Mrs Loyd E Bowyer Dies At 58 In Missouri
Mrs Loyd E Bowyer of Browning Missouri died May 18 1941 near Browning aged 58 years 6 months 18 days. Survived by husband Joyd E Bowyer nine children ten grandchildren two sisters and three brothers with many relatives. Funeral May 21 at Mt Olive Church conducted by Rev and Mrs Smith, burial in Morris Chapel cemetery.
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Loyd E. Bowyer
Mt. Olive Church
Joyd E. Bowyer
Habows
Ray
Charles
Keytesville
Fay
Walcott
Indiana
Ruth “Clawson
Humphreys
Lucille Arnold
Gertie Crooks
Browning
Mt. Olive Baptist
Methodist Church
Missouri
WCTU
Nova Gooch
Edgar Crocker
Oma Jerome
Wade Bogart
Plattsburg
Frank
Griggsville
Glenn
Linneus
D. T. Morrison
H. E. Corbin
Purdin
W. M. Owen
Chillicothe
Morris Chapel
Card of Thanks for Loss of Wife and Mother
We express sincere thanks to neighbors and friends for help after the loss of our wife mother and grandmother Your floral offerings expressions of sympathy and other deeds are deeply appreciated Lloyd E Bowyer and family
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Lloyd E. Bowyer
Elizabeth Silver Tomlin Pioneer Of Morris Chapel Dies
Mrs. H A Tomlin Elizabeth Silver Tomlin born August 29 1862 in Eaton Ohio eldest of eight children. She and Horace A Tomlin wed in Missouri in 1881 and lived on a Jackson township farm for nearly sixty years. Survived by husband two children and several relatives, the couple planned their sixty year anniversary this November.
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H. A. Tomlin
Elizabeth Silver Tomlin
Joshua and
Rachel Silver
Eaton
Preble County
Ohio
John Morris
Alex Woodside
Elbert Eslinger
Will
Charles
Charles Tomlin
Cameron
Frank
California
Woodstown
New Jersey
Horace A. Tomlin
Ilinois
Missouri
Arizona
Linneus
Jackson Township
Morris Chapel
Malissa Alexander
Shoe Shop to Open Saturday Nights in Local Notice
John Moore announces the shoe shop will be open Saturdays from 6 45 p m to 8 30 or 9 00 p m with hours listed for customers to plan visits.
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John Moore
P. E. O. Meeting Highlights May Session
The local P. E. O. Chapter met with Mrs. Artie Calhoun on Wednesday May 14. During the business session Mrs. Della Peters and Mrs. Beverly Moore were initiated into the Sisterhood. President Mrs. Letha Bailey reported on the Annual State Convention in Sedalia last week of April. Guest Mrs. Mattie Duncan of Brookfield attended. Refreshments were angel food cake ice cream and coffee.
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Artie Calhoun
Della Peters
Beverly Moore
Sisterhood
Letha Bailey
Sedalia
Mattie Duncan
Brookfield
Bee Hives for Sale Discounted by Joe Crook Shanks
Bee supplies new and used bee hives at a discount in Purdin Missouri. Buyers urged to act before bees swarm. contact Joe Crook Shanks.
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Joe Crookshanks
Purdin
King of the Lumberjacks shines in rugged forest drama
Warner Brothers new film King of the Lumberjacks stars Gloria Dickson with John Payne and follows a brutal Oregon logging camp. Real loggers and on location shoots lend authenticity as a dramatic clash of power, passion, and timber fortunes unfolds.
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Warner Brothers
Gloria Dickson
John Payne
Electric Theatre
Warner Scouts
Oregon
Juniors and Seniors of BHS Tour Six States
The May 9 departure carried 39 students on two buses visiting Macon Jefferson City Hahatonka Mt. Grove Memph is Nashville and more. They saw Jewell Cave Fort Knox the Lincoln cabin and Mark Twain’s home. Teachers Mrs Brantner Mr Dutton Mr Lawrence and Mr Brantner accompanied the trip.
