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Browning Leader Record

Location

Browning, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Aug 19, 1943

Page

8

First Frost Dates and Weather Worries for Missouri Farmers

Missouri farmers learn the normal first killing frost in fall centers on October in Washington County near St Louis and shifts through the state by late October. Towns listed include Kirksville Trenton Chillicothe St Catherine Unionville Princeton Macon Downing and Bethany with earliest Sept 9 10 11 dates and latest Nov 7 8 26. The piece notes extreme dates and warns cold risk varies yearly while advising protective heating stops and recapping worn tires amid a regional fuel and tire shortage.

Missouri United States St. Louis Washington County Missouri River Kirksville Trenton Chillicothe St. Catherine Near Unionville Maryville Steffenville Columbia Springfield Koshkonong Arcadia Gulf of Mexico California Middlewest

4 H Club Camp Brings Counties Together at Lake Wittona

Fourteen 4 H clubs from Sullivan Grundy Harrison Caldwell Gentry and Daviess counties join 175 club members at Lake Wittona for a three day camp August 10 to 12. Participants elected camp representatives and prepared Red Cross donations while enjoying swimming boating and night programs.

Sullivan County Grundy Harrison Caldwell Gentry Daviess Lake Wittona Bella Watson Barbara Hill Marian Michael Donald Milhoan Glen Martin Billy Young Dean McCollum Farrell Crist Dena Pickens Joel H. Watson Paul Hoselton Betty Stoneking Luella May Betty Clem Robert Tharp John Young Leon Smith Billy Crist Betty Young Meryl Humphreys Ray Hoselton Junior Humphreys Raymond Smith Wade H. Watson Pearl Humphreys Green City Joel Watson Humphreys Winigan Red Cross

Nation wide rationing plan for stoves announced

The Office of Price Administration announced a nationwide rationing plan for domestic heating and cooking stoves effective August 24. Beginning on that date all stove purchases must be made with a certificate obtainable at the War Price and Ration Board.

Office of Price Administration Aes Board Ges

General Purpose Club Meets With Ruth Lantz

The General Purpose Club met with Mrs. Ruth Lantz on Thursday August 12. Rain and muddy roads limited attendance to Mr. and Mrs. Hank Thulro. The next meeting will be with Mrs. Frances Hoselton on August 26.

G. P. Club Ruth Lantz Hank Thulro Frances Hoselton

Bundridge Notes Haying and Health Updates

In Bundridge, many neighbors are busy with haying and threshing oats. Carol Lee Dodson had her tonsils removed at Grim-Smith Hospital in Kirksville and plans to return home Monday. Shirley Sue Sevier also had tonsil surgery and is recovering nicely.

Carol Lee Dodson Cora Grim- Smith Hospital Kirksville Gayle Ingraham J. S. Head Clarence J. T. Hoselton Jim Edd Morris Ira Mae Cordray Helena Montana Carl Head Shirley Sue Sevier Grim-Smith Hospital Dan Head Lawrence Lavely Harris

Happy Workers Club Meeting Report

The Happy Workers Club met Wednesday afternoon August fourth at the homes of Mrs. Sarah Trotter and Mrs. Myrtle Opel with fifteen members four visitors and four children present. Guests included Mrs. Lois Blackman Mrs. Ben Opel Mrs. Clarence Gramling and Miss Wilma Opel. Members led songs and devotions while Miss Wilma Opel reported on her work in Washington DC and Mrs. Waverly Gramling discussed life in Tennessee and Virginia. Winnie Christy received a secret sister gift and prior to this meeting Mrs. Bernice Laurence demonstrated a dress made from sacks. Edna Knight won the contest and refresh ments were served. Next meeting is an all day event with Mrs. Carrie Morris on August 25.

Happy Workers Club Sarah Trotter Myrtle Opel Lois Blackman Ben Opel Clarence Gramling Wilma Opel Della Sayers Bernice Lawrence Washington, D. C Waverly Gramling Tennessee Virginia Winnie Christy Bernice Liaurence Edna Knight Opel Carrie Morris

Shelby Items Chronicle Local Happenings

Dr. MrArtor aided at Alex Finney home last week. H N Jaynes helped on Moore farm and Geo Cornwell’s hay crew worked for Dora Cornwell. Residents miss the bus driver and lack Nile calls. Mrs Roy Spencer and daughter returned to Oklahoma Wednesday after visiting her mother. Shelby school has resumed as weather allows. Roxie Finney visited Mable Rulon. Grover Kearns threshed with Nellie Kearns and others helping.Geo Bray attended Hill reunion August 15. Eli Kirk and helpers keep threshing machine busy. Pvt Nelson Rinehart of Camp Butner NC expected home this week to visit mother Grace Burdett.

Dr. MrArtor Alex Finney H. N. Jaynes Moore Farm Geo. Cornwell Dora Cornwell Nile Roy Spencer Oklahoma Shelby Kenneth Guyer Roxie Finney Mable Rulon Grover Kearns Nellie Kearns Mary Bailey Nellie Jaynes Bernard Lee Bailey Geo. Bray Hill Eli Kirk Henry Craig Cecil Mpson

Visitors in the Maggart and related homes

Visitors over the past week include Mrs. Bertha Schweppée and daughter Caroline of Chicago. Mr. Everett Robinson Jr. and son of Kansas City. Mr. and Mrs. Chas Maggart of Cora. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Williams of Newtown. Forrest Robinson of Detroit. Extended visits from Milan and Hannibal accompany other local relatives and travels to Kirksville for school and a camp leave.

