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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1939
Page
8
Local society items list visits among families in Brookfield Purdin Milan Chillicothe Linneus and surrounding areas. Several relatives attended gatherings and hospital updates. community readers are reminded space limits forced omitting many items. A memory contest winner Mrs Evelyn Grubb and an Aid meeting are noted.
Mr and Mrs Dan Cutsinger visited the Donoho family Sunday. Mrs Dora Myers traveled to Lar edo to visit relatives. Ted Ritz and Clara Schweppe returned from Colorado due to Mrs Truman Ritz illness. Christian Aid gathered at Mrs Mary Henley to work on quilts.
W C Riddle and W T Nickell were at Milan on Tuesday with other townsfolk visiting in Browning Green Castle and Kirksville. The community recounts visits, pneumonia illness, new births and a box supper at Winigan with a 16 dollar proceeds.
A subdued period as Mrs. Will Myers shows slight improvement and Mrs. Western remains on the sick list though slowly improving. Mrs. Cecil Wohler relapsed with rheumatism after tonsil removal by Dr. Dixon, unable to visit the office. Miss Mary Boner of Milan visited relatives in Purdin Monday. Merle Wohler family moved from Fern Street area east of town. Lon McNally visited Effie Pulliam Monday evening and reports Frank Miller in poor health.
Mrs. George Spencer Mrs. Oda Spencer and son Jerry and Mrs. Harry Lambert were Tuesday guests of Mrs. Mary Cordray. The note implies a social visit with no injuries or conflicts mentioned.
Local items recount visits and gatherings among Pleasant Hill residents. Families such as Smith, Tucker, Riley, Straley, Kinfong, Britton, and Swank appear in visits, social events, and a Valentine social hosted by the Swanks. A bridge mishap near Yellow Creek prompts local bridge work.
George Carter spent the first of the week in Green City helping care for his father who is very low with pneumonia but is some better now. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Stephen son Nellie and Robert and Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Stephenson spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Elzie Jacobs. Mr. and Mrs. Walter McKay,
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