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Macon
Jefferson City
Hahatonka
Mt. Grove
Elliott Hotel
Ozarks
Big Springs
van Buren
Arkansas
Y.M.C.A
Y.W
Memphis
Main Street
Jewell Cave
United States
Nashville
Maxwell House
Hermitage
Andrew Jackson
Abraham Lincoln
Fort Knox
James Whitcum Riley
Springfield
Hannibal
Mark Twain
Brantner
Dutton
Lawrence
High School Band Gives 30 Minute Concert on Main Street
The high school band under Edward Williams presented a 30 minute concert on Main Street Tuesday evening. A good crowd attended, marking their first appearance this season. The organizers plan more Wednesday concerts and urge community support for the ensemble.
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Edward Williams
Letter From California on Renewal and Weather
A letter from F. W. Kille of Glendale California accompanies a money order to renew a Leader Record subscription. He notes California weather is delightful after a winter of heavy rainfall.
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California
F. W. Kille
Glendale
Leader Record
Glendale Flood Tortures State History Remarks
In the state’s history about 45 inches fell in Glendale versus a 17 inch seasonal average. Very little damage resulted thanks to adequate flood control facilities. He noted a visit by Mrs. J. B. Harmon during her winter stay in California and that Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Van Wye recently visited while guests of their son in Glendale.
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Glendale
J. B. Harmon
California
A. F. van Wye
Prayer Meeting At Mrs Ivah Carr Home Tonight
Midweek prayer services will be held at the home of Mrs. Ivah Carr tonight May 22. The meetings are open to everyone.
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Ivah Carr
For Sale or Trade Model T Ford with Truck Body
Reconditioned Model T Ford with small truck body for sale or trade. New battery and good tires. See Dr. Haning.
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Ford
Dr. Haning
Fleming son passes challenging Northwestern exam
Mr and Mrs C A Fleming of Browning announce John Lee Smith, a Northwestern University student in Chicago, passed the C P A Review examination with high grades. Friends praise his achievement and share their happiness over this distinguished result.
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C. A. Fleming
Chicago
Illinois
John Lee Smith
Northwestern University
C. P.A
Fleming
John
Browning
Wreaths and Sprays See River Funeral Home
Floral offerings from River Funeral Home advertised at attractive prices including wreaths and sprays.
Child Rescued From Hog Herder Harms
Mrs G L Peters heard her son Gilbert Lee call for help and found him among hogs. With her older son George Linn they pulled him free and treated injuries including two loose front teeth and a gash. Dentists replaced the teeth and the child eyes to recover in a few days if no complications arise.
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G. L. Peters
Gilbert Lee
George Linn
Maxwell Atwood United In Marriage At Trenton First Baptist
Edna Maxwell of near Shelby and Herbert Atwood of Linneus were married at the First Baptist Church in Trenton Missouri on Wednesday May 14 by Rev W D Hurst. The bride is the Cherley Maxwell daughter a Shelby High School graduate this spring. The groom is the Roy Atwood son of Linneus. A charivari was held at the bride’s parents home that night with friends and neighbors in attendance.
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Maxwell-Atwood
Edna Maxwell
Shelby
Herbert Atwood
Linneus
First Baptist Church
Trenton
Missouri
W. D. Hurst
Ray Baskett
Atwood
Cherley Maxwell
Shelby High School
Mr. Atwood
Roy Atwood
From Oregon Visitors Add Portland Man to Sub List
Here From Oregon W. Floy Van Horn of Portland and W. B. Huffine of Galt called at our office Monday. Van Horn asked to have his name placed on the subscription list. He said his father, W. J. Van Horn of Fossil, sent him a copy of the Leader Record but he desires it regularly for news from his old home community. The pair were en route to North Salem where he lived until about age twelve. They are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Huffine in Galt and relatives in Missouri. Van Horn has worked for the Union Pacific Railroad Co. for thirty years.
