Mrs Leah Lambert Funeral Held in Browning
Leah A. Lambert aged 78 died November 9 1951 at McLarney Hospital Brookfield Missouri. Funeral services were held Sunday November 11 1951 at 2 30 pm at the Christian Church Browning. Burial Bear Branch cemetery under Wade Funeral Service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leah A. Lambert
Joseph
Sarah Edens
Missouri
McLarney Hospital
Brookfield
Edward Melton - Lambert
Loyd
Iva Lambert
Gertie Barnes
Oxford
Kansas
Josie Anderson
Linnells
L. H. Edens
Purdin
Ola Fair
Christian Church
Christian Church In
Browning
Wm. Icenogle
Velma Jennings
J. R. Williams
Stitch and Chatter Club
Will Barkley
Walter Head
Fessie Minor
Archie Dickinson
Everett Hale
Edgar Shepherd
Bear Branch
Wade
Card of Thanks for Leah Lambert
We express sincere thanks for the kindness shown during illness death and burial of our mother grandmother Mrs Leah Lambert and for the floral offerings. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Lambert and children Iva Lambert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leah Lambert
Lloyd Lambert
Iva Lambert
In Appreciation From Mrs Imogene Taylor
Mrs Imogene Taylor thanks friends and relatives for flowers letters cards and gifts sent during her illness and says they were appreciated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imogene Taylor
Rabbit Market Opens Season November 10 Manager Announces
J. R. Williams announces F. M. Stamper Co will supply rabbits throughout the season starting November 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Williams
Mgr. F. M. Stamper Co
Mary Rudloff Hosts W S of C S Meeting
Mrs. Mary Rudloff hosted the W S of C S meeting on November 1 with Mrs. Marie Woolf presiding. Seventeen members responded to roll call with scripture or poetry as Mrs. Nelle Williams led the worship and Mrs. Maggart delivered the lesson on South of the Border from Matthew 25. Refreshments were served by the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Rudloff
W. S. of
C.S
W. S
General trucking and scrap iron buyers ad
Special notice announces general trucking services including coal and grain hauling. It lists Arthur Jacobs with phone 73 J and Dewain Williams with phone 44F12 in Browning as buyers of old scrap iron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Jacobs
Dewain Williams
Browning
Jones Taxi Offers Late Model Clean Comfortable Cars
Local taxi service advertises late model clean comfortable cars with an office at home north of the bank and provides a phone contact for calls and inquiries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones Taxi
Bank
Notice to Browning Businesses on Clean City Effort
A health board order prompts Browning officials to curb alley clutter and dumping. City Council backs enforcement as Hamilton coordinates follow up actions. City Clerk A D Peterson signs the November 6 1951 notice. No hunting or shunting on farms with guns per Glenn W Abbott and Mrs Comora Abbott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Browning
Health Board
Hamilton
A. . D. Peterson
Glenn
Comora Abbott
Tax books ready for Bentin Township at Wade Store
Notice states tax books for Bentin Township are now ready at Wade Store in Purdin Missouri. G V Kingsolver is the Township Collector.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bentin Township
Wade
Purdin
G. V. Kingsolver
Thanksgiving Dinner That Marks a Special Day
On November 22 Sparks Cafe will host a Thanksgiving dinner with turkey and all the traditional trimmings. The event invites diners to enjoy a festive meal in a warm, communal setting.
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Sparks Cafe
Birthday Dinner Marks Grover Harrelson Birthday
Family gathers at Mr and Mrs Harrelson home in Keytesville to honor Grover Harrelson. Ruby Harrelson bakes the cake and Evelyn Harrelson leads the blessing aged 9 as guests from Marceline and Keytesville share noon meal and games.
