Teachers and Pupils of Enterprise Hold Picnic
The second reunion of pupils, teachers, and friends of Enterprise School was held at Browning City Park on Sunday September 18 1932 despite morning rain. A large turnout from distant areas enjoyed a bountiful feast and socializing. Grandstand music followed, with C J Thornton as toastmaster and talks by notable attendees. A 1933 reunion date was set for the Sunday in August.
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Achers
Eurprise School
Browning City Park
Rudi
C. Jornton
W.P. Nickell
Gerogeson
Ed Barkley
Thorne
Rudloff
Porter
R. J. McCollum
Della Peters
E. Nean
Lewis B. Alspach
Jer
Frankett
Noblev
Apples For Sale At Orchard Brookfield Mo
Kelsey Orchards advertises sprayed Jonathan apples at 1.00 and 0.75 per bushel plus sweet cider and pure cider vinegar at 0.25 per gallon. A hospital thank you note from Miss Ruby Calhoun is included. Mrs Permelia Mairs and Sons signs off.
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Nice
Jonathan
Kelsey Orchards
Brookfield
Ruby Calhoun
Permelia Mairs and Sons
Basket Dinner At Pearson Home Brings Relatives Together
A basket dinner enjoyed by many relatives at Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Pearson’s home featured well filled baskets and a fine meal. Attendees from Trenton, Shula, Purdin, Brookfield, and Galt joined in friendly chat after the meal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Pearson
Steve Spencer
Gerdine Spencer
Nelson Spencer
Baby
Harold Nelson
Harmer Medlum
Trenton
Chas. Spencer
Lorene
Joe Miles
Special Notice on Friday Saturday Thea tre Prices
Special notice announces talking pictures at the Electric Theatre every Friday and Saturday with all seats priced at 10 cents.
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Talking Pictures
Celebrated 86th Birthday of Mrs Browning at Home
On Saturday night September 7 a small group gathered at the Ed Browning home near Haseville to honor Mrs Browning on her 86th birthday. Seventy one guests attended sharing old time music refreshments and homemade ice cream with nine birthday cakes as they wished her many more celebrations.
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Ed Browning
Haseville
Browning
Nova West
Eugene
C. M. Nichols
Dwane
J. L. Longwell
Jesse
Evelyn
Raymond Gooch
E. W. Crookshanks
Gee
Taylor
Lorene
Nina Clare
Sam Gooch
Llayds
Rosalee
Lloyd Bowyer
Guss Coulter
James
Ruth
Alice
Earl Tolle
James Browning
Raymond
Lena
Eulavea
Hugh Campbell
Marjorie
Sue
John Overall
Chester
Schrock
H. D
Max
Jackie
Jerry Gooch
Harry Leslie
Billie
Franklin
Donald
Dorothy
Lucille
W. R. Leslie
Anna Longwell
Harry
Bert
Harold
Garnett Campbell
Rosa
Fae
Gayla
Corene Leslie
Fay Jacobs
Francis Schrock
Lewis Hullet
Walter Browning
Mrs. Browning
Baptist Church Holds 10:15 AM Meeting on Pastoral Call
A Baptist church schedules a special business meeting at 10 15 AM on Sunday September 18 to consider hiring a pastor. All members are urged to attend.
Willing Workers Club Quilting Meeting Report
The Willing Workers Club met with Mrs Nora Harris on Wednesday the 14th with eight members and seven visitors. They quilted two comforts, enjoyed a noon table display, and held a 1 30 meeting led by Mrs Mary Griffith. Contest results went to Nellie Williams in gardening and to Williams and Gocoh in the cracker eating event. The next all day quilting will be at Mrs Mabel Browns on Wednesday the 28th.
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Stitch and Chatter Club
Stitch and Chatter Community Club
Camora Abbott
Cluo
Florence Elliott
Clara Hanmann
Lavenia Linhart
Allie Ware
Clara Hanman
Goldia Abbott
Lucille Hanman
Lydia Barclay
Molly Cordray
Agnes Brantner
Willing Workers Club
Nora Harris
Mary Griffith
Anna Hatch
Cornela Harris
Nellie Williams
Isabel Gocoh
Scracker
Mabel Brown
C. R
Friendly Note From Browning Leader-Record Subscriber
From Vici Oklahoma dated September 14 1932 editor Browning Leader-Record writes to friend Joe asking forgiveness for delay and enclosing $3 to advance paper dates. He notes reliance on home news, uncertainty about future renewals, and mentions decent crops though prices are unavailable plus personal health concerns and a pleasant surprise on the 4th.
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Browningite
Vici
Okla
Browning Leader-Record
Joe
Surprise birthday dinner united Abbott family in 1982 reunion
A Sept 4 gathering at D M Smith home featured a 4 dish cafeteria dinner in honor of Mr Smith and Earl Wingo. Forty three relatives attended from multiple branches of the Abbott family, with prayers, memories, and photos shared before departures. The event celebrated kin across Missouri towns and Kansas City connections.
