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Browning Leader Record

Location

Browning, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Sep 16, 1948

Page

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Lee Warren Dies After Illness at 76

Brookfield man Lee Warren died Monday evening after nearly two years of illness at age 76 years one month four days. He was born near Browning in 1872, worked as a farmer then a carpenter, married Phoebe Lam in 1905, and leaves nine grandchildren, fourteen great grandchildren, two sisters, and a brother. Services set for Thursday at 2 pm at the Whee Funeral Home with burial in Hill Cemetery.

Richard Lee Warren Brookfield J. Warren Browning Phoebe Eeam Lam Case Metron Tones Lora Franci Los Angeles Calif Ruthgar St. Catharine Irva Ryan Tilden Nebr Kenneth Warren Long Beach Edra Meeks Joseph Archie Francis Doyle Clemma Blair Clarinda Iowa Solattia Ah Bewas George Thomas Arcadia Lola Givens John Warren Linneus Whee Funeral Home Hill Cemetery

James L Head obituary notes lengthy Linn County roots

James L Head died at his Brookfield home on a Monday afternoon. Born September 2 1872 near Shelby he married Nora May Paye on May 28 1897. she died December 20 1909. He leaves six daughters, a brother Charles Head and sister Serene Johns, sixteen grandchildren and seven great grandchildren. He lived most of his life in Linn County North Salem and Shelby and moved to Brookfield nine years ago. Interment was in a nearby cemetery.

James L. Head D. D. Reynolds Brookfield James Lafayette Ira Catherine Evans Head Shelby Nora Maypayee Ethel Cowley Albion Indiana Carol Schreiner

Notice at Shafter school house on Monday at 8 o clock

Notice states Randel Davis and a judge will attend an event at the Shafter school house at 8 o clock on Monday. A club will serve hamburgers and proceed for a stated purpose.

Randel] Davis Judge Cat Shafter Sch

In Memoriam Mrs Ida Bailey

Loving memory of our dear mother Mrs Ida Bailey who passed away. Words speak softly of a peaceful rest beyond the sunset where beauty and grace endure. Her family prays for comfort and remembers her gentle life and lasting faith.

Ida Bailey Pest Benena Clella Pe

Electric Theatre Showings and That Way With Women

The cinema advertises Electric Theatre with Green Dolphin Street a costume drama and a four sided love tale featuring Yana Turner and an international voyage. It also promotes That Way With Women a comedy about a retired tycoon who teams with an ex GI at a filling station and his daughter falls for the GI.

Yana Turner Eee

Amateur Contest Set At Laredo Fair

An amateur contest will be held at the Laredo Fair on September 24 with first prize 20 dollars second prize 15 dollars and third prize 10 dollars. Entry requires prior notification to the committee before the event. The program begins at 7 30 with committee members O P Hatfield Mrs Dixie Peterie and Mrs Violett Kenley.

Laredo Fair O. P. Hatfield Dixie Peterie Violett Kenley

For Sale Another pment of West

Call Lloyd Bower Browning 2 Browning of Dale Falconer Purdin.

West- Call Lloyd Bower Browning 2 Browning Dale Falconer Purdin

For Rent a Farm of 120 Acres Browning 3 Percent

A 120 acre farm available for rent at 424 Cherry Street in Bion with customary terms. The listing notes Browning as a descriptor and a 3 percent rate or condition.

Cherry St Bion

Happy Workers Club Meeting Details and Officers

The Happy Workers Club notes a September 8 gathering with N Jean C as hostess. Hazel Harris led a devotion from St Luke chapter 16. Voting elected officers: President Mrs. Fred Watson, Vice President H L Knight, Chaplain Mrs. Winnie Game Leader, with Bingo winners Hazel Harris Doris Molacha Watson Mary Ball. Next meeting with Helen Shaw to read a verse containing the word Savior.

Happy Workers Club Happy Workers N Jean C Hazel Harris St. Luke Fred Watson H. L. Knight Repo Morris Winnie Game Sastecs Harris Doris Mo

General Club Meeting Reports New Officers Elected

The General Roose Club met with seven members and two visitors to elect officers. Powell was named President, W H Oliver Vice President, Edgar Ho Rea rt Fields Parliamentarian, and Mrs Sam Artz Song Leader. A fried chicken dinner preceded the proceedings.