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Grover Harrelson
Leo Harrelson
Melvin
Evelyn
Keytesville
Clark Harrelson
Jayma Clark
Marceline, Mo
Mary ‘Havens
H.D
Schrock
Dad
Grandpa
Myers Celebrate 56th Wedding Anniversary in Allerton Iowa
Mr and Mrs D P Myers of Allerton Iowa observed their 56th wedding anniversary on November 4 1951. Their anniversary dinner was planned by their children at the home of their eldest daughter Pearl Dodson. All children and grandchildren attended and gifts and flowers were received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. P. Myers
Allerton
Iowa
Pearl Dodson
Axtell Family Plans Arizona Trip for Health
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Axtell and their daughter Gloria Jean travel with Mrs. Axtell’s sister Miss Jean Watson to Arizona seeking treatment for Mrs. Axtell’s health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Axtell
Gloria Jean
Mrs. Axtell
Miss Jean Watson
Arizona
In Memory of George Hanson on a Lord's Day Morning
A devotional memorial for George Hanson dated November 12 1950 expresses faith that death ends pain and marks a transition to a new life. Margaret and Chris Hanson sign as grieving parents, reflecting on God’s plan and the hope beyond earthly existence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Hanson
Heaven
Beau
George Christian Hanson
Margaret and
Chris Hanson
Large Growu Attend Ed Home Talent Show
Friday night at the school auditorium the KFEQ Home Talent Show drew a large crowd. The Schest Band directed by Mrs Imogene Lutz closed with three numbers. Twenty entries included piano solos vocal and instrumental numbers. Sayre won first prize with a Nor ton costume and song Shorton Brand. Virginia Trommer placed second with an accordion solo and Sweet Violets. Donald Buckman took third with a piano solo Mocking Bird HL. The program and four other numbers were broadcast Saturday at 8 30 am.
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KFEQ
Schest
Dinaghion
Imogene Lutz
mocAun
Sayre
Noro
Ores
Shorton
Virginia’. Trommerhouse
West Laredo
Donald Buckman
Supt. Freeland
No hunting rule posted by Van C Mairs on farms
Van C Mairs announces a no hunting policy for his farms prohibiting gou or dogs on property. The statement restricts hunting methods and protects livestock and crops. It asserts personal ownership rights and aims to deter trespassers.
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Gou
van C.mairs
Thanks for flowers and gifts in Kirksville hospital
Mrs. Nove Saulsberry expresses gratitude to everyone who sent flowers and gifts while she stayed at Grim Smith Hospital in Kirksville. She notes the kindness was greatly appreciated and thanks all who offered support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grim Smith Hospital
Kirksville
Nove Saulsberry
Civic Club Meeting At Legion Hall Tuesday Night
The Civic Club will meet at the Legion Hall on Tuesday evening November 20 at 7 30 for a covered dish supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civic Club
the Legion Hall
Mrs George Hisel Thanks For Birthday Cards
Mrs George Hisel of Purdin expresses thanks for the 143 birthday cards she received on her sixth birthday with kind notes and gifts. She prays that God blesses each person who sent them.
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George Hisel of
Purdin
For Sale 1918 Ford Truck 11 Ton With Bed
1918 Ford truck for sale 11 ton capacity with fold down bed extra clean priced right features a 16 ft portable grain elevator and Brights Stratton motor contact George Mathews at phone 177 Linneus Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brights-Stratton Motor
George Mathews
Linneus, Mo
One Oil Heater Slightly Used
Classified note listing a single oil heater in good working condition from Earl Moore of Purdin Missouri.
Donations Pour In For October Picture Show Fund
Local donors backed Browning’s Saturday night picture show project for October. Givers include Wade Furniture and Appliance, Spark's Cafe, Calhoun's Insurance, Gooch stores, Citizens Savings Bank, Lambert's Garage, Peterson Insurance, M. A. Baker, Johnson Chevrolet, and many others named in the faith in community support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Browning
Wade Furniture
Spark’s Cafe
Dobby Hamilton
Farmers Cash
Calhoun’s Insurance
Gooch Variety
Gooch Produce and Feed
Citizens Savings Bank
Lambert’s
Peterson Insurance
Gooch
Buggs & Ma
Leader Record
Browning Drug Co
M.F.A. Central Cooperative
M.F.A
Max Green
Lila Williams
Joe‘s
Jay Garrett
Harris Recreation
Bailey Maytag Co
Browning Lumber Co
Saulsberry
A. M. Baker
Johnson Chevrolet Co
Murrell’s
Bartimus
Bond’s Cleaners
H. D. Stone
School Menu For Week Of November Nineteenth
The menu lists daily offerings for the week. Monday features chili with celery, cheese wedge, crackers, bread and butter, milk, and cookies. Tuesday offers ham salad, baked beans, spinach, bread and butter, milk, and cherry cobbler. Wednesday serves chicken dressing with mashed potatoes, gravy, cranberry salad, bread and butter, milk, and ice cream.
