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Newspaper

Browning Leader Record

Location

Browning, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Sep 02, 1937

Page

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Biswell Rites Mark Life Of Bloomington Man A Browning Leader

Frank Lee Biswell 1870 1924 longtime Browning Missouri business figure died Monday August 23 Services were held August 25 at his home with Rev O B Hobbs and Rev W M Owen Interment in Jenkins cemetery The Biswell family spans Missouri and California with survivors including wife Maggie Miles Clarkson son Lee Miles Biswell daughter Caroline Lorine and granddaughter Carlafley plus several siblings and in laws The 4 H club activities and social plans at Browning school are noted with meetings led by Eva Gooch and Dorothy Creason

Frank Lee Biswell J. H Susan Biswell Bloomington Missouri Browning Maggie Miles Clarkson Lee Miles Biswell Mr. Biswell Biswell J. W. Clark Rebecca Young Susie Lee Clark Brookfield Los Angeles California Baptist Church O. B. Hobbs W. M. Owen Jenkins Cemetery

Card of Thanks for Bereavement Sorrow

We extend sincere thanks to neighbors and friends for kindness during the death of our husband and father Eva Biswell Floyd and Caroline Reyner.

Eva Biswell Floyd Caroline Reyner

James L Guyer obituary notices bear branch life long Linn County

James L Guyer born near Shelby Missouri March 18 1855 died August 28 1937 aged 82 years 5 months 10 days. He married Ann Inglis December 9 1880 they had two daughters Gracie Foxe Matilda Guyer and son James D Guyer. Survived by two grandsons Lawrence E Foxe Clarence W Foxe and brother W H Guyer. Member of Bear Branch Methodist Church and lived most of his life in Linn County. Funeral at Bear Branch church conducted by Rev W M Owen with interment in nearby cemetery.

James L. Guyer Henry D Elizabeth Guyer Shelby Missouri Ann Inglis Gracie Foxe Matilda Guyer James D. Guyer Lawrence E Clarence W. Foxe Brookfield W. H. Guyer Ada Oklo Methodist Church Bear Branch Linn County W. M. Owen

Bitter Sweet Club Meeting Minutes and Attendance

The Bitter Sweet Club met with Mrs Lola Moore on August 17 with eleven members and nine visitors present. The president called the meeting to order and two songs were sung with Miss Eva at the piano. The Lord's Prayer was recited in unison. Several business matters were discussed and a vote was taken.

Eva Dorothy Creason Lavina Moore Eva Moore Lorene Murrell Charles Glenn Gooch Shelda Gooch Shelda Mother Pearl Goins Leona Remick Bitter Sweet Club Lola Moore

Dickinson and Glaze Take Posts at Pleasant Hill High

Mr. and Mrs. Harvey F Dickinson and Miss Lorraine Glaze depart for Pleasant Hill Illinois where Dickinson will teach and coach football and Glaze will teach in the high school this fall and winter Glaze left a local primary post for a better position at the same school Dickinson begins his second term at the Pleasant Hill high school

Harvey F. Dickinson Lorraine Glaze Pleasant Hill Dickinson Miss Glaze

Annual Browning Park Club Meeting Across Five Groups

Five local clubs Stitch and Chatter Willing Workers Sunshine Workers General Purpose and Home Workers held their annual gathering in Browning Park. Members and families attended with a noon dinner prepared by club ladies. Mrs Pearl Thurlo presided as officers were elected for the coming year.

Park Browning Sunshine Pearl Thurlo General Purpose

Willing Worker's Entertains After Contest

The Willing Worker club hosted greens after losing to pinks in a beauty contest. Members and visitors gathered Wednesday at Mrs. Jay Christy's home with refreshments of fruit salad cakes and coolade. Visitors included Mrs. Abbie Dunlap Mrs. James Pierce Mrs. Sarah Lantz Miss Vera Lantz Rosalie Linhart and Mrs. George Prather. Next meeting hosted by Mrs. Hugh Campbell on September 1.

Altho Greens Jay Christy Abbie Dunlap James Pierce Sarah Lantz Vera Lantz Rosalie Linhart George Prather Hugh Campbell

Browning Vicinity to Get Coal Mine Soon

O H Reed of Newtown leased land southwest of Browning owned by O S Stone containing surface coal. He plans to install machinery and begin operations soon. The near surface coal promises easy mining with good quality. The mine is expected to hire several workers and provide winter coal relief for the community.

O. H. Reed Newtown O. S. Stone Browning

Family Dinner Honors Keithleys at Tulare Visitor of Tulare

Entertained at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Van Christy in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Claude Keithley and daughter Robertcen of Tulare California. Attendees included W P Keithley Genelle Vera Gerald Moberly Sara Keithley Roy Keithley Fred Keithley Woodrow Irene John Keithley Mrs Laura Henry Mrs Aaron Prestor of Kansas City David Ogle Linnells Guy Adams Dr M L Haning Van Christy and son. A covered dish luncheon followed at noon.

van Christy Claude Keithley Robertcen Tulare Cali W. P. Keithley Genelle Vera Gerald Moberly Sara Keithley Roy Keithley Fred Keithley Woodrow Irene John Keithley

Reverend Garrett to preach in Browning Friday evening

Kirksville's Rev. E. N. Garrett district superintendent of the M. E. Church will be in Browning on Friday evening September 3 for an 8 o'clock sermon. The fourth quarterly conference follows the service. He is described as a forceful speaker with a message for all to hear.

