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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1952
Page
2
A 1952 Browning Leader Record item shows a post office seconder entry in Missouri and a subscription price of 200 dollars a year. The note lists Mrs F N and G T Woodward as owners and publishers with an April 10 1952 date.
A fragment reflecting on self critique from Shakespeare and Browning’s jibe that money counterfeit is the only easy wealth. It notes most can move mountains yet struggle with small obstacles, framing life as a path crowded by molehills and moral tests.
Begin planting now as ground warms. Peas potatoes onions spinach carrots kale turnips radishes. Consult county extension office for a vegetable planting calendar and planning guide to schedule when to plant and how much to plant for your family.
Civic minded residents urge owners of vacant lots to spring clean and paint up yards. The push aims to improve appearance and property longevity while boosting community value. Sheepmen Pool ’52 Wool Crop: Linn County growers report steady wool shipments and expect 60 to 70 cents per pound this year. The Linn County Wool Pool offers a 40 cent advance, aiding farmers awaiting mill bids.
Missouri's leading cash crop soybeans show new varieties surpassing older options. The Agricultural Experiment Station Circular 300 of 1945 listed ten varieties, but today only three remain on the recommended list as current recommendations are updated for the northern region.
Notice is given to all creditors and interested persons that Charles A. Johnson, deceased, through Johnson Administratrix, intends to make a final settlement at the next term of the Court of Ling County Mistry to be held at Linnews on the fifth day of May 1952.
A terse entry from Lim County Missouri records notes a court held at Lannews on the 12th day of May 1982 involving EW Ae. The fragment emphasizes the court action and date without additional context or names.
Letters of administration granted March 27 1982 by Linn County Probate Court Missouri. All claims must be filed within six months for allowance or risk losing claim to the estate. Otherwise, claims not filed within one year from letters date are barred.
Beginning April 1952 two new factors enter old age and survivors insurance. The new formula may be used for the first time and those aged workers with work under Social Security since January 1, 1951 may qualify by April if they have enough credits. The formula applies to those with six calendar quarters after 1951. Social Security reps will be at the Brookbed Employment Office on Tuesday April 15 at 9 am.
Mr and Mrs Virgil Molloy hosted a family dinner Sunday at Mt Olive Baptist Church for the 40th wedding anniversary of Ross and Mary Palmer parents of Mrs Moloy. Guests included De Buckner and family Wheeling Harold Palmer Laclede and family. Sixty five attended Sunday school and afternoon services followed. Bill Morris Billy Mac and Tommy Dean visited Verne Turner and Donald Lines on Sunday. Billy Mac turned three.
Sunday visits linked to Brookfield families as Dennis Phillips and Morris Phillips attended events with extended kin. Meadville High School junior class play featured Bertha Ann Tate and Morris Phillips. Bertha Tate traveled to Louisville to visit daughter and Frank Camps welcomed a visit from relatives in St Joseph. Ben Creason home burned Monday night. couple plans to relocate after repairs. Easter party at Mt Olive Church hosted by Mrs Phillips and Mrs Turner, with junior and intermediate Sunday School kids. ice cream and cake served.
J D Moyer of the St Joseph Missouri Social Security offices urges self employed workers planning retirement at age 65 or older this year to visit the local office before deciding. He notes anyone with Social Security covered work should seek guidance to maximize benefits.
Saturday night guests included Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hoover and family. Sunday guests for dinner or meals included Mrs. Susie Pulliam hosting Mrs. Ethel Taylor of Brookfield, and afterward Mr. and Mrs. Donald Pulliam and their sons along with Carolee Cotter and children, plus Mrs. Bob Ross and Mrs. Virginia Falconer and their sons. Other gatherings featured Mr. and Mrs. Joe Edens hosting Robert Hoover and family, Omer Potte’s family, and Catherine Hoover, and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Griffeth visiting Palmyra, Missouri with their daughter Gene Baskett and her sons.
A 1950s discussion notes that self employed workers may delay retirement to maximize benefits under new formula. It warns that earnings after 1950 may reduce payments, and urges consulting at the social security office. The piece also records local visits and community notices.
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