Candidates Rally To Seek Voters In Local Election
Voters head to the polls next Tuesday to elect national and state officials including U S Senator Congressman state senator representative two supreme court judges and school superintendent. Precincts name appointed judges and constables as ballots open 6 am to 7 pm with tabulations to follow.
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U. S
Supreme Court
North Benton
D. R. Skeen
J. J. Smith
Ola Belcher
Cora Shirley
Genevieve Prather
Ada Stone
Wm. Oaks
Browning
Duncan Township
Carl Daniels
H. F. Kille
E. R. Warren
C. R. Lantz
Ora McQuown
Mable Arnold
John Quigley
Friendship Circle Club Holds First All Day Meeting of Season
The Friendship Circle club met with Mrs. Curtis Bagley on Wednesday October 24 for an all day session. Quilt ing was the day’s focus followed by a covered dish luncheon. At 2 PM Mrs. Erwin Smith led roll call and officer elections with Lucy Houser as president and Elba Page as song and game leader. New members Mrs. Oscar Blender and Miss Bessie Smith joined the club. The group planned a Halloween party for October 30 with Miss Kathryn Cumbo hosting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friendship Circle Club
Curtis Bagley
Erwin Smith
Lucy Houser
J. A. Slater
Mont Cumbo
Elba Page
Mildred Gooch
Kathryn Cumbo
Jas. Slater
Kathryn, Vacyl
Frances Smith
Edd Ogle
Mont Cumbe
Edna Bagley
Oscar Blender
Bessie Smith
Republican Candidates Address Sullivan County Voters
Sullivan county Republicans held a Saturday night meeting at the Methodist church. W B Arnold introduced county chairman A R McDuff who then introduced W A Lintner of Milan as chair. Lintner spoke fluently and efficiently. Nora J Wattenbarger opened the speaking lineup as representative candidate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sullivan County
W. B. Arnold
A. R. McDuff
W. A. Lintner
Milan
Lintner
Nora J. Wattenbarger
Pie Supper and Music at Knifong Grove Schoolhouse
Knifong Grove schoolhouse hosts a Thursday night event featuring a pie supper program and music led by teacher Ice Knifong. Proceeds support the school or local activities.
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Knifong Grove
Knifong
Judge Paul Van Osdol Seeks Second Term
Paul Van Osdol thanks residents of Chariton Linn and Sullivan counties for support during his first term as circuit court judge. He pledges continued effort to be a just and efficient officer if re-elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Glidewell
Tom Crist
Todd
Miss Neet
Alvin B. Walker
Edgar Judd
W. R. Lintner
Recorder of Deeds
Glen T. Burdett
Paul van Osdol
Roy Miller
Trenton
Mr. Miller
Chariton
Linn
Sullivan Counties
Circuit Court
Entertainment in Honor of Quincy Guests at Dunlap Home
Relatives from Quincy Illinois gathered at the country home of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Dunlap on Sunday October 28 for dinner and social time. The group included Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Showalter and others with Mrs. Sarah F. Harmon joining later. They spent the afternoon talking and singing sacred songs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. W. Showalter
A. L. Pipes, Jr
J. L. Mitchell
Quincy
Ill
J. H. Dunlap
Quincy, Ill
H. F. Kille
Ima
Vera
Ruth
Herman
A. A. Pipes
Gordon
Truman
C. L. McQuown
Ida
J. W
J. T. Hoselton
Ray
Paul
Sarah F. Harmon
Carl Daniels
Ila
Truman Stephenson
Marjorie
Vivian Pipes
H. ?. Kille
American Legion Boys Win Sunday Baseball Game 7 to 5
The American Legion Post defeated the Browning club 7 to 5 at the park diamond in a cool day game. Jess Turner from Linneus pitched for the Legion and hit one of two home runs. C Brassfield also connected for a homer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Post
Browning Baseball Club
Park Diamond
Jess Turner
Linneus
N. Brassfield
C. Brassfield
Norvell
Humphreys Post
American Legion
Trask
Brassfield
Turner
Election Day at Farmer's Exchange Bank Building
Chicken Dinner fundraiser priced at 25 cents hosted by the Ladies of M. E. Church at the Farmer's Exchange Bank Building during election day activities.
