Fern N Woodward and G T Woodward Owners and Publishers
Fern N Woodward and G T Woodward are named as owners and publishers in a notice dated Thursday December 29 1949. The document identifies them as principals of the publication.
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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1949
Page
4
Fern N Woodward and G T Woodward are named as owners and publishers in a notice dated Thursday December 29 1949. The document identifies them as principals of the publication.
A collage of reflections on fame and humility contrasts with light town life. The piece extols helpfulness and steadiness, comments on social trends, and closes with a Browning town Christmas dinner hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Luther De Vore for family and relatives including Arlin Woodside and Vernon DeVore.
Christmas Day visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Co Whitaker included their children and families. The Brummitts of Licking Missouri with Eugene and Gloria June. Mr. and Mrs. John Brummitt of Pollock. Mr. and Mrs. J C Hale and Dean. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Gooch with Larry and Lana Kay.
Mr and Mrs Nelson Rinehart and baby of Milan Illinois spent Sunday evening and Monday afternoon in the home of Mr and Mrs Ross Burke. They were joined by Miss Marie Burdett and Staff Sgt Clarence Burdett, with Mrs Grace Burdett also visiting in the Burke residence.
Monday guests included Mr. and Mrs. Leland Burke and children from Laredo, Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Rinehart from Meade, Miss Marie Burdett of Macon, Mo., plus Mrs. Alice Duckworth and others. E. C. Bailey called in the afternoon.
Mr and Mrs Arthur Bennet entertained Saturday evening with a seven o clock dinner. Guests included Mr and Mrs J Konrett, Mr and Donna Kays Crooks, and others from Liberty.
Mr and Mrs Mason Dell of Nebraska spent the holiday with Mr and Mrs Clavell and Mrs Minnie Fanni and other relatives. They left Sunday noon for home. Mrs Minnie Fanning accompanied them for the winter months.
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Head of Linneus entertained Monday with a one o'clock dinner. Those attending included Des Moines visitors Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Head and son, Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Jenni Marilyn and Ruth Ann, Mr. and Mrs. James Morris and Jeanie Sue, Jimmie Joe, Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Peterson, Judy and David Lee, and Miss Lou Edmondson.
Mr and Mrs Walter J Gooch Jr hosted Christmas Day dinner with guests including Mrs Jake Broyles of California Mr and Mrs Buford Broyles and daughter Mr and Mrs G Broyles and daughters Mr and Mrs Henry Schmidt of near Laredo.
The Milan area community seen visitors including Mr and Mrs Porter Sayre Ross Knight and Earl Maggart. Families shared Christmas dinners and celebrations as residents report health notes and local school holiday break. Virginia Foard returned home from Laughlin hospital to spend Christmas with family.
The report notes a harsh spell with sleet and snow during the past week with a Sunday night storm followed by a sunny Monday that melted some of the accumulation.
The cold weather with snow and ice is noted as Ed Pulliam’s funeral drew a large crowd despite the conditions. Local families like Mr and Mrs Ernest Pearson and Quentin Carr spent Christmas at home with relatives while others visited friends and noted no school this week.
A series of holiday visits are noted. Mr and Mrs Ray Johnson joined Mrs Floy Turner in Linngus for Christmas dinner and later dined with her brother Roy Kirby. Mr and Mrs Paul Warren and daughters dined with Hugh and family. Melvin Gray and son celebrated Christmas with Roy and family. Harold Murphy and family visited Lester Fields and Cora Morgan. Edgar Hoselton, lately in Grim Smith Hospital Kirksville, returned home Saturday.
Locust Valley residents share Christmas dinners and gatherings with relatives and friends. Notable mentions include L. E. Hedges family visitors Carmen and Milan business trips of John Gooch, and multiple households hosting kin from Burke Baskett Nickell Lay Keithley and Kelley clans. Hazel Kelley shows improvement after a turkey feast and extended visits.
Mr and Mrs Emerson Cor write in with items from Mount Hope, noting a delay past the previous week and requesting further details or pickup instructions for their collection.
Roger Browning announces church schedule with Watchnight service on New Year's Eve at 10:00 P M Sunday School at 9:30 A M Morning worship at 11:00 and evening service at 7:30 at Asbury Church.
Pastor W A Pollock urges citizens to start the year by attending church and Sunday School, aiming for 53 Sundays of public worship at Morris Chapel with a first day service on Sunday January 1.
Pleasant Grove E A B Church led by Pastor Bertha M Porter announces Sunday School at 10 a m and regular preaching services on the second and fourth Sunday due to the December 1949 calendar. Everyone welcome.
Browning Baptist Church invites all to worship Sundays. Sunday School at 10:00 a.m. with Carl Drake as Superintendent. Morning worship at 11:00 a.m. Training union for preaching Sundays at 6:45 p.m. Evening service at 7:30 p.m. Pastor Kenneth G. Kelley calls all without church home to attend.
Dray and family with Mrs Ora Cordray shopped in Brookfield on Friday. Mr and Mrs Herbert Coram and Wanda May were seen in Purdin and Browning. Mrs May Minor visited her daughter Velma in Brookfield last week. Mr and Mrs Albert Cassity spent Thursday with Mr and Mrs Alton Abbott and Mrs Elma Abbott.
Mr and Mrs Randel Minor and family and Mrs Ed Watson visited their parents in the southern part of the state earlier this week. Emerson Stufflebean has returned from St Louis and is reported improved. Mr and Mrs Raymond Philips were shopping in Kirksville on Thursday. Cate Bailey and Alton Abbott worked with Emerson Cordray on a building Saturday.
Land Construction Co. of St. Joseph awarded a contract to widen the 18 foot Route 36 slab to 22 feet with a rolled stone base and resurface with asphaltic concrete. The 5.2 mile project extends from west of Route 5 to Marce line toward the Macon County line. State funds cover the estimated $128,566 cost as it does not qualify for federal aid.
A reflective poem by Addison Payne on aging and memory. The speaker notes weariness as time nears its end, with fading laughter and rising fears. A final wish toward happiness arrives when someone recalls a simple kind act.
A Jefferson City story notes a deer tag returned to the Conservation Commission with puzzling answers. The tag lists Name Charles Seyler of St Louis Missouri and questions about hunting location Ste Genevieve County and Jefferson County, with the note that Seyler hunted Ste Genevieve county until the last day.
A motorist in Jefferson County hit a 4 point buck that leaped into traffic and shattered the windshield. The driver faced $150 in repair costs but successfully claimed the animal.
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