Linn County Youth Report For U S Army Inductions
Registrants forwarded for induction in Linn County on November 17 include Jack Schrock Browning James Crist Derrell Kennedy Billy Liebhart Wilber Elkins Jerry Seldon Davie White and others aged 20. Inductees listed for dates in 1952 include James Davis William Carriker Carol Dabler and more. several forwardings for physicals and preinduction exams noted by Local Board clerk Virginia Osburn.
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Linn County
Jack Rayburn Schrock Browning
James Weldon Crist
Winigan
Derrell Kennedy
Brookfield
Billy Leroy Liebhart
New Boston
Wilber Eugene Elkins
Marceline
Jerry Seldon
Morris
Purdin
Davie Lee White
Army
James Ray Davis
Laclede
William Albert Carriker
Bucklin
Carol Lavern Dabler
George Wilbert Hess, Jr
Donald William Renshaw
Jack Roy Edmundson
Kenneth Gene Solomon
Elwyn Earl Huff
Gerald Eldon McClellan
Harry Clark Bunton
Harold Wayne Gooch
Lloyd LaVerne Tolly
Linneus
For Sale Capons and Beef by the Quarter in Browning
Roy Haley offers dressed capons or those on foot for sale and beef by the quarter. Located in Browning.
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Roy Haley
Browning
Baby girl born to Mr and Mrs DeVane Gray
Mr and Mrs DeVane Gray welcomed a baby girl weighing 6 pounds 1 ounce born Monday morning November 17 at Grim Smith Hospital in Kirksville. Attending physician was Dr Howard Carter.
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DeVane Gray
Grim Smith Hospital
Kirksville
Howard Carter
Thanksgiving Dinner at Helen's Cafe Browning MO
Turkey dinner served with all trimmings for $1.00 per plate. Bring the whole family for a delicious Thanksgiving Day meal at Helen's Cafe in Browning Missouri.
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Browning
Missouri
Army Cpl. Junior A. Rulon Awarded Meritorious Unit Citation
I Corps in Korea notes Corporal Junior A. Rulon son of Mr and Mrs John B Rulon Purdin served in Korea with the 1st Field Artillery Observation Battalion which earned the Meritorious Unit Citation for outstanding service from August 1950 to April 1952 locating enemy artillery with sound radar and flash gear. He entered the Army September 1951 and arrived in Korea last March earning the Korean and United Nations Service Ribbons.
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I Corps
Korea
A. Rulon
John B. Rulon
Purdin
1St Field Artillery
Rulon
Water Hauling Service Now Available in Purdin MO
Water hauling firm announces purchase of a large tank and is ready to supply water on request. Leave orders at Jake's Service Station in Purdin or contact George Street or Dale Falconer in Purdin Missouri for deliveries.
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Jake
Purdin
George Street
Dale Falconer
Missouri
Tax Collector to Visit Browning for Pleasant Hill Taxes
Notice to Taxpayers Clarence Gramling collector will be in Browning at Citizens Savings Bank each Thursday starting November 20 to collect Pleasant Hill township taxes.
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Browning
Citizens Savings Bank
Pleasant Hill Township
Clarence Gramling
Lure of the Wilderness at Marty Ann Theatre
Technicolor outdoor ad venture film Lure of the Wilderness shot in Georgia's Okefenokee Swamp stars Jean Peters Jeffrey Hunter Constance Smith and Walter Brennan arrives November 23 24 at the Marty Ann Theatre Milan The story by Vereen Bell follows a girl raised by a fugitive father in a swamp then returning to civilization John Wayne Nancy Olson and James Arness star in Big Jim McLain at Marty Ann opening November 25 26 27 with Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis in Hollywood Fun Festival.
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Georgia
Okefenokee Swamp
Jean Peters
Jeffrey Hunter
Constance Smith
Walter Brennan
Milan
Vereen Bell
Philippines
John Wayne
Nancy Olson
James Arness
Big Jim McLain
Wayne
Honolulu
Hawaii
Veda Ann Borg
John Hubbard
Alan Napier
Dean Martin
Jerry Lewis
Wingate Coffee Shop Turkey Dinner Special at $1.00
Mrs. Nancy Langston and her sons of Galt visit the Har vey Page family in Purdin Missouri this week. Page home guests include two Rhodes girls, nieces of Mrs. Page.
