward Maggart
Harley Maggart
Randy
Haskell Foster
Max
John Gooch
Lydia Shepherd
Haseville W S of C S Elects Officers at May Meeting
Haseville W S of C S met at the church May 1 opening with The Cross is not Greater Than His Grace. Six members present. eighteen sick visits. five dollars in quarterly dues. Officers elected: Veda Wood president, Lydia Holser vice president, Irene Jerome secretary, Lois Young secretary of Missionary and Service, Zelma Crooks secretary of Christian Social Relations and Local Church Activities, Okie Tromerhouser Promotion Secretary. Meeting closed Anywhere With Jesus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haseville
Everett Taylor Sells 140 Acre Pasture in Browning
Pasture property totaling 140 acres offered by Everett Taylor of Browning. Watered by two ponds, listing notes this feature for potential buyers and marks a for sale status.
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Everett Taylor
Browning
Friendship Circle Club Met For Quilt Top Work
The Friendship Circle Club met April 30 with hostess Mrs. Jewell Blender for an all day session. Members Edna Bagley Alta DeVore Martha DeVore Velma Page and Mildred Gooch Ruth Bailey attended plus five young girls.
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Jewell Blender
Friendship Circle Club
Edna Bagley
Alta DeVore
Martha DeVore
Velma Page
Mildred Gooch
Ruth Bailey
Jewell
Aol
Mildred
Velma
Edna
Lucy Cumbo
Also Mentioned on This Page
Chas, Tate
Memoriam
W.S. OF
C. S
Citizens Savings Bank
Haseville W.S. of
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