Browning Pickup Notes Local Socials and Ads
Local gossip lists visitors from Purdin and Brookfield, neighbors and relatives at Sunday dinners and hospital updates. Harvey's Store promotes pipes and cigarette accessories with new cases and lighting gear, while many residents travel to Kirksville and Excelsior Springs for medical care and shopping.
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Harvey's
Joe Edens
Near
Purdin
Weekly Weather Review
The past week was cloudy and mild with fog and mud except Saturday. Total precipitation 0.54 inch, above normal, including 0.43 inch Tuesday night and 0.10 inch Friday. Snow on Friday measured 1.44 inch, much melted on fall. December 1945 was unusually wet with 2.29 inches, including 2.2 inches of snow on the 12th and 9.0 inches on the 17th and 18th. Temperatures ranged from 9 to 55 degrees. City rainfall totals listed for Milan and nearby towns.
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Milan
Kirksville
Linneus
Brookfield
Trenton
Chillcothe
Unionville
Macon
Moberly
Herman F. Kille
Browning Methodist Church Announces Temperance Drama Event
Browning Methodist Church invites attendance for the Temperance Drama Death Takes the Wheel on Monday evening January 21 at 7 30. Pastor L P Mohr and Reger lead Sunday School at 10 a m with Ada Smith as superintendent. preaching at 11 a m and 7 p m.
Young Adult Class Organized At Methodist Church
The Young Adult class met at the Blaine White home on January 10 to organize under new teacher Genevieve Prather. Officers elected include President Betty Kite Vice-President Elizabeth Elsberry and Secretary Treasurer Kathleen Quigley. The next meeting is February 14 at the Haleberry home with a buffet supper.
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The
Methodist Church
Blaine White
Genevieve Prather
Carr
Betty Kite
Elizabeth Elsberry
Kethleen Quigley
Paul Bhleberry
Dickinson Items Highlight Local Social Gatherings
Mr and Mrs Harry Lambert spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Simpson Cordray near North Salem. Frank Belzer of Wapello Iowa. Mr and Mrs John Longwell and son Jesse Daniel Gray and Herbert Longwell were Sunday din-
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Earl Maggart
North Salem
Mrs
Harry Lambert
Mrs. Simpson Cordray
Frank Belzer
Wapelio
Towa
John Longwell
Jesse
Daniel Gray
Herbert Longwell
Rookie's Wall Paper Venture Sparks Local Store Card
The writer describes failing to secure a bond leading to a Kansas City trip to buy wallpaper and lumber on credit for a paper rack. They promise a future store visit to showcase a rookie’s blunders in wallpaper selection and recount an incident where a customer asked for an empty box and Sterling took the cash drawer.
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Kansas City
Sterling
Local Families Share Weekend Activities in Browning Area
Mr and Mrs Allen Belzer and children hosted guests while Mr and Mrs Marvin Lambert of Purdin visited relatives. Archie Dickinson shopped in Browning Saturday afternoon. Helen Ann West visited Lucille and Leoma Lambert Sunday. Ava Deskins returned to Brookfield after visiting her daughter. Junior Holen plans a farm move east of Keger. John Longwell Allen Belzer and Eugene West were in Browning on Saturday afternoon. Sunday evening gatherings followed at the Robert Lambert home.
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Bernie Carr
Purdin
Browning
Dela L. Powell
Ada
Pauline Hooker
Otto Johnson
Harvey's
W. C. McIntyre
H. H. Brown
Purdo N
Eva Kenley
Laverne Hale
Brookfield
Harvey’s
Lucille Norvel
Dowell Creason
John Browning
Peggy
Herbert Hamiton
Ellis Cordray
Kansas City
Dean Knight
Gaughter
Artie Cotter
John Quigley
Linneus
Carolyn W. Bagley
New Boston
Grover Murrell
West of Town
Murrell
B. J. Harvey
Excelsor Springs
Harvey
Orbra Knifone
John Jones
John Fields
Marie
Milan
E. T. Hodges
Linneus Bulletin
Hart Nickell
Edna ‘Nickell
Raymond
Alspach
Raymond, Jr
Albert Seaman
L. T. Propson
Rocklin
Oda Spencer
Laclede
J. T. Hooker
Herald
Nolan Lambert
Leonard Shatto
Elbea Turner
Shatto
A. M. Tully
Edgar Tully
Excelsior Springs
McCleary Hospital
Rex Turner
Jas. A. Lay
Lay
May Alexander
Kirksville
Whipper
Salty O’rourke
R. I.fujler
Lehmen
J. E. Baldwin
Wallie
Baldwin
Neva Grice
John. D
Ray Nickell
A. M. Baker
Buster Rinehart
Luther DeVore
Marlin Woodside
Clayton Harris
Herbert Sayre
Orbra Knifong
Rosaine and
Stillman
D. L. Cady
Purdin 35
Minnie Bivens
Denver
Colorado
C. B. Fleming
Emma Brassfield
Chilicothe
Matda Haley
Louie
John Oliver
Fred Lumsden
Wade Ambulance Service
Chillicothe
Robison
Ner
Allen Belzer
Marvin Lambert
Robert Lambert
Archie Dickinson
Helen Ann West
Lucille
Leoma Lambert
North Salem
Ava Deskins
Jesse Longwell
Junior Holen
Keger
John Longwell
Eugene West
Weather and community notes from Clem Spring area
Rainy weather and creek flooding are reported amid a row of local visits and small happenings. Residents Hattie Jennings Duff and Lyle Spray visit Ed Almond. Mrs. Harry Caughley and family visit relatives Roger Carter. Duff Jennings Kay Stufflebean help Guy Brookshier with butchering. Ed Almond returns from Milan hospital and Rex Almond buys a 600 pound hog.
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Ed Almond
Hattie Jennings
Duff
Lyle Spray
Harry Caughley
Francis
Donald
Paul Dean
Roger
George Carter
Keith Pipes
Duff Jennings
Kay Stufflebe
Farms for Sale Near Browning Missouri
An advertisement lists several farms for sale priced from 4 500 to 15 600 dollars. Properties include 320 acres 357 acres 204 acres and 160 acres with varying improvements. Located 4 to 6 miles southeast or east of Browning. Contact L L Ingraham Browning Mo for details.
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Browning
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