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Nancy Langston
Galt
Harvey Page
Page
Little Rhodes
Purebred Poland China Hogs and Turkeys for Thanksgiving
Two Poland China male hogs around 200 pounds and fat turkeys are offered for Thanksgiving. Seller Allen D. Foster of Browning is the contact.
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Poland
China
Allen D. Foster
Browning
Correction on Martha Fuller Hospital wording
The last issue wrongly stated that Miss Martha Fuller was in the hospital and was Byron Fuller’s daughter. She is a sister of Byron. We apologize for the error.
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Martha Fuller
Byron Fuller
Byron
In Appreciation Thanking Friends For Cards After Hospital
Martha Fuller extends gratitude to friends for cards letters and flowers received following her hospital return. She expresses deep appreciation for the support and kindness shown during recovery.
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Martha Fuller
Seymour Hosts Junior Play Hold Everything
Mr and Mrs John Bird ing attended the Seymour Iowa performance of the three act comedy Hold Everything directed by Miss Peggy Bird ing. A large audience saw the show and praised the cast.
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John Browning
Seymour
Iowa
Austin Goetz
Peggy Browning
Finney Thanks Linn County Voters For Sheriff Campaign
Clyde G. Finney extends appreciation to Linn County voters for their support in the sheriff race at the November 4 election.
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Linn County
Sherrff
Clyde G. Finney
Sunday dinner guests of the Brinkleys include relatives
Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Brinkley were Buddy Brinkley from Kansas City, Ralph Shoop family from Rothville, Mrs. A. C. Brinkley and John Ruth Hollon, Neva Nolte, Darrell and Loraine from LaCrosse. Afternoon callers were Oscar Hollon and Paul.
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Clyde Brinkley
Jimmy
Linda
Buddy Brinkley
Kansas City
Ralph Shoop
Carol
Rothville
A. C. Brinkley
John
Ruth Hollon
Neva Nolte
Darrell
Loraine
LaCrosse
Oscar Hollon
Paul
Liberty School Hosts Assembly by Vincent Burns
The Liberty School and several patrons enjoyed a Friday afternoon program by Vincent Burns, a KU sponsored impersonator. Dr Burns performed poetry and voices of various characters and promising similar future programs. Public attendance is welcome.
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Vincent Burns
University of Kansas
Senior Class of ’52 Gifts Map Clock to School
The geography class honors the Senior Class of 1952 for presenting a set of maps to the school and buying a clock for the Study Hall. The items symbolize student pride and contribute to classroom and study area resources.
Coming Attraction Home Talent Show at High School
Announcement invites entries for a home talent show to be held in the high school auditorium on November 26 at 8:00 PM. Entries should be sent to Alpha Brantner or any Senior Class member.
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Alpha Brantner
Liberty Teams Edge Northwestern and Green City in Close Games
On November 11 Liberty girls beat Northwestern 38 to 33 with Brantner scoring 17 and Joy Maggart earning a team issued basketball suit. Liberty boys won 56 to 48 led by 19 points from Tolly as Gilbert Head topped scorers with 12. On November 14 Liberty girls won 42 to 29 at Green City, Brantner adding 16 points and the team improving to five wins, no losses. Liberty boys fell 40 to 33 with Gilbert Head scoring 12 as Vernon Head acted captain. The girls resume non conference play against Ethel Friday, then travel to the Laclede tourney after Thanksgiving with hopes for two first place trophies.
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Northwestern
Liberty
Brantner
Joy Maggart
Tolly
Green City
Grene City
Gilbert Head
Vernon Head
Ethel
End of School Second Six Weeks Highlights
Social Studies class built an Indian Reservation with chiefs squaws papooses bows arrows beads and corn. Science covered water animals land water animals land animals and birds linking to the Indian unit and food. Group reading excites students as they strive to improve and remain in Group I. Arithmetic covers six and seven multiplication.
Purdin W S of C S meets with Mrs Guy Johnson
Mrs Guy Johnson hosts the Purdin W S of C S meeting with eleven members present. Devotions, talks on evangelism, scripture reading, prayers, and discussions on a Thanksgiving supper and union service are noted. Treasurer's report and literature purchases recorded. Refreshments served by the hostess.
