Obituary of Isaac H Dixon of Green City Missouri
Isaac Hartwell Dixon born near Unionville Missouri June 16 1867 died at his Green City Missouri home September 26 1951 aged 83 3 10 married November 12 1893 to Lillian S Harlan. Survived by wife two sons Hulbert G and Esper V daughter Doris Shoop fourteen grandchildren eleven great grandchildren one sister and two brothers. Services September 30 at Green City Methodist Church. burial Mt Olivet under Glenn E Kent & Son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac Hartwell Dixon
William
Permelia Bradshaw Dixon
Unionville
Missouri
Green City
Lilllian S. Harlan
Doris Shoop
Hulbert G
Browning, Mo
Esper V
Riley S. Dixon
Mr. Dixon
Martha Vanderpool
Pasadena
California
James H
Henry G
Superior
Nebraska
Dixon
United Brothers Church
Holiness Church
Methodist Church
J. F. Bankston
Mt. Olivet
Glenn E. Kent & Son
Tragic passing of Kirksville boy David Fanning at age four
David Fanning four year old son of Mr and Mrs Gaylon Fanning of Kirksville died Tuesday evening at 6 30 in a Columbus hospital after a three year illness. He was the only grandchild of Mr and Mrs F R Fanning. The family receives sympathy from many friends. Services set for Thursday afternoon in Milan.
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David Fanning
Gaylon Fanning
Kirksville
Columbia
David
F. R. Fanning
Milan
General trucking and scrap iron services offered
Arthur Jacobs and Dewain Williams advertise ready general trucking services including hauling coal and grain and purchasing old scrap iron. Contact Browning via phones 73 J and 44F12 for details.
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Arthur Jacobs
Dewain Williams
Browning
P.T.A. Meeting At Browning School Auditorium
Notice announces a Browning School P.T.A. meeting in the auditorium on Monday October 8 at 7 p.m. A pot luck supper will follow and a film will be shown.
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P.T.A
Browning School
For Sale Preway Oil Heater 75 000 BTU Excellent Condition
For sale a Preway oil heater 75 000 BTU used two seasons in excellent condition. Includes all pipe and tank fittings. Asking price 65 dollars. Contact Cal vin Lambert at school or home.
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Calvin Lambert
Grantsville Club Meets With Mrs Barrows September 13 1951
Mrs Clorine Barrows hosts Grantsville Club meeting with 15 members present and Irene Barrows as visitor. Rain postpones Pershing Park picnic. Meeting ends with the Lord's Prayer and refreshments served.
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Clorine Barrows
Grantsville Club
Irene Barrows
Pershing Park
Gladys Bagley
Thelma Haley
Jones Taxi Offers Late Model Clean Comfort Cars
Taxi service advertises late model clean cars with a home office and north of the bank location. Phone contact is provided.
Funeral Services Held For W. A. Brookshire Lamar Colo
Funeral services for W A Brookshire longtime Lamar resident who died early last week were held Sunday at Kirkpatrick Duggan Mortuary with Rev J Graydon Wilson officiating. Pallbearers included W C Inecon James Atwood Darrel Sawyer Floyd Downing Robert Philips and Alfred Fuller. Odd Fellows lodge No 80 led the graveside rites at Riverside cemetery. Brookshire born February 24 1876 in Browning Missouri died September 11 1951 at age 75 years 6 months 17 days. He married Clara E Bauswell in 1913 and they adopted a son Walter O in 1922. He leaves a widow a son a daughter in law three grandchildren and a ranch south of Lamar once homesteaded. He was active in church and community life and long engaged in coal and feed business with his family.
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Kirkpatrick- Duggan
W. Brookshire
Lamar
Brookshire
J. Graydon Wilson
First Methodist Church
W. C. Inecon
James Atwood
Darrel Sawyer
Floyd Downing
Robert Philips
Alfred Fuller
Lee Flora
Lois McGarth
Lamar Odd Fellows Lodge
Riverside Cemetery
William Albert Brookshire
Browning
Missouri
James Newton
Rebecca — Louisa Brookshire
Methodist Church
Tarkio
Lamaa
Clara E. Bauswell
Walter O
Mr. Brookshire
18 Inch Estate Coal Heater
Estate coal heater in good condition listed by Herald Lambert of Browning.