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D. M. Smith
Mr. Smith
Earl Wingo
E. 0. Larsson
Thelma
Pauline
Donald
Wilfred
J. S Smith
Homer
Wesley
Lucy Woodside
A. H. Rheg
E.T. Larsson
Paul
Fletcher Smith
E. S. Smith
Kansas City
Guy Curtis
Alice
Shattuck
W. A. Dean
Houston Craig
Amarilo
Texas
A. J. Smith
Dorothy and
Doty
Raymond
Cecil Barnes
Leon Burst
Barbara Lee
Vernell
J. L
Near
May
Ted Pound
Violet, Gresswell
Glendena Hurst
Woodward
Irany
Abbott
Ralph Abbott
Lincoln
Neb
Home Place
New Boston
Will Abbott
St. Catherine
Dr. Abbott
Goldsberry
Joe Abbott
John McCollum
Goldsverry
Caroline
Abott) Ratliff
Earl Abbott
Nile
Winigan
Tom Abbott
Perry McCollum
Helen
Kirksville
Carl Thudhum
Gale
Emmett Abbott
Green City
Harold Abbott
Marvin
Browning
Ned
A.B. Baker
Winfred
Unionville
Martin Abbott
Elwood Abbott
Denver
Spurling
Farmers Mutual Insurance Company meeting notice
The annual meeting of Farmers Mutual Insurance Company of Linn County Missouri will convene in Linneus on Saturday October 1 1932 at 10 oclock a m by order of the Board W C Hoover Secretary
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers Mutual Insurance Company
Linn County
Missouri
Linneus
W. C. Hoover
Secy
Special Perma Wave at Clarkson's Brookfield Mo
Special offer on a beautiful permanent wave at Clarkson's in Brookfield Missouri. The deal is priced at 2.50 dollars, presenting a budget-friendly styling option for customers seeking modern hair arrangements.
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Clarkson's
Brookfield
Purdin Street Fair Draws Big Crowds and Games
Friday and Saturday featured a lively street fair in Purdin with crowds from near and far. The program ran smoothly with attractions like a Ferris wheel, merry-go-round, underground act, wrestling, boxing, and various contests. Premiums highlighted the Friday and Saturday events, including a large poultry show and agricultural displays showcasing corn, watermelons, pumpkins, and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Purdin
Curt Bagley
Gardner
Mammouth
Planning Fall Festival in Browning Electra Theatre Meeting
Businessmen and others gathered at the Electra Theatre on Tuesday to elect officers and arrange Browning’s Fall Festival. Dates set for Friday September 30 and Saturday October 1 with K M Duncan as president W H Dickinson as vice president A D Peterson and Lantz McCormick as secretaries and treasurers Harry Rhodes as festival manager N W Phillips and Chester Bagley as finance officers. The group hopes the community project can be supported as Browning has lacked such an event for some time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Electra Theatre
Browning
K .M. Duncan
W. H. Dickinson
A. D. Peterson
Lantz McCommick
Harry Rhodes
N. W. Phillips
Chester Bagley
Hoover Cemetery Trustees Meeting Announcement
All persons interested in the Hoover cemetery are requested to meet at that place on Thus day, Sept. 29th, to elect Board of Trustees for ensuing year. Basket dinner at noon, business meeting at 1:30. Non-residents please sent their contributions to Secretary, Elizabeth Lantz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoover Cemetery
Elizabeth Lantz
Baptist church ladies plan bakery food sale Saturday
The ladies of the Baptist church announce a food sale at the Bakery on Saturday September 2. Proceeds will support church activities and local outreach efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies of the Baptist Church
Milan Band Concert Delights Local Crowd
The Milan band, one of the region’s best, performed Friday night to a large crowd. The well-practiced group has organized for years and showcased fine music, earning warm welcome and hopes for a return visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milan
Farm Bureau to Hold All Day Executive Committee Meeting
A Linn County Farm Bureau executive committee meeting is set for Tuesday September 27 with R W Brown Missouri Farm Bureau Federation president in attendance to aid program planning He recently became a director of the American Farm Bureau Federation and is a Carroll County farmer noted for community programs The State Federation will support Linn County and Missouri groups in tax reduction and cooperative marketing C M Hearne district supervisor will join the morning session to help draft a county budget for 1933 Directors will be aided by a county representative in the talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. B. Helps Co
Liam County
Farm Bureau
R. W. Brown
Missouri Farm Bureau Federation
Brown
American Farm Bureau Federation
Missouri
Carroll County
Linn County Farm Bureau
C.M. Hearne
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Billy Kimbrough
Jack Gooch
Carlos Hicks
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