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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1949
Page
7
Many local residents and relatives share weekend visits and dinners. Guests include Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Fleming and Mrs. Jas R. Williams. Glen Robinson from Kansas. Miss Helen Gooch and Miss Saralou Schrock. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Maggart and others. Also notes on sales, trades, and local business promotions at Browning Lumber Co. Plus updates on nearby families and travel to Ottumwa, Kansas City, and Los Angeles.
Special sale at Linco Motors Brookfield Missouri features 12 automobiles and pickups priced from 95 to 180 dollars with a 60 dollar down payment. Open evenings and Sundays for convenient shopping. Browse a pick of cars or pickups before they are gone.
A letter from Mrs. C D Moore Sherman Texas critiques Browning Leader Record column Sense and Nonsense, offering a reworked poem and best wishes. Community ad notes wallpaper patterns, new Maytags washer prices, Benjamin Moore paint quality, white enema product claim, and a White Star Gas Range clearance with limited stock.
Amos Cotter and Floyd Hardin of Purdin visited Monday afternoon. The Rottmanns hosted Floyd Rottmann’s Sunday night visit from Tindall. Rex Snyder and Leon Bennett families called on the DeVores. Allen Head and Richard Head of Milwaukee spent the weekend with Walter Head's family. J H Calhoun visited Kathryn Calhoun and James. Eastern Star initiation was held in Humphreys with M L Haning Nellie Seaman and Lyle Ingraham attending. Herbert Atwood family moved from Knoxville to the Wm. Riley farm. Irvin Dodson of Tuscan Arizona and Homer Myers of Odessa Me. were guests of Hubert Atkins Thursday night and Friday.
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