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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1948
Page
4
Linn County Wool Growers voted at their March 19 meeting to add 50 dollars to the County Wide Wolf Bounty Fund. The group joins other county farmers in supporting a fund aiding livestock losses to wolves. Send checks to Ben Mullins at the Linneus deputy county clerk office.
Community notes list multiple visitors and gatherings from Morris Chapel area. Families like Kim brough Gooch Richardson Wood and Oertwig hosted and joined relatives in Brookfield Marceline Carrollton Purdin Linneus and Linneus area church services with dinners and outings over the weekend.
Mrs. Ralph Collins of Milan visited her mother Mrs. Addie Dell Thursday night. The Tunnells and their son Bobby moved from Bus Poole farm near Reger to a farm southwest of Humphreys. Ledford families moved to farms and a store. Lovell and Tunnell families visited Mrs. Dell with their children.
Mr and Mrs Melvin Stephenson and son moved to the Bus Poole farm Saturday. Hank Thurlow from Purdin visited Van Gray and children. Hadley Johnson and family visited Andrew Johnson and family Sunday. Don Moffitt and Bruce of St Katharine visited Genegers Haddox and Richard Haddox families. Eithra Landis was an afternoon caller. W S of C S met April 1 at Mrs Bill Green home with Katheryn Collins Lynda Kay Ada Smith Willa Collins Imogene Artz Patricia Edith Collins Mary Margaret Clio Rogers Pat Amber Sue Green Lillian Haddox Verne VanFossen Josie Fields Virginia De Witt Alta Lou Nancy John Webster. Visitors from Milan included Lutie McNealy Jennie Reed Eula Shatto. McNeally gave a talk. Plans set for buffet supper Friday night April 30.
Miss Flossie Wyatt and Wanda Hoskins visited neighbors in early week while numerous families shared Sunday meals and joined Belzer celebrations. The Dickinson school held a Friday night community meeting at the schoolhouse with attendees from Belzer and Longwell families.
The notes describe unusually cold weather with a hint of snow, and list visiting and social plans. Mrs Lottie Dodson spent time with Mrs Lucy Hoskins in Cora who has been ill. Several households including the Bundridges, Holtons, Becks and Spencers note gatherings and Easter plans.
Mr and Mrs Beyrl Bundridge and Margaret Jessie Le and Keith joined guests including Mr and Mrs John A Brown ing Gary and Gene and children Shirley Karen and Linda at a chicken dinner. Payne was an af Mr and Mrs Verl Hollon visited Beyrl Bundridge family. Mrs Mattie Payne called in the afternoon.
Locust Valley residents report a weekend of family visits and neighborhood calls. Guests include Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Nickell, and many relatives visiting local homes. A bridge repair near the Wilthite farm and hospital stay of E W Keithley are noted.
Miss Alpha Dean Leeper and Mrs. Lon Havens hosted and visited. Kansas City guests Arthur Rinehart and Byron Whaley linked to family past and present. Many townsfolk shared meals and Sunday visits with relatives, friends, and neighbors across Unionville, Purdin, Linneus, and Green City.
April events include Live Stock Feeders Day in Columbia and County Chorus in Brookfield with 4-H Health Improvement contest deadlines. The piece covers forage and vegetable planting tips, seed thinning, and pasture management to protect young grass, plus lamb herd notes and fruit spray schedules. It advises on fish as diet and emphasizes cleanup, seed spacing, and safe pressure canning practices.
The Tenth Annual Livestock Feeders Day at the University of Missouri will be held on April 9 rain or shine at the live stock pavilion near Columbia. L A Weaver announces the program with talks by livestock feeders market representatives and animal husbandry staff starting at 9 45 am. Dr E L Butz Purdue economist will discuss Prices Ahead and Peace of Mind. Afternoon demonstrations include experimental cattle hogs and feeding trials with college participants. Lunches will be sold at the pavilion and groups may arrange transportation plans.
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