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Herald Lambert
Browning
Mrs Nellie Barrows Hosts Grantsville Homemakers Club
Grantsville Homemakers Club met September 27 with hostess Mrs Nellie Barrows for an afternoon session. Officers elected for the year include President Leta Lyons and Vice President Gladys Bagley. Birthday party planned at Purdin Hall with sandwiches pie and coffee. Next meeting scheduled with Mrs Ruby Burkholder October 11.
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Grantsville Homemakers Club
Nellie Barrows
James Fowler
Leta Lyons
Gladys Bagley
Pauline Murrain
Treas
Myrl Pulliam
Vera Patterson
Dora Tate
Mattie Buswell
Sylvia Street
Purdin Hall
Ruby Burkholder
C. R
W. S. of C. S. Meeting at Mrs Laura Hamilton’s
The W. S. of C. S. met at Mrs. Laura Hamilton’s home on Thursday afternoon September 20 with nineteen members present. Roll call answered with scripture. Opening hymn followed by prayer and talks on It’s for You to Decide Cast Thy Bread and more like the Master.
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W.S. of C. S
Laura Hamilton
Carter
Paryer
Chapter V P E O Meets at Bolling Home for September
Chapter V P E O members gathered at the Jas P Bolling home on Wednesday September 26 with Mrs Bolling and Mrs Jas R Williams as hostesses since Mrs Carolee McCrary was unable to entertain. During social hour Mrs Laura Hamilton gave a fine book report on The Pink House and Mrs Williams read a poem. Refreshments were provided by Mrs McCrary.
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P.E.O
P.E. O
Jas. P. Bolling
Landmark Razed on West Main Once Carter’s Feed and Ice
A frame building on West Main, built circa 1905 by the late W. T. Moore, was dismantled this week. It housed a blacksmith shop for five years, then was sold to L. E. and E. R. Carter who ground and retailed seeds and ice. E. R. Carter retired in 1950. The nearby natural ice storage building by the schoolhouse has been sold and moved.
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West Main
Carter
W. T. Moore
L. E
E. R. Carter
Box Storage Here by F. M. Stamper Co
The F. M. Stamper Company unloaded another car of dressed poultry boxes here this week. They will be transferred and used in Milan as needed.
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F. M. Stamper Co
Milan
Box Supper at Russell School on Thursday Night
Velma Foster, teacher, invites the community to a box supper at Russell School scheduled for Thursday evening October 4 1951. Proceeds support school programs. Local attendance encouraged.
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Russell School
Velma Foster
Son Kenneth Dennis Completes Studies at Marysville College
Mr and Mrs James Coulter learn their son Private First Class Kenneth R Dennis of the Army Air Force has finished studies at Marysville State Teachers College Michigan and is assigned to the 10th Army Air Force at Selfridge Michigan.
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James Coulter
Pfc
Kenneth R. Dennis
Army Air Force
Marysville State Teachers College
Marysville
Michigan
10Th Army Air Force
Selfridge
DeLaval Separator and Junior Size Item For Sale
Classified note offers a DeLaval Separator and a Junior size unit, both in good condition. Contact Charles West by telephone to arrange purchase or inspection.
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DeLaval
Charles West
Browning
Burnetts Move from Dayton to Boston for Research Program
Captain M. G. Burnett and Mrs. Burnett with daughters Vicki and Jan relocate from Dayton Ohio to Boston Massachusetts. Captain Burnett transfers from Wright Patterson Air Force Base to attend the University of Boston Optical Research School for twenty eight months. Mrs. Burnett is the former Doris Langdon daughter of Ernest Langdon of Brookfield Missouri.
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Boston
M. G. Burnett
Vicki
Jan
Dayton
Ohio
Mass
Burnett
Wright-Patterson Air Force Base
University of Boston Optical Research School
Entertains Schoolmates With Clever Place Cards
Entertained Mrs Beverly Carr of Purdin graciously hosted a Sunday evening dinner for her schoolmates. Guests included Mrs Harrison Smith of Purdin Mrs George Dray of Chillicothe and Miss Maude Morris of the area.
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Beverly Carr
Purdin
Harrison Smith
George Dray
Chillicothe
Maude Morris
Browning
Radio Service Drop at Bailey Maytag Co
Radios may be left at the Bailey Maytag Co for your convenience Neff Radio Service Phone 587 16 S Main Brookfield Mo.
