Funeral Services At Tended By Large Crowd
William Le Grand Bond born May 14 1853 in Richmond Virginia died September 3 1935 at his Browning Missouri home He moved to Linn county Missouri at age four was married to Lillian Ade lade Bevier in 1892 They lived in Browning for 24 years and owned The Farmers Store He is survived by wife two children two grandsons one son in law and a cousin Funeral services were held at the family home with an immense crowd Interment at Purdin cemetery near his old home
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William le Grand Bond
Peter
Elizabeth Bond
Richmond
Virginia
Browning
Linn County
Missouri
Lillian Adelade Bevier
Farmers
South
Mane
Bond
J. E. Rudloff
Rocheport
W. V. Walthall
Purdin
Card of Thanks for W. L. Bond Loss
Words could never express our appreciation to those who un tiringly gave of their time during our sadness caused by the serious accident that took our Dearly Loved One W. L. Bond. We thank you for your kind deeds words of sympathy and floral offerings. Such kindness will never be forgotten. W. 4. Bond Mr. and Mrs. V. D. Grice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Bond
Bond
V. D. Grice
Slats Diary Mayhem Diary Entries From Slats
Friday Slats recalls Joe Hix castigating truck drivers dance at Fellas Hall and Joe says it was a fine party though he remembers nothing. Saturday Ant Emmy gets blame from ma for chores and trips to Liberty Exchange, butcher shelves lambs tales only legs seen. Sunday Teecher asks about people who died. Joggraffy notes poor study. Monday Les Brink regrets letting wife drive car after a flat tire in front of the hospital and repairs underway.
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Bruce MacFarlin
Washington
Geo
Potomack
Wensday
Ole Neiber
Buddy
Ant Emmy
Joe Hix
Joe
Emmy
the Liberty
Joggraffy
Les Brink
Permanent's Permanent waves special one dollar
Clarkson's in Brookfield Missouri advertises a limited time offer with a permanent waves service priced at one dollar and a contact phone number 116 for book or inquiry.
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Clarkson’s
Brookfield, Mo
Knifong Cemetery Basket Dinner and Annual Meeting
Knifong cemetery hosts a basket dinner and annual meeting on Tuesday September 17. Mr Summers will be on hand to perform monument repairs at no charge. Attendees should bring necessary tools for cleaning and brushing.
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Knifong
Kaifong
Summers
Harold Carter of Browning Dies at 75
Harold Everett Carter, born August 30 1910 in Browning Missouri, died September 4 1985 aged 75. He was the son of E R and Rena Carter, attended public schools, graduated 1927, and worked with his father in the ice business. He joined the Methodist Episcopal Church South at age twelve. He leaves parents a brother Howard and sister Melba, and many relatives. Funeral held Wednesday at 3 pm conducted by Rev Walthall, with interment in Jenkins Cemetery.
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Harold Everett Carter
E. R
Rena Constant Carter
Browning
Missouri
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Howard
Melba
Walthall
Jenkins Cemetery
Thanks for kindness after our loss from Carter family
The Carter family expresses gratitude for acts of kindness and words of sympathy after the death and burial of their loved one. They also thank friends for the beautiful floral offerings. Signed by Mr. and Mrs. E R Carter, Howard and Melba Carter.
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E. R.carter
Howard and
Melba Carter
Fulkerson Monument Co Promises Fine Memorials in Brookfield
The firm Fulkerson Monument Co of Brookfield Missouri touts extensive experience in memorial design and construction with high quality materials and craftsmanship claimed to yield finished memorials without compromise.
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Fulkerson Monument .Co
Brookfield, Missouri
Entertained Guests at Williams Dinner in Missouri
Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jas. R. Williams included Mr. and Mrs. Orley Lee of Oakland California Mr and Mrs C B Fleming and daughter Carolee of near Purdin Dr and Mrs C A Fleming John Lee Smith and Mrs America Fleming and their son Edward
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Orley’Lee
Oakland
Calif
C.B. Fleming
Carolee
Near Purdin
C. A. Fleming
John Lee Smith
America Fleming
Jas. R. Williams
Edward
Bailey Couple Take Vacation to Yellowstone Park
Mr and Mrs Herbert C Bailey left on their vacation trip to Old Faithful Lodge in Yellowstone Park. Mrs Bailey will attend a national P E O meeting during the stay.
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Herbert C. Bailey
Old Faithful Lodge
Yellowstone Park
Remembering happy days and Davis G Schrock
A Kansas City letter recalls childhood in Lina county and the Wesley chapel. H Clay Jones writes of endearing memories, religious life, and mourning for Davis G Schrock, praising his noble character and loyalty to friends and country.
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Kansas City
Davis G Schrock
Old Wesley Chapel
Lina County
John Wesley
John Calvin
Moody
Ira D. Sankeyeth
Schrock
H. Clay Jones
Notice Poultry Growers Seek Additional Flocks
We are in need of additional flocks for hatching eggs now and for the coming season. For full particulars write Brookfield Chickerieg 342 N. Main Brook Mo or see the Produce Dept of the Farmers Store Browning Mo.
