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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1951
Page
5
Social notes list numerous weekend visits and household moves across Purdin Milan and surrounding towns. Neighbors host guests from Des Moines Brookfield Trenton and Dallas while plans for the Milan Minstrel April 20 are promoted and radio service ads appear.
Day old chicks sold each Tuesday with better than expected hatches leaving overs. Available now are 130 each of English White Leghorn and Austro White pullets ten days old. Small assortments two weeks old. Hillgrist Farm and Hatchery Milan Missouri.
Linco Motors in Brookfield Missouri lists a wide lot of used cars and trucks with many year models from 1910 to 1951. Prices include a 1951 Willys at 3500 with discounts on Frazer sedan and numerous Chevrolet Ford and Oldsmobile coaches and trucks. Open evenings and Sundays.
Movements and visits across area farms towns and homes. Names include Alan Badger Joe Johnson farm near town Mrs Ray Kelly and daughter Wichita relatives Mrs Emmett Abbott Green City at Neal Abbott home Mrs Jake Wampler Brookfield with Leo Jones family and Glen Buckman Linneus guests Mrs Gale Bartow Memphis dinner guests with T S Bartow and Gene. Reverends Campbell Hobbs family visited then returned to Coffee. Dale Fuller Liberty William Jewell student weekend with J Fuller Lehman. Florence Foss Winigan visited Harold Abbott Marlene Laura Jean Green visited Max Green Bob Jimmie. David Ogle Claude Kuhn Linneus Browning visit. Mrs McArtor visiting Bob Ball near Winigan returned home. Bernice Riley near New Boston visited Mundell family. Max Helms Milan Viola Jones Laura Brown Mattie Wykoff hosts Floyd Cokerham family La Plata weekend guests.
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