Church Notes Board of Stewards Meet at Pastors Study
The board of stewards met Saturday afternoon in the pastor's study with H L Schrock John Mairs S P Carr J D Burwell Browning Mrs J Bundridge Floyd Wampler John Jones Knifong John H Guyer Matt Buswell Gilbert Montgomery Purdin H A Tomlin C A Gooch Morris Chapel. Attendance at Sunday night service was good and there was evident convicting power of God. Rev Bate, previously suffering with a lame ankle, is improving and hopes to resume pastoral visitation soon. The first quarterly conference is at Bear Branch Saturday at 2 o'clock James L Bate, Pastor.
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E. C
Board of Stewards
Slats Diary Chronicle of a Week in Farm Life
A diary style entry recounts a week with Slats and family. Friday notes Nellie teasing over garters for tomato cans while discussing agriculture. Saturday mentions Pug Stevens and a football dispute with two Tigers players. Sunday reflects on a Connecticut undertaking article and a wry remark about women's capabilities. Monday includes a classroom clash over football tactics with the captain speaking to a stern teacher. Tuesday covers a church social gathering to trade items. Wednesday parodies a teacher describing Washington crossing the Delaware with humor and misread history. Thursday references a Sunday school incident and library embarrassment.
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Nellie
Are Lease
Pug Stevens
Tigercats
Connecticut
Jake
Rite
Chirch
Washton
Dellaware
Geo Washington
Simon Legrees
Ohio River
Cinnatti
Plum
Ben
Hogs Shipped From Cora and Local Visits Note Local Happenings
Cora and Cross Roads report hog shipments from Cora on Tuesday. Residents attend street fair events Friday and Saturday. Mrs Lara Foster of Milan visits her parents Mr and Mrs Wm Butler over Sunday. Arthur Pipes and family visit Mr and Mrs E E Maxey last week. J H Tharp reshingles his house. Roy Neely delivers hogs at Cora on Tuesday. Miss Sylvia Carmack and Nora Lee Harmon call at Chas Dodsons Monday. Clifford Spencer is able to be out again.
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Lara Foster
Milan
Wm, Butler
Arthur Pipes
E.E. Maxey
Money To Loan Five and One Half Percent Farm Loans
Notice announces Burwell and Porter of Brookfield Missouri offering five and one half percent farm loans. Also advertised are pasture for rent, logs for sale on shares, and church seats for sale by Mrs. C J Porter.
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Burwell & Porter
Brookfield
C.J. Porter
Card of Thanks for Frank Powell
The family expresses gratitude to friends for kindness during the illness death and burial of husband and father Frank Powell. Mrs. Frank Powell and Children.
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Frank Powell
Visit notes and local social items from Chillicothe area
Will Penhale and wife and Walter Patterson and wife visit relatives in Chillicothe Sunday. Charles Bagley and Joe Crea son were at the Chicago market with cattle Monday. Mrs Patterson spent Wednesday with Mrs Joe Creason. Mrs Will Pulliam visited Willard Pulliam Sunday. Willard Ross and family moved to Purdin from Kansas City last week. Warm October weather continues. A W Cotter and wife spent Sunday with Joe Johnson east of Browning.
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Will Penhale
Walter Patterson
Chillicothe
Charles ‘Bagley
Joe Creason
Chicago
Willard Ross
Purdin
Kansas City
A. W. Cotter
Joe Johnson
Browning
The Little Gem Restaurant Opens for Meals
The Little Gem is ready to serve meals and short orders with clean, pleasant premises. Mrs. Cora Ogle is listed as proprietor.
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Little Gem
Cora Ogle
Obituary for Leonard Frank Powell Dies After Illness
Leonard Frank Powell died at his Browning home on Monday October 2 1922 after months of illness. Born January 29 1852 in Linn County he married Nancy Turner March 29 1877 and had four children Emma Opal died young. Survived by wife Nancy and three children Bert L Nor a Cassity and Ference Murrell. Funeral at the First Baptist Church Browning conducted by Rev Drinkard. Burial at Mount Olive with hope of resurrection.
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Leonard Frank Powell
Linn County
Linneus
Nancy Turner
Emma Opal
Bert L
Browning
Nora Cassity
Topeka
Kan
Ference Murrell
Frank Powell
First Baptist Church of
Baptist Church
Drinkard
Laredo
Mount Olive
Roth
God
Purdin Street Fair Set For Tomorrow And Saturday
The Purdin Street Fair in Linn county will occur tomorrow and Saturday. Local business people farmers and livestock breeders have prepared premium exhibits to showcase farm products and ensure a strong showing if weather allows. Browning and nearby areas will be represented and residents are urged to bring items to contribute to a bigger and better event.
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Linn County
Purdin
Browning
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Browning, Missouri
Joe Nickell
D. G
Cora
J.h.tharp
J.b.franklin
Roy Neely
Sylvia Carmack
Nora Lee Harmon
Chas
Clifford Spencer
Patterson
Mrs
Will Pulliam
Willard Pulliam
Little Gem Restaurant
Pauly E
K. C. Bailey
Purdin's Street Fair
Mickie
Sree
Poland
Osgood
Chinas
W.R. Kent & Son
W. H. Pulliam Produce
P. E. Cokerham & Son
Willard Battery Insurance
Willard Storage Battery Company
Peterson
Moran
Lette
E. K. Fields
Gertrude Fields
Alt
Arthur L. Pratt
Probat
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