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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1951
Page
4
Browning Missouri publication notices second class mail matter at the Browning Post Office under the act of July 8 1897. Subscription price listed as $2.00 per year payable in advance.
Navy man Bob Schreiner is stationed in Philadelphia. his wife joins him when possible. Local gatherings include card parties and canasta at various homes. visits to relatives in Kansas City and Browning. 4 H Club meeting at the school house. Mrs. Dryden plans return from California before holidays. Arthur Bennett on leave prior to overseas deployment.
North Jackson notes Jary Lee Rottmann improving after a week of illness. Local shoppers Marvin Rinehart visited Trenton. Glen and Gail Jerome attended a sale in Chillicothe. James Morris and family went to a show in Purdin. Billy Mae and Tommy Moris recover from colds. Ethel Kimbrough helped at Woolworth in Chillicothe for Christmas rush. Kenneth Goeoch’s wife visited her mother Etta Cady in Purdin. A local draftee is deferred due to essential work. Charley Grimes and Roy Creason visited Nancy Jerome, bedbound, in Chillicothe. Duane Nichols and wife, visiting Kentucky, stayed with C. M. Nichols. Tom Kimbroughs visited daughter in Kansas City. Austin Seward returned from Chillicothe Hospital, improved.
Crowded out last week lists Thanksgiving Day dinners and weekend visits in Dickinson area. Families visiting relatives include Bowyer Longwell Guyer Deskins Grim Campbell Lambert Johnson Leichhart Monroe Murrain and others in Meadville Shel bly New Boston Purdin and Pershing Park events.
Ben Burkholder and several Brookfield residents including Mr and Mrs Norman Richardson, Carolyn, Mrs Jeanette Brown, and Mr and Mrs Paul Smith visited Brookfield along with Mr and Mrs Jesse Long and Mrs Alva Deskins. The gathering highlighted community ties in the town.
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