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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1950
Page
4
Fern N Woodward and G T Woodward owned and published the Browning Missouri newspaper established in 1884 with a yearly subscription price of two dollars.
Sunday guests included Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Cassity and Mary Boner with Mrs. Daisy Pulliam. Helen Goodson of Warrenton married Lawrence Cassity in Kahoka and returned there. Flu illness sent Mrs. Floyd Hardin to a Brookfield hospital. she is improving. Local residents Mary Boner from Milan and others visited Pur din and Effie Pulliam hosted guests Sunday afternoon.
Rev Noel Coram and Rev Chester Coram will lead services at White Oak Church north of Browning on Friday April 7 with Alton Abbott assisting. Community invites all to hear the message and meet the Coram family. other local visits and a Nester Chapel Church basket dinner and egg roast are noted along with sympathy for the Hopper family and various Sunday gatherings among residents.
In Dickinson area notices, Mr and Mrs Ellea Floyd and son visited Tom Lacer’s home while men worked in the oat field. Jesse Longwell and son spent Thursday evening with John Longwell’s family. Henry Lambert and family visited Eldon Riddle’s group as Mrs Lambert called in the afternoon. Flossie Wyatt stayed with Roy and Mrs McCollum in Brookfield last week. Allen Belzer and daughter visited Thursday with Frank Belzer and were joined by their sons Tommy and Kenneth. Everett B and Brookfield family were Friday guests of Mr and Mrs.
Elby Floyd and son host. Calvin Lambert family visits his parents. Davenport Iowa visitors join Elba Floyd’s family. Curt Bauer Gerald Crist guests with Leon Smith. Brookfield and Galt families visit Harry Longwell’s home. Jerry Guyer, son of Kenneth, injures jaw after bike crash March 26. Shelby teachers Munns and Yogel lead Students Educational Tour to Kansas City. Shelby Senior Class attends Senior Day in Kirksville with staff.
Locust Valley residents Mr. and Mrs. Blaine Nickell and their children visited Mrs. Nickell’s parents Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Chapman Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Baskett and their boys were Sunday dinner guests of the Chapmans.
Johnny Baskett Harold and the Keithleys spent Sunday with Roy Bundies and Glen. Bundies guests included Dan Bundies Walter, and Setie Dennis plus Permelia Baskett. Cecil Lay Eugene Burchett families visited L. P. Kirby. Kirby’s wife improving. Other Sunday visits included Homer Buswell Marvin Cooper at L. E. Hedges. H Havens in W B Havens home. visitors from Milan Wayne Burdett Kay. O M Elliott Victor Jones. Crookshanks and sons with Vane Kingsolver. Estle Keithley calling on Morris Crookshanks. Everett Keithley sons Morris and Norris visited. O L Lay also called.
Letters of Administration granted by Linn County Probate Court Missouri to Ola F. Creason for the estate of Frank Creason debars claims if not shown within six months after letters grant date March 22 1950 or within one year to avoid permanent bar. Judge C A Johnson attests. First insertion March 30.
Sunday evening guests of Mr. and Mrs. Everett Keithley. Angus cattle sale attended by Crooks Nickell Hoselton Carter and Crowdis in Milan last Tuesday. Several families visited kin and neighbors as oat sowing nears completion. various trips to Milan and Chillicothe noted. Rottmann improving at Nichols home. multiple gatherings with Quigley and Creason families.
Grandmother Mrs Permelia Baskett spent Sunday at the home of Mr and Mrs Setie Dennis. W E Crooks visited daughter Mrs James Herbert and family Sunday afternoon. Miss Marie Burdett of Macon visited her mother Mrs Grace Burdett and brother Clarence. Clarence drove Miss Burdett to Brookfield to return to Macon. Miss Burdett works as a beauty operator in Macon. Gordon Johnson, hospitalized in Excelsior Springs Missouri, is reported to be improving and may return home by week’s end.
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Several locals traveled to Milan on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Allen McClaren and family visited Charley McClaren and family Sunday. Wilson Havens bought a new tractor last week. Essie Watson visited her daughters in Kansas City. Quinten Fields visited his parents Lester and Mrs. Fields Saturday. Warren school will close April 14. Potato planting is slow due to wet ground. Rickie Thurlo stayed with grandparents R A Thurlo and Aunt Hinda Rush Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Smith also mentioned.
The Bob Rinehart family has recovered from the flu and the children are back in their routine after visiting Allen Fanning’s home this past Sunday.
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