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Browning Leader Record

Location

Browning, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Oct 11, 1934

Page

4

Stitch and Chatter Club Meeting Notes and Evelections

The Stitch and Chatter Club met on Oct 3 with 28 of 31 members present. Officers elected for a new year include President Mabel Brown Vice president Lou Harris secretary Lois Haley and treasurer Emma Haley. Members discussed Sunshine Pal exchanges and upcoming meetings while detailing sewing projects and gifts.

Mary Vincent Cecile Cotter Mabel Brown Lou Harris Lois Haley Marie Vincent Maude Christy Mary Cotter Lucy Cumbo Emma Haley Hazel Martin Carlyn Dave Gibson Sylvia Sheen Mary Taylor Lucille Norvell Lela Norvell Margaret Ellen Halsey Max Bown Charles Dwain Norma Sue Harris Robert Leo Haley Bobby Dean Christy Clarice Nad

Willing Workers Club Holds Meeting

The Willing Workers Club convened its gathering to discuss community activities and plan upcoming events. Members shared updates on projects and outlined roles for volunteers.

Slats Diary: A Small-Town View of Life and Local Events

Diary entries recount town life from Friday to Thursday. Mrs Bentwelt moves from the city preferring small towns where fame is local. Pa worries about a lodged button. Sunday school questions power beyond kings. reflections on weather, tackle sports, and aging. Multiple neighbors and daily happenings highlight small town routines.

A. J. Bentwelt U. S United States All Rite Buddy Ant Emmy Evry Buddy Cum Missouri Teasday Annabell Wensday Noose Tonie Fedral Athoritys Joe Hix

Advice to Poultry Raisers on Spring Chickens

A letter advises poultry raisers to feed chicks properly to ensure early heavy spring growth for higher fall prices. It notes some producers had 5 pound springs worth 15 cents and mentions seven- something, urging timely care to maximize sales.

Route AA in Linn County planned as new state highway

State Highway Department preliminarily designates Route AA from Route 11 to Route A Sullivan County. The proposed path runs from Route A at Linn Sullivan line near Winigan, then southeast to the present road, east to Route 11, with minor jog corrections. Citizens may request a hearing before Oct 20 1934 by contacting Division Engineer C W Francisco in Macon.

State Highway Department Linn County Sullivan County State Highway Commission Linn-Sullivan County Winigan C. W. Francisco Macon Jefferson City

First group of women ex tension clubs hosts achievement program

Laclede Opera House hosted the first group event with six clubs: Merry Matrons of Forker Mothers Club near Meadville Pleasant Grove Com Club Bruner's Best Useful Hour and The Home Culture Club of Laclede. Judges named Merry Makers of Forker first. A second meeting at Purdin drew five clubs including Grantsville Home Makers and Happy Sun.

Womens Extension Laclede Opera House Merry Matrons of Forker Mothers Club Near Meadville Pleasant Grove Com. Club Bruner’s Best Useful Hour Laclede Merry Makers of Purdin Grantsville

County Womens Extension Clubs stage variety program awards

The Third group met at Shelby on Tuesday with four clubs Happy Hour Jolly Jones Gloom Chasers and Sunshine Workers each performing a play readings and music Judges named the Happy Sunshine Club first The final group will meet Monday at West Strawberry Church to choose the best number for the Farm Bureau annual meeting at Linneus October 10 There are 33 clubs and 800 plus members proving ongoing community service and wholesome entertainment

Shine Bittersweet Golden Rule Home Workers Happy Sunshine Club Shelby Happy Hour Jolly Jones Gloom Chasers Sunshine Workers West Strawberry Church Farm Bureau Linneus Womens

4 H Clubs Highlight Local 4 H Activities

Morris Chapel 4 H Clothing Club met at leader Mrs Tom Kimbroughs home on Saturday September 22 to finish their record books. A handkerchief shower honored the leader. Music and refreshments followed as members hoped for a bigger club next year. 4 H Calves at Purdin Fair drew large entries with 14 calves shown on Main Street judged by J H Houghton and Eugene Lee. Top five formed a county group for St Joseph Show. others received premiums locally to be shown and sold at St Joseph. List of winners includes Vivian Buckner Paul Guyer Earl Buckner Willa Maud Buckner Lloyd Richmond Roy Buckner Billa Lyons Grac Stockwell Evelyn Lyons David Baugher Martin Baugher Glenn Stockwell Junior Evans Carroll Richmond. Additional participants could not bring calves due to muddy roads. Roy Baugher’s club car was shipped to Chicago for sale.

Morris Chapel Tom Kimbrough Main Street J. H. Houghton Linn County Eugene Lee Livingston County St. Joseph S. Joseph Vivian Buckner Paul Guyer Earl Buckner Willa Maud Buckner Lloyd Richmond Roy Buckner Billa Lyons Grac Stockwell Evelyn Lyons David Baugher Martin Baugher Glenn Stockwell Junior Evans Carroll Richmond Roy Baugher Bucklin Chicago

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Goldie Abbott Goldie Orpha Vesta Kathryn Washington D. C Washington, D. C Allie Doris Lucille Lenell Lewell Gooch Spit and Spatter Club Lon Dickinson Ted Hanman Jacob Quigley Bernie Brantner Bill de Vyere Harold Abbott Harold Foss Francis McGhee Charles Turner Ivan Cokerham Florence Foss Mabel Westfall Mary Beverly John Allen Kelly Elmo Dean Britton Peggy Browning Larry Hale Mary Jo Garry Hanman Marlin K. Steele C. R Middle West Frank Priebe Willing Workers Club The Met 4-H Clothing Club Met Purdin Fair Goodyear Peterson Bros. Garage Browning Browning, Missouri
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