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Browning Leader Record

Location

Browning, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Dec 26, 1940

Page

5

Numerous Holiday Visits Spread Through Local Towns

A long list of residents and relatives travel through Browning Chilliothe and nearby towns for Christmas and holiday visits. Ray DeGreef stays with parents in St Louis while Jas E Marvin plans Kansas City holidays with son Bert Marvin. Many families host relatives from Kirksville Meadville Canton and other areas.

Jas. E. Marvin Kansas City Bert Marvin

Start Chicks Early to Capitalize on Egg and Poultry Prices

Letter urges poultry raisers to stock hatcheries soon as the U. S. Department of Agriculture projects higher poultry and egg prices with feed costs stable. Begin chicks now for early spring brooder houses and potential peak sales, outlining practical timing and profit rationale.

U. S. Department of Agriculture

Local Residents Visit and Travel Updates

Kenneth Urbach of Purdin had dental work by Dr. Vinton Jones on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. O. K. Vincent and children were visitors Monday. George E. Kollasch of St. Louis visited his mother Mrs. C. L. McCormick on Tuesday. Betty Haley moved to Brookfield to work at McLarney Hospital and has many friends here. Mrs. T. H. Bundies called Saturday to renew the home paper and sent it to daughter Mrs. Roy Haley for Christmas.

Ray DeGreef St. Louis Wayne Stufflebean Kenneth Williams Herbert Bundies Near Purdin Browning Clive Freeland St. Charles D. G. Freeland Grover Garrett Purdin Dr. Jones Mary Smith J. W. Smith Pollock Betty Haley Louie Haley Matilda Haley W. M. Owen Sampsel Margaret Fore W. E. Guyer Wayne Blankenship Near Shelby Mr. Guyer Alex Jacobs Wm. Woodall Near Roger Mr. Jacobs Leader Record Vernon Norvell Gary Ind C. C. Norvell Mary Taylor Charley Lay Kenneth Urbach Vinton Jones O. K. Vincent Phyllis Charles Chillicothe George E. Kollasch C. L. McCormick Brookfield McLarney Hospital Haley T. H. Bundies Roy Haley

At The Churches Church of Christ Sunday School

The church invites all to Sunday School and Communion each Sunday at 10:00 AM led by Jas. P. Bolling as superintendent.

Church of Christ Jas. P. Bolling

Baptist Church Sunday School Announces Weekly Session

Baptist church hosts Sunday School every Sunday at 10 00 a m with Herbert C Bailey as superintendent. Everyone is invited to attend.

Baptist Church Herbert C. Bailey

Methodist Church Schedule for Sunday Services

The Methodist Church announces Sunday Church School at 10 a m with H L Schrock as superintendent and C B Carr as assistant. Preaching services occur on the first and third Sundays each month in both morning and evening sessions. All are invited to attend.

the Methodist Church C. O. Hall

Start Chicks Early In Winter If You Have Proper Brooder

An advice piece argues that starting chicks in January is workable with a good brooder house and reliable supplier. It cites a farmer who shifted from March to January and found winter chick care easier, encouraging readers to try early brooding.

Turing

Early plans touted by Frank Priebe prompt new effort

A fragment quotes Frank Priebe urging others to begin their late season work earlier in March. He promotes starting now and signs the note sincerely. The text hints at a personal appeal for proactive timing.

Frank Priebe

Making Your Bed a Soldier's Lesson for Civilians

A humorous piece praises military bed making as a valuable civilian skill. It explains starting at the foot to center sheets, tucking in the bottom first, and puffing pillows for sleep. It jokes that clever husbands may win the right to make beds, noting the skill as practical and comic.

Browning

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