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Farmer’s Exchange Bank Bldg
Ladies of
M. ES
New Train Zephyr On Display In Brookfield Visit
The Burlington Zephyr streams into Brookfield on Thursday November 1 for a two hour public inspection from 1 30 p m to 3 30 p m Portable ramps will allow views of the engine room and parlor lounge No rear lounge door will allow passage Officials note the Zephyr is testing on several lines and will join regular service between Kansas City Omaha and Lincoln on November 11 replacing steam trains The Burlington invites the public to inspect the train during its Brookfield stop.
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Burlington
Zephyr
Brookfield
Kansas City
Omaha
Lincoln
Burlington Railroad
American Legion District Meeting Planned at Brookfield
The second district Committee man A D Peterson announced a district meet at Brookfield on Sunday November 4 with an expected large turnout. Six to eight drum and bugle corps and bands will form a parade starting about 1 30 p m and finishing at the high school for the meeting. Department Commander Wm A Kitchen of Kansas City will attend for the main address along with other outstate speakers. All Legionnaires and ex service men are invited.
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American Legion
A. D. Peterson
Brookfield
Wm. A. Kitchen
Kansas City
Public Meeting With Entertainment For All
The public is invited to attend a meeting of interest to all with entertainment to make the day enjoyable. A short meeting of the 2nd District Legionnaires will follow the public meeting.
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2Nd District Legionnaires
Dizzle Daz zle Club Meets at Marjorie Myers Home
The Dizzle Daz zle club gathered Thursday afternoon October 25 at Marjorie Myers home with Vivian Pipes and Mrs Andrew Myers attending. Members listed include Beverly Moore Frances Carr Vadis Alspach Evelyn Gable Erma Peterson Gladys Atkins and Oma Atkins. Marjorie celebrated a birthday with a handkerchief shower. A luncheon followed and bridge favors went to Erma Peterson and Gladys Atkins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dizzle Dazzle Club
Marjorie Myers
Vivian Pipes
Andrew Myers
Beverly Moore
Frances Carr
Vadis Alspach
Evelyn Gable
Erma Peterson
Gladys
Oma Atkins
Marjorie
Bridge
Gladys Atkins
Halloween Party by R N A Ladies Nets Prizes
R N A ladies hosted a Halloween gathering on Thursday evening October 25 with spooks and goblins in attendance. Mrs Nelle Williams and Mrs Lora Carter won first for best makeup while Mrs Zella Woodworth and Mrs Lucille Becker placed second. Dixie Aristocrats provided humorous entertainment and a fine catered dinner accompanied by compliments on the hosts.
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Hallowe’en
Nelle Williams
Lora Carter
Zella Woodworth
Lucille Becker
Dixie Aristocrats
Home Boy Making Good William Tully’s Navy Transfer
William Tully, youngest son of Edgar Tully of North Salem, has moved from a San Diego training school to United States Maryland. He and another in his division earned grades high enough to be placed aboard the Maryland, a ship for men studying trade. Ten months of study remain before trades begin.
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William Tully
Edgar Tully
North Salem
San Diego
California
United States
Maryland
William
Notice of Cash Sales at Farmers Store Produce Dept
Effective Monday November 5 feed and flour to be sold for cash only. Credit not available. Browning Farm Club and F M Stamper Co Farmers Store Produce Dept announce policy.
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F. M. Stamper Co
Farmers Store Produce Dept
Browning Farm Club
Orchard varieties and winter apples for sale this season
Kelsey Orchards advertises Jonathan, Delicious, Golden Delicious, Grimes and Ben Davis apples plus other winter varieties for sale at about 60 cents. Cider honey and vinegar are offered. A note recalls Hon. Dave Peery’s role in a sales tax affecting farmers.
