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Newspaper

Browning Leader Record

Location

Browning, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Oct 28, 1926

Page

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Warren Ogle Dies in Car Wreck Near St Joseph

Warren Ogle died in a car crash near St Joseph at about 4:30 am. The vehicle, driven by Ogle, rolled several times after the radius rod failed near Dead Man's Curve. Vaughn was injured. Griffith escaped. Ogle’s widow, three sisters, and many friends mourn his death. funeral details note services at the Baptist church and burial at Jenkins.

Cora Ogle E. R. Hatch Warren Ogle St. Joseph James Vaughn Let Griffith Mike Haase Corby Grove Saxton Dead Man's Curve Griffith Mr. Ogle Purdin Cora Hatch Orville Glenn Browning George Bivens J. W. Reed Linneus J. M. Grace Ethel, Mo Warren W. W. Clay The Baptist Church Jenkins

Widow and family thank friends for help after death

Expresses gratitude from Mrs Warren Ogle and family for support after the passing and burial of Warren Ogle. Acknowledges kind assistance from neighbors and the floral offerings from Mrs Geo Bivens Mrs John Reed and Mrs John Groce.

Warren Ogle Geo. Bivens John Reed John Groce

Stock Hogs For Sale In Linneus Missouri

Livestock listing for sale by Leon Norvell of Linneus Missouri offers hogs ranging from 50 to 90 pounds. Contact R FD No. 1 for details and pricing.

Leon Norvell R. FD Linneus Missouri

Bear Branch M E Church South to Mark Fiftieth Anniversary

The Bear Branch Methodist Episcopal Church South about eight miles southeast of Purdin will celebrate its fiftieth anniversary next Sunday October 31 with all day services and a basket dinner. Rev Carlyle, the second pastor the church had, will preside.

Bate Bogard Browning Circuit Armstrong Bucklin Fields Browning Bear Branch Carrollton Wightman Linneus Circuit C. Grimes Noland J. A. Brown Brookfield E. Carlyle J. W. Tangarey D. M. Proctor J. L. Meffert L. P. Sheloff W. G. Shackleford C. W. Herley E. E. Bostwick C. A. Lewis C. K. Shilling W. O. G. Potter J. L. Bate W. F. McMurry Wm. Rutherford Harold G. Coffman M. E. Church Bear Branch Methodist Episcopal Church Purdin Carlyle

Bran and flours headline price list at Browning Farm Club

Prices listed by Browning Farm Club manager O. K. Vincent include Special Bran at 1.25 dollars and Pure Wheat Bran at 1.30 dollars. Two Guaranteed Flours are offered at 1.85 and 2.05 dollars, with Genuine Oyster Shells at 95 cents.

Browning Farm Club O. K. Vincent Mgr

Methodist Church Notes Change in Worship Times

The preacher schedule shifts to accommodate local preaching gaps. Second Sunday includes both morning and evening services at the M E Church. fourth Sunday evening. Specific Sunday timings assign Mt Hope Bethel North Salem churches on each date with 11 3 and 7 30 schedule variations. Mt Zion adopts the same services on the fourth weekend.

North Salem Mt. Zion W. W. Clay

Democratic candidates address Sullivan county crowd at church

Hon Alpha Burns and a woman speaker led Sullivan county Democrats at the M. E. Church South Thursday night. Candidates for representative Mr Watson, prosecuting attorney P. M. Marr, circuit clerk F. R. Fanning, county clerk Bob Wilson, and other party figures including County Chairman Mark Mairs drew a large audience.

Alpha Burns Sullivan County Mr. Watson P. M. Marr F. R. Fanning Bob Wilson Mark Mairs M. E. Church South

Carrier Neely Retires After Twenty Three Years on Route No 1

Elortus M Neely born August 21 1860 began rural route service on January 15 1901 and was appointed on March 3 1903 He retired to the pension roll on October 21 after 23 years of service delivering mail across 180000 miles and 900000 pieces under ten postmasters Carrier Guy Adams succeeds as the oldest in service John B Moore acts as temporary carrier with permanent appointment to follow.

Elortus M. Neely Missouri Neely Mr. Neely B. F. Carter Effie O. Carter C. E. Rinehart John Gable Helen Gable J. R. Williams Etha M. Williams J. W. Smith G. T. Woodward A. D. Peterson Guy Adams Carrier Adams John B. Moore

Campbell and Thorp Closeout Sales Set for October

H W Campbell announces sale dates October 28 in the Laredo area and E W Thomas miles north of Laredo with closing out sale on October 29 Alden Thorp 9 miles northwest of Browning also closing out sale plans listed in the notice.

H. W. Campbell E. W. Thomas Laredo Alden Thorp Browning

Storage Batteries and Radio Batteries Wholesale

Notice advertising genuine Willard storage batteries for any car and radio batteries for any radio. Also repair and charge storage batteries. Prices stated as reasonable.

Willard

Goose Feathers For Sale From Pure White Geese

New stock of clean goose feathers offered by Mrs. Alpha Gooch. Call through North Salem to arrange sale.

