Locust Valley Ladies Host Halloween Party
Locust Valley Baptist Ladies Aid held their annual Halloween gathering at Mr. and Mrs. C. L. McQuown home on October 31. The event featured costumes, prizes for best and second best, refreshments, and remarks about past and future parties.
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Locust Valley Baptist
Aid
C. L. McQuown
Jermima
Ned
Landon
C. N. Russell
Florence Johnson
Hazel Bundies
Lula Jacobs
L. V. Aid
Etta Bailey
Veda Schrock
John Hooker
Ray Johnson
J. T. Hoselton
R. I. Fuller
Walter Prather
Clay Dell
Card of Thanks for Betty Flo Tunnell
We express sincere thanks to neighbors and friends who helped us during the death and burial of our daughter Betty Flo Tunnell. Mr and Mrs Fred Tunnell and Beverly Jeanne extend appreciation.
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Betty Flo
Fred Tunnell
Beverly Jeanne
Letters From CCC Camp Mountain Home Idaho
Clyde Belzer writes from CCC Camp No. 4784 in Mountain Home Idaho to Browning Leader Record. He describes camp life cutting wood repairing roads and preparing the area for winter. He recalls North Salem his hometown and invites friends to enjoy Halloween dances while noting the camp’s return to order and best wishes to Oran Head Ray Bauer.
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CCC
Mountain Home
Idaho
C.C.C. Co
Browning Leader Record
North Salem
Oran Head
Ray Bauer
Clyde Belzer
Slats Diary Reveals Sunday-Yung Mister and Mrs. Jones
In a brief diary entry the couple identified as Sunday-Yung Mister and Mrs. Jones announce their union. The note outlines their intent to wed and marks the official beginning of their marriage.
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Slats
Yung
Mister
Mistres Jones
Warning to Dog Owners On Farms Declares Unprotected Sheep
A notice warns dog owners that on unspecified farms dogs will not be protected day or night due to lack of sheep for starved dogs. Names listed include Ross Fuller Clarence Johnson Walter Crooks Frank Creason and Henry Watson.
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Ross Fuller
Clarence Johnson
Walter Crooks
Frank Creason
Henry Watson
Noted Chicken Thefts Plague Local Homes In Recent Nights
Over the past week, about 100 chickens were stolen from Lyle Gooch of Old Enterprise, and 85 Brown Leghorns were taken from Cecil Cassity. Suspects are pursued as law enforcement tracks the thieves. A separate attempted break in near John Hines's east city residence triggered gunfire and a chase toward the ball diamond, with a threat of future violence.
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Lyle Gooch
Old Enterprise
Cecil Cassity
Cecil
John Hines
John
Roosevelt Wins By All Time Vote In Nationwide Victory
The nation chose to continue the present administration with a record election margin. Roosevelt carried most states and leads show 519 to 12 in electoral votes, with Democrats sweeping cities and Missouri tallying over 400000 in victory. Local Linn county results favored Democrats, while Sullivan county showed mixed outcomes as communities urged acceptance of the majority verdict.
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Roosevelt
Union
Missouri
Dewey Short
Linn County
Sullivan County
Duncan Township
Sullivan
Livestock Conference for Sullivan County Farmers Planned
Sullivan County farmers facing drought related feeding problems will convene in Milan on Tuesday November 10 at 10 AM. E S Matteson College of Agriculture livestock specialist and Rolla A Baugher Emergency County Agent will lead discussions on silage use cane and sorghum safety substitutes for corn and molasses ration limits. Additional topics include pure bred bull sale feeder cattle selection winter livestock care pest control and feed price concerns. Linneus holds a similar meeting November 9 with State Specialist Ewing addressing at 10 AM.
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Sullivan County
Milan
E.S Matteson
College of Agriculture
Rolla A. Baugher
Circuit Court
Linn County
Linneus
Ewing
Returns Home for Mrs Calhoun and Daughters
Mrs Helen Calhoun returns home with her daughters Mrs Clara Green of Skitook Okla Mrs Lucille Burton of Los Angeles Calif and Mrs Lena Warner of Las Animas Colo after a visit.
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Helen Calhoun
Clara Green
Skitook
Okla
Lucille Burton
Los Angeles
Calif
Lena Warner
Las Animas
Colo
Homecoming joy after visit with Calhouns and Thornton
Monday morning return to their homes after an enjoyable visit with Mr. and Mrs. Roy Calhoun and James Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Calhoun and Uncle Charley Thornton. They enjoyed their homecoming and saw many former friends.
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Roy Calhoun
James
J. H. Calhoun
Charley Thornton
Pie and Candy Supper at Enter prise School House
A pie and candy supper will be held at the Enter prise school house on Friday night November 6. Myrtle Rauer is the teacher encouraging attendance. Everyone is invited.
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Enterprise School House
Myrtle Rauer
Missionary Rev J J Davis to Speak at Morning Service
The Rev J J Davis on furlough from Africa will speak at 10 a.m. on Sunday at the M. E. Church South. After devotional exercises he proceeds to Bear Branch for the 11 o'clock hour. All are invited.