General Roose Club Robert Fields Gertrude Ae Frances Karol Anon Artz Powell W. H. Oliver Edgar Ho. Reaert Fields Sam Artz

Calhoun Homecoming Brings Family Reunion and Farewell

Mrs. Kathryn Calhoun James hosted a Labor Day weekend homecoming with extended family and friends from Oklahoma Iowa Missouri Kansas and Illinois. A long dinner and yard visit followed by reminiscences marked the gathering as guests shared memories before planning to meet again next year.

Kathryn Calhoun James E. Teape Prague Okla Uffine Ralph Carson Wich Nsas H. Myers J Thompson Sheila Ottumwa Iowa Lewis Foster F. Foster G. B. Doolin Chillicothe George Virginia Buddy Erry Joel S. DeWitt Jr Dale Broookfield H. C. Burnham Ary Olga Trippeer A. Baley Kansas City Joel DeWitt Meadville W. J. Foster Jon Maurice Foster Alen Patricia Linneus Marjorie Rinehart Angels Calif Pelle Logang Lynhart Newne F. H. Newell

P E O Chapter V Hosts Family Evening at Keithley Home

P E O members entertained families with a supper and musical numbers at John Keithley s home on Wednesday evening. Guests included Mr and Mrs Gail Bartow and several Calhoun and Moore family members along with Eva Doris Carter and Saralou Schreck who performed.

John Keithley Martha Gooch Almeda Bartow

Farm Bureau Seeks Members For Hospitalization Plan

Linn County Farm Bureau announces a new hospitalization membership starting September 1, 1948. For a family, Federation fee is 1.00 with quarterly premiums of 6.00 for Peete and 3.00 for each member. Inquiries to Linn County Farm Bureau Linnues, Phone 4W.

Blue Cross Linn County Linn Cow Farm Bureau Linnues

Radio Sales And Services at Bailey Maytag Co

Radios may be left at the Bailey Maytag Co for your con Neff Radio Service. Phone 587 16 S Main Brookfield Mo.

Bailey Maytag Co S. Main Brookfield, Mo

Young People Organize Meth Sin Fellowship

Members of a community youth group gathered at the Methodist church on Sunday to consider forming a Young Fellowship for ages 12 to 25. Marie Woot led the meeting, with Beverly Moore at the piano, and officers were elected including Marjorie Lay sponsor and Junius Mundell president. The next gathering is scheduled for 6:30 PM next Sunday, with invites extended to all interested attendees.

Methodist Edit Iic Gep Marie Woot Gop Beverly Moore Lay Soeey More Retarybby Moore Eva Doris Carter Piaist Mariflan Junius Rell Cynthia Foc Xioore Ose Judy Wilson Earlas Joyce Nickell Mar- Quigley Patty Layine Norvell Janet Lumssen Peggy Browning Marilyn Wiles Ronald Lantz Geneval J. Green Clar- Green Jimyeeee Mer- Bobby Moore Richaausias Mandell Cyn“Motte Dr. Haney Marie Golf Beers Lay Ruch

Old Lady of the Ozarks Featured At Club Meeting

Eight members and three visitors attended as roll call discussed Why Farm Women Should Get Away From Home. Mrs. Willard Phillips read The Old Lady of the Ozarks. A report on 4 H Achievement Day followed. The meeting closed with the Lord's Prayer. Visitors Laura Mae and Mary Lee Gooch and Mrs. George Buckner assisted. Refreshments by Browning included cakes and iced tea. Next meeting set for September 8 with Mrs. Junior Phillips.

Willard Phillips

Missouri State Sanatorium Homecoming Observed in 1948

The Missouri State Sanatorium hosts an annual homecoming on Sunday October 3 1948 marking a revival after wartime interruption. Speeches and a social hour are planned with an effort to form a state wide ex patient organization. Free X rays will be offered and families are invited to attend.

