Mrs Roy Taylor Dies at Home Near Reger Missouri
Mrs Alice Matilda Fields born February 10 1875 near Reger Missouri died October 10 1952 at the birthplace at 10:00 a m aged 77 8 8 She is survived by husband Wesley Leroy Taylor eight children twenty three grandchildren sixteen great grandchildren two sisters and numerous relatives Services were held October 20 1952 at the Reger Methodist Church with burial in Fields cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Matilda Fields
Perry Band
Sarah Rebecca Fields
Old Place
Reger
Missouri
Emily Sayers
Camora Shepherd
Milan
John
Jeff
Jake
James
Nancy
Hester
Catherine Fields
Mary Brumbaugh
Julia Knifong
Warren School
Methodist Church
Wesley Leroy Taylor
Elma Smith
Humphreys
Basil Taylor
Wichita
Kansas
Beryl] Taylor
North Salem
Cecil Taylor
Browning, Mo
Viviah Howard
Lucerne
Velma Blunt
Maxine Gray
Linneus
Byron Taylor
Methodist
Howward Copeland
Edith Collins
Virginia Moffitt
Imogene Artz
Byron
Archie Smith
Jerry
J. D
Ferrill Taylor
Carlos Crossfield
Fields Cemetery
Schoene’s
Christenson and Bundies Visit Linneus Area
Mrs Christenson and Mrs Bundies visited in Linneus area after spending weekend with relatives in Kansas City. They are former Neely sisters Carrie and Annabelle daughters of the late E M Neely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Wm. Christenson
Herbert Bundies
Linneus
Christenson
Dogs kill sheep on Henry farm after night incident
Noel Henry reported seven sheep killed and damaged by dogs last week. a previous loss of eight head occurred in January. He urges dog owners to prevent further property damage and protect others' livestock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noel Henry
Mr. Henry
Henry
Notice of Debt Responsibility by George Haley
Notice states that the signer will not be responsible for any debts except those contracted by him or his wife. Name George Haley, age 31, appears in the statement as the principal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Haley
Wanted Will Do Custom Corn Picking with Two Row Mounted Picker
Wanted ad from Chester Labor offering custom corn picking services using a two row mounted picker. Contact Pur din by phone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Labor, Phone, Purdin
Piano for the Methodist Church basement
A good piano is needed for the Metho dist Church basement. See Maude Morris or Mrs L W Hummel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Maude Morris
L. W. Hummel
For Rent 5 Room House with Water Inside
A five room house available for rent with water inside and a good garden. Contact Mrs Goldie Hollon or Mrs Earl Peters in Browning Missouri for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goldie Hollon
Earl Peters
Browning, Mo
Radio Service drop locations listed for convenience
Radios may be left at the Bailey Maytag Co in Browning for convenience Neff Radio Service at 316 Market St Brookfield Mo provides pickup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bailey Maytag Co
Browning
Neff Radio Service
Market St
Brookfield
Milan Homecoming Friday Features Queen King Candidates
Milan Homecoming set for Friday October 24 with Milan Shelbina football game at 8:00 PM The snake dance pep rally coronation of royalty parade and color bearers Scouts and cheerleaders lead the float car and walking units from the school at 2:00 PM. Queen candidates include Yvonne Trumbo Rebecca Crumpacker Shirley Clark Janis Livingston and Shirley Fleshman King candidates are Robert Wilson Fred Frazier Lonnie Frazier Jim Ford and Eddie Long.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yvonne Trumbo
Rebecca Crumpacker
Shirley’ Clark
Janis Livingston
Shirley Fleshman
Robert Wilson
Fred Frazier
Lonnie Frazier
Jim Ford
Eddie Long
Ipart
Milan Wildcats
Shelbina Indians
Haseville W S of C S Meeting Highlights
The Haseville W S of C S met Thursday afternoon at the Church with eight members and two children Bobby and Sherrill Warren present. They opened with singing Tis So Sweet To Trust In Jesus and Love Lifted Me. Lydia Holser led the Acts 21 22 and 23 lesson study. A brief business meeting followed and the gathering was dismissed with a prayer by Lydia Holser.