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Purdin W.S
C.S
Guy. Johnson
A.C. Dryden
Dryden
Alex Murrain
Robert. Smith
T. J. Hisel
Guy Johnson
Rev. Campbell
Zion
T. J. Hosel
Mrs. Johnson
Birthday Dinner Honors Bonnie DeVore At Five
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Cotter hosted a Sunday birthday dinner for Bonnie DeVore who turns five. Attending were Mrs. Edna Harvey Lin eus, Vernon DeVore Earl McAlister and others, with late guests including Mrs. Chester Couch and C. F. Sayles of Peoria Illinois. Illinoise relatives were traveling to Kansas City for the funeral of W N Hitchcock.
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Fred Cotter
Bonnie DeVore
Edna Harvey
Lineus
VernoneVore
Bonnie
Donna
Debra
Earl McAlister
Chester Couch
C. F. Sayles
Peoria
Ill
Illinois
Kansas City
W. N. Hitchcock
Sunday Dinner Guests At Mr Norvell Home
Mr and Mrs Carl Norvell hosted a Sunday dinner with guests Mr and Mrs H H Drake Mr and Mrs Vernon Norvell and son Darrell Kirk and Karen Johnson. Mrs Jay Christy and Evelyn were afternoon callers.
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Carl Norvell
H. H. Drake
Vernon Norvell
Darrell, Kirk
Karen Johnson
Jay Christy
Evelyn
Legion Food Sale at the Legi on Hall
The Claude H. Myers Unit of the American Legion will hold a food sale at the Legi on Hall on Saturday November 22 starting at 10 a m.
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Claude H. Myers
The
American Legion
Legion Hall
Sunday Dinner Guests at Mrs Stone’s Home
Mrs Nellie Stone hosted Sunday dinner with Mr and Mrs Lawrence Elliott and Roger Mr and Mrs Jess Pulliam Mr and Mrs Earl Stone Phyllis and Janet Mr and Mrs Ben Barrows and son James Mr and Mrs Carl Drake and sons Nelson and Gene Mr and Mrs Chas F Johns and Judy.
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Nellie Stone
Lawrence Elliott
Roger
Jess Pulliam
Earl Stone
Phyllis
Janet
Ben Barrows
James
Carl Drake
Nelson
Gene
Chas. F. Johns
Judy
Thanks for Cards and Gifts While in Hospital
Mrs. Earl Cassity expresses gratitude to friends for the cards letters and gifts received during hospitalization and after returning home.
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Earl Cassity
Students progress in class activities and events
We are reviewing addition subtraction division and multiplication facts. Music is progressing in Band and Tonette. Some children take Baton lessons. Mr Burns the poet spoke at the Assembly with three contests. Linda Maggart won one with a poem he composed. In Art we connected Thanksgiving with Social Studies. We drew names for Christmas and felt happy.
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Burns
Linda Maggart
Young Couple Married in Colfax Washington 1952
A pretty Colfax wedding on September 27 1952 joined Miss Jo Rothstrom and Master Sergeant Clarence W Burdett at Plymouth Congregational Church. Rev Robert J Satterfield presided. Bride wore burgundy knit suit with white carnation corsage. Groom in uniform. Donna Archer flower girl. Don Archer cousin served as best man. Mrs Archer matron of honor wore blue with pink carnation corsage.
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Colfax
Washington
Jo Rothstrom
Clarence W. Burdett
Plymouth Congregational Church
Robert J. Satterfield
Don Archer
Mr. Archer
Donna Archer
Mrs. Archer
Local couple's wartime service and marriage notes
Mrs. Burdett, daughter of Mr and Mrs Eddie Rothstrom of Yakima Washington, served as a dental technician overseas. She now works in Spokane. M-Set Burdett, son of Mrs Grace Burdett of Browning, enlisted in the U S Army in August 1948 at 17 and has served in Guam and Okinawa. After a brief honeymoon he returned to Fort Ord California and is en route to Europe. Mrs Burdett awaits orders to join him there.
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Burdett
Eddie Rothstrom
Yakima
Wash
Spokane
M-Set
Grace Burdett
Browning
U. S. Army
Guam
Okinawa
States
Fort Ord
California
Europe
In Memoriam Mary E Norvell One Year Passed
In loving memory of Mary E Norvell who died November 12 1951. The speaker recalls evenings alone and longing to come home, visiting the grave near where she was laid a year ago. Sadly missed by daughter Fannie Norvell.
