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Browning Leader Record

Location

Browning, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Apr 03, 1947

Page

3

Obituary fragment notes age and survivors

The notice indicates a man alive would be 84, and he survived by members of the home including two daughters.

Wool Market We Will Buy Wool As Usual

Wool market notes list J R Williams Co and others with names blurred for March 25. Assessor Carter Forsen Noel May Jackson Township officials and North Salem Township trustees Randall Minor and Alton Ab Collector Ben Almond appear among the board members Ray Rauer and Walter Overstreet.

J. R. Williams & Co North Salem Randall Minor Alton Ben Almond Ray Rauer Walter Overstreet

Announcement of L. O. Wykoff's Produce Business

From this date on I will operate my produce business as the L. O. Wykoff, owner. The notice identifies the operator and formalizes a name change for the business entity.

L. O. Wykoff

Local Social Notes Highlight Easter Visitors and Family Gatherings

Mrs Van Christy and Mrs Alda Brookshier spent Tuesday in St Joseph. Mrs Nelte Store Beneho and Sunday guests Brinkley and son John. Mr and Mrs Vernon Norvell and Darrell were Sunday dinner guests of Mrs Henry Taylor, Mrs Lealand Norvell and daughters. Mr and Mrs Howard Carter of Iowa City Iowa came to spend Easter vacation with relatives. Mrs Floy Standard of Brookfield visited relatives. Mrs Meda Stone, visiting, came home with them Sunday 8 birthday. James W Gooch of the State University spent the weekend with his parents and relatives. Mrs Tom Mullins had former Sunday dinner guests Mr and

van Christy Alda Brookshier St. Joseph Nelte Beneho Brinkley John Vernon Norvell Darrell Henry Taylor Lealand Norvell Howard Carter Iowa City Iowa Floy Standard Brookfield Meda Stone

Powell family to relocate. Bowyer visit in Ohio town

Mrs. W. B. Powell and her grandson plan a move to Trenton in the near future. Mr. and Mrs. LL E Bowyer traveled to Wadsworth on Tuesday to visit her brother Ta M. Palmer, who is a patient in the Wetersha Hospital and is reported to be better and planning a Browning visit when weather warms.

W. B. Powell Powell Will Trenton LL E Bowyer Wadsworth Ta M. Palmer Wetersha Hospital Mr. Palmer Browning

Social Guests Attend Kansas City Weekend Gathering

Mrs Everett Harris and Mr and Mrs a Ripet traveled to Kansas City to visit sister and daughter Mrs Bill Gramling and family. Other relatives joined at the home of her parents Mr Aare Ralph Todd and family with Barbara Cora June among the attendees.

Everett Harris Fant Fred Robinson Aoenica Ge Impsone

Van Dyke Family Dines With Marceline Friends

Mr and Mrs Russell Van Dyke and family of Marceline enjoyed a Sunday dinner with Mr and Mrs M N and Duane, sharing a meal and company.

Russell van Dyke Marceline M. N and Duane

Sunday Visits Across Linneus Community

A fragmented listing notes visits by Mr. and Mrs. S. J and Theo Holser and Sandra to various neighbors. Billie Lestie spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Harry, while other households hosted evening or afternoon calls.

Linneus Petes Pero S. J Theo Holser Sandra Carl Rott J. R Billie Lestie Harry

Wartime Area Social Notes Mention Vaccinations and Visits

Parastine and Stanley Reams and Mrs Ww hal of Warren school attended in Milan on Thursday to receive smallpox vaccine. Gilbert McKay visited Milan in the evening. Several local families including the Crowdis and Callihan clans shared visits and purchases, with Des Moines and Kansas City trips noted.

Parastine Stanley Reams Hal Warren School Milan Gilbert McKay Andy W. Ot Ies Rufus Callihan Lyle Wickham Des Moines Iowa James Dell Browning Jimmie Crowdis Herbert Lambert Ronald Dixon Leland Shipp Bobbie Dixon Bill Crowdis Helen Oliver Kansas City Loyd Crowdis Rufus Cal

Tanats Oan Family Remarks

Brief item notes Mr and Mrs Tanats Oan and family spent days with relatives, with details limited to the visit and companionship.

Locust Valley Socials and Nearby Visits Report

Trams Harry Nickell and son Earl of near Brookfield attend a sale in Browning and visit the W. T. Nickell home. Numerous guests including Mr and Mrs Elmer and family, Mrs J D, Sara Jonsonville, and Bertha Lay are noted for gatherings through the week. Everett Keith visits amid illness in the family and hospitalizations are mentioned for Mr Kenneth Jen. Joe Long and EW Grok Shanks are among local visitors and residents moving to a new farm north of Li }

Harry Nickell and Son Earl Brookfield Browning W. T. Nickell Nickell An Chapman Sara Jonsonville W. T. Pe Elmer J. D. and Sons Francis K John Quigley

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