C. E. Maggart Bertha Schweppée Caroline Chicago Everett Robinson, Jr Kansas City Chas. Maggart Cora Bob Williams Newtown Forrest Robinson Detroit Tunnell J. W. Rogers Milan John Fierkie Jack Hannibal Josie Fields Will VanFossen C. J. DeWitt Kirksville John DeWitt John St. Louis Wendell Smith Whiting Ind John Smith Grant Smith C. E. Rogers Richard Haddox Sumner Rogers E. B. Moffitt Myrtle Dunlop Clyde Dillinger Vincent Collins Erma Jean Stephenson Dillinger Teachers College

Local Teachers to Return This Fall in Steeleville Area

Fall plans show Mrs. Collins teaching at Reger School and Miss Stephenson at Eggleson while a returning music instructor resumes duties in Steeleville. Kenneth Hoskins, on furlough from California camp, visited his grandfather Mack Smith and old friends in Reger. Andrew Helms of Linneus visited the Burress family, and Virgil Grindstaff with family visited relatives in Pollock.

Steeleville That. Co Collins Reger Virgil Grindstaff Ike Grindstaff Pollock

Scottsville Notes on Local Work and Appointments

Herman Atkins leaves Saturday for Albuquerque to resume practicing law after a summer on his farm. His brother Hubert will manage the farm. Dewain Ford vaccinated calves for Allen McClaren and Clarence Fanning. Phyllis Harris visited Lucille Wilkerson at Roger. Thelma Maggart will teach at Smith school. Pearle Thurlo will teach Browning. Herman Harris plans to start selling Watkins products. Frank Scott and Bernie Almond families visited Vernie Foster Sunday.

Herman Atkins Albuquerque New Mexico Hubert Herman Dewain Ford Allen McClaren Clarence Fanning Phyllis Harris Lucille Wilkerson Roger Thelma -Maggart Smith School Pearle Thurlo Browning Herman Harris Watkins Frank Scott Bernie Almond Vernie Foster’s

Visits and family gatherings in Warren area

Mrs W R VanFossen Mrs Fred Reid and Mrs Josie Fields joined Clarence DeWitt for a Sunday trip to Kirksville to visit Mrs John DeWitt and her baby. Mrs DeWitt heads to California Monday to see Donald and family. Mable Zeigler and Gertrude were dinner guests at Robert Fields. Green Valley Club will be entertained by Mrs Gilbert McKay on August 17. Helen Oliver traveled from Kansas City to stay with his mother Mrs W H Oliver. Mr and Mrs Beryl Taylor and Beverly visited W L Taylor’s home Sunday.

W. R. VanFossen Fred Reid Josie Fields Clarence DeWitt Kirksville Brockman John DeWitt Baby DeWitt Helen Oliver Kansas City W. H. Oliver Beryl Taylor Beverly W. L. Taylor

Local Social News and Visits Across Humphreys

Bob Williams helps his brother Wilbur with hay. Billie Owens visits Lyle Wickham Jr. fraternal guests attend Verne Foster home. Lois Wickham visits Frances Davenen in Milan. Mrs. Cecil Taylor cans corn at W L Taylor home. Clifford Fanning takes stock to Kansas City for Oliver and Lyle Wickham. Lyle Wickham joins him. Hadley Johnsons call on Mrs. Johnson who is ill. Alfred Harmon of Oklahoma stays with W L Taylor. Harmon and Taylor visit Will Kenley and John Morgan. Birth of grandson August 16 to Maxine, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Gray.

Bob Williams Humphreys Wilbur Billie Owens Lyle Wickham Frank Scott Bernie Almond Frank Wickham Vernie Foster Home Lois Wickham Frances Davenen Milan Cecil Taylor W. L. Taylor Thursay Clifford Fanning Kansas City Will Kenley John Morgan W.L. Taylor Pfe Melvin Gray Maxine

Morris Chapel Notes Highlight Family Visits and Events

Rolan Gooch Jr. returned from Kansas City after a week with his sister Mrs. George Crooks and family. A basket dinner and quarterly meeting at Morris Chapel drew a large crowd on Sunday. Several locals, including Clifton Moore and Arb Johnsons family, visited the Lee Wood residence and Emmett Palmers home over the weekend.

Rolan Gooch, Jr Kansas City George Crooks Roberta Gooch Pearl Goins Ollie Palmer Essie Maye Oertwig Essie Wood Thrashers Morris Chapel Joe Moore State of Washington Clifton Moore Lee Wood Arb Johnson Floy Johnson Vic Phillips Merle Palmer Emmett Palmer Delmar Oertwig Sonny Palmer Brookfield

Also Mentioned on This Page

Jack Frost Herman F. Kille Mercorboaid OPA J. G. Callaway Callaway Jeffers Ernest Lumsden Janet Vernon Oaks Johnnie Stephenson Nearer Wm. Brookshier Cushing Okla Robert. D. Gray Emery Gray Drew Field Tampa Fla Chas. Smith Kansas Roscoe Powell Jerry Gooch Lee Gooch Marceline S. J. Gooch Bundridge W. S. Langdon John Hollon Jacksonville Jim Dodson Hollon Morris Home Marjorie Brookshier Pvt Nelson Rinehart Camp Butner, North Carolina Grace Burdett Scottsville Warren Browning Public Schools Ralph I. Page
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