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M. E. Church
South
J. J. Davis
Africa
Bear Branch
W. M. Owen
Apples For Sale From Kelsey Orchards
Kelsey Orchards offers Jonathan and Delicious apples plus Golden Delicious and other varieties. Several grades priced from 75 cents per bushel and up. Also available sweet cider and honey. Located U S No 36 West of Brookfield.
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Jonathan
Kelsey Orchards
U.S. No. 36
Brookfield
Tuberculin Testing Clinics Planned in Meadville Linneus Marceline Schools
Linn County Tuberculosis Association and partners schedule clinics at Meadville Linneus and Marceline elementary schools starting Monday November 9. Tests by Kansas City technician with local physicians. consent required. financed by Christmas Seals. Tuberculin test is harmless and aids early detection with X ray follow up if spots appear.
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Linn County Tuberculosis Association
Marceline
Meadville
Linneus
Linn County Medical Society
Missouri Tuberculosis Association
Kansas City
Missouri
In memory of Darlene Rhodes
A memorial note marks the one year anniversary of Darlene Rhodes who died on November 8. Her parents Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Rhodes express love and sorrow and say she is sadly missed.
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Darlene
Glenn Rhodes
M. E. Church Invites Worship Sunday Morning
The M. E. Church requests all to join worship at 11 o clock Sunday morning with Sunday school at 10 o clock and evening services at 7 30. Prayer meeting is Thursday evening. Pastor O B Hobbs leads.
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M. E
O. B. Hobbs
William H Dickinson Dies at 63 in Browning Missouri
William H Dickinson former Browning alderman and school board president died after a heart attack in Kansas City at Saint Luke's Hospital. He born October 15 1885 near Browning. Survived by wife Eunice Fields son Harvey Fields mother and sisters. Funeral at Christian Church Browning with local officials praising his civic service. Interment Jenkins Cemetery Many.
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William Harvey Dickinson
Harvey
Jeanne Bullock Dickinson
Browning
Missouri
Christian Church
Busines
Stor
Eunice B. Fields
Harvey Fields
Lorenzo
Art’e Calhoun
Jennie Glaze
Etta Lantz
Mary Tucker
Kansas City
Saint Luke’s Hospital
Dickinson
The
J. H. Wood
Canton
Robert Brumback
Edward Williams
Norris Phillips
Jas. Williams
Roy Calhoun
Miss Johnson
W. H. Dickinson
Jenkins Cemetery
Warm thanks for support after loved one's death and burial
We extend sincere thanks to friends who assisted us during the death and burial of our loved one. The loving service rendered during these hours will not be forgotten.
Earl Robinson Passes Away in Kansas
Earl Robinson died Sunday morning in Hiattville Kansas after a telegram from Mrs J B Robinson. He lived in this city years ago with his parents and worked in auto repair here before returning to farming in Kansas. He was married about three years ago and leaves many local relatives.
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A. m
Skhool
Jake
Rubben Sum
Wood
Furness
Boddie
Earl Robinson
W. P. Nickell
Hiattville
Kan
J. B. Robinson
Earl
Kansas
Farmers Store Moves Poultry Department to Front
In a new location, The Farmers Store has shifted its poultry department to the building front that previously housed Worley Motor Co. The change updates customer access and repositions the department within the store layout.
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Farmers Store
Worley Motor Com
Quality First Store Announcement by Dickinson Family
The Quality First Store, owned and operated for twenty years by W. E. Dickinson, will continue to offer the same honest service with the same staff. Mrs. W. H. Dickinson & Son thank customers for past patronage and seek continued support.
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Quality First
W. E. Dickinson
W. H. Dickinson
Pie Supper and Ciphering Match at Eggleston School
A pie supper and ciphering match are announced for Friday night at the Eggleston school house. Floyd Cokerham and another teacher will oversee the event as hosts and organizers.
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Eggleston School
Floyd Cokerham
Legion Second District Meeting in Brown ing Missouri
The Legion and Auxiliary urge all members to attend the Legion meeting on Sunday November 8 with speakers on veterans welfare and national activities. A parade starts promptly at 1 00 o clock followed by assembly at 1 30 at M E Church. Public invited to attend.
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Legion Notice
Browning
Missouri
Legion
Veterans Welfare
M. E
Missouri men in Rogue River cut 32 foot base tree
Enrollees Jay Powell and Willard Smith of Company 4742 Rogue River Oregon say Ozark trees pale next to the big tree country they found. They plan to stay in Rogue River as long as allowed, after noting the 32 foot base circumference and four sets of spring boards used in the fall.
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Missouri
Rogue River
Ore
Ozarks
Jay Powell
Willard Smith
Powers That Be
Noel Lay's West Trip Brings Persimmon From Santa Ana
Noel Lay returned from the western coast last Friday and shared a Japanese persimmon from the Lantz home in Santa Ana California. He stayed with Barney Lay in Okanogan Washington and noted thriving homes and a booming fruit ranch scene. Lay observed many hires and high wages for those who traveled west last summer and that housing is scarce due to influx from the middle west. He worked in apple and fruit orchards and helped dig potatoes while in the region, and he said much fruit goes to waste there.
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Noel Lay
John Lantz
Santa Ana Calif
Barney Lay
Okanogan
Wash
West
Middle West
Noel
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Locust Valley
Pres
Memoriam
M. E. Church Notes
William H. Dickinson
Worley Mote Company
Worley
Alva Berry
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