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Haseville W. S
C. S
Bobby
Sherrill Warren
Jesus
Imogene Williams
Lydia Holser
For Sale 1951 GMC 2 ton Truck with Rack
1951 GMC two ton truck for sale with grain and stock rack. Two speed axle. Good condition with all new tires. Contact Truman Stephen son at Browning Missouri phone 20.
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Truman Stephenson
Browning, Mo
My Trip to Oklahoma Summary by Mrs Camora Abbott
Mrs Camora Abbott describes a October trip to Oklahoma visiting relatives in Oklahoma City Hinton Vici and Marceline. She notes meeting old friends Fay Blanche Vera and Mr Howell and traveling on the Santa Fe from Woodward to Marceline then returning home.
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Oklahoma
Camora Abbott
Oklahoma City
Hinton
Fay
Blanche
Vici
Vera
Howell
Santa Fe
Woodward
Marceline
Truck and pup grain rack pulled by 1951 Chevrolet unit
Otto Hollon of Browning Missouri reports a 12 ton 1951 Chevrolet truck pulling a grain rack and stock rack behind it with a pup attached.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Hollon
Browning
Sunday Dinner Guests Among Local Families
Mr. and Mrs. Asa Badger hosted Sunday dinner with Kay and Jimmie, along with guests Patricia and Jimmie of Columbia, Mr. and Mrs. 8S. B. Lay, Wayne Stufflebean of Rothville, Mrs. Ella Stufflebean, Mr. and Mrs. Leon Vincent, Garry and Jane, and Misses Margaret E. Quigley and Judy Moore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asa Badger
Kay
Jimmie
B. Lay
Patricia
Columbia
Wayne Stufflebean
Rothville
Ella Stufflebean
Leon Vincent
Garry
Jane
Margaret E. Quigley
Judy Moore
In Memoriam for Silas J Bartow Wien
In loving memory of Silas J Bartow Wien, husband and father, who lies at a grave laid a year ago on October 25 1952. The verse speaks of longing and returning home as Mamie Bartow and family sadly miss him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silas J. Bartow
Wien
Mamie Bartow
Week of Prayer service at Methodist Church
A joint service of the W S C S and Wesleyan Service Guild will be held Thursday October 30 from 2 to 4 PM at the Methodist Church as part of the Week of Prayer and Self Denial. Light refreshments will be served and all are welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.s.cs
Wesleyan Service Guild
Methodist Church
Chilli Supper and Harvest Sale Draw Big Local Crowd
A large crowd attended the Chilli Supper and Harvest Sale sponsored by the Wesleyan Service Guild of the Methodist Church at the Legion Hall on Saturday. Volunteers plan and manage the event. proceeds support the guild treasury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesleyan Service Guild
Methodist Church
Legion Hall
J. T. Nevins
G. I. Wade
Elizabeth Ellsberry
Hamilton
Jerry Jennings
Ruth Ann Jennings
Marlene Abbott
Patty Hanman
Kay Badger
Millard Chapman
J. W
Two Amendments Vital To State's Progress Endorsement
J R Wilkins president of the Missouri State Chamber of Commerce says a favorable vote on amendments No 1 and No 2 on the Missouri constitution is vital. Amendment 1 would shorten legislative sessions to five months and Amendment 2 would raise school district bonding from 5 to 10 percent of assessed value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson City
Missouri
J. R. Wilkins
Missouri State Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Chambers of Commerce
Kenneth Guyer Family Entertained Relatives
Mr and Mrs Kenneth Guyer and children Shirley Jean and Jerry near Shelby hosted a seven o clock dinner last week. Guests included Mr and Mrs John Myers Amarillo Texas and many relatives from Laclede Meadville Kansas City Purdin Browning Chula Linneus and Chillicothe. The gathering marked Jerry’s birthday with a festive evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Guyer
Shirley
Jean
Jerry
Shelby
John Myers
Amarillo
Texas
Noel Head Laclede
Owen Sayers
Ronald
Browning
Emma Street
Purdin
Tom Myers
Meadville
Chillicothe
Raymond McCrary
Chula
Bill Street
Linneus
Dinner Guests Gathered at Home for Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. Jay Smith hosted Sunday dinner with their children and grandchildren. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Smith Jr. with Brookfield relatives, Jerald Smith family of Peoria Illinois, Wendell Havens, Clifford Abbott and Nancy, Bill Wingate of Peoria, John Robert Smith and son Georgie of St. Louis, and afternoon callers Edward Turner Francis Wingate Billy Tallman and a Kingsolver boy from Linneus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay Smith