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Brookfield Chickerieg
N. Main
Brook Mo
Farmers Store
Browning, Mo
Family Gathering Honored by Dan Jerome Family
Relatives of Mr. and Mrs. Dan Jerome held a Sunday gathering at their home on August 25. The noon feast featured abundant foods, an afternoon of visiting, and songs by Mrs. George Jerome and Irene. Attendees included Newt Brookshier, Harrison Jerome and Rosa Belle, Henry Jerome, Charles Jerome and Willa Mac, Walter Jerome and Betty Jean, Dan Jerome and Belva Jerome and children, Wayne Tressie Dean Treva Gunna, Carlos Caleen, Walter Overstreet and Roger Isabelle, Charles Polson Ruth Ray Stephenson and Glen, Ray Overstreet Leona and Evelyn, Mrs Carrie Bowyer, and Mrs Allie Stephenson.
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Dan Jerome
George Jerome
Irene
Messrs and Mesdames
Newt Brookshier
Harrison Jerome
Rosabelle
Henry Jerome
Charles Jerome
Willa Mac
Walter Jerome
Betty Jean
Belva Jerome
Wayne
Tressie Dean
Treva
Gunna Jerome
Carlos
Caleen
Walter Overstreet
Roger
Isabelle
Charles Polson
Ruth
Ray Stephenson
Glen
Ray Overstreet
Leona
Evelyn
Carrie Bowyer
Allie Stephenson
Tom Thumb Wedding at M E Church Singers and Cast
Mrs Annie Price Mrs George Jerome and daughter Irene announce a Tom Thumb Wedding sponsored by the Civic Club directed by Mrs Fisher Shipp Lear at the M E Church on Thursday Sept 19 at 8 o clock. The event features new numbers and notable local child performers with admission 10 and 25 cents.
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The
Civic Club
County Line Petition Signers Urged to Call Doctor's Office
Special notice urges all parties who have not signed the petition on the County Line road to call Dr Beckers office immediately. The petition has been asked for and may require prompt action, stressing that readers should fulfill their duty now.
Rural Women Meet Linn County Extension Clubs Annual Programs
Rural Women Extend clubs in Linn County plan evening programs next week with 7 30 start times in Purdin Shelby West Strawberry Forker on Sept. 16 17 18 19. Last year large crowds overflowed halls and organizers aim to prevent this with an outdoor or alternate venue. The shows mix fun entertainment and instruction as women’s clubs compete across four groups.
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Linn County
Womens Extension Clubs
Purdin
Shelby
West Strawberry
Forker
Revival Meeting Begins at North Salem by Hobbs
Rev. O B Hobbs of Novelty concludes his protracted Mt Zion meeting and reports large crowds. He starts a new protracted series Monday at North Salem Methodist church with Alva Lawrence of Milan accompanying him and invites all to attend.
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North Salem
O. B. Hobbs
Novelty
Mt. Zion
Alva Lawrence
Milan
Hobbs
Methodist Church
Road Resurfacing Progress On No 5 From Milan To Laclade
A local contractor finishes the black topping project on No 5 from Milan to Laclade this week. Heated surfacing material moved from tank cars by trucks, with Al Brown supplying a steam engine to heat the tanks. Day and night operation used many cars and truck drivers, laying about a mile daily. The new surface is dustless and hardening though glare at night reduces visibility. Overall it is an improvement and a new road surfacing method.
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No. 5
Milan
Laclade
al Brown
Wheat Growers Meet in Milan September 13
County wheat program details to be explained at a Court House meeting in Linneus. The new 1936 contract allows 95 percent of base acreage, with emphasis on base production 1928-32. County Agent Hall promotes learning the improved plan and securing hardy winter barley seed from local dealers and farmers.
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Linn County
Court House
Linneus
Chillicothe
Northwest Missouri
Linn County Farmers To View Soil Conservation Pictures
A Linn county farmers meeting will be held at the Court House in Linneus at 7 30 Thursday evening September 12 Tonight County Agent Hall will show a series of soil conservation pictures from Washington The county soil conservation organization will be perfected and CCC Camp speakers will explain their planned work The camp has tools to start on farms and will crush lime rock this winter at lower cost for farmers using it on thin land for clover production
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Linn County
Court House
Linneus
Hall
Washington
County Soil Conservation Organization
CCC
Small Grain Pasturage Seeding Urged In Linn County
With rain conditions favorable, Linn county farmers push barley and other small grains for fall and early spring pasturage. Winter barley should be seeded now after last year’s success, producing 25 to 40 bushels per acre and substantial pasture. Missouri Early Beardless praised for hardiness and yield as a corn substitute next June.
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Linn
Missouri
4-H Clint Round-Up Draws 500 Plus Youths at Missouri College
More than 500 4-H club youngsters and leaders attended the Clint Round-Up at the Missouri College of Agriculture last week. Dean Mumford praised club pledge clarity and urged daily task excellence as the path to lifelong wealth through education, noting 15,000 Missouri youth are part of the program.
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Missouri College of Agriculture
F. B. Mumford
Dean Mumford
Missouri
Feeding hogs green corn to cut labor in harvest
L A Weaver of the Missouri College of Agriculture weighs guidance on feeding hogs green corn to reduce field labor. Begin with dented corn, gradually increase rations, then let hogs harvest themselves if fields allow. Plenty of clean water is essential for hogs kept on full feed.
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L. A. Weaver
Missouri College of Agriculture
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