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Browning Leader Record

Location

Browning, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Feb 21, 1952

Page

4

Northeast Missouri High School Festival Set For Spring at Kirksville

The annual Northeast Missouri High School Festival in Kirksville hosts four weekends of events at Teachers College campus led by Noah P. Richardson. Highlights include Future Farmers of America, piano solos, English and languages, music ensembles, and a large April 5 track meet and girls physical education events.

Kirksville Teachers College Noah P. Richardson Bureau of Educational Contest Farmers of America Northeast Missouri

Shafter Items Show Local Visits and Army Assignments

Shafter items recount visits among residents including Mrs. Benskin and her children with brother Cpl. Hicks in Brookfield, and Graceful note of service members detailing inductions and basic trainings at Ft. Knox and in Hawaii. The True Blue Club met at Shafter Community House with 17 members and 5 children.

Russell Benskin Rosalie Leo Harry Kimball Kimball Brookfield Benskin Cpl. Hicks Korea Duane Couch Wichita Falls Texas Bobbie L. Phillips Ft. Knox Kentucky Bob Army Camp Crowder Bobbie G. Turner Hawaii Armed Forces J.C. Jennings Veterans Hospital Wadsworth Kansas Tor Dixie McCall Junior Phillips Stanley Junior Harold Cooper Humphreys True Blue Club Shafter Laredo Lawrence Tate M. Billy Morris

Fairview District Hosts Sunday Guests and Birthday Oyster Supper

Charley Maxwell hosts at Fairview District with Ray Baskett Carrollton Herbert Atwood Shirlene and Jewell present. John Tucker celebrated a birthday with an oyster supper attended by T M Smith Charley Smith DeVaun Tucker Wayne Britton Glen Swearengen and families plus many others.

Charley Maxwell Ray Baskett Carrollton Herbert Atwood Shirlene Jewell Pansy Britton Clinton Hale Doris Rinehart Scarletina John Tucker T. M. Smith Charley “Smith DeVaun Tucker Danny Wayne Britton Jessie Glen Swearengen Bernie Brantner James Elloitt W. A. Southerland Mary ‘Tucker Kermit’ Jenings Allen

Reger and Vicinity Community Social Notes

Fred Bertshman kept his regular church appointment at the Church of God with services Sunday morning and evening. The Young People's Social met February 14 at the Stephenson home with contests and prizes and refreshments. Attendees included the McClaren, Wattenbarger, Jacobs, Stephenson, Nickell, Reeder, McCaughey, Myers, Barder, King, Nellie Stephenson, Lynda Collins and other local residents. Visitors from Kirksville stopped by, and Nellie Stephenson spent a few days with Elza and Sandra Kay. Additional visits and stays are listed, including Donna Collins of Chillicothe and care for Mrs Seckington. Everett Robinson and family visited relatives in the area.

Fred Bertshman Church of God Robert Stephenson Kirksville Buel McClaren Keith David Charles Millard Swank Richard Francis McCaughey Nellie Stephenson Elza Sandra Kay Donna Collins Chillicothe Addie Dell Vern Seckington Gerald Seckington Everett Robinson California

Kathy Tucker Dismissed From St Francis Hospital

Kathy Tucker, daughter of Mr and Mrs Edwin Tucker, was discharged from St Francis Hospital Sunday and returned home Monday. Mrs Goldie Belzer teaches Dickinson school for Mrs Pansy Britton. Junior Tucker visited Saturday night and Sunday with Kermit Jennings.

Orlin Harris John’ Tucker Jail Harris Wileta Mabee Kathy Tucker Daugher Edwin Tucker St.Francis Hospital Kathy Goldie Belzer Dickinson School Pansy Britton Junior Tucker Kermit Jennings

Fields-Schrock items include visits and trips across states

Mr and Mrs Robert Fields and Josie Fields spent Sunday with Clive Freeland. Lyle Wickham and daughter Joyce Ann traveled to Omaha after visiting Salem and Schubert, then Edith Colglazier, Ray Stewart, and Art Chapin before returning Saturday. Myrtle Pointer joined them. Basil Taylor and Billie Crossfield with children visited Roy and Byron Taylor, Wm Schumm family, Kitty Jo Schumm, Everett Coram, Vic Jones family, and J D Taylor with Milan ties.

Robert Fields Josie Fields Clive Freeland Lyle Wickham Joyce Ann Omaha Nebr Salem Norma Brown Cheser Whittweer Albert Wickham Edith Colglazier Schubert Ray Stewart Art Chapin Myrtle Pointer Basil Taylor Chillicothe Billie Crossfield Meadville Roy Taylor Byron Wm. Schumm Brookfield Kitty Jo Schumm Fort Madison Iowa Everett Coram Vic Jones Buck Milan Cecil Taylor and Son J. D W. L. Taylor

Shelby Items Highlight Local Friday Socials and Flu Absences

Roy Jennings and Floyd Swisegood were early callers at the Freeman Store in Shelby. Kenneth Freeman is ill at his place of business with the flu while Mrs. R. E. Boyles missed one teaching day for illness. P.T.A. at Shelby school drew a good turnout. Mary Gibson of Brookfield visited her mother, Mrs. Craig, on Saturday. Crede Boyle and Mary Helen joined others in Shelby on Friday evening to watch TV at the store. Two large hen eggs were on display at the Freeman Store. Residents Bill and Gale Bailey, Schreckhise, Olan Clapp, Harold Wilson, Bobby Craig, and Chas. Gibson of Brookfield were among shoppers. Mrs. Agnes Boyles dined with her son and family.

Kenneth Freeman R. E. Boyles Shelby School Mary Gibson Brookfield Craig Crede Boyle Mary Helen Shelby Freeman Bill Gale Bailey Mr. Schreckhise Olan Clapp Harald Wilson Bobby ‘Craig Chas. Gibson Agnes Boyles

Crede Boyles Family Visits Mrs Christy North of Browning

Mr and Mrs Crede Boyles and Mary Helen visit Mrs Christy north of Browning in the evening. Mr and Mrs Andrew Stufflebean enjoying a new TV set since the first of the week.

Crede Boyles Mary Helen Crede Christy North Andrew Stufflebean

Community notes from Chillicothe and surroundings

North Jackson neighbors visit the R F Gooch home while Cecil Reed recovers from an appendectomy in Trenton hospital. Ferrell Warren enters Grim Smith Hospital for medical treatment as Dale Gooch returns from Korea to see his father. Local residents attend visits, hospital stays, and social gatherings at Kirksville and Chillicothe, with several families reporting travel, illnesses, and new television sets in recent days.

Alfred Broyles Chillicothe R. F. Gooch Cecil Reed Trenton Iey Brehm Ralph Creason Ferrell Warren Beryl Warren Grim-Smith Hospital Billy Gooch R.F. Jooch Treasure Island Ferrell Grim Smith Hospital Kirksville Phyllis Kay Keithley Dale Gooth Korea Shome

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