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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1941
Page
4
Local notes detail visits and travel among Browning families. Mentions include Roger wiring homes of neighbors, Jay Shaw moving to Chicago for work, and many Sunday and weekend gatherings at the Lambert and Taylor homes. Several relatives travel to Kirksville and Brookfield for hospital, shopping, or family events, with ongoing illness updates and social calls noted.
Pleasant Hill items recount local weather and community visits with families like Knifongs and Brantners at Browning events. Mentions of illnesses Billy Newton measles and improving condition of Wesley Brantner. a mix of social calls, church and basket dinners, and a note on Noah Head’s visit from Los Angeles. Purdin items report rain, social visits to Browning and Grove Hill Baptist Church board meeting, plus updates on Mrs. Henry Fuller and Kenneth Arnold Fishback earning a law degree and starting a Liberty office.
Chas. Loyd and Ethella Newton were afternoon visitors. Mr. and Mrs. Van Mairs were trading in Milan last Monday. Mrs. Lis Webb will come home from the hospital tomorrow.
Miss Beverly Stevenson spent the week with Marcelle. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Crooks visited relatives. Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Morris Crookshanks included Mr. and Mrs. Everett Crookshanks, Mr. and Mrs. Vane Kingsolver and their children.
North East Linn and North Salem items detail visits and family gatherings. Noah Head of California returns for a funeral in North Salem, with a large family dinner afterward. Attendees include Perry Christian Maggie Brewer Rob ert Cattey Otis McCollum and many relatives.
Mr and Mrs Price Gilmer attended the Schrock and Knifong reunion in Browning Sunday. Mr and Mrs Jerry Jennings and daughters spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs James Morris. Several attended the Children's Day program at Morris Chapel Sunday night. Mr and Mrs Glenn Morris visited with Mr and Mrs Ray Molly Sunday.
Mr and Mrs Leonard Finney Nile Lambert and Hubert Walters spent several days this week at the Roy Mosley home working on oats. Mrs James Cokerham and daughter traveled to Linneus to see a doctor Monday evening.
Mrs. Edgar Morris and Mrs. Lilburn Gilmer attended events in Brookfield while the True Blue Club hosted an ice cream supper. Miss LaVern Simpson and Mr. Junior Phillips wed Sunday. their families hail from near Shelby and near Purdin.
Mr. and Mrs Ray Jones and others visited relatives near New Garden on Sunday. The Mosleys from Brookfield spent the weekend with their son Roy. Alvie Walters visited her father near St Catherine on Sunday afternoon. Jenkins and Burns families from Colorado arrived for a week long visit. Other locals, including Finney and Mosley families, were seen at various nearby towns and homes Saturday and Sunday.
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