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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1946
Page
4
A collection of playful quips and reflections on marriage gender and daily life. It weaves humorous takes on women men and domestic roles with literary nods to Browning and John Masefield. The tone is light and conversational.
Garner items list Sunday dinners and visits among Burkholder Tradium Thudium Wampler and Smith families. July 31 Sunshine Workers Club gathering at Charley Thudium home in Brookfield with a large crowd and cafeteria dinner. Next meeting planned with Mrs. Nelson Almond at New Boston.
Mr and Mrs Willard Phillips spent Thursday with Mr and Mrs bk P Gilmer. Beverly Sayers Sharon visiting Ed and Carolee Sayers. Verne Stevenson operated on for appendicitis and at McLarney Hospital and improving. Billie Morris Elburn Hicks went to Kansas City. Marilyn Shiflett stayed with grandmother Floy Morris. Several Hicks and Molloy family members visited and shopped in nearby towns.
Mr and Mrs B O Brantner and Mrs E W Riley and Eugene Straley were Browning visitors Saturday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Kenneth Knfong visited Sunday with Mr and Mrs John, Mr and Mrs Davaun Tucker, James McCollum and Herman A
Pearler were supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Tucker Sunday evening. Mell Carmack passed away Saturday at the home of his daughter. Mrs. John Harris family received word of her passing Saturday afternoon. Hugh Hale bought a new truck. Several locals visited with neighbors Sunday including T M Smith Lambert Sonja and Charley Smith. Junior Tucker visited Eugene Straley and Frank Tucker with Edwin also called on Brookfield residents.
Items for last week report Nolan Arnold thrashing oats for Earl Campbell and Richard Thudwn at the E F Thudium farm Ray Wampler at the Charlie Thudium fare Lawrence Thudium and Gilbert and Chessley Montgomery Wayne Burkholder visited his grandmother Mrs W J Burkholder Monday night Art Tipp sent a load of negs to market Monday night Hubert Baskett and family visited the Thudium home Monday also Richard Thudium and wife with EF F Thudium attended the funeral of Verry McCollum at Winigan Monday afternoon Robert Hunt shopped in Brookfield Saturday evening.
North Salem notes list visits and travels among residents. Mr and Mrs den Riddle spent Sunday with Henry and Mrs Lambert. Dorothy Dixon visits with her sister and family. Ellis Jennings and Reva shopped in Brockfield. Vernon Jennings from Slater visited family. Earl Smith vacationing with Roll Smiths. May Smith stayed in Wirksville with Arlo and family. Oren Jennings and Barbara Ann visited Gracie Jennings. Charley Smith of Laquey stayed with T. M. Smith. Mable Lambert and Sonja visited T. M. Smiths. Mrs Gallucci and daughter from Los Angeles visited Mary Deskins and others. Duane Lawsor Jr and Rhett visited Lancaster and Kirksville. Enid Moore sold her farm to Wallace McCellum and bought the Harvey Cordray house. Ellis Jennings bought Brantner properties and plans to move back in fall. Mrs Marlin Woodside sought medical care in Kirksville. Miss Peverly Talyer vaccinated for smallpox and ill with fever.
Iowa visits her daughter and aunt Mr and Mrs Bill Seward and family returning home last Tuesday. Louie Broonshier stayed with aunt and Uncle Franklin Chapman in Mylan. Roy Knifong and wife visited Columbia to see her sister Mrs Allen Bauswell who had an operation Friday. Mrs S A Almond visited daughter Mrs Geo Clark near Keytesville returning home last week. Betty Lou Seward visited grandmother Mrs Hattie Jennings for two weeks. J T Hoselton thrashed for several in the community last week. Jay Wattenbarger plans to move to Cora soon. Unionville Granite Works erected a monument for Mrs Hattie Jennings last week in White Oak cemetery.
Or sheriff Clyde Finney announces a partition sale in Linn County Missouri based on a 1946 court order. On September 4 1946 the West door of the Linneus court house will host public auction of real estate including portions of Lots 1 and 11 14 in township 60 range 20 29 and parts of Brown ing Missouri with cash terms.
Grantville residents visit kin in several towns as church and club events occur. The Grantsville schoolhouse shines with fresh paint inside and out while the Grantsville Club meets July 24 with guests and a cooling tips reminder.
A fine shower of rain fell Monday morning as Mrs. Hattie Jennings and her grandson Jackie prepared to travel to Davenport.
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