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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1951
Page
4
The Woodward family owners and publishers of Browning Missouri publish a periodical established in 1884. Subscription price is $2.00 per year. The entry notes post office second class matter status and includes a religious quotation attributed to Robert Browning.
Residents and visitors are named in a string of social notes. Joyce Norman visits Mildred Allen's school at Milan, families travel to Trenton and Mendota, and many locals attend gatherings, hospital stays, and shopping trips in Browning, Kirksville, and Kansas City.
Pu rdin items report a Couple Bridge Club dinner at 7 30 with games and guests including Mr and Mrs Harrison Nichols and others. Grantsville Club held a birthday party for several women with refreshments and many attendees. Other items note new home purchase, hospital treatment, visits to Chillicothe for a bridge tournament, and relatives traveling between towns.
Mr and Mrs Al Adams and son shopped in Brookfield last week. Mr and Mrs Babe Kim visited Vivian Falconer in Kirksville hospital. E J Palmer shopped in Brookfield. Lee Wood and family hosted Emma Rottmann and Jin Brewing. Glenn Cooper Grace Venable called at Bob and Lee Wood homes. Dinner guests included Donald Wood and party from Chicago.
Afternoon callers include Ada Wood of Chicago and Bobbie Wood along with Mrs Lewis Wood and Carol Lee from Purdin. Des Moines weekend guests were Mr and Mrs T C Palmer with Edwin Barrows. Rolan Gooch returns to Chicago after a two week stay with his parents. G E Oertwig hosts Ben McKenzie for Sunday dinner in Brookfield.
Mr and Mrs Curt Rauer returned home from Detroit Michigan at week s end with their son Emerson still in serious condition. The school election is over with mixed reactions. Visiting from California M P Hobson and wife stayed in Missouri and visited Springfield Witcha and Arizona. Mary Boyles Mary’s first home visit in four years. Local shoppers include Cecil Lambert Jams Cokerham Lehman Powell Harold Foss and Junior Rulon. Elva Monroe spent the weekend with her mother May Monroe. James Henry and Uncle Henry Craig traveled to Purdin for business Thursday. The week also saw Fern Street Maggie Stufflebean Alton Abbott in Browning Monday.
Pfc. Ralph Lambert transferred from Fort Warren Wyoming to Scott Air Force Base Illinois and hopes to spend a weekend with his parents soon. Mrs. Mary Boyles Hobson also mentioned. NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT Notice is hereby given to all creditors and others interested in the estate of Marietta Sparks deceased that Edna Falconer Administratrix will make final settlement at the next term of the Probate Court in Linn County Missouri at Linneus on May 14 1951. Edna Falconer Administratrix
Lloyd E. Bowyer executor of the estate of M. Leone Bowyer announces plans for a final settlement at the next Linn County Missouri Probate Court term in Linneus on May 14 1951. Stakeholders and interested parties are invited to attend.
I H G Johnson named administrator of the estate seeks probate in Linn County Missouri with a sale scheduled at Linneus on May 14. The notice indicates Johnson acts as administrator in the probate proceeding for the deceased Earl M Palmer.
Ben Imond administrator of the John R. Smith estate announces a final settlement proceeding at the Probate Court of Linn County Missouri to be held on May 14 1081. Ben Almernd administrator.
The record lists final settlement intentions for the estates of Sarat M Hacks deceased and Frank Creason deceased. Executors Merrill Montgomery and Ola Fe Creason administrator announce hearings at Linn County court in Linneus on May 14 1951 and May 7 1951 respectively.
Agnes Boyles and her mother exchanged greetings with Browning friends last Monday, sharing warmth and good wishes in a community gathering.
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