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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1949
Page
4
A historical notice states subscription price set at 2.00 annually and indicates second class matter status at Browning Missouri post office with a date of February 10 1949.
Fred Stutler and Bill Dun lap traveled to Excelsior Springs on business. Bertha McCaughy and son Donald have been ill with colds. Glen Black family visited in Green City. Fritzee family moving back to Stephenson farm. Ola Knnfong to Los Angeles Monday to visit sisters and relatives. Johnnie Stephenson slowly improving from umbago. Ralph Trumbo visited his sick mother and friends. Roy Knifong attended Iva Johnson funeral at Locust Valley.
Mrs Essie Wood called at the Lewis Wood home in Purdin on Friday. Linneus visitors Mr and Mrs E J Turner stayed with Mr and Mrs T C Palmer last week. Rolla Gooch and son shopped in Chillicothe Saturday. C Moore ill but improving. Lola Moore visited Loren Owens in Purdin last week. Bob Smith traveled to Brookfield on business. O F Creason and Ben joined Joe Moore family last week. Sunday guests at Led Wood included C M Goins, Rolla Gooch and son Rollan, and Lewis Wood with his daughter.
Carol Lee hosted guests at the E. J. Palmer home including Leonard Richardson Pattie and T. C. Palmer. G E Oertch and family attended chore services in Brookfield Sunday afternoon.
Local residents reported in this Shafter notes as Mrs. Edgar Morris and Mrs. Darrold Hutchinson attended a county chorus meeting at Brookfield on Friday. Several families hosted dinners and oysters, with numerous guests listed among Morris, Dixon, Morris, Wood, Phillips, High, Gilmer and other households. Residents shared visits with neighbors and relatives including the Crookshanks, Morris, Stone, Morris, Phillips, and McCoy families during the weekend and Thursday evening gatherings.
Sunday visitation with Mr and Mrs Roy Simpson of Shelby reported. Mr Simpson suffered a broken rib after a fall on ice. Mrs Sollus Wood visited Floy Morris Thursday.
Gene Myrick spent the weekend with his parents and will attend school at Chanute Field after being stationed in California. His friend Ennis Mann accompanied him. Mr and Mrs James Leslar and son Jimmy of Kansas City visited J R Wood family. Donald Warren was taken to the Research Hospital.
Creditors and others interested in the estates of Hattie M. Schrock and Nancy Powell are informed that Marian Schrock Lantz and Florence Murrell intend to make final settlements in the Linn County Probate Court at Linneus on February 14, 1949. Administratrix and Executrix respectively. First insertions January 27 and January 20.
Mrs Jess Bruce Mrs Mor Crookshanks and Mrs Genevieve Holser spent a sunny Sunday afternoon visiting Mrs E Sayers. Elizabeth Thomas from Kansas City joined her daughter Sharilyn and her parents the Meltons Bonnie and The Haseville Ladies Aid met with Mrs Cecil Crooks Thursday afternoon. Theo Holser and Sandra visited Mr and Mrs Bill Triplett and Donna on Saturday evening. Mr and Mrs James Leflar were part of the social gathering.
Notice is given to all in the estate of Benjamin H Barrows deceased that I be Barrows Administra x of said estate intend to be final settlement at the term of the Probate on the 14th day of February 1949.
In the estate of Alcestes M Searcy deceased Ethel Adams Administratrix will make final settlement at the next term of the Probate Court of Linn County Missouri to be held at Linneus on February 14 1949
Jimmy and Mrs. J. R. Wood were Monday morning visitors of Misses Pearl on Clara Wood. Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Gooch and Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Rinehart were Thursday evening guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Cooper and family.
Mrs. Huldah Phipps of Milan visits with Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Seaman. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Johnson attend the funeral of Mrs.
Iva Johnson of Locust Valley was noted Friday afternoon. Ray Hoselton has been cregent out of town this week. The G. P. Club met with Mrs. Dorothy Woodall on Thursday afternoon. Clarence Fanning visited Raymond Smith on Monday. Robert Rinehart sold a load of hogs last week.
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