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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1951
Page
4
Browning Missouri newspaper note lists owners and publishers Mrs F N and G T Woodward. It also states second class mail matter at the Browning post office and a subscription price of 2 dollars per year payable in advance.
Thursday reports a long list of visitors and relatives in the area. Notable crossings include Gale Zimmer man shopping Browning and families visiting in Linneus, St Joseph, and Kansas City. Multiple trips to Kirksville Sedalia and Nevada are noted with hospital and dance lessons mentioned.
Complete stock of all model Maytag washers with rebuilt options starting at 65 dollars and used units from 25 to 35 dollars. Payments as low as 5 dollars per month. Also plumbing service offer and radio stock restoration with satisfaction guarantee and in-store return policy.
Mrs Clinton Jerome and son of Barring Mo joined Mr and Mrs Lelan Shipp of Purdin for a social visit with a group including Mr and Mrs D G Freeland Linneus Mr and Mrs Gregory Davenport Chula Mr and Mrs Wm Williams Galt and Mrs M L Haning and others including Mrs Laura Hamilton Mrs Mary Rudloff Mrs May Foss and Mr and Mrs H H Drake.
Social notes list guests at dinners in Meadville Chillicothe and Des Moines with names including Jimmy Lee David Norman Perry Moore and Barrows family. Mr Gilmer and Mrs Barrows travel to Missouri fairgrounds and Deep South trips noted. Richard Lee returns from Columbia and Baptist Missionary Society meets with fourteen members led by Mrs Doyle Street.
Monday shoppers in Brookfield report families including Mr and Mrs Jess Pulliam Mrs Joseph Yagel and children and Roger Elliott with Daisy Pulliam Elgin preparing to ship overseas Tocko and Korea bound assignments Hershel Head stationed at Camp Crowder Missouri Norma Smith Leema Lambert and Carl Drake family updates cover weekend dinners and local cafe work in La Plata details of relatives and neighbors across the area.
Mr and Mrs Robert Fields and family travel north west visiting relatives in Los Angeles and Nebraska while Mrs Mable Zeigler stays with John Robert Fields. The Wickhams escort family members to Wichita and Omaha as others visit Kirksville and Laredo. Local hospital news notes Alice Taylor recovering at Laughlin Hospital with granddaughter Ida Smith visiting. Families from Ness City Menota and Brookfield join in weekend gatherings and funeral attendance for Dr Humphreys in Laredo.
Mr and Mrs Leonard Richardson and daughter visited with Mr and Mrs E J Palmer and relatives. Mr and Mrs T C Palmer Mr and Mrs Al Adams and E J Palmer attended the plowing contest at Bethany. Lee Wood called at the Glenn Cooper home one night last week. Rows of Des Moines were Sat.
Saturday night dinner guests at the T. C. Palmer home included Mr and Mrs Lewis Wood and Carol Lee. Mr and Mrs Joe Moore visited Loren Owens home one day last week. Jerry Smith visited relatives in Brookfield last week. Lee Wood was in Chillicothe on business Saturday. Terry Smith stayed at the Nolan Creason home in North Salem last week. Babe Kim brough and children Kay Falconer were in Ottumwa one day last week. Lewis Melton and son Norris called at the Lee Wood home Sunday morning.
R A Thurlo and Lyle Mc Claren attended the International Plowing Contest at Bethany on Friday. Ellis Shepherd to Mt Vernon Missouri Monday to re enter the Sanitarium for treatment. Mr and Mrs J D Saeman visited Milan Saturday. Clarence Fanning works for Stamper s in Milan at night. Mrs Allen McClaren spent Monday with Mrs Charley McClaren and Mildred Shepherd. Miss Rosalie McClaren attended the Teachers Meeting in Milan Monday. Jerome reunion held at the White Oak Church Sunday.
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