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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1950
Page
4
The issue notes G. T. Woodward Fern N. Woodward as owners and publishers since 1884 with a yearly subscription price of $2.00. A New Year resolution at a home urges monthly classic reading, placing twelve books on a shelf for family access amid radio and television distractions.
University of Missouri soils specialist O. T. Coleman warns against applying lime without a soil test. Overliming can upset nutrient balance and reduce availability of other plant foods. If liming is needed, spread after a soil test confirms it.
Local residents share weekend visits across families in Purdin and Browning. Several households hosted relatives including the Cordrays Abbott and Cassity kin. Flu and chicken pox illnesses appear in multiple families in the neighborhood.
Mr and Mrs Babe Kim brough visited Kirksville on business last week. Mr and Mrs Lee Wood shopped in Brookfield Friday. Mr and Mrs Al Adams were seen together during the week. Sunday dinner at the Rolla Gooch home included Mr and Mrs George Crooks and children and Miss Eva Doris Carter of Browning. Little Eddie Gooch was absent from school last week due to illness. Mr and Mrs Joe Moore were also mentioned in the Morris Chapel items.
Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Goins and Mrs. Emma Goins attended a funeral in Kansas City for their uncle Ted Goins. The Palmers visited Milan on Monday for dental work and the Palmeys were at the E. J. Palme y home Sunday evening.
Local families in Shafter and nearby towns hosted relatives and friends over the weekend. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Russell Ben, Mr. and Mrs. Julius Wood, and extended visits from Billie Joe Turner of Roswell, New Mexico. Edmundson of the U.S. Army is home for a few weeks with his parents.
John Bardon died suddenly on Friday night. Funeral held Sunday at 2 pm at the Methodist Church in Reger with burial at Schrock cemetery. Condolences to the family as they endure this sorrow. Several locals visited Charley McClaren’s near Reyer. water was hauled to wells last week. The G. P Club met with Mrs. R. A. Thurlo and Eugene Thurlo reports his new house near completion. Richard Garrett stayed at Allen McClaren’s Saturday night. Earl Lumsden and daughters spent Sunday with the Lumsdens.
Hale Hicks and baby visit from Kansas City. Morris Crook shanks and Arden Heaton with families visit. Nichols and Havens families host, with hospitalities and Sunday school attendance. New baby boy born to Donald Ingram family. various relatives visit, some illness improves. Bob Jones takes employment in Kansas City. several gatherings at Hollon home.
Mr and Mrs W B Havens and Mrs O M Elliott were noted in Smith items with no further details available from the fragment.
Letters of Administration granted to Orvar Brown by Linn County Missouri Probate Court dated December 1 1950. All claims must be filed within six months of granting or be barred. C A Johnson Stealy Bridge of Probate notes. First insertion December 28 1959.
Notice is given that letters of administration upon the estate of Alfred Brown, deceased, were granted by the Court of Linn County Missouri on January 1 1951. All persons having claims must exhibit within six months for allowance. if not, they may be precluded from benefit. Claims not exhibited within one year are barred. H. G. Johnson, Attest Walter C. Hotality, Judge of Probate. First insertion January 11, 1951.
The court grants letters of administration for Ora A. Bennett deceased in Linn County Missouri on January 2. Claims against the estate must be filed within six months of the grant or risks forfeiture. notices to be exhibited within one year. First insertion January 1 1951.
Mr and Mrs Lee Kim shopped in Brookfield last Friday. Paul Warren harvests corn on his farm near Schrock Church using a corn picker. Mrs Huldah Phipps of Milan moved Monday to her daughter Mrs J D Seaman’s home after a hip fracture and is progressing as expected. Mr and Mrs Harold Murphy visit her parents Mr and Mrs Lester Fields.
Mrs Lucy Braswell of Route 2 Stone Mountain Ga credits HADACOL with improving her stomach disturbances and overall strength after six weeks of use She says she feels much better plans to continue taking HADACOL and recommends it to friends This testimonial is from 1950 The LeBlanc Corporation
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