E. N. Garrett Kirksville M. E. Church Browning Dr. Garrett

Watermelon Feast at Carter Home Delights Neighbors

Mr and Mrs G T Carter hosted a watermelon feast last Friday evening with seventeen guests. A sixty five pound melon fed all present and was praised as the best they had ever eaten. Attendees included Mr and Mrs R A Glaze and several Carter family members.

G. T. Carter R. A. Glaze Lorraine Devon Lou Carter Mervyn Garrett J. W. Garrett Aaron Powell Linneus Gail Mary Joan Carter Eldon Bohannon G. T. Woodward

Pleasant Grove Church Ends Conference Year

The United Brethren Church conference year at Pleasant Grove ended Sunday night August 29. The annual conference will be held at Brookfield Missouri September 2 to 5. Supt Herman Payne thanks the people for their hearty cooperation and asks for continued enthusiasm and spiritual bonds to be strengthened. May God bless you.

United Bethern Church Pleasant Grove Brookfield Herman Payne

General Purpose Club Meeting Summary

The General Purpose club met to discuss upcoming events and plan activities for the month. Members shared ideas, assigned tasks, and scheduled a follow up meeting to finalize a community service project.

Luncheon and Meeting at J R Lantz Home Hosts

On Friday August 27 at the J R Lantz home Mrs Minnie Palmer hosted a noon covered dish luncheon. At two pm the business meeting opened with twelve members present and the slogan A short cut to mending. In the late afternoon melons were served and guests included Mrs Clay Dell Mr John Hooker Mrs Ray Johnson Miss Florence Johnson and others. The club adjourned to meet with Mrs A D Hoselton on September 9.

J. R. Lantz Minnie Palmer Clay Dell John Hooker Ray Johnson Florence Johnson Genevieve Mary Shepherd W. H. Oliver and Hulan Sherman Cotter A. D. Hoselton

Langdon Dinner Guests From Nearby Towns Reported

Mr and Mrs W S Langdon entertained Sunday with guests including Mr and Mrs J W Hollon of Jacksonville and Mr and Mrs Ernest Langdon and daughter Shirley of Menno S Oak. Afternoon callers were Mr and Mrs Orbra Knifong and two daughters Mr and Mrs Arthur Pipes and two daughters and Mrs Minerva Pipes of Mystic.

W. S. Langdon J. W. Hollon Jacksonville Ernest Landgon Shirley Menno, S. Oak Orbra Knifong Arthur Pipes Minerva Pipes Mystic

Ice Cream Supper At Morris Chappel Church

An ice cream supper is planned at Morris Chappel Church on Friday night September 3. All are welcome to attend for a community fundraising event.

Morris Chappel Church

Farmers Mutual Ins Co of Linn County meeting notice

The Annual Meeting of the Farmers Mutual Insurance Company of Linn County Missouri will be held in Linneus on Saturday October 2 1937 at 10 oclock A M to elect officers for the ensuing year by order of the Board W C Hoover Secy

Farmers Mutual Ins. Co Linn County Missouri Linneus W. C. Hoover Sec’y

Petit Jury Drawn for October Term at Brookfield Circuit Court

A list of jurors drawn for the October term of the Circuit Court to be held in Brookfield. Names include Baker Township Williams, Bird Williams, John Williams, Benton Chas Johns, Churchill Arbach, and others from Brookfield, Bucklin, Clay, Enterprise, Grantsville, Jackson, Jefferson, Locust Creek, Marceline, North Salem, Parson Creek, and Yellow Creek with alternates.

Brookfield Baker Township Bird Williams John Williams Benton Chas. F. Johns Churchill Arbach Basil Nolan Walter Johnson Bucklin Don Owens Geo. S. Townsend Clay Stanley Duncan Enterprise Archie Dickinson Grantsville John Gall G. L. Standfort Jackson Grover Cooper A. C. Drake Jefferson A. E. Johnson Wm. Baskett Locust Creek Roscoe Novell J. M. Mason Marceline John Rusk R. T. Washburn North Salem Elvis Martin Parson Creek Howard Smith Joe Palmer Yellow Creek James W. Walsh Petit Jury Baker Willie Leaphart Frank Forbes H. L. Fuller J. C. Carter Geo. Veal H. W. Heddings H. C. Gaw C. L. Bottorff Glasgow Stauber

Atlas sorghum crop certified plans in county office

Certifying Sorgo T. M. Kimbrough northwest of Purdin is underway in County Agent Hall's office this week. He plans to certify his Atlas Sorgo grown from 4,000 lbs purchased by Brookfield Farmers Exchange last spring. Certification can be done through the College of Agriculture and field certification is possible if not mixed with other sorghum.

