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Browning Leader Record

Location

Browning, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Aug 30, 1945

Page

4

Rain shortage spans 100 mile wide area in Midwest

The past week saw virtually no rain across a 100 mile wide zone from Karas City northeast to Iowa and northern Missouri. Many areas report under two inches since July 15 with general dry trends while southern Missouri and surrounding states received moderate to heavy rain, cooler than usual August temperatures, and a 48 degree frost trace two years ago. Herman F. Kille.

Karas City Northwest Quarter Missouri Iowa Kansas City Milan Kansas Nebraska Illinois Misouri Karses Herman F. Kille

Local Visitors and School Start Noted in Community

Mrs. Bessie Reeder and children visited relatives at Galt recently. Miss Clara Belle Eastman opened a term of school August 27 at Fairview. Mrs. LeeAnna Leeper and sons and Jim Cooper of near Browning visited at Harrison Grindstaff’s Sunday. Church youth picnic at Park in Trenton. Dr. McArtor of Browning came to see Mrs. Jim Tripton who is very poorly, and Mrs. Ford King. Herman Tharp of near Milan looked after Ass property last week. Mrs. Cal Burress and daughters with Mrs. Nora Grindstaff stayed near Pollock with Ray Grindstaff’s family. Earl Meeks of near Pollock visited relatives here Monday night. Leon King and children of near Tarkio visited Lloyd King’s family. Ott Crump Weme hosts guests Tommy Breeding and family, C. E. Burress family, Nora Grindstaff, Harrison Grindstaff, LeeAnna Leeper and Jim Cooper. Mrs. Sadie Smith and son from Milan visited daughter and sister Reva King Sunday.

Bessie Reeder Galt Clara Belle Eastman Fairview LeeAnna Leeper Jim Cooper Near Browning Harrison Grindstaff Methodite Trenton McArtor Browning Jim Tripton Ford King Herman Tharp Milan Cal Burress Nora Grindstaff Lest Tuezday Ray Grndstaff Pollock Earl Meeks Leon King Tarkio Lloyd King Ott Crump Weme Tommy Breeding C. E. Burress Sadie Smith Reva King

Morris Chapel News Travels to Sedalia

Mr and Mrs Rolla Gooch and Mr and Mrs C M Goins were in Sedalia for a day visiting a relative involvement in local events.

Morris Chapel News Rolla Gooch C. M. Goins Sedalia

Local families gather for fair week and social visits

Ada Wood and family visit in town while Ada's Chicago job is noted. Merle Palmer and Dorothy Pulliam attended the Selenia fair last week. Numerous Sunday gatherings include C. M. Wood with Ada Ruth and Ron Johnson, Lee Kimbrough, Gus Oertwig, Red Gooch, and Dorothy Pulliam. Several visits occur in Kirksville, Browning, and Chicago for cattle, rodeo, and social calls.

Ada Wood Chicago C. M. Wood Merle Palmer Dorothy Pulliam Lee Kimbrough Ada Ruth Ron Johnson Urb Johnson Lee Wood Gus Oertwig Red Gooch Obie Johnson C. M. Gooch Rolla Gooch Babe Kimbrough Don Wood Harvey Oertwig Brookfield Glen Cooper Rola Gooch and Kirksville Lewis Wood Browning R. L. Moore Buggs Rottmann Emma Rottmann Dorothy Puilliam Alpha Gooch Nove Goseh

Canning Sugar Applications Due September Fifteenth

The deadline to file canning sugar applications is September 15. Applicants receiving 5 pounds per person may apply for more sugar, while those who received 15 or 20 pounds are not eligible for additional allotment.

Elizabeth Johnson Linn County Missouri Arthur L. Pratt Probate

Missouri Traffic Fatalities Rise in Early-Year Counts

The highway patrol reports 326 deaths from January through July in Missouri this year, up from 279 in the same period last year, reflecting a troubling increase in deadly traffic accidents.

THE Highway Patrol Missouri

Purdin Notes Show Dry Spell and Family Visits

Still hot and dry with no rain for 12 days. Families visit relatives including the Browns, Richardson, Myers, Pearson, Pulliam, Welfe, Beckett, Goins, and Pulliam households. Emma Goins buys A. M. Bumgarner property and plans move this fall. Local movement includes Payne family relocation and Mrs Woodside calling on Aunt Effie Pulliam.