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Jonathan
Delicious
Golden Delicious
Grimes
Ben Davis
Dave Peery
G. A. Club Organized by Community Ladies
Thursday afternoon a group of ladies met at Mrs. Elizabeth Lantz home and formed a G. A. Club electing officers and arranging future work. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Lantz’s daughters Dorothy and Ruth. Next meeting planned with Mrs. Clara Thurlo. Attendees included Elizabeth and Ruth Lantz Clara Pearl Genevieve Thurlo Lula Jacobs Carrie Calihan Tressie Kenley Frances Heselton Dollie Langdon Sarah Brassfield Minnie Palmer and Dorothy King.
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G. A. Club
Elizabeth Lantz
Dorothy
Ruth
Clara Thurlo
Elizabeth
Ruth Lantz
Clara
Pearl
Genevieve Thurlo
Lula Jacobs
Carrie Calihan
Tressie Kenley
Frances Heselton
Dollie Langdon
Sarah Brassfield
Minnie Palmer
Dorothy King
County Agent Urges Save Seed Corn Amid Scarce Stock
A Missouri statewide seed corn effort urges farmers to save 1932 to 1934 crops for seed. The Relief Commission will buy seed corn at 1.30 per bushel for seed stock, focusing on portions suitable for planting. Estimated 750000 to 900000 bushels needed to plant 1935 acreage.
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Emergency
Baugher
C. A. Helm
State
Missouri Relief and Reconstruction Commission
Missouri
Relief Commission
Tom R. Douglass
East High Street
Jefferson City
Christy Bart Christy dies in local community life remembered
Bart Christy known as Bart died at his home east of town on October 29 after a long illness. Born October 17, 1873 he was son of Ambrose and Mary E. Christy and married to Alfie Minor on April 18, 1930. A longtime farmer and former director of Farmers Bank North Salem and Citizens State Bank, he devoted life to farming and local service.
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Barclay Phillip Christy
Bart
Ambrose
Mary E. Christy
Alfie Minor
Farmers Bank At
North Salem
Citizens State Bank
Christy
Sayre Arnold Wedding in Linneus
Herbert Sayre of Milan married Dorothy Arnold of this city at the home of Rev. and Mrs. Simmons in Linneus on Friday October 26. The couple were attended by Helen Sayre and Leon Montgomery. The bride is daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Arnold. she is Browning High School graduate of 1934. The groom is son of Mr. and Mrs. Ira Sayre. Milan High School graduate. Charivari celebrations followed at both families' homes. The Leader-Record offers congratulations.
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Sayre-Arnold
Herbert Sayre
Milan
Dorothy Arnold
Simmons
Linneus
Helen Sayre
Leon Montgomery
W. B. Arnold
Browning High School
Ira Sayre
Sunshine Worker's Club Holds October 25 Quilting Meeting
The Sunshine Worker's Club met with Mrs. Hubert Baskett on Thursday October 25 for an all day quilting gathering. About 20 members 5 visitors and 10 others attended. A covered dish lunch was served and the group planned a weiner roast at Roy Maxwell's on Saturday night. Next meeting set with Mrs. Earl Campbell on November 7.
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Sunshine Worker's Club
Hubert Baskett
Roy Maxwell
Earl Campbell
C. R
Preaching at M. E. Church Next Sunday
Rev. T. D. Simmons will preach at the M. E. Church next Sunday in the morning and evening. A basket dinner will be served at noon and all are invited to attend with their own dinner.
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M. E
T. D. Simmons
Browning Farm Club Holds Annual Meeting At Electric Theatre
The Browning Farm Club met Tuesday at the Electric Theatre with many stockholders present. Officers were re elected: President J. M. Thurlo, vice president W. B. Arnold, secretary treasurer Jas. P. Bolling, Wm. Cordray and Wallace Keithley. The board declared an eight percent dividend on capital stock and set plans for the coming year.
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Browning Farm Club
Electric Theatre
J. M. Thurlo
W. B. Arnold
Jas. P. Bolling
Wm. Cordray
Wallace Keithley
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American Legion Boys
R. N. A. Entertain
Kelsey Orchards
Anna Gilliland
Scott City
Kan
Ida Brantnear
Ben
Estes
Nova
Rocky Ford
Colorado
Rusk
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