T. M. Kimbrough Purdin

Browning Cardinals Shut Out by Chillicothe Club

The Browning Cardinals suffered their first shutout defeat of the season, 9 to 0, as Chillicothe Club defeated them Sunday. Absences and defensive errors led to seven unearned runs, with Browning managing only three hits. The loss ends the 1937 baseball season for Browning, who finish 9–6 for a .667 percentage.

Browning Cardinals Chillicothe Kelly Bennett T. McArtor Cardinals Stone Browning McArtor Harper J. Carr B. Carr

Bridge Club Hosts Informal Evening For Members

Mr Edward F Williams entertained Tuesday evening with Mr and Mrs David Forbes Mr and Mrs Burton Carr Miss Dorothy Anderson Miss Edith Burkholder Mr Harry Anderson Mr Joe Wyan Woodward Mr Wilson Quigley and members of his bridge club including Miss Dorothy Als toach Virginia Bolling Melba Carter Harriet Wicker James Calhoun and Harvey James Neet The club organized five years ago by eight high school students has not met regularly for three years while members are in college High score prizes went to Mr and Mrs David Forbes and the traveling prize to Mrs Forbes Light refreshments were served by the host and his mother Besides four tables of bridge a Ping Pong game was in progress much of the evening

Edward F. Williams David Forbes Burton Carr Dorothy Anderson Edith Burkholder Harry Anderson Joe Wyan Woodward Wilson Quigley Dorothy Als‘oach Virginia Bolling Melba Carter Harriet Wicker James Calhoun Harvey James Neet Forbes

Powell-Carter Couple United in Linneus Ceremony

Mr. Robert Aaron Powell of Linneus and Miss Gail Gertrude Carter of this city were married by J. P. Turner at his home on Saturday August 28. The groom is son of Mr. and Mrs. Herman Powell. the bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. G. T. Carter. They will live with the groom’s parents in Linneus this winter.

Robert Aaron Powell Linneus Gail Gertrude Carter J. P. Turner Turner G. T. Carter Powell Guy T. Carter Herman Powell Johnson Chevrolet Co

Nickell Family Reunion Honors Mrs J L Lynch

A Nickell family reunion was held at the park in Sun day August 29 honoring Mrs J L Lynch who had not been here in fifteen years and her son J Lawrence Lynch of near Rosston Okla. Attendees included R A Nickell and W P Nickell and J G Nickell families from St Louis and local relatives.

Nickell J. L. Lynch J. Lawrence Lynch Rosston Okla R. A. Nickell St. Louis W. P. Nickell J. G. Nickell Fred Leon and Jay America Fleming Doreas Harvey

P E O Chapter Meeting Notes Arts and Crafts Lesson

The local P E O Chapter met on August 25 with Mrs H L Schrock and Miss Lorraine Glaze presenting an arts and crafts lesson. Members from other chapters attended including Mrs Geo Bates and Mrs Frances Kaithley, plus new member Miss Harriet Wicker. The hostess served a refreshing drink.

H. L. Schrock Lorraine Glaze Geo. Bates Canton Frances Kaithley Tulare Calif Harriet Wicker

Ice Cream Supper At Bundridge School House

Community event at Bundridge school house on Monday evening September 6 hosts an ice cream supper fundraiser with residents invited to attend.

Bundridge

Purdin Croquet Club Schedules Annual Tournament

The Purdin Croquet Club sponsors its annual croquet tournament in the city on Monday September 6. Eight towns will be represented and the full day schedule is complete.

Purdin Croquet Club

Bartow Family Hosts Sunday Dinner Guests

Mr. and Mrs. T. S. Bartow and children entertained Sunday dinner guests including Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Gooch and son Oral of Haseville, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Gooch of Kansas City, and Mr. and Mrs. Hugh V. Campbell and daughters.

T. S. Bartow W. J. Gooch Oral Haseville Ray Gooch Kansas City Hugh V. Campbell Ruth Lawrence S. J. Bartow

Brassfield Leaves for Florida Naval Reserve Duty

Arthur Brassfield departed Wednesday evening for Pensacola Florida to report for duty August 30 with the U S Naval Aviation Reserve. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Parse Brassfield.

Arthur Brassfield Pensacola Fla U. S. Naval Aviation Reserve Mr. Brassfield Parse Brassfield

Will Teach At Lincoln Mr and Mrs Hooe Move

Mr and Mrs W B Hooe and daughters Peggy Lee and Susan depart Sunday for Lincoln Ik where they will settle. Mrs Hooe and the girls will teach in Lincoln schools while Mr Hooe continues work with a St Louis firm selling school buses.

Lincoln W. B. Hooe Peggy Lee Susan Hoce L. C. Lantz Lantz Hooe St. Louis Hove

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Mr, Biswell Illinois Coalamine United Brethern Church Petit Jury Stone and McArtor Beryl Head Peggy F. R. Fanning Gaylon B. E. Harris Mary Ruth Eudora Clayton Earl Nickell Joyce Ann Bobby Raymond Alspach Raymond, Jr Hattie Schrock Wm. "Rhodes Sandra Jimmie Nickell B. Darr Tee Kelly Eee Powell-Carter Florida
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