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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1952
Page
2
Informational item stating Browning Leader-Record is a second class mail publication in Browning Missouri with postal status under the July 8 1897 act and a subscription price of 2.00 dollars per year payable in advance.
Ben Creason and many neighbors appear in a busy list of visits and shopping in Brookfield Shenandoah Shenandoah area families Mary Norwood events note Ronald Johnson heads to overseas duty this week with others visiting friends and attending the Sedalia fair last Sunday
Mr and Mrs Ray Rauer kept store for Kenneth Freeman during Freeman's vacation. Herbert Boyles visited with his mother and brother, the Niles and Don Jennings at the Roy Jennings home. Irvin Smith with family and Curt Bauer with daughter enjoyed Pershing Park outing Sunday. Bryan Deskins visited his mother Mary Deskins Saturday. his daughter went home with him.
Local notes record frequent rain in August boosting expectations for a strong corn yield. Families including Bagley Ruppert Watson Phillips and Forbes are traveling or visiting relatives in Illinois New Boston Bucklin Me Chicago and Bucklin areas. Several residents mention furloughs and homecomings while assisting relatives and tending to family belongings.
The announcement designates Wayne Bennett as a Republican candidate for Sullivan County Treasurer and Ex-Officio Collector, subject to voters at the General Election on Tuesday November 4 1952.
Noon visitations show Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Walker and son Terry visiting Charley Pearler’s home, while Monday afternoon Mrs. Raymond Phillips and Bernetta visited Hadley Rulon.
Morris Lantz baled hay for Atkins and Buthany last week. Sgt. Ray Hoselton spent the week end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Hoselton. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Artz and children were in Kansas City last Saturday.
Fred Bertshman kept his regular appointment at the Church of God. The annual Home Coming will be next Sunday, August 24, with all invited. Visitors include Mrs. Lula Duarte and Arthur of Denver Colorado with Cassie Brookshier family.
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Theime and family of Chula hosted Sunday dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Ray Cloud. Connie Mason slept over with Miss Mary and Nancy Smith. Kenneth McIntyre of Chilli spent weekend with his parents. Guy Johnson returned from St. Luke Hospital and can work part time at the bank. Families from Clovis and Rolling Green arrived to attend Daisy Pulliam’s funeral. 4-H achievement day was held in Linneus with many Purdin Pages attending. James Roach Marilyn Johnson and Helen Hoover visited Loraine Smith. Harrison Blackburn hosted a canasta night with many guests and a seven thirty supper followed by cards. Dorothy Cornue and others noted.
Letters of Administration granted to Viola E. Jones by the Linn County Missouri Probate Court hearing August 1. Claimants must file within six months, or be barred. within one year from grant, claims are forever barred. Plus a local society note with community arrivals and visits from Kansas City, Detroit, Des Moines, and other towns.
Sheepmen back regional ram sale to be held at Brookfield on September 4 with about fifty registered rams. Raymond L. Carroll Jr. notes county agents and instructors help coordinate the event aimed as an annual sale in North Missouri.
The Willing Workers Club gathered at Milan Park on August 13 with five members six visitors and nine children present. No officers were present so the next meeting is set for September 10 with Edna Falconer. roll call will be baby pictures.
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