Mary B Heilman Obituary Prominently Remembered In Missouri
Mary Belle Lauck Heilman born March 5 1884 near Mound City Kansas died May 19 1935 at her Browning Missouri home age 51. Survived by husband Sherman W Heilman six children Mary Nancy Edith Esther Margaret Cleo Elsie Maude Alice. five grandchildren. mother Mary E Lauck. siblings Ida Canatsey Rosa Lauck Perry Harry Manley and T H Lauck. Funeral May 21 at 2 pm at Mound City Methodist Church conducted by Rev A D Wood. burial Battlefield Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Belle Lauck
Mound City
Kansas
Browning
Missouri
Mary E
Hiram Lauck
Sherman W. Heilman
Garden City
Mary E. Lauck
Ida Canatsey
Ft. Morgan
Cole
Rosa A. Lauck
Perry Lauck
Harry B. Lauck
Pleasanton
Manley Lauck
McCune
T. H. Lauck
Card of Thanks to Friends for Kindness
We the undersigned thank friends and neighbors who remembered us during the illness and death of our dear wife and mother. Sherman W. Heilman and family.
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Leader
Sherman W. Heilman
New Lumber Yard Proprietor Visits City
David Sensenich of Wheeling, new owner of the local lumber yard, arrived Saturday to meet city business leaders. He already owns Wheeling yards and holds extensive land interests, described as a capable and personable businessman. His manager Henry Wicker accompanied him.
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David Sensenich
Wheeling
Henry Wicker
Notice No 2 extra good old yellow corn
Notice by L. O. Wykoff regarding extra good old yellow corn labeled as Notice No. 2 with sale or ownership context implied.
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L. O. Wykoff
Mairs Acquires Red and White Store in Local Sale
Last week B. A. Mairs completed the purchase of the Red and White Store, with Allen Swisegood in charge. Retiring owner Emmett Childers leaves the city after decades in business, leaving many warm friends saddened by the sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. A. Mairs
Allen Swisegood
Emmett Childers
Milan hosts Legion event with parade and talks
A parade formed on the City square led by color guards and local bands, proceeding to the Milan high school for a public meeting. Harvey D. Smith opened the program with welcome by Dr. A. W. Herrington, with speakers from Browning Chillicothe St. Louis and Iowa addressing American Legion topics and district membership before a joint auxiliary and legion business session.
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Ers
Milan High School
Trenton American Legion
American Legion Auxiliary
Marceline
Legionnaires and Auxiliary
Milan
Atherton
Harvey D. Smith
Arthur A. Oakes
L. E. Maples
A. W. Herrington
Aaron D. Peterson
Browning
Margaret Beardsley
Chillicothe
Hauer
Moberly
Western Divison
Anna Drakesmith
St. Louis
State Department Auxiliary
Dan M. Nee
Kansas City
Department
Hal S. Beardsley
Robert Calflesh
Iowa
Wm. O’connell
J. Ray Murphy
National Americanism Committee
American Legion
Auxiliary
Permanent Waves Hair Treatment at Clarkson's
Oil permanent wave service advertised at Clarkson's in Brookfield Missouri with guaranteed results for complete restyle at a price of 1.95 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarkson’s
Brookfield
Mrs. E W Nickell Dies After Illness and Flu
Mrs. E W Nickell died at her home Monday night after a period of poor health and a fatal bout with influenza. Most children were with her in her final illness, with two daughters absent. Funeral plans were incomplete as a daughter traveled from Washington. Mr Nickell and the children receive community sympathy in this hour of sadness. An obituary will be published next week.
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E. W. Nickell
Washington
Memorial Design Quality From Fulkerson Monument Co
Fulkerson Monument Co of Brookfield Missouri highlights decades of experience in memorial design and crafted finished memorials using quality materials and masterful execution.
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Fulkerson Monument Co
Brookfield, Missouri
Optometrist Dr Hanna Sets Eye Tests in Winigan Store
In Winigan Missouri Dr Hanna a registered optometrist will test eyes at Cable's Store on Tuesday June 4. The event promises careful eye examinations and invites residents to come in for screenings.
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Winigan
Missouri
Hanna
Cable’s
Missouri House Adopts One Per Cent Sales Tax Now
The Missouri House approved a one percent sales tax replacing the prior half percent after a long session and Senate compromise. The tax, to be collected by the consumer, takes effect ninety days after adjournment and expires December 31, 1937, with several services included such as amusements, utilities, communications, advertising, lodging, and transportation. Revenue allocations include relief, care for the insane, old age pensions, bond interest, and school funds.
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House of Representatives
Jefferson City
Senate
House
Shell Service Station Ad Encourages Prompt Service
The Shell filling station promises efficient service and competitive prices. It invites customers to drive in for gas, oil changes, Goodyear tires, used parts, and Milan ice, with phone orders and ticket offerings. Robert Moore manages the station.
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Shell
Goodyear
Milan
Robert Moore
College students elect officers at Culver-Stockton
Harvey Dickinson of Browning Missouri is elected president Miss Lila Mary McRae Overland Missouri is elected vice president and Harry Hawkins Manila Philippines is elected secretary treasurer The officers will serve 1935 36 year Dickinson has been captain and letter man in football basketball and baseball McRae active in dramatics with leading roles at the campus chapel election May 22.
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Harvey Dickison
Harvey Dickinson
Browning
Missouri
Lila Mary McRae
Overland
Harry Hawkins
Manila
Phillippine Islands
Culver-Stockton College
Dickinson
Miss McRae
Student Hawkins active in football tennis and drama
Mr Hawkins, completing his freshman year, has participated in football, tennis and dramatics, showing notable involvement across sports and the arts.
