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Browning Leader Record

Location

Browning, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jan 24, 1946

Page

4

American Legion Auxiliary outlines new year program

Frances Grice outlines next year’s plans for the American Legion Auxiliary with chairmen assigned to various community programs including the Pappy program art sponsorship and poppy sales. She emphasizes recruitment, comradeship, and moral uplift through entertainment and Americanism, inviting all eligible women to participate.

Webster Pearle Thurlo May McCormick Goldie Abbott Allce Ware Mable Harvey Marea Keithley Legion and Auxiliary Aeroes Auxiliary Frances Grice American Legion Auxiliary

Woman and child die in Laredo farm house fire explosion

Mrs. Claude Kelsall 24 and her 10 month old daughter Mary Ellen died after a wood stove explosion and blaze that destroyed their six room farm home south of Laredo last Wednesday. The couple's other daughter 2 was saved by her father. Firefighters and neighbors describe a rapid holocaust and loss of nearly all traces of the baby.

Trenton Claude Kelsall Mary Ellen Laredo Kelsall Wright Hospital Barbara Louise Ernest Swanks Swank Kelsal W. H May Ball Coffman Laredo High School Frank (Brooks) Murphy

Weekly Weather Review Reflects Mild Temps and Sparse Snow

The past week was mostly clear and dry except Saturday when clouds brought light rain and sleet. Extreme midwest snowfall contrasted with our region, while temperatures stayed mild with notable daily swings. 1945 precipitation total reached 37.29 inches, with June as wettest month and February as driest. Herman F. Kille.

Middlewest Iowa Herman F. Kille

Happy Workers Club Meeting at Mrs Helen Shaw

Seventeen members and guests met at Mrs Helen Shaws home on a pleasant January 16. Dinners, program notes, and a roll call on wash day were shared along with poems reviews and a quick movie recap. The club voted a dime per member to the March of Dimes and planned the January 30 meeting with Work Quitting on the agenda.

Helen Shaw Happy Workers Club Audry Swearengen Helyn Spencer Ruth Pipes Loraine Shaw Doris Robinson Mary Bail Grace Pipes Lela Badger Bernice Margaret Nellie Faye and Grace Jesus Helen Myrtle Opel Doris Brantner Ber all _ Age faveliy Faye Wingaret Ince

Mrs Comora Spencer Hosts Stitch And Chatter Cub Meeting

Mrs Comora Spencer hosted The Stitch And Chatter Cub on January 17 with fourteen members and one visitor. The group voted to donate to the March of Dimes, completed embroidery, and awarded prizes to Bessie Steele and Mildred. The next meeting is January 31 with Mildred.

Comora Spencer Roll Colt Bessie Steele Mildred Bessie Doris Hailie Effie Lydia Blanche H Irene Blanche B Florence Goldie Hallie Edith Orpha Camora Glen Westfall Bill Walter Bernie Ray Ted Everett Archie Fessie Jim Ellis Ebb

General Purpose Club Meets with Mrs Jessie Oliver

Mrs Jessie Oliver hosted an all day January 17 meeting with six members and one visitor Helen Oliver. Members Frances Cathryne Genevieve Alpha Alma and Jessie discussed a club fund donation to the March of Dimes, proposed clothing drives, contests, and a fire safety discussion. Jesse won the contest. Next gathering set with Edgar Hoselton on January 24.

Jessie Oliver Helen Oliver Frances Cathryne Genevieve Alpha Alma Jessie March of Dimes Harold, Rinehart R. A. Thur“o Roscoe Powell Obeiex General Hospital Peete

Locust Valley Social Notes Highlight Local Visits

Mrs Gertie Crooks helped with cooking for wood saw ers Monday. Eldon Nickell, U S Navy, son of Mr and Mrs Harry Nickell, returned home last Wednesday. Numerous visits and errands follow among families in Milan Linneus Brookfield Trenton and Pur din including the Schrocks Quigleys Jennings and Brittons with meals and farm chores noted.

Gertie Crooks Shelba Crooks Maggie Creason Lelia Hedges Eldon Nickell U.S. Navy Harry Nickell Southwest Pacific Everett Keithley Milan Francis Schrock Linneus Brookfield Kenneth Kennings L. E. Bowyer Trenton Blaine Nickell L. E. Hedges Kenneth Jerry Jennings Purdin Roy Bunches Preg Son Glen Noble Crooks Jewell Ellis Clawson Rose Hill Opal Marie Browning Aletha Lou J. D. Quigley Kathleen Quigley John Quigiey Kenneth Jennings Emerson Cattey A. B. Cattey Nelson California James Herbert George Crooks Rolla Gooch Walter Crooks Noble Homer Creason Dan Bundies Ear. Chapman

Purdin Folks Return and Visit Over Weekend

Local residents including Mr. and Mrs. Iven Hedges and Orvin Tattershall spent the weekend in Purdin and vicinity. Veterans Jack Kollasch and Lawrence Cassity arrived home from service in Germany and other locales to visit relatives. A social list notes Kate Armstrong, Sadie Payne, Effie Pulliam, and a long-distance call from Quinton Carr homecoming, with several local families sharing visits and meals.

Iven Hedges Orvin Tattershall Purdin Orvin Uncle Sam Jack Kollesch Ed Kollasch Jack Lawrence Cassity Germany Kate Armstrong Sadie Payne Effie Pulliam Bernie Carr Quinton USA

Smith Items: Mundell Hurt in Car Accident Near San Jos

R. C. Mundell of San Jos New Mexico suffered a severe accident when his car overturned an embankment breaking his left shoulder back and ankle. He is improving and friends hope he will soon leave the hospital and return home.

R. C. Mundell San Jos New Mexico Hinda Johnson Alpha l Powell Roscoe Powell

Fairview District Social Guests Report Week End

Mr and Mrs Raymond Phillips and family visited Sunday with Mrs Everett Riley and others. Howel of Kansas City stayed with his grandfather C L Britton. Spencer Britton visited his parents Lyle Britton and Robert L. Sunday dinner with John Tucker family. Additional neighbors and relatives listed in casual weekend gatherings.

B. O. Brantner Wesley Brantrer Lyle Robert L. Britton Ethella Newton John Tucke Everett Riley Nova Straley Butcher Momay Raymond Phillips Nora Straley Wm. Riley Charley Martin Ellen Howel Kansas City C. L. Britton Nelson Britton Spencer Britton Lyle Britton Robert L Junior Mattinly Robbie Pearler

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Weekly Weather Review Edgar Hoselton Wesley Brantner Tucker E. W. Riley Fern Nickell Ellen Howell Mrs. Lyle Britton Lawrence Elliott Charley McNally Detroit Lon McNally Ray McNally Wl Street Claude Street Will Pulliam J. E. Spencer Plis Abbott Fairview I. E. Hook Frances Dell Pillsbury Boone and Columbia Per. Bushel
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