Browning Leader Record brief owners August 28 1952
Mrs F N and G T Woodward owned and published the Browning Leader Record in Browning Missouri on Thursday August 28 1952. The item records the newspaper's publishers and ownership details.
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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1952
Page
2
Mrs F N and G T Woodward owned and published the Browning Leader Record in Browning Missouri on Thursday August 28 1952. The item records the newspaper's publishers and ownership details.
Thursday guests included Mrs. Lulu Duarte and Arthur of Denver Colorado and Mr. and Mrs. Charley McClaren. Several locals hosted or entertained visitors as Mrs. Gail Brookshier and Tris left for Crushing Oklahoma. A dinner gathering at the Smiths hosted Grover McClaren Bob Suthers and Louie Grindstaff. Floyd King visitors with Pearly King while Mrs. King visits her mother.
Mr and Mrs Lee Bagley left for Yellowstone and Oregon to visit Mr Bagley’s sister and plan a two month stay due to his work. Several local families, including the Gilmers and Chandlers, report trips, card parties, fair attendance, and military leaves as summer activities continue.
An authorized announcement states Wayne Bennett is the Republican candidate for Sullivan County Treasurer and Ex Officio Collector, subject to voters at the General Election on Tuesday November 4, 1952.
Mrs Emma Guyer from Texas visits her niece while Mrs Et hel Richardson and others host Thursday events. Donald Cooper returns from Camp Chaffee Arkansas with a fractured left foot. Guests include Mr and Mrs Willie Head from Detroit and the Shufflebargers from Iowa. Mrs Shouse remains critically ill, while Quin Guyer and his wife recover from surgery at Grim Smiths hospital.
Mr and Mrs Ray Johnson visited by his brother and family Roy Kirby and Evelyn from Linneus. Evelyn returned home for Roys birthday. Larry Rinehart stayed with his uncle Wilson Havens. Jas Head from California visited Havens family. Roscoe Powell visited Tharp family. Donald Gene Rinehart spent the weekend at home. Gloria Rinehart visits Wilson Havens.
Philip Bailey recently returned home after hospital care in Wadsworth Kansas. Sunday visitors included Dean Bailey family from New York City, Eddie Bailey and son from Kansas City, John and Cletis Rauer of Laclede, H Piper of Linneus, and others. Several families joined in at the Bailey home for meals and prayers while Maggie Bauer remains ill.
Mrs. and Mrs Ronald Mc Dannald and family from Arizona visited Norman McDannald and kin in Shelby. Robert Boyles and Roberta vacationed in Colorado. Randall Minor and children, near Sedgwick, were in Shelby. Crede Boyles and Mary Helen visited Crede's mother. Mrs Margaret Bauer is ill and had visited Mrs Mattie Briggs who is also ill. Bill Bailey Jr and brother Glenn were in Shelby for business.
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