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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1952
Page
2
A Sullivan County Democrat announces John W. Milhoan as a candidate for State Representative, subject to the Democratic primary on August 5 1952. Woodward publishers note subscription details and publication date July 3 1952.
Mr and Mrs Archie Dickinson visited in Brookfield Saturday. Charley Smith and North Salem guests of Wayne and John Abbott. Earl Steen Longwell and families traveled to Chillicothe Monday. Raymond Bowyer stayed with grandparents Mr and Mrs Tonn Longwell. Ellen Floyd and Tom Lacet in New Cambria. Lee Lambert visited with Johnny Longwell. Shirley Guyver, employed in Ottumwa, weekend with Kenneth and Mrs Guyer. Ray Rauer Nile Rauer and Jimmie visited Ray Jennings in Shelby. Jesse Longwell and Johnny with Alva Deskins and Woodrow Deskins families Sunday.
A Sunday note reports a light rain Monday and a string of social visits. Norris and Richard Mundell of Moline spent the weekend with their parents, while Susie Watson helped clean a house Thursday and Friday. Dowdy and Debby with Mr and Mrs Delorum Taarp were weekend guests of Roscoe Powell and George Lanc ing of Chicano visited sisters Byrd Dowdy and Austin Watson. Thurlo hosted a Tuesday dinner for relatives from Arizona and Nealie Bundridge. Alice Duckworth visited her brother and wife Ross Burk on Sunday.
Letters of Administration granted by the Probate Court of Lirin County Missouri dated June 18 1952. Creditors must present claims within six months of grant or be barred. no claims after one year. Administrator H G Johnson with probate seal and notices dated June 26 July 3 10 17 1952. Brookfield and Medina visits noted.
Pvt Lyle McClaren is spending a 15 day furlough with his parents Mr. and Mrs Allen in Scottsville.
McClaren and Anita Faye face furlough then a move to Ft. Lawton Washington. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Pratt visited home folks Saturday and Sunday. Mrs. Susie Beck stays several weeks with son George Beck and wife in Columbia Missouri. Walter Gray of Oskaloosa Iowa spent time with sister Mrs. Allen McClaren. Funeral of Aunt Molly Breeding in Roger on Wednesday. Ray Hoselton stayed with parents J. T. Hoselton and will join a camp in Indiana. Harold Murph of Topeka Kansas visited Fields family last week.
Mr Billy Morrison of the U S Air Force visited his grandparents Mr and Mrs Bill Cassity. Donald Dean Buswell of St Louis vacationed with his grandparents Mr and Mrs Ervin Barrows and family. Mr and Mrs Melvyn Lewis of Brookfield were guests of Mr and Mrs Grafton King. Robert Abell and Clifton Chambers attended a bridge tournament in Chillicothe. The 4 H Clubs held a Pershing Park picnic and Roy Hale a Unionville druggist died at home Wednesday morning. he was brother to Mrs George Jenkins of Purdin and Rex Hale of Denver.
Funeral services were conducted in Unionville on Friday at 2:00 pm for Cole. Relatives from Kansas City returned Monday after a two week vacation in Howard South Dakota. Etta Ball of Brookfield visited her parents Bill Cassity on Thursday. Rex Hale and wife of Denver arrived Thursday night by air and train for the death of his brother. they left Saturday. Jess Pulliam hosted a Thursday card party with many guests. Amnella Murrain visited Zelda Yagle Monday and Tuesday. Henry Hale and J S Purdin guests with Jess Hale in Linneus on Sunday. Jim Chambers Robert Abell Mae Molloy and John Hedges drove to Glasgow Thursday to play in a Cro-
A brief reflection on why merchants advertise in the paper and how their goods are kept up to date. The piece defends advertising as a sign of confidence in current stock and fair dealing.
Mrs Bernie Carr welcomed her mother and young niece during a visit this past week.
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