Former Browning Girl Dies in Detroit
Anna May Peters born May 1 1899 near Browning Missouri died November 12 1934 in Henry Ford Hospital Detroit at 35 years 6 months 12 days. She married C E Martin in 1918 and later James C Hairfield of Detroit. Survived by husband son and daughter two parents and three brothers. Burial at Hoover cemetery after funeral at Browning.
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Anna May Peters
Browning
Henry Ford Hospital
Detroit
Mich
This Place
Christian College
Camden Point
Methodist Episcopal Church of
C. E. Martin
D. T. Simmons
M. E. Church
Hoover Cemetery
James C. Hairfield
Fred Peters
Sidney
Fredrick
Allen Peters
Francis Peters
T. L. Krews
Chillicothe
Richard Peters
Cameron
Meda
H. A. Alspach
Brookfield
C. C. Potts
Unionville
Card of Thanks for Kindness After Bereavement
We express appreciation for courtesies shown during our recent bereavement to the quartet for the song service and to those who sent flowers. James C. Hairfield and son, George F. Peters and family.
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James C. Hairfield
George F. Peters
William Mile Brown Dies in 1934 at 43
William Mile Brown born February 19, 1891 died November 15, 1934 at age 43. He married Ruth L. Moore June 1, 1916 and had three children Troy Harmon Marvel Nadene and Phyllis Ann. Survived by wife mother and siblings in several states. He worked for the State Highway Commission for five years.
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Troy
St. Charles
L. H. Maples
Green City
Rev. Maples
Grantsville
Nadene
Milo
William Mile
William L
Elizabeth A. Brown
Ruth L. Moore
Troy Harmon
Marvel Nadene
Phyllis Ann
Claude D
Ft. Smith
Arkansas
T. Earnest
Harvey Alexander
Alvin Smith
Linneus
Ray Lee
Purdin
John R
Worland
Wyoming
Taylor R
Browning
Milo Brown
State Highway Commission
Mixed quartet sings at two funerals Sunday
The local mixed quartet led by Miss Lorraine Glaze Mrs Lorene Whaley Jas Williams and Roy Calhoun provided song service at the Mrs May Hairfield and Milo Brown obsequies Sunday afternoon. Their timely appearance met special requests and the community praises their splendid voices.
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Browning
Milo Brown
J. N. Neet
H. C. Bailey
C. L. McCormick
M. A. Holman
J. R. Williams
A. A. Pipes
B. H. Peterson
L. C. Peterson
J. H. Calhoun
Lorene Whaley
Lorraine Glaze
Cordin Kelley
Maude Holiday
Ann Moore
C. M. Thornton
R. M. Calhoun
Vivian Pipes
Truman and
Gordon Pipes
Ray Duane Peterson
Jas. Williams
Roy Calhoun
May Hairfield
Card from Dr Ray Duncan on General engine exhibit in Chattanooga
A card from Dr Ray Duncan describes dental clinics in southern cities and notes the General locomotive, captured by Andrews Raiders during the Big Shanty raid, displayed at Chattanooga Union Station with a commemorative tablet in National Cemetery history.
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Big Shanty
Western Atlantic
Union
Chattanooga
Ray
South
Notice of Thanksgiving Closing for Produce Houses
Our produce houses will be closed all day Thanksgiving. Farmers Store Produce, F. M. Stamper Co., Browning Farm Club.
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Farmers Store Produce
F. M. Stamper Co
Browning Farm Club
Jolly Janes Club Meets With Members And Visitors
The Jolly Janes club gathered at Mrs. Mable Stufflebean's home on Thursday November 15 with eleven members and two visitors. They braided rug rags pieced a comfort top and shared a noon meal then held a meeting with singing and roll call.
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Jolly Janes Club
Mable Stufflebean
Mable
Elva Christian
Billy
Jesus
Myrtle Wilson
Kathryn Stufflebean
Roxie Fiteney
Linneus
Vivian Powell
Flo Almond
Tressie Woodside
Clemmie McDonnald
Eva Simpson
Blanche Cattey
Roxie Finney
Mable Ru
Thanksgiving turkey donors thanked for market support
The community expresses gratitude to all who supplied turkeys for the Thanksgiving market, highlighting the generous contributions from individuals and groups that made the event possible.
Slats Diary Fragments Cover Moves and Misadventures
Friday Mrs Gribble moves into a new home and notes lack of illumination while Pa fixes a cross word puzzle and a 15 minute break to eat Fleshmans East. Saturday Ant Emmy receives a letter about a nephew laid up with a sore thumb, broken leg, and collar bone. Sunday Jane and I finish another guard. Monday Hen Ritter, once rich, laments depression and maths ineligibility, unsure of meaning. Tuesday the boss at the newspaper office plans his son’s college path into the family business. Wednesday Curt Blunt plans to open a drug store in Jasper County and mentions ambitions for local restaurants.
