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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1945
Page
3
Miss Ada Hooker remains on the sick list while Miss Sue Campbell of Chillico attends a basketball tournament visit. Area residents travel to St Joseph Meadeville and Galt for funerals and renew subscriptions. Local sales, boats training, and church and school events fill weekend schedules as families visit relatives and attend games.
L P Mohr pastor leads Sunday School at 10 am with L Schrock superintendent. Preaching at 11 am and 7 30 pm. Roger leads Sunday School at 10 am and Ada Smith is Elmwood Sunday School superintendent at 10 am. Truman Quigley also listed as superintendent. You are welcome to these services. Come worship with us.
Traffic accidents cause about one in six automobiles sent to the junk yard, authorities report. The statistic highlights dangers on the roads and the impact on vehicle disposal.
City receives complaints about trucks parked on Main Street. A city ordinance forbids the practice. Cooperation requested. By order of the board of aldermen.
Mr and Mrs Meredith Dixon welcomed a daughter at Grim Smith Hospital in Kirksville. The newborn weighed 7 pounds and was born on January 11.
In Lindsay on January 10 the True Blue Club met hosted by Mrs Donald Stone. Eleven members attended with Mrs Junior Phillips absent as president, and Mrs Willard Phillips presiding. Prizes were won by Mrs Lilburn Gilmer and Mrs Warren Gooch. visitors included Mrs Myrtle Stone and Mrs Billy Morris. Candy and apples were served.
Weather slows unloading as East coast shipments stall and market prices fall. Noel Lay reports on Orange County family visit, local packing house activity, and a harvest note listing twenty tons of Thompson seedless raisins and five thousand boxes of oranges from the grove.
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