Miss Mary Askey Weds Keath Crooks in Browning
Miss Mary Lee Askey daughter of Dr and Mrs Vinton Jones Browning marries Keath J Crooks son of Mr and Mrs Walter Crooks Browning in a ceremony at the groom's home. Army uniforms noted. reception follows with family and out of town guests attending. The couple will reside in Browning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Lee Askey
Vinton Jones
Browning
Keath J. Crooks
Walter Crooks
Lewis Clark
Jamesport
Ferns
von Dean Ogle
Kansas City
Norris Keithley
United States Army
Don Keller
Arthur Bennett
Crooks
G. E. Jones
von Dean Oge
Richard Askey
Atlantic City
Arthur Mundell and Sons
Russell Bartow
Brookfield
Billie
Noble Crooks
Jewel
Irene Herbert
Jenlana
George Crooks
Georgiana
Larry
Norris
Morris Keithley
Sara Ann Fisher’s 85th Birthday Observed at Bucklin
Mrs. Sara Ann Fisher celebrated her 85th birthday at Bucklin on Sunday, November 11. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Charlie King and Dorene, Hazel and Fred. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond White and Beverly from Green City. Ivory Slater and Lewis. Lonnie Slater and Doris. Allen Slater and child from Bucklin. Gurd King and family. Frank Sebol and family from St. Catherine. John McCollum. Leon Mincd. Kenneth Bailey and family. Mrs. Pearl Helms. Curt Helms and Miss Carolyn Bagley from New Boston. Earl Helms and Donnie from Browning. A bountiful noon dinner was served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sara Ann Fisher
Bucklin
Charlie King
Dorene
Hazel
Fred
Raymond White
Beverly
Green City
Ivory Slater
Lewis
Lonnie Slater
Doris
Allen Slater
No Hunting Notice on Farms by Mary Taylor and Walter Taylor
Mary Taylor and Walter Taylor publish a no hunting sign prohibiting guns and dogs on their farms. The notice warns that hunting on their property is not allowed and seeks compliance from trespassers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Taylor
Walter Taylor
Little Barbara Corbin 20 Months Dies in Missouri
Barbara Ann Corbin daughter of Grafton and Mable Lee Corbin born February 7 1944 at St Joseph Missouri died November 5 1945 at home near Hot Missouri at age 20 months 2 days. She leaves father mother one brother Jackie Dale four grandparents two uncles and six cousins with many relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Ann Corbin
Grafton
Mable Lee Corbin
St. Joseph
Missouri
Hot
Jackie Dale
Frank Corbin
Kearney
Ray Lee
Purdin
Lloyd Corbin
Roy Corbin
Hamilton
Doris Louise
Paul Dewayne
Harold Allen
Mary Ellen
Floyd
Gena Corbin
Rosebud
Heaven
Gene Autry in Tumbling Tumbleweeds at Electric Theatre
Electric Theatre presents Gene Autry in Tumbling Tumbleweeds with Smiley Burnette and a strong supporting cast. The program includes two outstanding short subjects, Bol Wills and his Texas Play Boys, and Circus Band. Autry sings The Silver Haired Daddy of Mine, I’ll Ride My Troubles Away, Riding Down the Canyon, and Tumbling Tumbleweeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene Autry
Smiley Burnette
George Hayes
Lucile Browne
Jack Rockwel
Norma Taylor
Republic
Bol Wills
Champaign
Texas
Gene
Birthday Bridge Night for Mr Poking
Mrs J P hosts a two course dinner last Thursday in honor of Mr Poking's birthday. The evening features bridge with guests including Mr and Mrs C B Fleming Chillicothe Mr and Mrs H C Bailey Mr and Mrs John Browning Mr and Mrs J Calhoun Mr and Mrs Edgar Carter Mr and Mrs C W Goord Mr and Mrs EF W Linhart Mr and Mrs W F Peters Mr and Mrs J R Williams Mrs Kathryn Calhoun Mrs W D Grive Mrs Robert Moore and Sgt James A Calhoun. Favors for high score awarded to Mrs Peters and J H Calhoun.
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J. P
Poking
Bridge
C. B. Fleming
Chillicothe
H.C. Bailey
John Browning
Calhoun
Edgar Carter
C. W. Goord
EF. W
No Hunting Sign Prohibits Firearms on Farm
Hubert Atkins posts a strict no hunting rule on his farm prohibiting firearms and hunting dogs to protect livestock and farmland. The notice serves as a clear private property limit on hunting activities.
Armistice Day Program Draws Large Crowd
The Armistice Day program sponsored by the American Legion drew a good audience last Sunday. Parade began at the Legion Home at 1 30, with Browning Band, marched to the School Auditorium. Program included prayers, music by Browning High School Band, Purdin Male Quartet, readings by Shirley Head, Girl's Trio, Carolene Gender, Clarice Norvell, Saralou Schrock, and an address by Atty. P M Marr of Milan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Legion
Browning Band
Main Street
C. L. McCormick
Browning High School
Purdin
Shirley Head
Carolene Gender
Clarice Norvell
Saralou Schrock
Atty. P. M. Marr
Milan
In Appreciation for Kind Wishes During Illness
Mrs. Ethel Brantner thanks readers for letters and cards sent during her stay in the hospital, expressing sincere appreciation for the support and kindness shown.