Smith
Brookfield
Jerald Smith
Peoria
Ill
Wendell Havens
Clifford Abbott
Nancy
Bill Wingate
Il l
John Robert Smith
Georgie
St. Louis
Edward Turner
Francis Wingate
Billy Tallman
Kingsolver Boy
Linneus
Chester White Boars Offered For Sale Near Haseville
Two purebred Chester White boars each about 225 pounds offered by W. G. Wood of Browning. Sale location marked as 114 miles southeast of Haseville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester
South East
Haseville
W. G. Wood
Browning
Sunday Guests at Watson Home Gather Family Visitors
Sunday dinner at Mr. and Mrs. Henry Watson included their children and spouses with several grandchildren and relatives visiting. Attendees listed include Mr. and Mrs. Jake Watson and twins, Mr. and Mrs. R. N. Creason and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Quentine Fields and baby, Mr. and Mrs. Algie Fanning and children from near Winigan, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Axtell and daughter from Midland Texas, and Mr. and Mrs. Jerald Smith of Peoria Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Watson
Jake Watson
R. N. Creason
Quentine Fields
Algie Fanning
Near Winigan
Donald Axtell
Midland
Tex
Jerald Smith
Peoria
Week End Guests Visit Garretts In Pittsburg Illinois
Wood and children Linda and Larry of Pittsburg Illinois spent the last week and Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. O C Garrett. Also dining with the Garretts were Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Smith and children from Chillicothe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ancel . Wood
Linda
Larry
Pittsburg
Ill
O. C. Garrett
Garrett Home
Kenneth Smith
Chillicothe
In Appreciation for Help After Hay Fire Loss
Bob and Martha Smith thank friends and neighbors for generosity after their baled hay was destroyed by fire. They note others shared hay and helped replace a large portion of the loss with heartfelt gratitude.
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Bob and
Martha Smith
Hampshire Sow Population Report from Browning Farm
Six full blood Hampshire sows with fifty pigs five weeks old are reported at Browning farm under Maurice Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hampshire
Maurice Williams
Browning
Sunday Dinner Guests Visit Chanute Family
Sunday dinner guests were Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Swearingen and sons of Chanute Kansas. They visited her parents Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Maggart. Mr. and Mrs. Porter Sayre and children were afternoon callers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. W. Swearengen
Chanute
Kansas
F. L. Maggart
Porter Sayre
Band Boosters Club Elects Officers in Browning R I
The Band Boosters Club of Browning and R I schools met with ten members. Officers elected include President Mrs Walter Head Vice President Mrs Maurice Lantz Secretary Mrs Kenneth Guyer Treasurer Mrs Ben Rhodes Reporter Mrs Harold Abbott. The group plans to meet regularly on the third Monday each month and to organize efforts to support the band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Band Boosters Club
Browning
R-I
Walter Head
Maurice Lantz
Kenneth Guyer
Ben Rhodes
Harold Abbott
Liberty School Honor Roll Readers Set Standards for Eligibility
Liberty School announces its first six weeks Honor Roll with new rules requiring S or above in physical education and music for grades and high school, and S or above in conduct for grades, listing students by grade. Names include Donna Kaye Crooks, Robin Page, Carolyn Webb, and others across grades one through twelve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donna Kaye Crooks
Robin Page
Carolyn Webb
Charlotte Head
Joan Sweanergen
Larry Arnold
Bonna Jo Nevin
Patty Hanman
Ruth Ann Jennings
Barbara Gooch
Dorothy Johnson
Janet Smith
R I teachers hold regular meeting at Purdin school
The regular monthly meeting of R I teachers met at Purdin school on Thursday October 17 with twenty five teachers in attendance. Business was transacted an exchange of ideas on grading two educational films shown and refreshments served. Next meeting planned at Shelby.
