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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1945
Page
4
A deputy collector of Internal Revenue will be at the Citizens Savings Bank of Browning Missouri on Tuesday February 27 to assist taxpayers in preparing their income tax returns.
Citizens may drop off donated garments with M Wesley Peters and indicate if items should be washed for domestic use or shipped overseas for war relief. A community gathering is planned at Fairview schoolhouse on Friday night February 22 with sandwiches cookies and coffee and entertainment by the committee.
In 1941 the National Needlecraft Bureau joined efforts to sew garments for war refugees. Over half a million pieces were donated to chapters and warehoused. The campaign repeats February 17 to 24 to urge women to make garments for foreign war relief or local needs and donate them to the Red Cross.
Mr and Mrs Wayne Britton and others attended a sale south of Broechtfield last Wednesday. Everett Riley visited with daughter and family. The Fairview school and teacher Mrs Pansy Britton held a Valentine party with games prizes and refreshments at the schoolhouse. Attendees included the Riley family Tucker and others.
Mrs. Maude Smith stayed with the Delmar Oertwig home for several days. Mrs. Evelyn Gall of Kansas City visited the C. M. Goins household over the week end. Mr and Mrs Babe Kimbrough and Barbara called at the Lee Wood home one night last week. Merle Palmer was a guest at the Red Gooch home Saturday night and Sunday. Saturday visitors at the Lee Wood home included Mrs. Evelyn Gall, C. M. Goins and son Jimmie, Red Gooch and Ron Johnson. Mr and Mrs Red Gooch and children and Merle Palmer shared Sunday dinner at the Babe Kimbrough home. Mr and Mrs Chas Tate spent Sunday at the Emmett Palmer home. Mr and Mrs Rolla Gooch and son with Mrs Shelda Crooks and children shopped in Chilli cothe Saturday.
Sunshine brings limited warmth as residents share visits and relocations. Ray McNally called on his parents. Owen Stevenson and family moved to a new property from Kenneth Bagley. Velma Hill and her mother moved to the Cokerham property formerly owned by Owen Stevenson. Faith Cassity spent the weekend with her mother George Hisel’s family before returning home. Bobby Cassity returned from over three years in the service for a 30 day furlough. Sam Remmick and son Sammy visited Purdin. Bob Ross and sisters Lissie Lafoon and Eva Ogle of Brookfield greeted friends here. Harold Armstrong’s family visited the Wyant property area.
All persons having claims against said estate are required to exhibit them to me for allowance within six months after the date of granting said letters or they may be precluded from any benefit of such estate. If claims are not exhibited within one year from the date of granting letters they shall be forever barred. Attest M R Street Administrator att. Arthur L Pr Judge of Probate Court January 25 1945.
Notice is given that letters of administration for the estate of Alice Bundies deceased have been granted to the undersigned by the Probate Court of Inn County Missouri on February 9 1945 Arthur L. February 8 1945. This notice accompanies a local community report listing family visits travel and events with relatives during a period around early February 1945 including visits with Fred Bailey Ben Almond and others and a reference to Delbert Waddill wounded on the Western front.
In Winigan vicinity Mrs. Allen Crist and family visited Kirksville on Tuesday. Mrs. Grace Crist, Mrs. Carrie Abbott, and Mrs. Clarice Abbott joined a trip with visiting relatives. Mrs. Gladys McCollum stayed with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Art Milburn and spent Sunday February 4 with Mr. and Mrs. Everett McConnell. Mr. and Mrs. J McConnell and Mrs. Mary Standley were in Kirksville.
Mr and Mrs John Rottmann visited the Shafer and Sayers families. Kenneth Young and others visited the Sayers and Stevenson households while Roy Knifong and Avis Langdon called on the Rinehart and Jimmie households. Earl Jerome Lorane and Grover Murrell hosted Sunday guests. Floyd Thomas remains quite ill and neighbors plan to cut wood for him.
Mr and Mrs Dewane Head left Friday night for a visit with his mother in Galesburg Indiana as he enters the armed services February 14. Tetlow McCollum and a Kirksville friend visited Mr and Mrs R J McCollum Monday evening. Mrs Ellis Jennings returned.
Allen and Frances are enjoying a visit as Elizabeth and Mexine plan to arrive this week to spend time with them.
Mrs Rufus Callihan and grandson Joe plus Rev and Mrs L P Mohr and grandson Fredrick were Sunday guests of Mrs Sam Artz and children. J W Ford of Milan visited with her father R W Rardon and Mrs Rardon then called on old friends. Richard Haddck, Kansas City workers, spent Tue and Wed with home folks. Nella Fisher visited Mrs Josie Fields Sunday. J W Rogers Ada Smith Geo Pittaway and Rheta went to Trenton on business. Jimphie Glidewell and O J Long property purchase moved last Sunday. Long to move to Kansas City soon. Born to Geo Barkley and wife a 64 lb baby boy at Simpson Hospital Milan on Monday February 12. Barkley daughter of Glidewell, husband overseas. Nella Rogers heard Lt Ned Rogers arrived from overseas and in hospital in NY after appendectomy. Bertha Schweppe and daughter Carolyn of Milan visited sister Mrs Stella Hollenbeck Sunday. Mrs Truman Quigley, Milan Public School teacher, ill since last Wednesday. Edith Collins teaching in her place. H L Schrock and Mrs Marie Woolf of Browning attended Methodist Church services and quarterly conference last Sunday night.
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