Delegates Appointed At M F A Oil Meeting Browning Territory
Delegates and alternates were elected Tuesday night November 6 at the M F A Oil Company bulk plant meeting to represent Browning territory in company management. Delegates L E Hedges Lee Smith Carl Canon W E Crooks and alternates Carl Head Cora Curt Whitaker. One hundred fifty five patron-members attended to hear the financial report and elect next year’s delegates. The new color sound movie Down to Dusk was shown and will be loaned free to civic and educational groups starting December. President F V Heinkel reviewed last year’s operations and predicted better times from modernization at the Memphis refinery. Judy and Vicki Cannon Eva Lambert and Ellis Abbott entertained. refreshments were served by local ladies. George Crooks is local bulk plant agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Browning
M.F.A. Oil Company
Browning “Y] Ory
L. E Hedges
Lee Smith
Carl
Canon
W. E. Crooks
Carl Head
Cora
Curt Whitaker
Missouri
F. V. Heinkel
Memphis
Judy
Vicki Cannon
Eva Lambert
Ellis Abbott
George Crooks
Tax Books Ready Notice in Jackson Township
Notice to taxpayers states the Jackson Township tax books are ready and directs payments to deputy Lawrence Tate in iChula Missouri and Bertha M. Tate, Collector.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson Township
Lawrence Tate
iChula, Mo
Bertha M. Tate
Raine Baby Joyce Charlene Born in Red Bluff
Mr and Mrs Roy Raine welcome a daughter Joyce Charlene born October 19 1951 at St Elizabeth Hospital Red Bluff California. She weighs 7 pounds 13 ounces and has two brothers Kenny and Randall. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Robert Raine of Corning California and Mr and Mrs Kenneth Kinfong of Browning Missouri visiting in the Raine home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Raine
Joyce Charlene
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Red Bluff
California
Kenny
Randall
Robert Raine
Corning
Calif
Kenneth Kinfong
Browning, Mo
Raine
Happy Homemakers Club Meets At Mrs Ware Home
The Happy Homemakers Club met with Mrs. Wm. Ware on November 6. President Mrs. Porter Sayre conducted the business meeting. Members present included Mrs. Ray Kelly Mrs. Harold Abbott and Mrs. Asa Badger. Next meeting is planned with Mrs. Asa Badger on December 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Ware
Happy Homemakers Club
Porter Sayre
Bill
John Browning
Ray Kelly
Harold Abbott
Everett Hale
Fessie Minor
Walter Head
Asa Badger
Classified cattle for sale by Carl Jacobs Milan Mo
A sale listing offers 13 Angus heifers aged 2 and 3 years bred, 1 Angus yearling bull, 8 bred Hereford cows, 5 bred Hereford two year old heifers, and 3 Angus cows with small calves by side. Contact Carl Jacobs at 217 in Milan Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Jacobs
Milan
Radio Shop Listings At Bailey Maytag Co
Radios may be left at the Bailey Maytag Co for your convenience with Neff Radio Service at 16 S Main Brookfield Mo. Phone 587
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bailey _ Maytag Co
Neff Radio Service
S Main
Brookfield, Mo
Mrs Kathryn Calhoun Dies Sudden Death at Home
The community mourns as Mrs Kathryn Calhoun dies suddenly on Monday evening after a heart attack. She was active in the Methodist Church and Chapter V P E, survived by son James and other relatives, with funeral set for Thursday at 2 p.m. at the Methodist Church, Rev Howard Copeland officiating. Burial in Knifong cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathryn Calhoun
James
Calhoun
George
Martha
Knifong
Methodist Church
Howard, Copeland
Browning P T A Meeting Highlights December Schedule
Browning P T A held its November meeting in the school auditorium. Rev C L Cody spoke on gratitude. Reports covered recent ball schedule and a December 17 22 basketball tournament. Booster Band plans a November 26 show. County P T A Council meets December 8 with Purdin P T A attendees. Next meeting December 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sing
Walter Head
Ted Hanman
P.T. A. Council
Purdin P.T.A
Rex Looker
Harold Hamilton
Calvin Lambert
Mail of thanks from Ila Maggart after hospital stay
Mrs Ila Maggart expresses gratitude for the kind cards and letters sent during her stay at Grim Smith Hospital. She appreciates the thoughtful support and nourishment of spirit from friends and neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grim Smith Hospital
Ila Maggart
Purdin Womens Club Holds November Meeting at Mrs Street Home