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Ethel Brantner
Food Sale by Circle No. 1 at Lesdher Record Office
The Methodist Church Circle No. 1 will hold a food sale at the Lesdher Record office on Saturday November 17. Donations will be greatly appreciated.
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The
Methodist Church
Lesdher Record Office
Grade School Thanksgiving Dinner Program Planned
The grade room will host a Thanksgiving dinner on Tuesday November 20 with a program in the afternoon starting at 2 p m. Parents and friends are invited to attend the program and share in the event.
Turkeys for stock or holidays offered by Browning farm
Edwin Martin of Browning Missouri advertises turkeys for sale for stock or holiday use priced at 35 cents per pound. Contact the farm to arrange pickup or purchase.
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Edwin Martin
Browning, Mo
Thanksgiving Homecoming Planned at Lo Cust Valley
Thanksgiving homecoming set at Lo cust Valley on Sunday November 18 with Sunday school at 10 and preaching at 11. A basket dinner at noon follows morning services and additional services occur in the afternoon. Former members and friends receive a special invitation to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Locust Valley
Browning High School Happenings and Games Preview
Browning High School announces two conference games this week with Shelby and Forker girls on their home court and Bucklin on Friday. Earlier, Browning’s teams defeated Laclede 28 to 23 for the boys and 15 to 17 for the girls, in memorable home games. Students are soliciting Curtis Publishing Company subscriptions and promoting magazines like Good Housekeeping and The Composition, with limits on public sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shelby Boys
Forker Girll
Forker
Bucklin
Buckin
Browning
Laclede
Curtis Publishing Company
Birthday Party for Jean Ellen in Room Two
Mrs. Floyd Waltz hosted a Thursday party honoring Jean Ellen’s sixth birthday. Eugene Foter and Leonard Lee Lay won contest prizes. gifts were given to Jean Ellen. Fifth graders earned spelling prizes for six perfect scores as first graders begin spelling practice and plan a Thanksgiving program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Waltz
Jean Ellen
Eugene Foter
Leonard Lee Lay
Jean el En
Fourth Grade Thanksgiving Party Prep Notes
Fourth grade students prepare for a Thanksgiving party in Mrs Keithleys room. Patricia Jane Lay achieved a perfect spelling score last week and Nelson Drake earned a perfect arithmetic score. Students listed include Shiley Creaton Beverly Bennett Neon Drake Donald Leener Judy Moore and Patricia Lay.
Fifth Grade Letter Writing and Spelling Scores
Fifth grade results highlight perfect spelling by Eleanor Warren Margaret Fl en Quigley and Elaine Ingraham. Perfect arithmetic achieved by Elha Turner Opal Hill Elane Ingraham Eleanor Warren and Margaret Eilen Quigley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelish
Eleanor Warren
Margaret Flen Quigley
Elaine Ingraham
Elha Turner
Opal Hill
Elane Ingraham
Margaret Eilen Quigley
Sixth Grade Spelling Scores Highlight Five Students
Jerry Hedges Kenneth Arnold Gary Kenley Anita Faye McClaren and Shirley Elliott achieved perfect spelling scores this past week. Earnest Hill led arithmetic grades for the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Hedges
Kenneth Arnold
Gary Kenley
Anita Faye McClaren
Shirley Eliott
Earnest Hill
Westward Expansion Sparks Seventh Grade Debate
Room III social studies class discusses the Louisiana Purchase and frontier days inspiring students as seventh graders describe Trail Blazers and hold a debate in class.
Christmas Gift Presentation for Veterans in Hospitals
The American Legion and Auxiliary sponsor a second annual Christmas Gift Presentation for service and ex-service members in government hospitals and veteran facilities in the U S and overseas. Suggested gifts include tobacco books magazines and sport equipment. food is discouraged. Donations by December 10 support gifts chosen by the Auxiliary, with checks payable to American Legion Christmas Gift Fund.
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The
American Legion and Auxiliary
United States
Alaska
Hawaii
Canal Zone
Guam
Pacific
Missouri
Army
Navy
Ii.cv
Amcerican Legion
Auxilary
Chtcks
American Legion
Card of Thanks follows bereavement
Expressing sincere thanks for assistance in the death and burial of a husband and father. Gratitude is extended to all who offered kindness, regardless of size. Caregiver names listed: Mrs A C Brinkley Mr and Mrs W M Hagan Mr and Mrs Oscar Hollon Mr and Mrs Cyde Brinkley Pfe John M Brinkley
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A. C. Brinkley
W. M. Hagan
Oscar Hollon
Cyde Brinkley
John M. Brinkley
Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs R Fuller and Date
Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs R Fuller and Date included W R McPherron of Shannon City Iowa Cpl and Mrs Merri Moody of Houston Texas Mrs Hinda Hooker and grandson of St Louis Mr and Mrs Earl Johnson and Beverly and J T Hooker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Fuller
W. R. McPherron
Shannon City
Iowa
Merri
Moody
Houston
Texas
Hinda Hooker
St. Louis
Earl Johnson
Beverly
J. T. Hooker
Puritans Versus Pilgrims Debating Early American Life
Friday discussion centers on Puritans facing tougher early years than Pilgrims with Marilie Schrock and Cynthia Moore arguing strongly while Mrs. Kenley favors Marilie's case. Teachers note reading progress varies from one page to none per sentence.
