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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1946
Page
4
Dickinson Items Holiday and family visits noted
Local notes record numerous visits and gatherings across families in Brookfield Winigan Milan and surrounding areas. Visitors include Norman and Marlin Woodside to Chillicothe and extended family at Longwell Lambert Belzer and Dickinson households. Thanksgiving dinners and Sunday meals highlight community ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry Lambert
John Longwell
Norman
Marlin Woodside
Chillicothe
Lottie Belzer
Near Winigan
Allen Belzer
Clyde Belzer
Bobby
Winigan
Scottsville Sunday School Gathering Announcement
Community notice invites residents to attend Sunday school this Sunday with a call for participation and event details to be provided at the gathering.
Christmas tree draw invites large crowd
Farmers shuck corn busy while a large crowd is expected for a Christmas tree event. Mr and Mrs Robert Fields and sons spent Sunday in Green City. Miss Christine Van Fossen teaching in Waynesville spent Thanksgiving with her parents. Mr and Mrs John Morgan shopped in Browning Tuesday. Mrs Allen Fanning visited with her daughter and family. Earl Keith Hoselton spent the weekend with Donald Gene Rinehart. Mr and Mrs Hubert Atkins night. Buster, Donald Gene Rinehart, and Earl Keith Moselton shucked corn for Bob Rinehart Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Fields
Green City
Christine van Fossen
Waynesville
Wm. van Fossen
John Morgan
Browning
Allen Fanning
Joe Ford
Earl Keith Hoselton
Donald Gene Rinehart
Hubert Atkins
Buster
Earl Keith Moselton
Bob Rinehart
Linn County May Vote 300000 Bond for New Public Hospital
Voters in Linn County decide on December 10 1946 whether to issue 300000 in bonds to build a 50 bed hospital near the county center west of Brookfield Missouri. If approved two thirds must back the plan funded solely by local taxes with no federal grant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF
Missouri
Linn County
Board of Trustees
Boone County Hospital
Department of the Attorney General
Linn County Court
Board OF Trustees OF Hospital
Brookfield
McLarney
St. Francis Hospital
Marceline
Section of Health and Hospital Administration
Public Health Department of Missouri
Boone County
Scott County
Audrain County
Pike County
Callaway County
Waynesville
Also Mentioned on This Page
Browning, Missouri
Dickinson
Ronald Tripp
Robert Carter
Roberta
Rita Carter
Archie Dickinson
Alfred Lambert
Stanley
Elaine House
Robert Lambert
John Swearengen
Milan
and Swearengen
Calvin Lambert
Helen Lou Johnson
Irvin Lambert
Wayne Britton
Norman Woodside
Earl Breen
Purdin
Ternoon
Phillip McKenzie
Phyllis Lynn
C. G. McKenzie
Carol Woodside
Harry Lambert
Simpson Cordray
T. R. McArtor
M. D
Carlos
E. G. Boatright
Optometrist
Over Welsh Drug Store
Brookfield, Mo
Peterson Insurance
Agency
Browning, Mo
DR. Vinton Jones
D.D.S
Office
Schoene’s
Milan, Missouri
E. R. Duncan
Depot Veterans Service
Browning,Mo
Herman Payne
D. C
Purdin, Missouri
Scottsville
Linn
Linn County Association of Osteopathic Physicians and Surgeons
Heaven’s
Wade Funeral Service
Marlay
Standard Printing Office
EVANS
Marlays Jewelry
Electric Theatre
Paul Jones
Stuart Gilmore
Joel McCrea
Brian Donlevy
Sonny Tufts , Barbara Britton - Fay Painter
Tom Tully
Henry O’neill
Cartoon and News
Public Health Department
Linn County Hospital Association
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