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Hawkins
Farewell Party for Mr and Mrs Bagley in Kirksville Move
Miss Ella Keithley hosted a casual gathering at her home last Monday to honor Mr and Mrs Chester Bagley who were preparing to move to Kirksville. Guests played bridge and visited, then extended best wishes for their new home and future happiness.
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Ella Keithley
Chester Bagley
Kirksville
Mrs. Bagley
Champion Bee Catcher J D Burwell Sets Bees In City
Jesse tracked a westward swarm on Main street and captured it after three attempts. He moved the bees to Peters Implement Company lots and placed them in a maple tree where they work to build their new home in a gym.
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J. D. Burwell
Jesse
Main Street
Peters Implement Company
Visit of Grace Jones Bryan and Harry Council to hometown
Mrs Grace Jones Bryan and Mrs Harry Council of Lansing Michigan arrived for a week with Mr and Mrs John Ashby and friends after twenty three years away for Mrs Council and five for Mrs Bryan. They also visited Loren Falor St Louis and Howard and Lish Jones Kansas City before returning home.
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Grace Jones Bryan
Harry Council
Lansing
Mich
John Ashby
Loren Falor
St. Louis
Howard Jones
Lish Jones
Kansas City
Tey
Diary notes mix of small town items and odd events
Friday to Thursday diary entries detail a series of local happenings. Mentions include Emmy's medicine routine and forgetfulness, Jake Platts' son released from Penitentiary after six years, Ike Fudge's college education views, Emmy's doctor visit for talking to herself, a mayoral scandal over missing funds, Elissa Ponds breaking engagements, Joe Plush planning payments with Denny Silver, and Doctor Brummit buying new glasses after Ira Tinch's operation.
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Ant Emmy
Acc
Jake Platts
Witch
Ben
Jake
Ike Fudge
Collige
Joe
Denny
Doctor Brummit
Ira
Supreme Court Rules NRA Codes Unconstitutional in May Decision
The U S Supreme Court in Washington on May 27 unanimously invalidated the NRA codes and the Frazier Lemke farm moratorium. It declared presidential authority over private business unlawful and criticized federal power to enforce hours and wages. The ruling strikes a major blow to Roosevelt’s program.
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United States Supreme Court
Washington
Hughes
Congress
Federal Trade Commission
William Humphreys
Monu ments and Markers Offered by C. C. Woolf Agency
A Linneus Missouri firm promotes monuments and markers guaranteed by a million dollar concern. The agency offers expert design, permanent installation, any popular color, and low prices. No job too large or small.
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C. C. Woolf Agency
Linneus
Homebreak in Harris Dickinson House Stopped After Intruder Flees
Will Dickinson heard a noise while reading Saturday night and alerted his wife Mrs. Dickinson. A man lit a match and searched the back of the house, pried open a screen, and entered before dropping the match and fleeing.
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W. H. Dickinson
Will
Bandmen Attention Meeting At Worley Garage
Bandmen call a meeting at the Worley Garage at 8 tonight to elect officers and transact other business. The gathering aims to organize activities and set up leadership for the group.
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Worley
Poppy sale by Claude Myers Legion auxiliary wins praise
The ladies auxiliary of the Claude Myers American Legion Post in this city sold five hundred poppies in a Saturday sale. Part of the proceeds goes to the makers, part to decorate veterans graves in France and Europe, and a portion stays with the auxiliary for community use. The group thanks the community and hopes for an annual event.
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Claude Myers American Legion Post
France
Churches Change Pastors In Local Reassignments
Local church notes report Rev. Luton of the Methodist Church South returns to duties after a posting change. The community church calendar lists worship times and upcoming events as part of the pastor transition.
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Luton
The
Methodist Church
South
Pastors Change Pastorships Near Duke Oklahoma
Rev Luton to leave for new pastorate as Rev W W Walthall and he mutually agree to swap positions. Mrs Walthall and children remain while the new minister arrives next week with household goods. Luton family praised for their ministry and wish them well in the south. The incoming pastor desires northern life. Luton has a brother near Duke and fondness for the south.
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Duke
Oklahoma
W. W. Walthall
Luton
Southland
North
Tyler's Comedians Open Tent Show In City
Tyler's Comedians unloaded a large tent north of the Creacon Garage and erected it for their opening program Monday evening. Sid Kingdon, longtime show manager, heads the company known for strong players. A prior storm tore up his tent, necessitating a new larger one for this city engagement.
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Tip Tyler
Creacon
Sid Kingdon
Mr. Kingdon
May Golden Rule Club meeting at Mrs Crookshanks home
The Golden Rule Club held its regular May meeting at Mrs. Herbert Crookshanks’ home with nine members and two visitors. Officers were elected as Marion Schrock secretary treasurer and Elizabeth Crookshanks club reporter. Speaker Mer ton Street discussed interior decoration and the May newsletter was read.
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Herbert Crookshanks
Missouri
Mildred Schrock
North Carolina
Marion Schrock
Elizabeth Crookshanks
Merton Street
T. J. Hisel
Hattie Schrock
Clara Gooch
Mary Street
Lucille Hardin
Edna Hisel
Isabelle Gooch
Helen Street
Ruth Baskett
Linneus, Mo
Carolee Hardin
Local Banker Chester Bagley Leaves for Kirksville
Chester Bagley longtime cashier of Citizens State Bank moves with his family to Kirksville to join Kirksville Loan and Investment Co. He will serve as a director at Citizens Savings Bank and attend monthly board meetings, leaving many friends in our city.
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Kirksville
Chester Bagley
Citizens State Bank
Kirksville Loan and Investment Co
Chester
Citizens Savings Bank
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Mary B. Heilman
Legion
Legion Meeting
Second District
Payne Cafe
Supreme Court
BEAL
NRA
Tyler
Golden Rule Club
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