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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1946
Page
2
Dickson area residents and visitors are listed with Monday to Sunday activities. Names include Longwells Lambert Belzer Hate Dickinson Tompkins Woodside and McKenzie among others attending visits dinners leaves and a minor operation. Several trips to Kirksville Walcott and Browning are noted along with school party honors for teacher Mrs Marjory Tompkins.
Mr and Mrs Jesse Bruce spent Sunday at the home of Mrs Floy Morris. Mrs Bruce and Mrs Morris father Dudley Phillips is real poor. Mr and Mrs Willie Burtch and Tommy were in Shafter one evening last week. Stewart Merrick has received his discharge and is at home with his parents. Elburn and Rayburn Hicks were Wednesday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Russell Benskin. Nolan Bruce spent part of the week with his parents. Mr and Mrs Russell Benskin and children and Miss Rayma Hicks of Meadville were Sunday afternoon guests of Mrs Lelia Hicks. Mrs Beverly Sayers and Sharon Christine are guests of Mr and Mrs W E Sayers Sr.
Real cold weather persisted for several days. Ed McNealy moved to the Jim Pipes farm. Junior Bucklew from Newton delivered corn to G. M. Spencer in Corn. Guy Ford and Mevin Stephen visited Harry McCaughey. Priest Jewell hauled freight for Duff Jennings. Mrs Duff Jennings and Jackie visited Mrs Dodson. Rex Trumbo and wife are visiting. Earl McLaren passed away. family expresses sympathy. A person at Ospita in Milan is improving and came home last week.
The column lists many local movements including Nile and Veraln Clark and Mrs Helen Lawson visiting Kirksville on Saturday, Bailey and Bauer helping Aletha Nelson with butchering, Everett and Edd Lamberts in North Salem, Forrest Thomas in Kirksville, Byron Deskins and Joan Kay visiting Cordrays to see Norvell back from overseas, Oren Head visiting North Salem. A Community Club meeting is announced for Friday January 25 with pie, sandwiches and games. Also notes Mrs Kaschmeider caring for the Kaschmeider children and a final settlement notice for Alice Bundies estate by administratrix Cora M Haley at Linneus on February 11 1946.
Let ters of administration upon the estate of Lot C Lantz deceased have been granted by the Linn County Missouri Probate Court hearing on January 21 1946. All persons with claims must exhibit them within six months for allowance or be barred after one year from granting. Attest Simond C Lantz Administrator Arthur L Pratt Judge of Probate Court. First insertion January 24 1946.
James F. Bolling as executor announces intent to make a final settlement of the estate of James B. Fleming at the next term of the probate court.
I M R Street administrator of the estate of Joseph A Street deceased announces intent to hold court in Linn County Missouri at Linneus on the 11th. The administrator seeks court action regarding estate matters and invites all creditors and interested parties to appear.
McCaugheys were callers at the Vincent Glidewell home. Mrs Ellis Shepherd, who is very ill, is slowly improving. Kay Stufflebean and wife of east of Milan were Sunday guests of her parents Mr and Mrs Guy Brookshier.
Mrs May Smith and son Arlo visited Milan for dental work. Mrs Arlo Smith visited her mother in Green City and stayed several days. Mr and Mrs Arlo Smith and he spent Friday in Brookfield. R lleresidents shopped in Brookfield. Various visits include Mrs Stella Baker Mrs Helen Lawson and Rhett visiting Mrs Bertha Lambert and her mother Thursday. Floyd Swisegood and Frank Belzer traveled to Kirksville Wednesday. Mrs Alfred Spray returned home after visiting with her daughter Mrs Ruby Smith and Mr Smith. Floyd Swisegood traveled to Brookfield Friday after groceries. Mrs Betty Head clerked in the
The report notes a winter teaching trip with a family gathering in Kirksville on Monday. Mrs Leeper had dental work done and several relatives visited Mrs Betty Head and her mother. The group stayed overnight with Carl Peavler before returning to Brookfield Monday morning.
Mrs Ollie Johnson and son Glenn traveled to Brainard Minnesota Friday to visit Mr and Mrs Leonard Lundberg and family. Mr and Mrs Joe Moore and grandson were Sunday dinner guests of Mrs Wm Horton in Linneus. Mr and Mrs Arthur Griffeth spent Sunday in Linneus. Sunday dinner guests at the Lee Wood home were Mr and Mrs CM Goins and sons Urb Johnson and Bob Wood.
Cpl Theodore Palmer visits his parents Mr and Mrs Emmett Palmer at Fort Meade Maryland along with relatives and friends. Barbara Maye Kimbrough is ill with chicken pox. Babe Kimbrough and Bobbie Wood were in Browning on business Sunday.
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