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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1944
Page
3
The column lists dozens of residents and visitors from Pur din Milan and surrounding areas. It notes travel to St Louis Kansas City and Brookfield, military postings, family visits, renewing subscriptions and a large sale of Aberdeen Angus cattle. It also mentions Purdin families and community events across multiple weeks.
Edgar Shepherd and For rest Gooch post a no hunting message on farm lands prohibiting guns and dogs, reflecting local landowner stance on safety and privacy.
Mrs Edna Nickell spent Thursday night with her aunt Mrs Andy Chittum in Purdin. Emma Rottmann and Jennie Slater visited in Purdin yesterday afternoon. Virginia Brumbaugh visited Linneus last week. Maurice Lantz traveled to Kirksville to bring his wife home from hospital. Mrs Lantz improving slowly. Zone Meeting attended at Meadville Tuesday by Rev and Mrs Mohr Mrs H L Schrock and Mrs H Drake. Harvey Shannon and son Ronnie visited Chillicothe on business Monday. Ray Pipes and brother Della Havens visited Browning last Thursday. Mervyn Garrett and daughters from Keokuk Iowa returned after funeral of grandfather T J Seaman. Alda Brookshier returned Thursday from McAlister Okla visiting son George Brookshier and family. Maurice Lantz and children in Kirksville to see Mrs Lantz in Grim Smith Hospital. Joel Brookshier and Patricia Gooch took ten basketball girls to Mooresville Friday for tournament. Boys squad attended final games Saturday night. Jas P Bolling in Marceline Thursday to meet Bolling family after trip to San Francisco. Bolling family including Orley Lee Hellis Duckworth and son also noted.
A Missouri official letter reports planned improvement of Route 36 across Medicine Creek in Livingston County east of Chillicothe. The project covers 0.771 mile of Portland cement pavement and 266 feet of bridge with a 26 foot roadway, costing 18 ,025.97 dollars, awarded to Atkinson Windle Company of Chillicothe. Construction aims to start soon and finish next year, with extension plans for a dual highway across Medicine and Muddy Creeks.
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