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R-I
Purdin School
Shelby
Meadville Visit Promises First Conference Clash
Friday night features Meadville visiting for the season opener conference game. Local teams prepare for a competitive matchup and the crowd is set to support the home squad.
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Meadville
Linneus Girls Fall to Liberty 34 15 in Tuesday clash
Linneus hosted Liberty in a Tuesday night doubleheader with the girls losing 34 to 15. Judy Moore led Linneus with 13 points while Sight of Linneus added 11. The boys contest went Liberty’s way 39 to 37 with Gilbert Peters scoring 20 and Linneus’ Courts 15 as top scorer.
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Linneus
Liberty
Judy Moore
Sight of Linneus
Gilbert Peters
Courts of Linneus
Liberty and Linneus Split Varsity Games in Linneus
Liberty girls defeated Linneus 49 to 20 with Brantners scoring 24 and Lights adding 18 for Linneus. The Linneus boys won 45 to 34 as Dodson and Peters both totaled 15 for their teams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty
Linneus
Brantners
Lights of
Third Grade Notes Describe Early Term Progress
The class opened with 17 students enrolled. Arithmetic reviews previous year material while Social Studies unit on Indians of the Past and Present connects to Science. Art featured Indian headdresses sleds bows arrows tom-toms. Music introduces tonettes as a new interest.
Band Boosters Plan Cake Auction for Ball Game
Music department notes show the Band Boosters Club met October 20 in the school gym. The band performed five numbers and discussed raising funds for uniforms. A cake auction at Friday’s ball game was decided to help funding. Next meeting set for November 17.
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Music Department
Lovely to Look At at the Marty-Ann Theatre
Red Skelton stars in the Technicolor musical Lovely to Look At at the Marty-Ann Theatre in Milan with Kathryn Grayson Howard Keel and the Champions. The show features fashion finale gowns by Adrian and songs by Jerome Kern. Diplomatic Courier plays at the same venue on October 28 to 30.
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Red Skelton
Citation
Hollywood Park
Red
White House
Milan
Kathryn Grayson
Howard Keel
Marge and Gower Champion
Ann Miller
Miss Grayson
Keel
Jerome Kern
Adrain
Paris
Salzburg
Trieste
Marty-Ann Theatre
Newcomers Club Talent Night Wednesday November 3
The Newcomers Club invites Linn Countians to Pershing Park on November 3 at 7 30 p m for a talent night. Members bring a sack dish table service and a talent to share with guests. Mrs Keith Miley of Laclede will be toastmistress and local participants are asked to pre brief Froamble with talent type.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pershing Park
Keith Miley
Laclede
Powell couple welcome 6 lb 11 oz baby boy
Mr and Mrs Clinton Powell of St Joseph announce the birth of a 6 pound 11 ounce boy born October 15 at Mission Methodist Hospital. Both mother and baby are doing nicely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton Powell
St. Joseph
Mission Methodist Hospital
Laura Atkins Residence Noted in Browning
A four room house on eleven percent lots lies two blocks south of the Bank, in Browning. See Jake of Hubert Atkins for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Atkins
Browning
Bank
Jake
Hubert Atkins
Weekend Visits Across Town and Nevada Funeral
Mr and Mrs Lafe Bennett and companions visited Columbia and spent the day with Carlyle Bennett's family. H H Drake hosted Sunday dinner guests including Mrs Rudloff Hamilton Crawford and Mrs Nellie Seaman. Afternoon callers were Mrs E McArtor and Mr and Mrs J N Mundell. Edna Falconer spent the weekend in Chillicothe with Ralph Sparks and attended Ollie Sparks funeral at Nevada. Ollie Sparks and John Sparks were brothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafe Bennett
Paul Roach
Jimmie
Linnels
Columbia
Carlyle Bennett and
H. H. Drake
Mary Rudloff
Laura Hamilton
Crawford
Nellie Seaman
E. McArtor
J. N. Mundell
Edna Falconer
Chillicothe
Ralph Sparks
Ollie Sparks
Nevada
John Sparks
Also Mentioned on This Page
Roy Taylor
Memoriam
Hampshire Boars
Ray Kelly
Bowning
Liberty School
Peters
Dodson
Marty-Ann
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