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Browning Leader Record

Location

Browning, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Sep 21, 1933

Page

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In Memoriam Hannibal C Pearson of Browning Missouri

Hannibal C Pearson born November 21 1849 in Filmore Andrew county Missouri died September 11 1933 at his Browning home aged 83 years 9 months 20 days He married Mary Izabeth Cotter April 4 1881 they had seven children survived by Mrs O B Tully Seattle Wash Mrs S Strait Copper Spur Jo Ernest Pearson Purdin Mrs F B Green Clarkson Wash Mrs M E Standlee Chicago Ill and thirteen grandchildren and four great grandchildren Funeral services were held September 13 at home conducted by Rev S B Lock Linneus and interment at Jenkins Cemetery Card of Thanks from family. Also notice of Mrs A B Clark Malissa Adaline Johnson born June 15 1850 near Browning Sullivan County Missouri died September 8 1933 at age 83 years 2 months 23 days Married Augustus Byron Clark 1869 he died 1918 no children She joined South Methodist Church and was last of eight Johnson siblings 18 nieces and nephews survive Burial at Hoover Cemetery. Live Wire Class of M E Church South hosted a shower at Bunton Carr home with teacher Katheryn Calhoun and attendees. Bridge Club hosted by Miss Dorothy L Alspach honored Harvey F Dickinson and Edward F Williams before college. refreshments served.

Hannibal C. Pearson John Mary Catherine Pearson Filmore Andrew County Browning Nebraska City Neb Missouri Davies County Linn County Mary Lillis Spencer William H Margaret Spencer Trenton Rs. O. B. Tully Seattle Wash Rs. S. . Strait Copper Spur Ernest Pearson Purdin Irs F. B. Green Clarkson M. E. Standlee Chicago A. B. Clark Malissa Adaline Johnson Sampson and Elizabeth Johnson Sullivan Augustus Byron Clark South Methodist Church Andrew George Fielden Johnson Mary Ann Schrock Elizabeth Jacobs Amanda Thurlo Martha Jane Bailey Lillie Cristian M. E. Church South Katheryn Calhoun Bunton Carr Erma Peterson Evelyn Gable Dorothy Alspach Vadis Nickell Gladys Atkins Oma Atkins James Calhoun Merrill Peterson Jimmie Rudloff Jean Darr Louis A Burton Darr Robert Moore

Stitch and Chatter Club Meeting At Knifong Event

Stitch and Chatter Club with Lavenia Lin hart presiding on Thursday hosted twenty five members and twenty visitors. The group sang Going Down the Valley and quilted a comfort for Lavenia, who received many gifts. Visitors listed include Ida Ware DeVore Woodside Bernadine Liebhart and others. Next meeting set with Ima Elliott on Sept 14. Also preaching by Rev A Le Pipes at Knifong Chapel on Sept 24 inviting attendance.

Stitch and Chatter Club Lavenia Linhart Bernadine Liebhart Lavenia Ida Ware Alice DeVore Grace Woodside Billy Charlotte Stone Clara Smith Elsie Smith Cornelia Harris Adeline Page Ethel Brantner Janie Elliott Ima Elliott

Ex-Gov Sam A Baker Dies After Illness

Former Missouri governor Sam A Baker, who led the state from 1925 to 1929, died Saturday in Jefferson City after about four years of illness. Born November 7, 1874, in Patterson, Wayne County, he rose from humble roots to become state superintendent of schools and later governor. Funeral services were held Monday at First Presbyterian Church, with interment in Riverside Cemetery. state offices were closed in the afternoon per Gov Park's order.

Sam A. Baker Missouri Jefferson City Governor Baker Patterson Wayne County Mill Spring State Teachers College Springfield Piedmont Richmond A. B. Jackson First Presbyterian Church Riverside Cemetery

School Glasses Meet Dr Palm in Milan

An advertisement notes a September 25 meeting with Dr Palm, an optometry specialist in Milan at a hotel. It promises easy terms and bottom prices for glasses.

Dr. Palm Milan

Visit of Denver couple to local friends and news

Mr and Mrs John T Gibson of Denver spent the last week here visiting Mr and Mrs J H Calhoun and other friends. They toured Chula Pur din and nearby areas, delivering a remit tance from Chas A Laing. Gibson, a Union Pacific employee for over twenty years, says Laing has employment and that he and his wife are faring well. The old home paper is welcomed and they request it continue.

