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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1948
Page
8
Locust Valley notes list numerous small gatherings and visits. Families including Keithley Baskett Bundies and Quigleys are mentioned visiting relatives and friends across Excelsior Springs Macon Meadville Linneus Lawrence and Lawrence counties with several siblings and children present.
Mr and Mrs Ray Bowyer from near Brookfield called on Ce Fay and family in Trenton on Thursday. The visit occurred during a sunny period.
Marvin Abbott left Albany California for home due to the Foss death. Funeral services for Mr. Foss were attended by Harry Lambert and Everett Hale. Aead meets at Bertha Abbott Browning. Several Dickinsons hosted guests. Birthday of Mrs. Baker noted. Visit from Ellis Abbott Kirksville and Flossie Wyatt Purdin. Allen Belzer and family hosted dinner guests. West and McKenzie social visits at Brookfield. John Longwell visiting LaVerne California and Marion Wyatt Los Angeles.
Mr and Mrs Junior Crow of Kansas City visited over the weekend with his parents Mr and Mrs John Crow. Mr and Mrs Jimmie Nelson and children visited in Milan Sunday. Mrs Etta Fisher will observe.
The notice lists visitors and family terms in a social page style. It mentions Mrs Nella Rogers and grandmother Mrs Fisher celebrating her 82nd birthday on Monday April 19 1948 with relatives from Kansas City and Oklahoma City visiting.
Roger school and several neighboring districts closed last Friday for basket dinners and programs. Mrs. Bert Cotter suffered a stroke Friday and stayed with her daughter Mrs. Cal Burress. J DeWitt returned home from Waynesville. Mr. and Mrs. Gene Collins and their Milan children visited Chas. Collins and family last Sunday.
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