Missouri State Sanatorium

David S Forbes Weds Miss Retha D Rodgers

David S Forbes married Retha D Rodgers on August 22 at the First Methodist Church in Rock Island. The bride, a University of Iowa nursing graduate, wore a gabardine suit with a rose bouquet. the groom is employed at Stewart's Shoe Store in Iowa City. The couple's two week wedding trip covered Chicago and northern Wisconsin before returning to Iowa City.

Trenton Republican Times Shee Ibsen Staat Avid S. del, Seth Iowa Forbesya University of Iowa School of Nursing University Hospitals Iowa City Forbes Trenton Junior College Stewart’s Shoe Chicago Wisconsin Iowa Pa S. Forbes V. J. Grandrath Trenton David S. Forbes South Linn Street

Maxey Pipes Wedding United Couple in Green City

Maxey of Green City and Mrs. Minerva Pipes united in marriage on Sunday evening at the Methodist church with Rev Tate. They are welcomed by Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Maxey, and will reside in Green City. Mrs. Maxey is sister to J. O. and Jas. Jones of the city and has lived with her children near Brookfield and Arthur Pipes near Green City.

Ladies Aid fundraiser for North Salem Methodist Church

The Ladies Aid seeks donations to repair and redecorate the interior of the North Salem Methodist Church. Martha Taylor serves as president with Irene Jennings as vice president and Gracie Jennings as secretary-treasurer.

Methodist Church North Salem Martha Taylor Irene Jennings Gracie Jennings Sec Treas

Home Workers Club Holds September Meeting

The Home Workers Club met on September ninth with Mrs. Charles Tate hosting an all day session. Nine members and eleven visitors attended and enjoyed dinner after Mrs. Drake gave the blessing. The business meeting opened at two. Proceeds from Bob Dixon's sale totaled eighty cents. Next gathering planned with

Home Workers Club The Charles Tate

Radio Service Radio Phone uth bee Se Beaten he

A garbled OCR line reports a radio service and phone issue with unclear details. The fragment mentions beating or violence but lacks concrete facts for a full summary. No identifiable persons or organizations are readable.

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Browning Baptist Church Welcomes New Pastor

Browning Baptist Church announces E Paul Weaver as pastor. Sunday School at 10:00 a m. Next Sunday September 19 there will be morning and evening services including an 11:00 a m service and a 7:30 p m evening service. Everyone is invited to attend.

Locust Valley Church Announces Weekly Schedule

Locust Valley Baptist Church led by Pastor Rev. Kenneth Peery hosts Sunday School at 10 am with Cecil Lay as Superintendent. Preaching on the second and fourth Sundays, morning worship at 11 am and evening service at 7 pm.

Locust Valley Baptist Church Kenneth Peery Cecil Lay

Methodist Church Service Schedule and Sermon Times

The Methodist Church invites the public to worship with the congregation. Dr Thomas J Haney, Pastor, leads Divine Worship at 11 a.m. on Sunday with a sermon, and a 7 p.m. sermon. Regular daily services are held morning and evening.

Pleasant Grove Evangelical Service Notice

Kenneth G. Kelley is the pastor at Pleasant Grove Evangelical. Morning worship is at 11 00 a m. This last Sunday of the conference year ends with a closing service. No evening service due to joining Bear Branch in their Revival Meeting. All are welcome.

Roy Miller House of God Bear Branch

Henry Cemetery Meeting for Relatives and Friends

Notice to all relatives and friends buried at Henry cemetery to meet on Monday September 20 at 1 p m for organization and maintenance of the burial place. Committee urges attendance and duty to care for graves.

Henry Cemetery

Haseville M Y F Meeting Reviews Church Service Interest

The Haseville M Y F met Sunday September 12 led by George Hess with Rolan Gooch. The group discussed making church services more interesting for others and opened with the song At the Cross. Reading members included Earlene Myrick Ben Creason Allen Foster Ida Sayers and J D Molloy. New officers Grace Sean Walker were announced.

Haseville M. Y. F Rolan Gooch George Hess Earlene Myrick Ben Creason Allen, Foster Ida Sayers J. D. Molloy Grace Sean Walker Phyllis Prewitt Betty Walker Margaret Tromerhouser Allen Foster Schrock Gail Ida Sayers Earline Georgie Hess Wayne Gooch Norris

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