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Jane
Teasday
Wensday
Curt Blunt
Jasper County
Farm Land Lease Bars Hunting with Gun or Dog
A notice from E. L. & W. B. Havens states no hunting with firearms or dogs on their leased farms and land.
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E. L. & W. B. Havens
Pleasant Surprise for Miss Rebecca Stone Birthday
The Home Workers Club planned a November 15 gathering at a good home to honor Miss Rebecca Stone who has been an invalid for over two years and is recovering. Forty seven guests attended as friends shared a delicious dinner and Mrs. Sallie Prather recited three selections.
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Home Workers Club
Rebecca Stone
Sallie Prather
Miss Stone
Minnie Palmer
J. R. Lantz
Alpha Powell and Son
Everett Riley
Lyle Britton
Ebb Schrock
Washington
Florable
Davie Kimbrough
Lee Kimbrough
Lucille Stults
Mary Mundell
Loren Haggard
Ed Wilhite
Etta Wilhite
Office Closure Notice From Dr Becker
The office will be closed from November 21 to December 1. Dr. Q H Becker will hold no appointments during the period.
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Q. H. Becker
Seed corn supply analyzed for 1935 in Sullivan County
County agents report only about 10 percent of farmers have seed corn for 1935 with 20 cribs suitable for seed. Sullivan normally uses 7 000 to 8 000 bushels annually. Missouri 1934 corn output around 9 million bushels, concentrated in four southeastern counties. Unadapted Iowa seed risks high costs and poor results. seed shortages remain about 60 000 bushels below state needs.
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Sullivan County
Missouri
Atchison
Andrew
Carroll
Chariton
Holt
Worth
Iowa
Mid-Week Bridge Club Hostess Entertains Members
Mrs. Kenneth Williams hosted the Mid-Week bridge club on Wednesday November 14. The afternoon involved socializing and rag rug preparations. Guests included Mrs. Leon Kenley and sons, Mrs. Nelson Brassfield, Mrs. Ray Nickell, Mrs. Harold Rinehart, Mrs. Edgar Hoeshon, Mrs. Kenneth Williams and children.
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Kenneth Williams
Leon Kenley and Sons
Nelson Brassfield
Ray Nickell
Harold Rinehart
Edgar Hoeshon
Farmers Receive Cash for Crop Reductions in Sullivan County
Sullivan County farmers, cooperating with the Agricultural Adjustment Administration, received 99 512.47 in cash payments for reducing output to support national farm purchasing power. The report notes 197.15 to wheat, 52.00 to tobacco, and 99 263.32 on corn and hogs, covering payments up to November 1. Missouri totals at that time reached 13 930 032.34, with key allocations to cotton, wheat, tobacco, and corn hog contracts.
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Sullivan County
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Baugher
Washington
Missouri
Wallace
Henry C. Wallace
Mrs Belle Riley Heads to California for Winter
Mrs Belle Riley departed yesterday to travel through San Bernardino Ludlow and other California points to spend the winter with her brother Art Lambert.
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Belle Riley
San Bernardino
Ludlow
California
Art Lambert
Family and Friends Bid Farewell to Mrs Hil. Deskins
The obituary notes the passing of Mrs Hil Deskins and lists her family and sister, along with the Deskins family and other relatives and friends.
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Hil. Deskins
Turkeys and chickens for sale by Loy Kelly Browning
Poultry available includes turkeys and chickens with price information obtainable by phone. Contact Loy Kelly Browning for details and quotes.
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Loy Kelly, Browning
Linn County farmers offered three feed loan options
Three livestock feed loan types exist for Linn County farmers. The work loan targets the destitute with small stock, while larger stock holders riski ng access. A third option comes via the Farmers Production Credit Association of Brookfield, offering outright mortgages at lower rates. Apply early as funds come from St Louis and shortages may spook prices.
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Linn County
Linn
Fai
Linneus
Farmers Production Credit Association of
Brook— Field
Leslie Kelley
Maconie Temple
St. Louis
Infant Marvin Estes Born and Died Within Day
Infant Marvin Estes son of Wilson and Geneva Lay was born November 12 1934 and died November 13 1934. He is survived by his parents one brother Donald Howard both sets of grandparents and three great grandparents. Funeral services were held at Jenkins cemetery Wednesday at 2 30 PM conducted by Rev C R Huten.
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Marvin Estes
Wilson
Geneva Lay
Donald Howard
Jenkins Cemetery
Rev. C. R. iLuten
Bereavement thanks from Mr and Mrs Sage
The Sage family thanks friends and neighbors for acts of kindness shown during their sad bereavement. Mr and Mrs Wilson Sage express gratitude for support and sympathy received.
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Mrs. Wilson Sage
Browning Farm Chik Offers Oll Corn Car No 2
Car of oll corn No 2 yellow TM on track advertised by Browning Farm Chik urging immediate purchase as prices rise daily. Phone listed as 158.
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Browning Farm Chik
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Peters
William Mile Brown
Don Simmons
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