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Bailey Maytag Co
Neff Radio Service
S Main
Brookfield, Mo
Home Workers Club Meeting at Mrs Mary Grice’s Home
The Home Workers Club gathered at Mary Grice’s home on Thursday September 27 for an all day meeting. Members shared a noon dinner, discussed flood relief clothing donations for Kansas City, elected new officers, and planned the next meeting with a Bible verse roll call.
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Home Workers Club
Mary Grice
Genevieve Prather
Pearl Mundell
Velma Jennings
Marvy Grice
Kansas City
Irene Herbert
Nancy Bennett
LaVerne Harris
Arlene McKenzie
Kathryne Taylor
Janet Grice
Elizabeth Crookshank
Reading
Lillian Bennett
Mattie Gooch
Maude Wolfe
Lizzie Zimmerman
Maggie Wykoff
Fred Cotter
Dwight Skeen
Margaret Smith
Dorothy Smith
Carrie Savers
Mac Taylor
Herbert Crookshank
Arthur Bennett
George Prather
Ray Bennett
John Bill
Phillip Grice
C. R. Maggie Wykoff
Civic Club Meeting at Legion Hall October 9
All interested in the Civic Club meet at Legion Hall on Tuesday October 9 at 7 p m. Bring pies. Coffee furnished.
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Civic Club
Legion Hall
Fairview P. T. A. Holds September Meeting
The Fairview District P. T. A. met Friday evening September 28 with a Wiener roast and picnic supper. Mrs. John Tucker presided as president and Celia Gooch won a rhyme quiz while Alice De Vore provided humorous reading. Mr. Tucker closed with harp selections.
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Fairview P. T. A
Fairview
John Tucker
Ceila Gooch
Alice DeVore
Pleasant Grove Revival Services Set at Church
Pleasant Grove Evangelical United Brethren Church hosts Sunday School at 10 a m with Roy Miller as superintendent and Holy Communion at 11 a m on October 7. Revival begins October 8 led by Rev G D Hammontree of Brashear Missouri for two weeks of gospel preaching and singing.
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Pleasant Grove
Auxiliary Unit Install Officers September 24
On September 24 the American Legion Auxiliary met at Mrs. Dyle Petersons home for the regular meeting and officer installation. Miss Helen Hall installed officers including President Gale Thurlo and 1st Vice President Harold Abbott with other posts filled by Mrs. Jas Williams Secretary Travis Smith Treasurer Joe Christy Chaplain Mrs. Joe Ingraham Historian Vic Grice Sargent at Arms Mrs. Wm Ware. Refreshments followed and the hostess was thanked for a delightful evening.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Dyle Peterson
Helen Hall
2Nd District
Gale Thurlo
Harold Abbott
Jas.Williams
Travis Smith
Joe Christy
Joe Ingraham
Hisrian
Vic Grice
Sargent
Wm. Ware
Legion
Auxiliary
Peterson
Fisher and Davis Saw Mill Ad for Tractor and Chain Saw
Antique listing notes a 1 acre tract near Chillicothe Missouri with a Model 7 Mall Chain Saw and a tractor on new rubber. Contact Bill Anderson at 1421 Cooper, Chillicothe for details.
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Fisher and Davis
Bill Anderson
Cooper
Chillicothe
Kirby couple welcome 6 pound 15 ounce son
Mr and Mrs Keith Kirby of Chillicothe announce the birth of their third child a son born at Chillicothe Hospital weighing 6 lb 15 oz on September 80th This is their third child with two brothers and a sister riding fast in the family news
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Keith Kirby
Chillicothe
Chillicothe Hospital
Junior Class Food Sale At Farmers Cash Store
The Junior Class hosts a Saturday food sale at the Farmers Cash Store on October 6. An Angel food cake giveaway will accompany purchases and patrons are urged to attend.
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Farmers Cash Store
Thank You Note from Rosalie Schrock
Sincere thanks for the many cards flowers and letters sent during my recent illness. They were greatly appreciated by Rosalie Schrock.
