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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1952
Page
2
Sullivan County farmers must file farm plans and sign for 1953 by December 31 1952. Seed receipts and evidence for participation payments must also reach the county office by that date. This is the first year plans must be signed by year end to receive conservation assistance. If unsigned your partners are in the County PMA Office to assist.
Scottsville 4-H Club held a November meeting at the Legion Hall Browning with officers elected for 1953. True Blue Club met December 10 at the Community house with 20 members and one visitor. Christmas plans and a Mercy Hospital toy drive were arranged. Sunday guests at W H Havens included Bennie Havens Barbara Jones and others.
Purdin residents host and visit family members across Meadville Marceline and Brookfield. attendances reference Shanks funeral in Browning and Ida Ellenberger funeral in Brookfield. Nora Gooch undergoes Laughlin Hospital surgery and is reported healing.
Mr and Mrs Lee Wood visited Brookfield on business. Mrs T C Palmer stayed in Browning a day. Ethel Lewis Grace Venable of Colorado visited sister Mrs Glenn Cooper. Essie Woods birthday card party drew neighbors including Goins Gooch Crea, Kim brough Smith Wood Don families.
The note reflects chilly conditions in Scottsville with residents noting the onset of cold weather and its impact on daily life.
Mr and Mrs Clarence Fanning and Mrs Joe Ford were no visitors Monday. The P Club met with Mrs Fosave Powell Thursday. Ms and David Creason and Anita Faye McClaren attended the show at Milan Tuesday night. Donald entered the service Wednesday. Mrs Rosalie Pratt is at Camp Roberts Calif where her husband is stationed. Harvey is in the hospital with pneumonia fever. Mr and Mrs J D Seaman spent Thursday and Friday with Mr and Mrs A A Brehm and other relatives in Shelbina.
The Clyde Ware sale at the John McCollum farm drew a good crowd and items sold well. The Wares will move to Kansas City for employment. Mr and Mrs Phillip Bailey shopped in Brookfield Friday. Mr and Mrs Boyd Johnson of Green Castle and Mr and Mrs Carl Bishop of Brookfield visited their daughter Mrs Doris.
Stuart and family visited Mrs Charley Bagley Sunday. Mr and Mrs Curt Helms and Max visited her grandparents. Raymond Phillips Ronald Dean and Bernetta joined Sam Faulkner’s family for Sunday supper in Newtown. Philip Bailey and Larry Bailey with Mrs Curt Helms shopped in Purdin Saturday. Eldon Bailey also mentioned in casual notes.
Letters of Administration granted by Linn County Missouri Probate Court on December 10 1952 to T R McArtor as administrator. Claims must be filed within six months for allowance or be barred. if not filed within one year, they are forever barred. Witness: Walter Hataling Judge of Probate.
Mary Etta and Jimmy and the Adamsons of New Boston joined Clarence and Mrs McCollum for Sunday meals. Bing Ellison and Virginia Lea were in Brookfield. Minnie Riedl planned a few weeks with her daughter Delbert Asher’s family in Marceline.
Notice is hereby given that letters of administration were issued by the Linn County Missouri Probate Court on December 2, 1952 for the estate of James Thomas Brown. All persons with claims must exhibit them within six months or be barred from the estate. claims not exhibited within one year are forever barred. H. G. Johnson is administrator. Attest: Watter C. Hotaling, Judge of Probate.
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