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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1952
Page
2
Local bursts of activity center on family visits and holiday meals. Multiple households across Linneus Green City and surrounding areas share dinners and greetings with relatives as Pettis, Harrison, and nearby towns host relatives and friends during Thanksgiving weekend.
Mr and Mrs Kenneth Hale Mr and Mrs Willard Powel Mr and Mrs Kenneth Murrel and family Mr and Mrs Lloyd Garrett were Thursday visitors with Raymond Brown and family in Kansas City.
The Morris Chapel community reports numerous Thanksgiving gatherings. Ben Creason and Ola Creason visited the newborn in Brookfield hospital with extended family, while many couples hosted turkey dinners and entertained relatives, including Kim and Falconer families, Wood and Nichols households, and others across Brookfield and Marshall.
Mr and Mrs Rolan Gooch were Sunday afternoon guests at the Lee Wood residence, sharing informal conversation and hospitality.
Crossroads and Cora families plus Mrs Nora Hollon and clan spent Sunday at Keith Bundridge and Cripple Children's Home in Marshall. Several relatives joined Thanksgiving with Nora Hollon’s family while Elmer Murphy remained on the sick list.
Marjorie Wattenbarger of Kansas City visited her parents Mr and Mrs Ray Wattenbarger and family in Clem Springs during the snowy weekend.
Mrs Hattie Jennings spent a week in Kansas City with her son Duff and family and returned home Thursday. Jackie and wife and Bonnie accompanied her. Listen Dunlap and son and Bobby Ditwater spent the weekend in Kansas City. Wayne Buck of Iowa stayed several days at the Listen Dunlap home. Mrs Vera Brammer and daughter Beverly with a friend from Davenport Iowa visited the Franklin home.
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