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Browning Leader Record

Location

Browning, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Sep 14, 1939

Page

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Elder Eli W. Nickell Dies at 84 in Linn County

Eli W. Nickell of Linn County Missouri died at age 84 after a life as a farmer teacher and community leader. He was survived by twelve children twenty six grandchildren and many great grandchildren with siblings and a wide circle of friends. Funeral services were held at the Church of Christ in Winigan with Masonic lodge involvement and interment at Jenkins Cemetery.

Eli W. Nickell D. P Pauline Nickell Linn County Missouri Catherine Bullock Nickell Willie Hary Nickell Winigan Pearl Rankin Browning Stella Clark Green City Eunice’ .Cattey Ruth McCollum Grace Shipp Rosa Nickell Champaign Ray Gilbert Delbert Nickell America Fleming Church of Christ Mr. Nickell Holloway Milan Jenkins Cemtery Hummel H. L. Adams

Card of Thanks for Kindness and Flowers

We express sincere thanks for acts of kindness during our loved one’s illness and death. Gratitude to the singers and for the beautiful flowers. The Children.

Mrs Polly Standifer Lambert Remembered in a Funeral Service

Polly Standifer Lambert born December 24 1863 in Linn County Missouri died September 10 1939 at 75 years 9 months 16 days. She married James D Lambert April 22 1880. Golden Anniversary observed April 22 1930. Survived by ten children,Fannie Monroe John M Harry F Frank A Albert J Cecil A Charley E Nellie Cokerham Katie Gall thirty five grandchildren sixteen great grandchildren and many relatives. Burial at Bear Branch with Rev O B Hobbs officiating and Pur din Male Quartet providing music.

Polly Lambert Polly Standifer Thamas Elizabeth Standifer Linn County Missouri James D. Lambert Bertie I Thomas W Fannie Monroe Independence John M Delores Colorado Harry F Verdel Nebraska Frank A Albert J Cecil A Charley E Nellie Cokerham Katie Gall Burdin J. W. Head Rinelander Wisconsin Zelpha Cartwright Clara Burns Oklahoma City Oklahoma Catherine Lecount Mustang Grove Hill Baptist Bear Branch O. B. Hobbs Purdin

Birth of Sandra Jean to Mr and Mrs Fred Smith

Mr and Mrs Fred Smith announce the birth of a baby girl named Sandra Jean born September 7. Attending physician was Dr Dickson of Linneus.

Fred Smith Sandra Jean Dickson of Linneus

Special Notice Registration for Baby Show

Registration for the baby show runs from 1 to 2 p m with no entries accepted after 2 o'clock by the committee.

Stitch and Chatter Club Meeting Receives Auction Net

The Stitch and Chatter club gathered with Doris Hanman on September 7 for an all day session with quilting and embroidery. The day closed with a business meeting, a 93 cent auction sale led by Alice De Vore, and gifts for new members as two groups Mothers and Daughters drew secret names for a year.

Doris Hanman Alice DeVore Little Sherrill Foss Harold Foss Bessie Steele Dana Mollie Lucille Clara Amelia Doris Irene Florence Lois Allie Edith Effie Emma Orpha Alice Grace Alma Bessie Blanche Dorothy Merilee Kathryn Grace Crist Fiorerico Foss

Cheney families gather for park reunion and 40th anniversary

A Browning Park gathering on September 10 brings together Cheney relatives from Utah and Missouri including R E Crowdis of Roger and Kirksville residents. The event celebrated the fortieth wedding anniversary of E E Harris and his wife. Attendees from Salt Lake City Brookfield Meadville Roger Browning and surrounding areas shared a meal and photos.

Browning Park Cheney Utah R. E. Crowdis Roger E. E. Harris Kirksville Lucila Cheney Clyde Cheney Clyde, Jr Russell Hobbershaw Sharon Aneta Donald Hunzaker Janet Salt Lake City George Crist Darlene Crist Olga Walters Robert Walter Brookfield Eugene Ruth Brent Henry Harris Meadville R. E Crowdis Guy Crowdis Nova Crowdis Joyce James Bryce Lloyd Crowdis Roy Crowdis John Crowdis Charles J. B. Harmon J. P. Bolling Claude Stephenson Ernest Linhart Browning

Family Reunion Honors Lawrence Riedl with Cakes

A September 3 family reunion at Lawrence Riedl's home celebrated his 70th birthday, with relatives from Purdin, Shelby, Chillicothe, Browning, Laredo, Detroit, New Boston, Brookfield, Linneus and Kansas City attending. Cakes included two large birthday cakes, a bake from Krueger Baking Co. in Detroit, and a triple angel food cake baked by his daughters Sylvia and Bernice.

Lawrence Riedl Lawrence Antone Riedl Maggie Watson Nancy Lane Erwin Smith Purdin L. H. Edens Joe Edens A. J. Stufflebean Clay Stufflebean Loraine Kay Stufflebean Hubert Logan Shelby Raymond Smith Chillicothe Ella Stufflebean Wayne Stufflebean Leon Vincent Clifford Spencer Browning Asa Badger Phyllis Kay Laredo Charley Riedl Chas. Cunningham Ruby Ballintine Barbara Allen Kansas City Willie Head Buford Kenneth Riedl Harvey Leonard Riedl Detroit Mich Delbert Asher Brookfield Herbert Coram Linneus Roy Pamper New Boston Hadley Rulon Lawerace Krueger Baking Co Sylvia Bernice

Birthday Tribute for Lawrence Says Many More

A short memorial note recalls Lawrence receiving a candlelit birthday moment with 70 candles carried by him. The gathering ended with well wishes for many more birthdays to come.

