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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1948
Page
8
The column lists numerous Sunday and Easter visitations across area towns. Individuals like Mr. and Mrs. Lee Kimbrough and Roscoe Mullins visit relatives, while families from Milan Purdin Marceline and Chillicothe extend greetings. Several residents renew Leader Record subscriptions and move houses.
Relatives in St. Joseph and Graham, Mrs. Mattie Turner, who has spent the winter with her son and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Junius Buxton, in Chicago, came home Monday.
Crowded out last week. Glenn Cooper and son Don Ald in Purdin Saturday. True Blue Club met March 10 with Bertha Tate hosting. Yeast donuts demonstrated by Mrs. George Phillips. Multiple local guests and visits noted across Chillicothe Purdin Meadville Brookfield and Brookfield area.
Mr and Mrs Hubert Atkins attended the sale at Chillico Tuesday of last week and won prizes for cows. Noel Tully and family and Fred Smiths and daughters spent Easter with Will Kenley. Allen and Clarence Fanning work for Glenn Freesland. J T Hoselton moved his saw mill to John Morgan farm last week. Mrs Clarence Fanning visited Lyle Spray. J D Seaman and family visited Browning relatives. Eugene Thurlo and son from Unionville visited R A Thurlo and Hinda Rush. Joe Ford family moved to Jacobs farm near North Hooker school house. Amanda and Violet Fields are in Kirksville employed.
Mr and Mrs Rolla Gooch and grandchildren Georgiana and Larry Crooks visited Mrs Geo Crooks a Grim Smith Hospital Kirksville. Mr and Mrs C M Goins spent part of the week near Macon at Delbert Smith and Clarence Cenee families who moved from Iowa to a Macon area farm. Mr and Mrs E J Palmer and son visited Leonard Richardson at his home one day last week.
Palmyra families spent Saturday at the Arthur Griffith home and Ruth Wood visited the Red Gooch home. Leonard Richardson traveled to St Louis for a business trip. Ross Bagley and Lois Cooper joined Glen Cooper for dinner at the Cooper residence. Joe Moore called at the Loren Owens home in Purdin. Lee Wood and his son conducted business in Browning. Hennings killed a big timber wolf Saturday.
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