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Mary E. Norvell
Fannie Norvell
Corn fed beef by the quarter
Earl Moore of Purdin Missouri offers corn fed beef by the quarter for sale.
Foster couple welcome 8 lb 5 oz baby boy
Mr and Mrs Allen Foster announce the birth of a baby boy weighing 8 pounds 5 ounces born Saturday November 15 at Grim Smith Hospital. Attending physician was Dr Howard Carter.
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Allen Foster
Grim Smith
Howard Carter
Duncan Township Tax Books Now Ready for Pickup
Harley E. Almond announces tax books are ready at his home. He will host pickups in Browning at the Leader Record office each Saturday during December and invites callers to his house at any time.
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Duncan Township
Browning
Leader Record Office
Harley E. Almond
Notice to Jackson Township Tax Payers
Notice to taxpayers that due to illness Deputy Collector Mrs Lawrence Tate will collect taxes at her home two miles west of Shafter and one and a half miles north on a gravel road. Bertha M Tate, Collector.
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Jackson Township
Lawrence Tate
Shafter
Bertha M. Tate
Mrs Georgia Ann Head Dies After Nightfall
Funeral services for Mrs. Georgia Ann Head 81 will be at White Oak Grove Church today at 2 p m conducted by Rev Christy of Lin neus Burial in Deep Spring cemetery beside her husband Robert Head Wade Funeral Home in charge She was a lifelong Sullivan County resident survived by four sons Tom Pollock Russell Jefferson City Clarence and Beryl north of Browning two daughters Bertha Maggart and Imogene McIlntyre and several grandchildren and great grandchildren
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Georgia Ann Head
White Oak Grove
Christy
Linneus
Deep Spring
Robert Head
Wade Funeral Home
Tom
Pollock
Russell
Jefferson City
Clarence
Beryl
North of
Browning
Bertha Maggart
Imogene’ McIintyre
Mrs Jas R Williams Hosts Chapter V P E O Meeting
Twenty two members of Chapter V P E O met with Mrs Jas R Williams on Wednesday November 12 Miss Maude Fields of Chillicothe a non resident member attended They regret the loss of Mrs Virginia Bolling Smith who demits to join a San Francisco California chapter Mrs Bessie Fleming gave an educational paper on Noted Sons of Missouri The hostess served refreshments.
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Jas. R. Williams
P.E.O
Maude Fields
Chillicothe
Virginia Bolling Smith
San Francisco
California
Bessie Fleming
Sons of
Missouri
95 White Rock Bullets Ready to Lay
Mrs. Clarence Skeen of Purdin Missouri reports 95 White Rock bullets ready to lay.
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Clarence Skeen
Purdin, Mo
Linn County P.T.A. Council Meeting Announcement
The annual Linn County P.T.A. Council meeting will be held November 20 at 7 30 in the Music Room or Brookfield High School. An election of officers will be held. All P.T.A. members are invited to attend. Mrs. June Rhodes is President. Browning P.T.A.
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Linn County P.T.A. Council
Linn County
P.T.A. Council
Music Room
Brookfield High School
P.T.A
June Rhodes
Browning P.T.A
Strayed or Stolen Cattle Reported East of Town
A brief notice from Johnson reports six or seven head of cattle missing or driven away from a farm east of town. The farmer seeks information on the cattle and asks for any tips leading to recovery.
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Johnson
City Extends Street Improvement Tax Payment Date
The City Council extended the payment deadline for the Street Improvement Tax Bill to Tuesday December 1 1952. If unpaid by December 1 the balance will accrue interest from November 20 1952. Over half who paid found the tax less than expected and favorable. By order of City Council F L Maggart mayor.
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F. L. Maggart
Band Boosters Club Plans Fall Fund Drive and Uniforms
The Band Boosters Club met on Monday night November 17. Velma Jennings presided and June Rhodes reported $732.50 on hand. The group will run the lunch room Friday November 21 with pie or candy donations. A turkey prize will accompany Friday’s basketball game. An thes from Ostwald Uniform Co. Kansas City reviewed band uniform styles and orders were placed. New members are welcome to join and attend meetings. Refreshments of sandwiches pie coffee and pop were served.
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Band Boosters Club
Velma Jennings
June Rhodes
Anthes
Ostwald Uniform Co
Kansas City
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