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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1946
Page
5
Local residents attend church and family gatherings. guests from Milan, Brookfield, and Trenton share dinners. Several travelers visit relatives in Kansas City, California, Oklahoma, and Missouri towns. shopping at Browning Lumber Co and Browning Drug noted. readers invited to a fence supply and drench formulas sale. A letter from J G Venable recalls Browning roots.
Local column catalogs visits to Browning and nearby towns. Families like the Arnolds and Schrecks journeyed, with travel to Sedalia and Wyoming noted. A store closes Sunday and Monday for Christmas merchandise prep in St. Louis.
Local items note Radio Service Joe's Radio Shop in Brookfield and daily greetings for residents. Community updates include visits by Mr and Mrs Elwood Foss and Mr and Mrs Harold Abbott, along with W W Walker’s business call and Mrs Walker’s illness. Also advertised are wrapping supplies and a Browning Drug Co sale. Mr and Mrs H B Reed and sons visited the Hamiltons in Hammond Indiana for a Sunday dinner. August 18 marked their wedding anniversary.
All farmers west of Browning and Browning businessmen are asked to attend a meeting at the Locust Creek Bridge west of Browning Friday at 9 o clock. County Courts will be present to speed up action on the bridge and plan construction before next summer.
Mrs James Nevins and her daughter from Kansas City were Sunday night guests of Mrs Margaret Smith. They were in St. Louis earlier and were joined by Miss Mary Smith a Cadet Nurse at Barnes Hospital spending a three week vacation with relatives and friends. A family dinner at Dorsey Stevenson home honored Leland M Neely discharged from the U S Naval Reserve August 19. Attending included Mr. and Mrs. Wm Aldrich and children Laura Jean and Billy Eugene Neely Ethel Lee Adams all of Brookfield Lavon and Vaneia Lou Neely. The day was enjoyed by all.
Auction lists one grey horse one grey mare one black mare one sorrel riding horse all smooth mouth. Also offered 1 rick timothy hay and 600 bales extra good red clover hay. Sale details not provided. Local buyers invited.
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