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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1945
Page
4
An editorial discusses labor’s pivotal role in wartime production and the need for cooperation with capital to solve postwar unemployment. It warns against overpowering labor voices and highlights labor’s honor, while noting family visits and community events as seasonal notes amid the broader message.
A severe wind storm last Friday night damaged barns, outbuildings, trees, and hay ricks in North Salem and surrounding areas, with the Ted Brantner residence the worst hit. Local residents, including Mrs. Ethel Swisegood and others, visited the Lt. Barron turkey farm near Winigan and watched turkeys arriving on the range.
Pvt. Lewis Wood returned from Germany to visit his parents Mr. and Mrs. Lee Wood and relatives. Several residents including Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Palmer and Arb Johnson called on the Lee Wood home. The community noted a sick list for Mrs. Roberta Gooch and a weekend visit by Arlene Oertwig, Marm Kimbrough, and others.
Warm spell boosts corn growth but moisture scarce. Leonard Richardson greeted friends at Leavenworth Saturday as family gathered. Merle Pulliam left for Phoenix after two weeks visiting relatives. Austin Myers family shopped in Purdin and visited kin. Hedges reunion attended by sveriges family Friday and Sunday. A baby girl born at McSlarney hospital Brookfield weighs seven pounds with mother and infant doing well. Unnamed baby daughter news.
Probate Court of Linn County Missouri grants letters of administration for Elizabeth Johnson deceased to Otto Johnson August 1945. Claims must be filed within six months of grant and barred after one year. Arthur L Pratt Judge of Probate seals the notice.
Monday visits planned to see Mrs Jas. Tipton who is ill. Leon pa travels from California. Jake Rardon, in the Navy, visits his parents Mr and Mrs John Rardon. Gilbert Adkins from Chillicothe visits family after his mother Mrs Kate Adkins’s visit with Grant Smith and wife. Ken neth Lee and children of Milan join relatives near Humphreys, Rev Meir to lead Methodist services, Sunday, followed by a picnic at Trenton Park with Sunday School. Mrs Sam Artz’s piano pupils perform at church Wednesday night.
Miss Marjorie Taylor visits Fairview District No 110 school to observe classes and discuss improvements. Teachers and students greet her as she tours facilities and talks with administrators about education needs.
A week of family visits spans Mr and Mrs Beryl Taylor, Mr and Mrs Perry Bramhall and baby, and Mr and Mrs Lester Frazier welcoming a son. A Friday windstorm damaged hay stacks and trees while gatherings include the Tuckers, Dowdy, Powell, Riley, and Phil lips families with Allen Tucker’s third birthday celebration.
A brief Scottsville column notes a fine rain shower and notable wind. Mr. and Mrs. Van Gray and children visited Mr. and Mrs. Roy Crowdis. Vernie Foster sold his sheep to Noble Crooks last week. Rosalie McClaren stayed with Edna Lee Smith in Roger. Ruby Ford and Edna Lee Smith traveled to Browning. Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Hoselton spent Sunday with relatives near Browning.
Johnson district families host gatherings and attend church programs in Milan and Brookfield. Visits include Doris Harris from Kansas City and relatives from Grinnell and Kellogg. The Happy Workers Club meets September 5 with Carrie Morris. Victory news cheers the community.
Quite a crowd attended services and basket dinner at the Chapel last Sunday. Dr and Mrs Ralph DeWitt and children of Waynesville visited his father and aunt C J DeWitt and Mrs Josie Fields a few days last week.
Milan spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Joe Ford and family. Raymond Smith is painting the Schrock church.
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