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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1945
Page
2
A sequence of brief visits and family gatherings across Shelby and nearby towns includes Mrs. Watton and family visiting Blarkcolt and Nena State relatives, Kirksville trips by Thudium and Baskett families, and condolences for L. J. Sehnedl who lived near Forket after moving from North Selony. many neighbors extend sympathy.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lambert and family hosted Wednesday guests Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lambert. Jesse Longwell joined Thursday dinner with John and Alva Deskins’ daughter. Norman Woodside and Ona Lambert attended a sale. The Longwells of Washington Iowa visited Purin and Linneus relatives over the weekend. Marvin returned home to recover from a cold. Norman Woodside visited Floyd Swisegood. Albert Lambert and son Norlan dined with Robertee’s family. Norman McDonnald and children Ruby Lois Ronald were Sunday guests of Jesse Longwell.
Mr and Mrs Everett Riley and Dale and Eugene Straley visited Winigan on Saturday while Jessie M and Emo Britton suffered bad colds. Mr and Mrs John Tucker and Allen visited with Mr and Mrs Beryl Taylor last Tuesday. Mr and Mrs B O Brantner attended in Milan Friday afternoon on business. John Tucker Bernice Junior and Allert visited Sin with Mr and Mrs T Smith. Mrs Arlie Newton visited with her father Wm and this community discussed the sale of Bev. and this community was bear of the tregit deel that oc-
Browning spent one day last week with Essie Wood to quilt. The Gooch family and Urb Johnson attended a sale near Brookfield. Lucille Heag and boys visited Delmar Oertwig. Joe Moore visited Emmett Palmer. Babe Kimbrough Virgil Falconer and families joined Pvt Dale Falconer for Sunday dinner. Lee Wood hosts C M Goins Rolla Gooch Urb Johnson. Johnson 4 H Club fundraiser at school Feb 14 led by Arthur Morris with Wesley Brantner assisting. Jimmy Knight reportedly ill. Charlotte Morris visited Barbara Ann Taylor. Clifford Linhart helped Everett Harris husk corn. Jamice Pipes returned to Kansas City after weeks with Pipes family. Hazel Harris reports Crogs Roads teaching satisfactory.
Mrs H L Knight returned Friday from Callao Missouri after two weeks with daughter Mrs Albert Dunham. Nellie Kibble and Lois visited Oak Park Illinois relatives. The Johnson school house filled Friday February 2 for a minstrel show, contests and songs by Floyd Happy Badger. The next meeting February 23 on the Knight and Hartwell Franklin program committee invites all to bring pie and enjoy coffee and a pie or box supper.
The Probate Court of Linn County Missouri granted letters of administration for the estate of Joseph A Street on January 10 1945. Creditors must present claims within six months for allowance or be barred after one year from the grant date. Attest Mes M R Street Administrator with Judge Arthur L Pr . January 25 1945.
Hubert Atkins will travel to Sedalia next Wednesday February 14 to sew calves. Mr and Mrs Buster Rinehart and son Donald Gene move to Warner Brassfield farm vacated by Jakie Simmons. Clarence Fanning works for R A Thurlo. Jake Watson US Navy visits home. Mrs Ruth Wages and Leona Watson work in Chillicothe. Mrs Mae Hoselton ill with tonsillitis but improving. G P Club to meet with Mrs Eula Crowdis February 3. Wilburn Williams and Lyle Wickham Jr traveled to Jefferson Barracks for army physicals.
The report notes overcast skies and muted sun follow the groundhog shadow event. No strong illumination appears as clouds linger and forecasts show limited daytime brightness.
Pvt George Street returns to Camp Robinson Arkansas after a furlough with parents Fern Street and other relatives. Frank Lambert reportedly in good shape. Mrs Rufus Powell shopped in Purdin Saturday along with Mr and Mrs Edgar Morris and Mrs Eldora Richardson who visited family then returned to Kansas City. Mrs Logg Hale not much improved. Alex Woodside and Johnito shopping in Purdin Saturday.
Officials outline a rule requiring all in operation vehicles to follow the new law. The measure targets preventing head-on collisions and improving road safety nationwide.
North Salem notes show Turney Bailey and daughter with Mrs Clyde Nelson shopping with Mrs Goldie Belzer visiting Mr and Mrs Frank Head in Brook. Bailey and family in New Boston. Mary Deskins and son shopping in Kirksville. Browning and Stella Baker shopping in Purdin. Helen Head returns from Fort Riley with husband stationed in California. Floyd Swisegood took a bus to Brookfield for evening shopping.
Message notes closure of a store in North Salem and updates on family health as Edd y Arnold stays with his son Nolan and remains unwell.
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