Purdin WCTU Holds September Meeting at Methodist Church
The September meeting of the Purdin WCTU met Thursday at two oclock in the Methodist Church with hostess Mrs Edna Hisel. Ten members and three young visitors attended as Daisy Street led the program with several members contributing. Mrs Hisel reported on her Bolivar State WCTU Convention trip. Cookies coffee and mints were served.
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Purdin
W.C.T.U
Edna Hisel
Roberts
Guy Johnson
Daisy Street
Arthur Smith
Edgar Rushton
Mamie Bartow
Etta Browning
Robert Smith
Roberta Roberts
Rose Chambers
Hisel
Bolivar
W.C.T. U
Annual Bankers Meeting Set for Chillicothe on Oct 9
The Missouri Bankers Association Group two holds its annual meeting in Chillicothe October 9 with C A Rouse of The Hamilton Bank and G H McCullough of Harris Banking Company acting as officers. Attending officers include Geo A Richmond president V P American National Bank St Joseph W R Courtney V P President Mexico Savings Bank John Rogers treasurer First National Bank Milan and Robert E Lee Hill secretary Columbia.
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Chillicothe
Bankers of Group Two
The
Missouri Bankers Association
C. A. Rouse
Hamilton Bank
G. H. McCullough
Harris Banking Company
Caldwell
Chariton
Daviess
Grundy
Linn
Livingston
Mercer
Putnam, and Sullivan
Geo. A. Richmond
American National Bank
St. Joseph
W. R. Courtney
Mexico Savings Bank
John Rogers
First National Bank
Milan
Robert E. Lee Hill
Columbia
Brotherhood Organized At The Baptist Church In Linn County
Last Friday evening the Baptist Church hosted an installation for Brotherhood officers led by A C Jones associational president. New officers named are Lantz McCormick president Ovid Pryor first vice president Herald Lambert second vice president C L McQuown secretary H C Bailey treasurer Gayle Ingraham chorister Joe Head. The group aims to advance Christ’s will through evangelism stewardship church loyalty and Bible doctrine with plans for the first meeting soon. Men in the community are invited to attend.
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A. C. Jones
Linn County Brotherhood Work
Baptist Church
Brotherhood
Lantz McCormick
Ovid Pryor
Herald Lambert
C. L. McQuown
H. C. Bailey
Gayle Ingraham
Joe Head
Christ
Rex coal heater sells after one year in Milan
Marvin Stephenson lists a Rex coal heater used one year for sale in Milan. Contact phone 293 for interested buyers.
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Rex
Marvin Stephenson
Milan
Carpenter Advises Address Change To Joplin
L O Carpenter relocates from Gravette Arkansas to 1708 Grand Ave Joplin Missouri. He has spent two months in the Veterans Hospital Fayetteville Arkansas and remains bedbound most of the time.
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L. O. Carpenter
Gravette
Ark
Grand Ave
Joplin
Paul A Mighty Man of God Service at White Oak Grove
White Oak Grove Church holds Monday night services at 7 30 PM. October 8 features Paul A Mighty Man of God. Mrs Elza Jacobs of Milan Missouri invites those interested in church wiring to attend.
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White Oak Grove
Paul
God
Elza Jacobs
Milan
Baptist Church Invites Community to Sunday Services
A Friendly Church led by Pastor C. L. Cody and Superintendent C. L. McQuown invites Browning residents to Sunday School at 10:00 a.m. Morning Worship at 11:00 a.m. and an evangelistic service at 7:30 p.m. Revival at Locust Valley replaces Wednesday prayer.
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Locust Valley
Browning
Churches of
Mt Olive Baptist Church Service Schedule
Mt Olive Baptist Church lists Sunday School at 10:00 A M with Junior Phillips as teacher. Morning worship at 11:00, evening worship at 7:30 P M. Preaching on the second and fourth Sundays, with Family Night on the preceding Friday. A cordial welcome to all.
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Mt. Olive Baptist Church
A. B. Baker
Junior Phillips
Methodist Church Morning Services and Classes
Rev. Robert Burns hosts a morning service at 10:00 a.m. at the Methodist Church. Classes for all ages are held, with James Calhoun serving as superintendent.
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Methodist Church
Robert Burns
James Calhoun
Read the tag on your paper it must read 1951
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Isaac’ H. Dixon
W. A. Brookshire
Lamar, Colo
W.s.of
C.S
Rosalie Schrock
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