Inspirational Quote About Progress and Struggle
A vocal assertion that every advance involves some form of conflict on a chosen battlefield, underscoring perseverance through struggle and resistance.
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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1941
Page
4
A vocal assertion that every advance involves some form of conflict on a chosen battlefield, underscoring perseverance through struggle and resistance.
The Pleasant Hill column reports cool weather for the season and a recent beneficial rain. Jno Tucker is improving after about two and a half weeks bedfast. Local visitors included Leo Pearler and family, and Chas Newton and family. Bulls sold at Kirksville sale. Measles keep Spencer Britton out of school. Several residents visited relatives in nearby towns, with ongoing family updates.
Mr and Mrs Cecil Crooks and the Crooks family plus Norma Jean visited the Youngs for the weekend. The Jerome, Jero me, Jennings families visited Montgomery family and daughter Sunday. Wood family were Linneus visitors Saturday afternoon. Ronald Crookshanks spent the weekend with Everett Crookshanks. John Todd visited Jim Shafer family on Sunday.
Sunday and Friday gatherings documented with local families visiting relatives and friends in Chillicothe Meadville Haseville and surrounding areas. Notable hosts include Ora Holser Kermit Woolf Harold Cooper Beryl Warren Jim Browning and Vane Kingsolver.
Miss Elizabeth Foster led a successful school term closing at Shefter with a big dinner and program. Prizes for perfect attendance went to James Hammock and Roy Smith. certificates were awarded for reading. Mrs Vern Stevenson returned home from Grim Smith Hospital Pneumonia. Local families visited and traveled between Kirksville Chillicothe Trenton and Vergennes over the week.
Mr. and Mrs. John Elliott spent Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Sevier and baby. Miss Neva Scott and Melvin Scott visited with Ms. Dan Head and baby. Locals went to Chillicothe Friday to hear radio entertainers. Clarence Head visited relatives in Laclede. Ira Mae Thaniels in Kirksville hospital shows improvement.
Notice is given to creditors and interested parties that J. Mattie Turner executrix will make final settlement of the estate in Linn County Probate Court at Linneus on May 12, 1941. Mattie Turner Executrix.
Mr and Mrs Vernon Stephen welcome a 9 pound baby boy after moving to Browning. Cross Roads School ended Friday with a dinner and program. Harris visited Dan Heed and baby, Mrs Lucy Sevier and baby spent time with Susie Bauswell and baby. A heavy Thursday night rain damaged roads and fields. Ernest Dodson and son Laddie visited Jim Dodson family Sunday.
Mrs. Emery Brantner and son Charles visit Kylie Belzer and Walter Bunch in Carmack homes. Mrs. Ora Tallman, recently ill, visits daughter and son in law Mr. and Mrs. Chum Shafer. Reva Fern Nickell stays with Clara Newton. Olive Wallace returns from Oklahoma to her parents Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Wallace. Lon Turner and Roscoe Hart join Sunday at Robert Cattey home. Archie Hampton and Arthur Cattey visit their parents. Laverne Cable comes to visit his parents Mr. and Mrs. Roy Cable. Mrs. Ben Nickell attends event in Browning Tuesday.
Mr and Mrs Ernest Higgins visited Green City on Saturday. J H Nickell has gone to Iowa for employment. L D and Roy Howell were at Kirksville on Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Everett McConnell visited her parents Mr and Mrs John Howell on Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Harry Carr and Mrs Wm Carr of Green City were Sunday guests at the Roy Darr home.
Evangelist Rev Winford Richard Lantz conducted a revival at the North Salem M E church from Wednesday to Sunday with seven conversions. He plans a return for two or three weeks this fall. Other local notes mention families visiting, relocations, and illness among residents, including Mrs Eunice and Mr Oll Head. Marlin Belzer left for Chicago for summer employment.
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