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America
Marilie Schrock
Cynthia Moore
Velma Dunlap Wins War Bonds Prize and Expands Farm
Velma Dunlap and her husband Farrell L Dunlap of Browning Missouri gain $200 in war bonds for their Twin Oaks farm garden in Oklahoma. They earned additional state contest recognition, with Velma managing a growing farm operation near Bartlesville while Farrell continues with Phillips Petroleum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Velma Dunlap
Phillips Petroleum Company
National Victory Garden
Oklahoma
Velma
Farre’] L. Dunlap
James Hi. Dunlap
Browning
Missouri
Farrell
Philips Petroleum Company
Twin Oaks
Bartlesville
Army Air Corps
Panhandle Eastern Pipe Line Company
Chicago
Illinois
Bartesville
Velm
Farrel
T. Carpenter
Mrs Rudy Burkholder Dies After Lingering Illness
Brookfield Argus reports Mrs Rudy Burkholder died November 1 1945 after a lingering illness. Funeral services were held at the Rusk Funeral Home Saturday led by Rev F L Courtney. Survivors include her husband three sisters a brother and an uncle with many nieces and nephews in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rudy Burkholder
Brookfield Argus
Rusk Funeral Home
F. L. Cowrtney
Nannie Muirhead
Shelby
Hugh
Sarah Muirhead
Pleasant Grove United Brethren Church
Walter Muirhead
Springfield
Robert Muirhead
Purdin
Burkholder
Honor Roll Additions at Browning Leader-Record
The Browning Leader-Record lists new subscribers and renewals to its honor roll. Names include Mrs. John Hollen by W S Lengdon and Mrs. Cheste Browning among others, with renewals for Mrs. Tom Mullins and Henry Ford and many more. A note asks readers to examine their paper’s tee or wrapper for missing names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hollen
W. S. Lengdon
O. W. Wiliams
Clarice L. Bagley
I. C. Bagley
Lyle K. Wicknam
Cyde Brinkley
Cheste. Browning
James W. Gecech
Chis. A. Rudiger
F. L. Gooch
Violet Corem
Chis. Hott
C.H. Cemphiel
Ray Lee
Eugene Thurle
Hinda Rush
Lafe Bennett
E. W. Creek
Hanks
Jake Quiicy
Behrens Announces Baby Girl Jamie Basar
Mr. and Mrs. Redard Behrers of Red Wing Minnesota announce the birth of a baby girl named Jamie Basar who weighed 6 pounds 11 ounces on Wednesday November 7. Mrs Behrens before marriage was Dorothy Haggard sister of Mrs Ellen Quigley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Redard Behrers
Red Wing
Minn
Jamie Basar
Behrens
Dorothy Haggard
E.ileen Quigley
Farm Estate Proclaims No Hunting or Trapping
No hunting or trapping on the farm property as posted by R. A. Thurlo. The notice forbids hunting with guns or dogs and applies to all who access the land.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. A. Thurlo
Service Man Orville Mott Returns From Pacific War
Orville H. Mott, son of Mr and Mrs Jeff Mott, has come home after more than 28 months in the Pacific Theatre. He entered the service December 1942 and served with the First Cavalry division in the 7th Cavalry, taking part in campaigns from the Admiralty Islands to Leyte and Luzon, and among the first to land in Japan. He was discharged near Camp Crowder Missouri and is now residing with his wife at Brockfield Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orville H. Mott
Jeff Mott
Orville
Camp Crowder
First Cavalry Division
7Th Cav
The
Little Big Horn
Custer
Admiralty Islands
Leyte
Luzon
Philippines
Japan
Yokohama
T Brockfield
Return of Sgt Richard Thudium From Pacific Service
Sgt Richard J Thudium and his family celebrate his homecoming after a 35 month wartime tour in the Pacific. He served with the American Division in the Solomon Islands, fought at Leyte and Cebu, then moved to Japan as part of the first Infantry Division arriving in Yokohama. He left San Francisco October 18 after earning enough points and has since visited relatives and old friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard J. Thudium
Thudiun
Jefferson Breeks
Richard
Civ
Solomon Islands
Leyte
Cebu
Japan
San Franciso
Yokohama
San Francisco
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Mary L. Askey
Keath Crooks
W. H. Watson
Electric Theatre
Hubert Atkins
H. F. Kile
Room
F. L. Dunlap
Ny Ferm
W. B. Havens