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Browning Leader Record

Location

Browning, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Oct 22, 1936

Page

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Letters from Brazil to Linn County Friends in 1936

A July 1936 note from Lins Sao Paulo Brazil describes life and race in a Brazilian settlement area. It discusses immigrant groups Japanese Portuguese Spaniards Syrians Greeks and others and contemplates Brazilians as land dispossession reshapes identity. The Coopers Clyde and Pauline sign the letter. a Browning Leader-Record note follows.

Lins E. de Sao Paulo Brazil Texas U. S Europe Asia Balkans Poland Fke The Coopers Clyde Pauline Browning Leader-Record

Mt Hope and North Salem Church Services Listed

M E Church notes preaching at Mt Hope on Sunday October 25 at 11 am and at North Salem at 7 30 pm. Everyone is invited to attend. O B Hobbs pastor.

Mt. Hope North Salem O. B. Hobbs

Letter From Oregon Albany Reflects Rural Prosperity

A 1936 Albany Oregon letter discusses a prosperous Willamette Valley with good crops and prices. The writer, age 88, mentions subscribing payments, community life, and week-by-week notes on school, weather, farming, and local events.

John E Swanger Dies in Rochester After Long Illness

John E. Swanger, former Milan resident born 1864, died Sunday in Rochester Minnesota after a long heart disease illness. An educator, state official, and newspaper editor, he held Missouri General Assembly seats, studied law, led the Milan Republican, and served as secretary of state and bank commissioner before guiding the Modern Woodmen of America tuberculosis sanatorium in Woodman Colorado. Funeral services were held in Milan with many friends and officials in attendance.

John E. Swanger Milan Rochester Minn Mr. Swanger Kirksville Narmal General Assembly of Missouri Ann Arbor Mich Governor Hadley Woodmen of America Woodman Colo Swanger

Pie Supper Special Notice at White Oak Fli

Bryon Maggart, a teacher, announces a pie supper at White Oak, Fli, on October 23. Everyone is welcome to attend.

White Oak Fli Bryon Maggart

State P. E. O. Organizer Visits Chapter V

Miss Katherine Drain of Shel bina the State P. E. O. organizer inspected Chapter V on Thursday. Officers with books and supplies met her at the president Mrs. Glaze home. A seven o'clock two course dinner followed at the Herbert C. Bailey home and the meeting then at the W. H. Dickinson home. Drain was an overnight guest and praised the chapter as charming and efficient.

Katherine Drain Shelbina Glaze Herbert C. Bailey W. H. Dickinson

Laugh Grow Fat Program Band Pie Supper at Kni fong Grove

Community event at Kni fong Grove School on Oct 28 at 7 30 p m features a band and pie supper. Proceeds support school activities and student programs.

Knifong Grove School

70th Wedding Anniversary For George W Clark Sr Couple

Mr and Mrs George W Clark Sr celebrate their 70th wedding anniversary at their Milan Missouri home. Seven children, 41 grandchildren, 52 great grandchildren, and 4 great great grandchildren attend along with five generations.

George W. Clark Milan Walter Clark Maude Kelley Alfred McKinney Grover Harrelson Floyd Neeley May Catlett William Clark Glifton Hill

Peterson Bros Garage Promotes Prestone Anti-freeze

Old Man Winter warning pushes vehicle care as Peterson Bros Garage advertises new Prestone anti-freeze and heaters with competitive prices.

Winter Peterson Bros

Turkey Shoot Set By Local American Legion Post

The local American Legion Post approved sponsoring its Annual Turkey Shoot for 1935. Committees are arranged to manage the event and ensure quality for participants from near and far. Turkeys geese and ducks will be awarded in each class with dates and prize bills to be announced.

American Legion Post

Calhoun's Grocery Announces Saturday Specials

Calhoun's Grocery advertises specials for Saturday offerings. The notice highlights discounted items and a brief sales focus for shoppers. The brief text includes the store name and the event day.

Calhoun’s Grocery

Thurlo sells Angus calves to Fullers from Green Mountain

Mrs Fuller and daughter June bought all of H N Thurlo's Angus calves, 14 purebred heifer and 22 bulls. Mr Fuller stayed to drive the cattle home, with tracking by Kenneth Williams and David Stowell. June Thurlo, a 4 H winner, will attend Chicago International with three head and plans to start her own purebred herd.

Mrs. True Fuller June Green Mountain Iowa H. N. Thurlo Chicago

Rexall Sale At Purdin This Week

Purdin hosts a Rexall sale on Thursday Friday Saturday and Sunday November 4 5 6 7 with advertised bargains at Web store location and Rexall drug.

Purdin

Extension of Soil Conservation Class II Payments Date

State Soil Conservation Committee extends the deadline for earning Class II soil building payments from September 30 to October 31. Farmers may seed land to grass mixtures and receive 1.00 to 1.50 per acre. bluegrass Timothy mix earns 1.50 per acre. limestone spreading also qualifies for payment.

State Soil Conservation Committee

Purdin Wins Croquet Tournament in Haseville City

In Wednesday’s croquet tournament the Purdin team secured first and second places with Browning finishing third. Teams from Haseville Reger Humphreys Lin neus Jamesport and Browning competed before a large crowd in a hotly contested final windup.

Haseville Reger Humphreys Linneus Jamesport Browning Purdin

Ladies Club Social and Quilting Notes From Brookshire Community

Seventeen Sun Shine Workers Club members met October 14 with Mrs Maude Kille for a lunch and quilting session. The group held a short business portion then socialized with a lunch. condolences were offered for Pearl Montgomery. Guests attended from surrounding households and the members set October 28 for the next gathering with Mrs Nannie Cokesham.

