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Browning Leader Record

Location

Browning, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Dec 05, 1940

Page

8

Half Million Social Security Cards Headed to December

Social Security Board field offices expect about 600000 account cards issued in December. L D Moyer says most workers need cards to gain holiday employment, with 475 offices nationwide processing. St Joseph office serves 16 counties and local post offices provide application blanks for others.

St. Joseph Social Security Board L. D. Moyer Missouri Mr. Moyer Andrew, Atchinson Buchanan, Caldwell Clinton, Daviess DeKalb Gentry, Grundy Harrison, Holt Linn Livingston Mercer, Nodaway Putnam, Sullivan and Worth

Local Notices From Dickinson County Families

Mr and Mrs Robert Lambert and Raymond Browning shopped in Purdin on Wednesday. Irene Head visited her mother Mrs Chloe Head over the weekend. Mr and Mrs Raymond Anderson called on her parents near Brookfield. Geo Spencer and Mrs Gertrude Lambert with daughters Lucille and Leoma plus Roy Lambert visited John Longwell. Anna Belle West of Linneus spent the weekend with relatives. Raymond Browning is sick. Mrs Ebb Spencer recovering well after an operation. Lambert and Browning sawed wood Saturday. Harvey Cordray and his son Keith visited relatives in Salem. Mr and Mrs Jesse Longwell Woodrow Deskins. Cleta Pearler spent Monday night with Evelyn Longwell. Anned As agai ce ter spent her parents Mr and Mrs Doc Smith.

Robert Lambert Raymond Browning Purdin Irene Head Chloe Head Raymond Anderson Campbell Brookfield Geo. Spencer T. S. C. Lambert Gertrude Lambert Lucille Leoma Roy Lambert John Longwell Anna Belle West Linneus Ebb Spencer Harvey Cordray Keith Salem Jesse Longwell Woodrow Deskins Cleta Pearler Evelyn Longwell Anned Agai Ceter Doc Smith

Pleasant Hill Briefs Highlight Cold Weather and Sparse News

The snow from last Tuesday is nearly gone and cold snaps return. Roads remain bad and news scarce. Loyd Newton stayed Saturday night at E. W. Riley's. A. L. Knifong shared a Sunday dinner. Mrs. Earnest underwent dental work. Mrs. Lyle Britton and Spencer visited Milan on Saturday.

Pleasant Hill Loyd Newton E. W. Riley S. A. L. Knifong Lyle Britton and Spencer Milan Eearnest

Corn Loan Program Opens In Sullivan County At 46c

The county agent reports the Ever Normal Granary corn loan will reopen with a 46 cent per bushel loan rate for 1940 corn. Availability begins December 1 1940 and loans are limited to farmers who participated in the 1940 Farm Program.

Sullivan County

Church Sunday School and Communion Times

At The Churches Church of Christ Sunday School and Communion each Sunday morning at 10 00 Jas P Bolling Supt Everybody is welcome Baptist Church Sunday School at 10 00 a m each Sunday morning Herbert C Bailey Supt Everyone cordially invited to attend

Church of Christ Jas. P. Bolling Herbert C. Bailey

Methodist Church Sunday School and Services

The Methodist Church schedules Sunday School at 10 a.m. with H. L. Schrock as superintendent and C. B. Carr as assistant superintendent. Preaching services occur on the first and third Sundays each month in the morning and evening. All are invited to attend.

the Methodist Church C. O. Hall

Corn Acreage Allotments and Three Year Loan Rules

The loan is a three year program. At the end of two years the producer may deliver corn if desired. Tenants may need a Consent of Storage from the landlord for a three year period. If proper notice is given to the AAA Committee, delivery can occur after one year. Landlord’s share cannot be loaned. tenant may loan on own corn.

AAA

Livestock and Feed Inventory Report

Ten native ewes and four Western ewes listed. One hog sow weighs 250 pounds. Feed includes 125 shocks hegain and large plus 100 shocks fodder. Stored corn amounts to 300 bushels with sale pending.

Strength In Unity After Election

A call for national unity beyond party lines urges Americans to unite behind the president and work together. The piece emphasizes shared citizenship, wisdom, tolerance, and justice to keep the country intact and protect personal happiness. It recalls past perils tempered by unity among Americans.

America

North Salem Items and Public Health Warning on Whooping Cough

North Salem notes report Clay L Moore returning from Columbia State Hospital test results show no cancer. Mrs Manle Thomas recovering from McLarney Hospital operation. Byron Deskins welcome a baby girl born December 3. New York warns parents that whooping cough poses serious infant risk in a nationwide MetLife campaign. Dr Armstrong emphasizes high contagiousness and pneumonia risk, death rate higher than diphtheria.

North Salem Clay L. Moore Columbia State Hospital Manle Thomas McLarney Hospital New York N. Y Donald B. Armstrong Metropolian Life Insurance Company Johnny Armstrong

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