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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1946
Page
4
This line reflects the belief that true dignity comes from self reliance and a strong will. It frames reliance on inner strength as a path to character and moral resolve.
The roll lists many names with add ons and renewals for community honors. Military service notes mention Cpl. Robert Wood returning from Scott Field and other residents’ visits and travel. Local scenes include families and guests at the Lee Wood home and weekend activities around Goins and Murrell families.
Mrs. Marilea Gilmer joined Sunday dinner with Mrs. Alta Phillips. Tuesday guests included Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Bruce hosting Willard Phillips Forrest Philips and family. Lillian Hicks Bonnie visited Miss Rayma Hicks in Meadville Thursday and Friday. Darrald Hutchinson and companions traveled to Chillicothe and back. George Stevenson and George Phillips spent time in Meadville midweek with a junior run and weekend gathering.
A transit note indicates movement from Morris Chapel to Kanawe City with an arrival around Friday. details are fragmented in the readable text.
Rain and ice cleared to sunny spells as residents share health updates visits and travels. Cassity and Tribble show slow improvement while neighbors Mrs. Payne, Mrs. McNally, and Mrs. Hardin make visits and attend funerals in nearby Milan and St. Catharine.
The item mentions school bus drivers on Monday and flu cases in the Shelby neighborhood. It notes Miss Lorene Stufflebean visiting the Clay Stufflebean home, and the Jolly Jones Club meeting with Mrs. John Simpson. Raymond Smith traveled from Chillicothe to Shelby Monday despite high water. Fritz Edens at Kirksville Hospital is slowly improving. Nora Briggs is home from overseas with discharge. Elva Monroe spent the weekend at home. 1945 ends. 1946 may bring less sorrow. Dr. Cable attended Mr. Jaynes who had the flu. Mrs. Lawrence Bailey has been in bed with flu.
Johnson district families report gatherings over the holidays. Carol, a Navy nurse in Washington, could not attend. Betty of Kansas City, Janice of Chicago, and Waverly visited with parents. Harold Pipes began studies at Kirksville College after vacation. Mrs Carrie Morris and Arthur visited relatives near Atlanta. Mrs H L Knight returned home after hospitalization. Mrs Hubert Morris is improving. The Ball family enjoys a new Frigidaire appliance.
A partial, garbled line suggests enjoyment of a forthcoming event in July or August. The sentence hints at a social or communal celebration without clear specifics or named participants.
Miss Fern Nickell spent a week with her parents in Linneus while visits continued among the Brantners Brittons and Lyles. Evelyn Brantner called on Sunday afternoon with Van Mairs. Everett Riley Neva Straley and others visited John Tucker and family. Browning Purdin visitors included B O Brantner Wesley and John Tucker. Nova Straley received a long distance call from her husband Nova Straley who had been in the SWPA and arrived in California. Norris Knifong also called on Mr.
Mrs. B. O. Brantner receives help from Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Brantner and friends including John Tucker Allen Lyle Britton Spencer Lynn Robert Lynn Nora Straley and Everett Riley after a Monday butcher halt caused by bad weather and high water. Arlo Fanning visits his mother Clara Fanning and Harvey after months overseas.
The Shelby school resumes after holiday vacation reporting better attendance though illness concerns linger. Ongoing bad weather and muddy roads affect travel as students and staff adapt to winter conditions.
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