The Purdin Womens Club met November 7 at 2 PM at Mrs Fern Street's home. President Viola Crookshank led prayer and program on giving thanks to the Lord with readings, poems, and contests. Guests included Mrs Henry Buswell and Miss Mary Louise Tribble of Indianapolis. Members listed: Louisa Bales, Viola Crookshank, Minnie Pulliam, Clara Kingsolver, Minnie Street, Mary Street, Gladys Bagley, Eunice Blackburn, Elizabeth Crookshank, Bertha Tribble, Sylvia Street, Thora Carr. Christmas program and annual dinner planned at Mrs Chas Tribble home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Purdin Womens Club
Fern Street
Viola Crookshank
Sylvia
America
Gladys Bagley
Bales
Eunice Blackburn
Neddy
Elizabeth Crookshank
Minnie Street
Mary Street
Thora Carr
Henry Buswell
Mary Louise Tribble
Indianapolis
Ind
Louisa Bales
Minnie Pulliam
Clara Kingsolver
Bertha Tribble
Sylvia Street
Chas. Tribble
C.R
Buswell Lydden Vows Exchanged in New Mexico
Miss Carolee Mae Buswell and Dale Harry Lydden were married in Albuquerque on October 26, 1951, at a single ring ceremony at Pastor James G. Brown's home. Bridesmaid Carol Lyddon, best man Raymond Edgin. couple will reside at 2519 West New York after a brief honeymoon in Artesia and Carlsbad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carolee Mae Buswell
Charley Buswell
Dale Harry Lydden
Harry Lydden
Albuquerque
New Mexico
James G. Brown
Carol Lyddon
Raymond Edgin
Linneus
Missouri
Galesburg
Ilinois
Artesia
Carlsbad
New York
Asplundh Tree Expert Co
Reverend Cody Accepts Pastorate in Ozwakie Kansas
Moving to Kansas Rev. and Mrs C L Cody and children moving from Seward Nebraska four months after arriving here to Ozwakie where he will pastor the Baptist Church. He previously led Browning Baptist Church and conducted revivals at Io cust Valley and here. The community will miss them and wishes them good luck.
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Kansas
Seward
Nebraska
Ozwakie
Baptist Church
Cody
Browning Baptist Church
Iocust Valley
Wesleyan Food Sale at Wade's Furniture Store
The Wesleyan Service Guild will hold a food sale at Wade's Furniture Store on November 17 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Proceeds support church and community projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesleyan Service Guild
Wade's
Rhodes family hosts birthday dinner
Mr and Mrs Earl Nickell and children hosted a Sunday one oclock dinner for Mrs Harry Rhodes on her birthday and for the first birthday of Mary Beth Rhodes. Guests included Mr and Mrs Harry Rhodes Mr and Mrs Moren Jenkins of Chillicothe Mr and Mrs Glenn Rhodes Mr and Mrs Ben Rhodes and sons Dickie Rhodes Mr and Mrs W R Rhodes and children of Trenton and Harley Reece of Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Nickell
Harry Rhodes
Mary Beth
Moren Jenkins
Chillicothe
Glenn Rhodes
Ben Rhodes
Dickie Rhodes
W. R. Rhodes
Trenton
Harley Reece
Kansas City
Tully Son in Navy Bound for Europe via Tennessee
J. E. Tully of Brookfield reports a card from his son Bill Tully and wife Mrs. and Mrs. Wm. Tully of Vancouver Washington that Bill has received orders to sail to Tennessee before the 17th and then depart about December 1 for Europe France. Mrs. Tully plans to join him in April. Bill has served several years in the U S Navy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Tully
Brookfield
Wm. Tully
Vancouver
Wash
Bill
Tennessee
Europe
France
Carpenter of Joplin Confined by Illness Thanks Friends
In a letter from L O Carpenter of Joplin Missouri last week he said he was confined to bed most of the time and thanked his Browning friends for the cards and letters they sent. He noted they were having plenty of winter sleet and snow though Browning and the community so far have not seen snow and sleet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. O. Carpenter
Joplin
Browning
Mr. Carpenter
Community
Maggart Family Moves To Vacated Helms Property
Mr and Mrs Albert Maggart moved last week to the home recently vacated by Mr and Mrs Max Helms. Mr and Mrs Kenneth Maggart and their daughter, previously living in Pur din, moved into the Maggart residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Maggart
Max Helms
Kenneth Maggart
Purdin
Maggart
Sunday Dinner Guests From Brookfield Visit Taylor Home
Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. George Taylor were Mr. and Mrs. Harold Elliott and Linda and J. E. Spencer of Brookfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Taylor
Harold Elliott
Linda
J. E. Spencer
Brookfield
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Large Growu
M.F.A. Oil
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