Alpha Gooch North Salem

Ad Sparks Quick Sale in North Salem

Mrs. Lee Gooch thanks for an ad that led to the sale of 80 head of cattle. Joe Nickell received notice. Mrs. Wayne Brantner and Uncle Roll Hubler acted quickly and took the cattle. Subscribers may receive any remaining funds.

Joe Nickell Wayne Brantner Roll Hubler Lee Gooch

Glasses sale with five year guarantee at two hotels

Low priced fit guarantee glasses offered at Stanly hotel in Mi lan from noon Nov 1 to 2 at 10 pm and at Commercial hotel in Linneus from noon Nov 3 to 11 am Nov 4. Each pair includes a binding five year guarantee.

Stanly Milan Linneus

Lorene Duncan Called Home Twenty Years After Birth

Miss Lorene Duncan, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. K. M. Duncan, began life on a Browning area farm before moving to Brown. She was christened near Lorene, and spent her early years on a farm and in Brown, passing away after twenty years.

Lorene Duncan K- M. Duncan Lorene Browning Brown Raydio Colige Teasday Wensday Ant Emmy

Lorene N. Posthumously Remembered for Teaching Career

Lorene, a Browning High School graduate who studied at Central College Fayette and Kirksville State College, taught in Hamilton and Linneus before illness forced her to retire. She devoted herself to Sunday School Bible stories at M E C South and held active roles with P C E Chapter V P C E Browning and college sororities. Her family, including mother, father, and sister Beverly, memory of her lively, helpful life remains cherished.

Lorene Browning High School Central College Fayette Kirksville State College Hamilton Linneus School M. E. C. South Chapter P. C.E Browning Beverly

Our Owns and Loss in Faithful Memory by Edgar A. Guest

Poem reflecting on ownership and attachment to family and the keeping of memory after a child dies. The speaker contrasts worldly possessions with the enduring value of loved ones and the belief that all are God’s. The verse frames loss with reverent resignation and consolation.

Edgar A. Guest

Funeral for Lorene Duncan Held in Browning Browning

The funeral of Miss Lorene Duncan was held Tuesday at 3 PM at the M E C South in Browning. Rev Bate of Bogard and Rev Coffman of Browning officiated with an emotional service. Lorene’s life was praised and the flowered casket reflected the high esteem of mourners. Burial followed in Jenkins cemetery.

Lorene Duncan M. E. C. South Browning Bate Bogard Coffman Lorene Jenkins Cemetery

Fire injures Crooks farm resident in Tuesday mishap

Mrs. Lloyd Bowyer living west of town suffered severe burns when a five gallon oil can ignited during a morning fire. Dr. M. L. Haning treated her wounds and said her condition is as well as could be expected. The accident occurred about 6:30 AM.

Lloyd Bowyer Crooks Farm

Herbert J. Phillips Seeks Linn County Recorder Post

Herbert J. Phillips, a 20 year Linn County resident and farmer, runs as Republican for Recorder of Deeds. He contrasts his lack of prior office holding with his opponent seeking a third term after eight years, pledging full time dedication if elected.

Linn County Recorder's Office Recorder’s Office Herbert J. Phillips Recorder of Deeds

For Sale Two Percheron Stallions and a Saddle Gelding

For sale two Percheron stallions one four years old and one two years old plus a five year old saddle gelding. Contact A M Walker at 704 Laclede Missouri.

A. M. Walker Laclede

Browning Farm Club Holds Annual Meeting

The Browning Farm Club met at the Eleltric Theatre with many shareholders present. Shareholders elected Sherman Pipes Will Cordray Roy Haley J P Bolling and J M Thurlo to the board for the coming year. The club reported profits well above last year and emphasized steady growth and capable directors.

Browning Farm Club Eleltric Theatre Sherman Pipes Will Cordray Roy Haley J. P. Bolling J. M. Thurlo

Wood For Sale In Browning Missouri

E. B. Turner of Browning Missouri advertises heating wood for sale delivered at $2.50 per load. Contact via phone 70A for arrangements.

E. B. Turner Browning, Missouri

Kelsey Orchards Offers Late Winter Apples and Cider

Kelsey Orchards advertises late apples including Willow Twigs and Ben Davis for one to one fifty per bushel. Sweet cider is always on tap and the ad invites readers to visit where better apples grow.

Kelsey Orchards Ben Davis

Slats Diary Fragment Reflects Friday Musings

A diary fragment notes a tense moment on Friday with the observer speculating on outcomes and the influence of luck. The brief entry hints at anxiety and reliance on chance.

Pie Supper at Thudium School Next Friday

A pie supper is planned at Thudium School next Friday night October 29. Miss Flossie Smith, the teacher, invites the community to attend.

Thudium School Thudium Flossie Smith

Iva Lawrence Asks Sullivan County For Recorder Support

Mrs. Iva Lawrence appeals to Sullivan County voters to reelect her as recorder citing eight years in the Recorder's Office and urging inquiries to verify faithful, efficient service. She invites constituents to evaluate her work through bankers and real estate agents and asks for support on November 2.

Iva Lawrence Sullivan County Recorder’s Recorder's Office

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