Lawrence

Peters Family Reunion Honors Sixty-One Attendees

The third Peters family reunion was held on Sunday September 16 with sixty-one present for a basket dinner. Officers for next year were elected: President F J Alspach Secretary Mrs Pearl Gable and committee members Mary Vincent Ruth Arnold and Helen Carter. The oldest attendee was George Peters and the youngest was Sidney Peters' son. The event noted a wedding Harold Owens to Imogene Hanman and a death Harvey Alspach of Brookfield.

Peters Ella Stufflebean F. J. Alspach Pearl Gable Mary. Vincent Ruth Arnold Helen Carter George Peters Calif Glenn Freeland Edgar Carter Gene Eva Doris Paul Kollasch Jefferson Iowa Victor Alspach Raymond Alspach Meda Alspach Ockfield Frank Neff Stufflebean Leon Vincent Marjorie Lay Chicago Asa Badger Laredo Old Dorothy Sayre Gene Arnold Ben Alexander Purdin Grover Gable John Neely Warner Brassfield Shirley Brassfield Lizzie Austin Leone Chas. Owens Harold Owens W. F. Peters Cotter Linneus Park Alma Cotter O. K. Vincent Pizes Noel Bennett Mary Ann Cotter City J. A. Cotter Brookfield George Bailey W. B. Hilburn Climax Springs Missouri Artie Cotter Bart Lam Browning M. H. Jones Browning Ray Lambert G.L. Kranz J. M. Moore Laclede

Cotter Family Holds Tenth Annual Reunion at Linneus Park

The Cotter clan gathered at Linneus Park on Sunday September 3 with 102 attendees. A brief business session followed a bountiful dinner as Miss Alma Cotter reported two marriages two births and two deaths since the last meeting.

Legion Post Elects Officers for Ensuing Year

The local American Legion Post met on Friday night September 8 and elected officers for the coming year. Commander B. Jay Harvey leads with Edward Lewis and Ola Kunnfong as 1st and 2nd Vice-Commanders. Other officers include Mack Molloy Service Officer C Wayne Gooch Finance Officer A D Peterson Historian W R Ware Sergeant at Arms and Lantz McCormick Chaplain with Adjutant to be elected later. Homecoming committees are active and final speaker arrangements are set for September 15 and 16 with John Falloon of the Columbia Agricultural College and Sue C Lozier of Jefferson City addressing soil conservation and national affairs respectively.

B. Jay Harvey Edward Lewis Ola Knnfong Mack Molloy C. Wayne Gooch A. D. Peterson W. R. Ware C. Lantz McCormick John Falloon Columbia Agricultural College Agriculture Extension Service Sue C. Lozier Jefferson City State Highway Department American Legion

Office hours adjusted this week for Milan visit

From September 18 to 23 inclusive office hours are 8 to 8:30 a m and 4 to 5 p m due to my presence in Dr. Quinn H Becker's office at Milan Dr H Dearing Wolf

Quinn H. Becker Milan H. Dearing Wolf

Cemetery Meeting At Kai Fong Grove September 20

Communities invite interested parties to gather at Kai fong Grove cemetery on September 20 to complete last meeting’s work. Bring tools and well filled baskets.

Kaifong Grove Cemetery

Milan Home Coming Promises Growth and Education

Milan prepares for the fifth annual homecoming from September 20 to 23 with Dr. Q. H. Becker heading committees. The event aims to engage youth in farming, education, and home-making, showcasing vocational aid and county programs for a bigger, better exhibition each year.

Milan Q. H. Becker Sullivan County

Rural school day brings festive midway fun for all

The entertainment committee fills recess with glides rides and bright midway lights. On Friday September 22 rural school day offers an instructive and entertaining holiday. Meet neighbors and friends at the event.

Jack

Social Meeting Honors Hummel Wesley Class at Harris Home

A September social hosted by the Ladies Aid of the former M. E. Church at Mrs. Raymond Harris home featured songs contests and a three act comedy Electing the President The group of twenty nine attendees enjoyed caramel nut pie and iced tea and praised the entertaining actresses of the Ladies Aid.

Raymond Harris Ladies Aid M. E. Church Hummel-Wesley

Sunday Guests of Mr and Mrs Ware Attend

Sunday visitors from LaPlata included Mr and Mrs Alvard Almond with Norma Lee, Mr and Mrs Guy Minor, Mrs Emma Almond, Miss Elna Almond, Miss Anna Louise Burkhart, and Miss Dorothy Head.

W.R. Ware Alvard Almond Norma Lee Guy Minor Emma Almond Elna Almond Anna Louise Burkhart LaPlata Dorothy Head

Pasture Stubble With Electric Fence Ad At Browning Lumber

Notice recommends pasturing stubble using an electric fence and directs readers to Browning Lumber Company for details.

Browning Lumber Co

Pierce Killed in Auto Collision Near Keytesville

Frank G. Pierce died after a crash at the No 5 24 highway intersection between Keytesville and Salisbury. He passed in a Moberly hospital after brain concussion and injuries. The 66 year old was born in Sticklerville Missouri and survived by a brother Dick Pierce and sister Mrs Gen E Willoughby. Funeral at Kent Funeral Home Green City officiated by Rev R W Custer with interment at Fairview Cemetery.

Frank Pierce Frank Moberly Keytesville Salisbury Pierce Clinton Geo. E. Willoughby Missouri Ransom Mary Pierce Sullivan County Jessie Hendrix Lunata Dick Pierce Green City

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E.W. Nickell Cotter Reunion Legion Post Lou C. Lozier
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