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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1948
Page
1
A Christmas tree will be lit at Fifth and Main in Browning on December 24 with a program to start at 7 p.m. Santa Claus will arrive at 7:30 and children will receive a treat. The event is sponsored by the American Legion Post and Sees Unit with local merchants.
Brief listing notes a 1988 Plymouth coupe with radio and heater. The text references MO as a location or owner shorthand and includes fragmented terms coupe rao Bro . Mo.
Dean Knight states there was no scan involving a gun or a dog on his farm. He asserts the claim is unfounded and emphasizes farm safety and privacy.
A Rock Road gathering featuring poets and a Pie and Box on Cross Roads Sepees hosts music, contests for all ages, and a Turkey giveaway of 20 pounds. Proceeds go toward Rock Road projects.
Rev. Wm. Icenogle of Brookfield will lead the regular appointment at the Christian Church on Sunday December 19 at 7 86 p m. A candlelight Communion follows the service and all are invited to attend.
For sale a four acre property on Wel road known as the Jack Ashby Browning residence. Electric service available and listing held by Mrs Woodrow Pencer Browning.
Mr and Mrs Gerald ade and Sandra are listed in a Wade Green area marriage notice published Sunday, identifying the couple and the family involved.
Conan the dog from the Taylor Browning farm is reported alive and well after a period of disappearance. A neighbor recalls sighting the brown and white collie near the barn and animals in late afternoon.
A terse note from a reader or writer mentions a prohibition on chanting regarding individuals named Se Johnson and Brown, suggesting a concern for decorum or protest. The text lacks clear context or event details but centers on behavior expectations toward the named persons.
Community notice warns hunters that hunting is restricted in certain areas. It names Cecil, Edgar Shepherd and Forest Crock as parties involved in the enforcement and clarifies penalties for violations.
The Electric Theatre screens Fabulous Texan Friday and Saturday Dec 17 18. The Civil War era drama follows John Carroll a hothead and Wally Ford the Schemer with US law enforcement agents Dennis O Keefe and Alfred Ryder pursuing him. Ida Lupino Dane Clark Wayne Morris Fay Bainter Henry Hull star in a tense action romance with Libby and her stern father amid harsh frontier justice.
Five room house offered for sale featuring a closed in back porch, smoke house and coalhouse. Located in a residential area with detached outbuildings suitable for storage or small trades. Please contact seller for price and viewing times.
Mrs Rosalie Schrock was initiated into Senne Gamma a national women’s group during a luncheon and Founder's Day program at the Leeper Hotel in Chillicothe.
Mrs Nelle Williams hosted an all day gathering with fifteen members and guests including one man. Louise Hollon and Sylvia Sheen received secret sister gifts and two new members joined. Next meeting set at Mrs Brinkley’s home with roll call for Christmas related items.
The Linn County Chorus presents a cantata with two performances on December 2 at 8 00 PM and December 26 at 7 00 PM at local churches. Free will offerings will be accepted, featuring Miss Marilie Schrock Eva Doris Carter and Mrs Cynthia Moore in a special trio Go Loved The World. Conducted by Dr Haney with Reverend Icenogle officiating at Brookfield.
A social gathering listed attendees including Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Davis and Anna May, Mr. and Mrs. Glen Westfall and Paul Dean, Jack and Thelma Lee Gender, Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Clark, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Tucker, Mr. and Mrs. Devaun Tucker, Mr. and Mrs. Willie Coffman and children, plus the host and hostess, with oyster soup coffee fruit salad cake and candy served.
The Farm Club met Tuesday night with about 40 present. The January session was canceled due to conflicting holiday plans. An entertainment committee announced a February meeting with Mrs Ross Fuller Mrs Allie Ware and Mrs Marjorie Lay speaking on farm topics and Mary Lee Crooks showing short films. Refreshments were served and members were urged to attend February 1 meeting.
A terse note warns residents against hunting and setting traps near a creek area. The fragment suggests local enforcement may patrol the region to prevent violations and protect wildlife.
Notice prohibits hunting on all See Sevon area lands in Colorado along Ty end Ova Beene. The restriction applies to the entire property and remains in effect until rescinded by authorities.
The Linn County Farm Bureau held its annual memorandum agreement meeting in Linneis on November 30 with Missouri University extension service participation. The gathering reviewed the county sponsoring organization’s work for the coming year and planned the farm program. County Agent A. Moffett submitted his resignation, and the State Extension Office recommended the reappointment of Extension personnel for 1949.
In Beltsville a small notice lists Extra Allen D. Foster and Browning in connection with a white fur request. The brief entry omits details but names individuals and a location.
Annual Browning School graduates banquet scheduled for December 29 in the school auditorium. Tickets cost 1.75 dollars and are on sale at M., F. A., Gooch's Store, Farmers Store, and Citizens Savings Bank. Plan to attend.
Tax collector Lloyd Trumbo of Duncan Township provides notice of tax collection dates in December. The dates listed include December 17 31 and December 30 as collection days with names such as Reger Browning and Deidane Cora referenced in the notice.
Mrs Marjorie Smith hosts The Jane Club meeting on December 1 with a finished quilt. The program featured opening song Glory for me and closing with The Golden Belle. Mrs Lois Mc Donald elected president as the refreshment and attendance notes are recorded.
The entry notes Joe's Radio Shop located at 82 Helm Street in Brookfield Missouri with a contact number 1112. The brief listing presents a small business address and phone reference in a local directory style.
Large crowds witnessed a tight tournament game as Linnens edged Unionville 32 to 30 in double overtime. The six sessions featured sparkling plays and strong sportsmanship across both teams, with no decisive gap at any point.
The note records a purchase of rabbits and a beef hide price at 12 cents by J. R. Williams & Co. indicating regular buying activity.
Mrs Frank Cassity entertained twenty members of the Grantsville Homemakers Club with an all day session on Wednesday. A covered dish lunch was served at noon and Mrs George Haley attended as a guest. The day featured club business, a quilting session, and preparations for the next all day meeting December 22 with gift exchange.
Taxpayers are informed that the notice and related details will be presented at the Citizens venue. The communication aims to outline forthcoming tax-related procedures and deadlines for local residents and property owners.
The Bittersweet Club met at the home of Mrs Delmar Oertwig on Thursday afternoon November 18 with fourteen members and seven visitors present. Roll call was answered with helpful hints as the group discussed the day and plans for the Pleasant Shade school lane event.
E Paul Warver listed as pastor with Sunday school each Sunday at ten o clock. Preaching services held on the second and fourth Sundays at 7 30 p.m. and additional Sunday gatherings noted.
Fragmentary note lists morning services at 10 a.m. and evening worship at 7 p.m. with a S Eucharist reference. Local context and full details are unreadable.
Poetic tribute recalling soldiers who fought and died for their colors. The speaker reflects on loss, hope for future sons, and divine watch over those who served, framed by a bugle’s call and a vow to remember the fallen as the colors fly.
Seventeen members and one visitor attended the meeting led by My Bie who sang several songs. Roll call noted by each member. minutes of the past meeting were read. President Mrs Willie read a letter received.
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