Denver John T. Gibson J. H. Calhoun Chula Purdin Chas. A. Laing Charley Emmy Liberty Wensd Hermat Belinsky Benny Jane Menchen

Eye Care Urges Early Action On Vision Health

A promotional notice stresses that neglect worsens eye trouble and promotes eye exams with affordable prices. Dr. E. P. Harvey, optometrist, offers free consultation and an office at Harvey and Neet's. Also mentions Sunday services at Grove Hill Baptist Church.

E. P. Harvey Harvey & Neet's Grover Hall Grove Hill Baptist

Preaching Schedule and Club Meeting Notes

Next Sunday September 24 Rev J W Trower of Pur din Baptist Church will preach both morning and evening. Bible School at 10 am Morning Worship 11 am Evening Worship 8 pm All welcome. Willing Workers met September 7 with Maude Christy hosting an all day quilting and ring block session. A home remedy for burns and a contest followed a prayer by Manie Vincent. Visitors included Mary Buswell Beverly Ann Martin Bobby Dean Christy Charles Dwain Harris. Cecile Cotter to host September 21 half day meeting. Club Reporter.

Thurch J. W. Trower Purdin Baptist Church Maude Christy Burns Emma Bailey Manie Vincent Mary Griffin Mary Vincent Susan Green Mabel Brown Cor Nora Harris Lou Harris Hazel Martin Mary Cotter Anna Hatch Madie Martin Helen Martin Mira Lay Iva Rhodes Mary Buswell Beverly Ann Martin Bobby Dean Christy Charles Dwain Harris Cecile Cotter

Prospecting For Coal On Brumbaugh Farm North Of City

Lloyd Lambert has secured Nova Carson of Unionville and other men to prospect for coal on the Brumbaugh farm north of the city. They are sinking a shaft about twenty five feet deep, three by six feet, encountering rock in the way. A paying coal bed would greatly benefit the community if found.

Lloyd Lambert Nova Carson Unionville Brumbaugh

Wray to attend Linn County Farm Bureau meeting

Ernest Wray of the Missouri Farm Bureau Federation will speak at Linn County Farm Bureau’s annual meeting in Linneus on Wednesday October 4 an all day event with a basket dinner and entertainment by Linn County Extension Club women Miss Fra Clark of the Extension Service Columbia will speak Linn County residents are invited Kelsey Orchards apples cider and honey for sale Brookfield Missouri Also a cleanup day at Knifong Cemetery October 3 tools and baskets requested

Purdin West Strawberry Church Laclede

Purdin Street Fair hailed as best in years

Linn county town praised a three day Purdin Street Fair with W R Ross as president and Curt Bagley secretary. Weather cleared after rain threats, crowds filled streets and floral hall displays showcased canned goods, fruits, vegetables and premium corn. Local clubs plan Achievement Days and a furniture sale announces for October 6 and 7. Stork brings eight and a half pound boy named Thomas Francis to Maggart-Reiley family in Chicago.

Linn County W. R. Ross Curt Bagley Purdin Iicin Frank L Maggart Daugter Tom Reiley Chicago Namel Thomas Francis

Street Fair Planned After Browning Motor Meet

A mass meeting was held Tuesday night at the Browning Motor Company to discuss a fall street fair for the city. A small yet enthusiastic crowd attended and discussions focused on organizing the event and securing support.

Browning ‘Motor Company

Missouri approves half million loan to meet state payrolls

Missouri state fund commissioners authorize borrowing 500000 to cover payrolls and expenses until new revenue or fall taxes arrive. Central Trust Company of Jefferson City, led by Howard Cook, to fund the loan with 125000 earmarked for relief work to be matched by federal funds. an additional 30000 for September payrolls. Provisions allow up to 1000000 more loans.

State Fund Commissioners of Missouri Central Trust Company of Jefferson City Howard Cook Wallace Crossley Central Trust Company

Also Mentioned on This Page

Husbanand H. C. Pearson Dorothy L. Alspach Harvey F. Dickinson Edward F. Williams Idris Garret Edgar Jones Raymond Alspach Dorothy Knifong A. le Pipes Knifong Chapel Browning Farm Club Kelsey Orchards Brookfield Knifong Cemetery Knifong Grove Cemetery Purdin Street Fair F. C. Shirley Harry Rhodes Dr. Grice W. A. Boné N. W. Philips James Buswell Ant Emmy Bobby Turing Canada Tomorre Meddy Goliath Jonas Sampson Judas Hamlet
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