Apples For Sale At Ke'sey Orchards West Of Brookfield

Ke'sey Orchards offers Jeenathan Delicious Golden Delicious and other apple varieties. Several grades available. Prices start at 75 cents per bushel. Also offering sweet cider and honey. U S No 36 west of Brookfield.

Ke’sey Orchards U. S. No. 36 Brookfield

M. M. D. Bridge Club Hosts Oct 9 Evening

The M. M. D. Bridge Club met Mr and Mrs Burton Carr on October 9 after dinner four tables played bridge Guests included Mr and Mrs Edgar Carter Miss Lorraine Glaze Mrs Robert Moore and Arthur Brassfield Members present included Mr and Mrs Noel Bennett Mr and Mrs Geo Prather Mr and Mrs Wayne Stufflebean Mr and Mrs Jerry Jennings Mr and Mrs Joe Nevins Prizes were awarded to Mrs Robert Moore and Edgar Carter.

M. M. D. Bridge Club Burton Carr Edgar Carter Lorraine Glaze Robert Moore Arthur Brassfield Noel Bennett Geo. Prather Wayne Stufflebean Jerry Jennings Joe Nevins

Stitch and Chatter Club Meets For Daylong Quilt Work

Frances McGhee hosts an all day meeting on October 15 by the Stitch and Chatter Club. Twenty two members answer roll call as they quilt and embroider two comforts are completed. A noon dinner is shared and at 2 30 the president Mrs Opal Gooch calls the meeting to order with a club song. Visitors include Mrs Herb Barclay Mrs Roy Mathews Mrs Geo Mathews Mrs John Mc Ghee Miss Genevieve McGhee and Miss Hester Steele. Next meeting October 29 with Bessie Steele and a miscellaneous club report.

Sunshine Workers Club Brookshier Maude Kille Zelma_ Stufflebea Hazel Ingraham Marjorie Woodside Vera Pearl Montgomery Veda »Lambert Beulah Haveris Lucille Williams O. B. Hobbs Stella Peters Bessie Head Mollie Cordray Eula Maxson Genevieve and Mary Shepherd Kathaleen Stephenson C. R Helen Cokerham Jesus Cars Weses Imogene Brown God Mary Yagel Leslie Leote Yagel Bertie Owens Helen Payne Nannie Cokesham Frances McGhee Opal Gooch Grabbag Amelia Herb Barclay Roy Mathews Geo. Mathews John McGhee Genevieve McGhee Hester Steele Bessie Steele

Edith Seals Hosts U B Working Club Meeting

Mrs Edith Seals entertained the U B Working Club in October with a social gathering and discussion.

U. B Edith Seals

True Blue Club Resumes Meetings with New Officers

The True Blue Club met at Mrs. W. E. Morris home on October 14 with thirteen members. Officers elected include Mrs. Wayne Cooper president and Mrs. Price Gilmer vice president. The group planned committees, a fundraiser serving lunch at Shafter on election day, and a pie contribution by each member. A Silger Sewing Machine salesman was set for a demonstration at the next meeting.

True Blue Club W. E. Morris Wayne Cooper Price Gilmer Warren Gooch Bryan Maklay Vernon Philips Spencer ‘Bowyer Lund Shafter Grover Murrell Silger

Willing Workers Club Oct 14 Meeting Minutes

Willing Workers on October 14 met at Mrs Mary Taylor with thirteen members and ten visitors. They quilted, held the annual meeting, enjoyed a noon dinner, sang Yield Not to Temptation, and heard a poem. New officers elected: President Lucille Arnold, Vice President Lola Hampton, Secretary Isabel Gooch, Treasurer Lucy Cumbo, Assistants Lola Hampton and Dorothy Christy. The group adjourned to meet October 28 with Lora Badger.

Willing Workers Club Mary Taylor Lucille Arnold Lola Hampton Isabel Gooch Lucy Cumbo Dorothy Christy Lora

Hunting Notice On Farm Prohibits Guns And Dogs

Ben Slater warns that hunting with guns or dogs is strictly forbidden on his farm and that violators will be prosecuted. Stay off the property to avoid legal action.

Ben Slater

35th Anniversary Meeting Of Local PEO Chapter

The local PEO Chapter marked its 35th anniversary with Mrs. Elmo Schrock hosting on October 14. A program followed the business session including two piano duets by Mrs. R A Glaze and Mrs. W H Dickinson, readings by Mrs. Nellie Seaman, and two vocal solos by Miss Lorraine Glaze. Charter member Mrs. Jennie Epperson received a gift from the chapter. A two course lunch was served by the hostess with help from Mrs. H L Schrock and Miss Sarah Lou.

Elmo Schrock R. A. Glaze W. H. Dickinson Nellie Seaman Lorraine Glaze Jennie Epperson H. L. Schrock Sarah Lou

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Linn County Pauline Cooper H. A. Tomlin Purdin, Mo M. E. Church Notes Oregon Albany Ore Browning, Mo Williamette Valley Skhool Bass Ball Ft. Ball Paris Ford Unkle Rong Legion of Friends Ray Clark Ralph Fry Herbert Idale Ella Head Eulavieve Earl Maggart Phyllis Ellen Leo Harrelson Leola Melvin Beryl Head Clark Harrelson Elizabeth Kuhler Lester Kelley Jessie Spencer Cecil Neeley Turkey Hale’s Pharmacy M. M. D. Club Stitch and Chatter Club
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