Jerry Brown Ethel Richardson Leonard Lucille Kansas City Clinton Myers Will Myers Ernest Pearson Effie Pulliam Will Fishback St. Catherine Enio Welfe Donna Jean McLarney Hospital Craig Beckett California Emma Goins A. M. Bumgarner

Shelby Items Highlight Local School and Community Activities

The Shelby school began Monday August 27. Mrs Dora Cornwall and son attended the State Fair last weekend. The Grover Kearns family shopped in Beechfield and rodeo parade that night. Glen Finney and family visited his father. Local women cleaned and varnished the dockhouse for school. Mrs Bertha Burkhelder visited Brookfield. Ross Montgomery and wife attended the State Fair. Lizzie Cornwall shopped in Brookfield. Everson Carr is poorly and not improving quickly.

Shelby Dora Cornwall Grover Kearns Beechfield Glen Finney Alex Finney Bertha Burkhelder Brookfield Ross Montgomery Lizzie Cornwall Everson Carr

Local residents return from visits around Shelby

Miss Serena Sturfibean spent a few days with home folks and returned to Brookfield Shoe Factory. Mrs. Etta Clapp visited Saturday night at her brother Ben Cattey’s home. Mrs. Luther Simpson and her son returned home last week after visiting friends and relatives around Shelby.

Serena Sturfibean Brookfield Etta Clapp Ben Cattey Luther Simpson Shelby

Shafter Area Social Notes and School Start Gatherings

Local social rounds include Morris families at State Fair and Brookfield rodeo attendance. Linneus Baptist Church young folks meeting reported with Orville Brown family. Kansas City trips noted for Bob Phillips, Gerald Gooch, James Hammock. furlough home for Ted Hicks from Germany. Hicks family dinner honors. Marine enlistments and school openings at Climax and Shafter detailed. Weekend visits by Eli Smith to L W Arnold and wedding cake share. Kingsolvers’ grandchildren vacation with Crookshanks and Campbell family dinners and guests listed.

Edgar Morris Billie Morris Junior Phillips James Morris Orville Brown Baptist Church Linneus George Phillips Morris Brookfield Bob Phillips Gerald Gooch Kansas City Kansas James Hammock Russell Benskin Ted Hicks Germany Ted Lelia Hicks George Hicks Marines

Local Families Travel North for Health and Peach Outing

Mr and Mrs Kenneth Gooch and daughters Norma and Mary sley and her father D L Cady of Purdin started north Sunday morning hoping the climate change will help Mrs Gooch. Mr and Mrs Campbell spent Saturday in Trenton. Marilyn Brown stayed with Fay Elizabeth Rose June Charles Jr and Susie. Q Gale and Grace K Jerome visited the Orville Brown children Saturday afternoon. Children spent Friday in Trenton buying peaches.

Kenneth Gooch Norma Mary [Sley D. L. Cady Purdin Gooch Charles H. Campbell Trenton Marilyn Brown Fay Elizabeth Rose June Charles, Jr Susie Q. Gale Grace K. Jerome Orville Brown

Clem Springs Items Cool Nights Warm Days Report

Mrs. Ray Wattenbarger has returned from Grim Smith Hospital in Kirksville after an operation. She is progressing as well as possible. Harry McCaughey has treated

Ray Wattenbarger Grim-Smith Kirksville Harry McCaughey

Jennings Family News and Hospital Visits

Mrs Hattie Jennings visits Duff Jennings and family at their home. Jackie Jennings returns from Laughlin Hospital after an appendix operation and is recovering. Mrs Guy Brookshier travels to Kirksville to visit her grandson Jackie Jennings in hospital there. Beverly Ann Brammer of Davenport returns home after visiting grandparents. Duff Jennings was ill but improving. Kay Stufflebean and Mrs Brookshier visit her parents. Norene Brookshier visits Kirksville to see nephew Jackie Jennings in hospital.

Hattie Jennings Duff Ana Jackie Jennings Laughlin Hospital Guy Brookshier Kirksville Beverly Ann Brammer Davenport Iowa Bev Franklin Duff Jennings Kay Stufflebean Norene Brookshier

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Browning, Missouri Feekly Weather Review Alex Woodside Lydia Barclay Lula Pfeiffer T. R. McArtor M. D DR. Vinton Jones Office Schoene’s E. R. Duncan Burlington Station Browning, Mo Carlos Mace Otto Devoe Browning Drug CO Climax Shafter Hazel Stone Harverna Woodling Eli Smith L. W. Arnold Mary Parker Carolen Morris Vane Kingsolver Everett Crookshanks Dorothy Lamour Eddie & Bracken Technicolor Tokyo Clem Shelbyville, Illinois Church OF Christ Purdin, Missouri
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