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Oregon
W. Floy van Horn
Portland
Ore
W. B. Huffine
Galt
General Purpose Club holds meeting with food, crafts and talks
The General Purpose Club met Thursday May 15 with 17 members and guests. Members worked on quilt blocks and embroidered tea towels while a cafeteria style dinner was served. Officers led songs and a club drill. new 4 H clubs were planned. Thirty Linn County farmers attended a dinner by Methodist ladies with Swiss steak and trimmings. County Agent Hall and speakers discussed hog and cattle prices and production, urging use of grass for cattle. Quirin Guyer received a Pork Production Contest award from Kansas City and St. Louis chambers of commerce in absentia.
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Virginia Burk
Jessie Oliver
Imogene Artz
Ruth Morgan
Alice Duckworth
Oliver
Carrie Callihan
Joey
Alpha Powell
Bett
Clinton
Wilma Dowd
Sarah. Brassfield
Mirs
Essi Brassfield
Anna Brassfield
Shirley
Janice Kay
Mable Brassfield
Pearle Thurlo
Henry Arthur
Lizzie Hoselton
Frances Hoselton
Earl Keith
Ruth Lantz
Ronald
Julia Ann
Elizabeth Lantz
Genevieve Thurlo
Golda Hollon
Grace Burdette
Bobbie
Marie
Bev Franklin
Sherman Cotter
Ross
Norris Burk
Jas
Leonard Dell
Anna _ Brassfield
CEE
Linn
Chariton
Macon
Linn County
Hall
S. T. Simpson
Harry Wright
St. Louis
John Rush
Chariton County
Rush
Quirin Guyer
Kansas City
Chambers of Commerce
Kansas City Chamber of Commerce
Child Injured After Horse Kick Near Town
Dr. McArtor visited the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. P. McKenzie west of town on Tuesday to treat their three year old son kicked in the stomach by a horse. Doctors hope injuries are not serious as evaluation continues.
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McArtor
J. P. McKenzie
Tenant Purchase Loans Open to Linn County Farm Tenants
The Farm Security Administration offers Tenant Purchase Loans for Linn County tenants who lack credit. Over the last three years 23 loans have been made and plans are underway to buy additional farms. Loans run up to 40 years at 3 percent interest. County FSA Supervisor Edwin H. Lee urges eligible families to file new or initial applications at his office promptly.
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Linn County
Farm Security Administration
Edwin H. Lee
FSA
Advertising and the expanding market reach
The piece argues advertising drives price competition and informs consumers. It credits advertising with boosting production and buying power, noting houseswives in town value its role and local merchants seek to advertise to tap the larger market.
Livestock Meeting Draws 118 Farmers to Marceline
A cooperative livestock meeting held in Marceline drew 118 farmers and stockmen attendees last week, uniting agricultural leaders to discuss farming practices and market issues.
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Marceline
Navy assigns Joseph Wyan Woodward to destroyer Wainwright
Seaman Joseph Wyan Woodward was assigned to duty aboard the destroyer USS Wainwright (491) and reported aboard on Thursday May 8. His current address is Fleet Post Office Pearl Harbor Hawaii T H.
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Joseph Wyan Woodward
USS
Wainwright
Navy
U.S. Wainwright
Fleet Post Office
Pearl Harbor
T. H
Slats Diary Chronicles School Week and War Talks
Sunday entry describes surprise at church planning a BB talk and a plan to buy 22 shells if U.S. funds come, plus a wish to target Hitler. Monday–Friday note schooling, a nephew in service, a doll lost, a crying lesson, and a comic mischief with a teacher. Saturday mentions a tramp seeking food and a breakfast compared to the narrator’s.
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Verrie Grateley
Jake
Blisters
Hitler
Unkel Sam
Adolf
Bill Bivens
Unkel
Big Bill
Biff
Butie Parler
Ferlo
Jakes
Pauleen
Paween
Ant
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Irs.le
Bowyer
Mt Olive Church
Gada
B.H.S
General Purpose Club
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