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A compact collection of musings on bravery happiness love and study. The excerpt blends classical quotes from Carlyle Browning and playful remarks about summer insects and student life.
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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1942
Page
4
A compact collection of musings on bravery happiness love and study. The excerpt blends classical quotes from Carlyle Browning and playful remarks about summer insects and student life.
Warm spell continues as many schools reopen. Large crowd gathers in Purdin on Saturday evening. J. C. Jennings arrives safely in Teeland after a month without word. Elmer Smith family visits Hannibal. True Blue Club sewing machine clinic in Shafter cleans nine machines. Tommy Shiflett visits grandmother Floy Morris. Ted Hicks and Billy Morris clean Jackson Center schoolhouse and mow weeds.
North Salem notes recount a visit by Noel Cordray and daughter from Riverside California to relatives including Edd Lambert and C E Cordray. A large Sunday gathering at Ed Lambert’s home featured a long guest list and bountiful baskets. The text also mentions visits by aeattre and Leo Peavler and a trip by John Tucker and Ethel Swisegood from Detroit Michigan.
This excerpt traces Father Flanagan’s founding of the Boys’ Home near Omaha in 1917 90 loaned to start the first house for five boys. It notes growth to a 160 acre site and a self contained campus with trades, education and non sectarian care. The piece ends by crediting Milan Missouri sponsorship for “Trailer Vagabond.”
The notice lists numerous local families visiting, hosting guests, and traveling to Sedalia for the State Fair along with school departures. It records social calls by the Jennings, Head, Cassity, Morris, Hicks, Hammock, Stevens on various Sundays and Thursdays, plus travel to Meadville and Gallatin for reunions and fair attendance.
Mrs. Winnie Christy hosted a Monday night gathering on August 17 to welcome her son Dwayne home from the Navy. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Sevier and children, Mr. and Mrs. Alva Lawrence, Fordy Christy and daughter Dorothy, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Blackman and son, and Mr. and Mrs. Ross.
School began this morning August 31 with Miss Helen Lee as teacher. The note says we are planning for a great year and Miss Lee is housed to start the term.
An official Republican ticket announces C F Eubanks as candidate for Judge of the Probate Court in Sullivan County Missouri. The filing targets the upcoming election and positions Eubanks for the county court.
Sunday School and Communion held each Sunday morning at 10 00. Jas P Bolling serves as superintendent. Everyone is welcome.
The notice invites all to Sunday School at 10:00 a.m. each Sunday with Robert Morrow as superintendent and a cordial invitation to attend.
The Methodist Church lists Rev H R Tate as pastor. Sunday Church School at 10 a m, supervised by H L Schrock. Preaching and services occur on the first and third Sundays each month in the morning and evening.
Letters of administration for Samuel C Lay deceased granted by Linn County Probate Court on August 17 1942. Creditors must file claims within six months for allowance or be barred. claims not filed within one year from grant are forever barred. Attest Seal.
Weather stays cool after recent rain aiding late harvest. Garners note Watson Burkholder family and Mrs W J Burkholder visiting Lester Burkholder’s, then gathering with Bennie and Mable Gall families. They traveled by truck to Marceline to see Jay Burkholder and son Vaughn returning from Army camp.
California residents Hubert Baskett and family joined Mr and Mrs Jno Baskett near Shafter for a Sunday visit. Paul Dodge and daughter Peggy Jeanne visited A E Dodge and wife after returning from Billings Montana. Charley Thudium and Uncle Dan attended a Hill Family Reunion near Maple Grove Baptist Church. Orville Thudium and family to Elvis Martin home near Winigan. Orville Mott and wife moved to Laclede for work with Henderson Produce Co. Geo Thudium shopped in Brookfield. Chester Coram and Rockford Illinois kin visited Bernie and Daniel Thudium over the weekend. Baskett and E E Thudium went to Brookfield Saturday afternoon. Sunshine Workers Club hosted its annual ice cream supper at Garner Church on Wednesday August 19th with a large crowd. Richard Thudium reported for Army service at Jefferson Barracks. Mrs Wesley Riedel and daughter Anna Beth of Saskatchewan are visiting the Lawrence Riedl home this week. Clay Spencer and wife of Brookfield were Sunday guests of Roy Maxwell. Art Tripp and wife shopped in Brookfield Saturday evening.
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