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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1946
Page
4
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A compact aphorism reflecting Goethe that a day can hold a great deal if one chooses to fill it with effort and purpose. It frames time as a container whose value depends on intentional actions.
A large group gathered at White Oak Church north of Browning for the funeral of Ed Almond. Relatives from Keokuk Iowa LaPlata Browning Brookfield and El mew attended the service with Mrs Harry McCaughy and Mrs Lee Brinkley visiting Browning this week after the rites.
Rainfall continues with wetter ground. residents report travel safety to Washington State. Obituary notes Dr. Dryden’s death. Social visits include Cassitys, McNallys, Streets, and Fishwacks. Local folks travel, host, and dine at Brookfield and Purdin gatherings throughout the period.
Urb Johnson visited his ill mother in Oklahoma. Corning Iowa visitors the Sprague family called on the Goins. Army discharges arrive for Sonny Palmer and Lewis Wood from Marland camps. Local visits include Woolf to Bob Wood, Griffiths to Lee Wood, Frank Palmer at Emmett Palmer, Deertwig family at Red Gooch, Kimbrough family at Grover Garrett, Allsworth and Goins families with others in Purdin.
Mr and Mrs B O Brantner and Mrs Alta Bauswell visited the North Salem cemetery on Sunday afternoon. They also stopped by Mr and Mrs T M Smith. Wayne Britton with Elmo and Jessie called on Archie Dickinson. Edwin Tucker helped Nile Clark with hay, and Perry Bramhall with son Perry Dean visited Mr and Mrs Glen Westfall and Paul Mean.
Several Bear Branch 4-H members visited Pershing Park for an all day outing on June 26 with some attendees choosing breakfast. H N Jaynes and Dorin Cornwall traveled to Purdin on Thursday. The County Demonstration Agent assisted the group.
In the neighborhood residents are sewing and cleaning machines on June 27 while others cut outs and grain binders operate nearby. Nort Jaynes helped Nile Rauer stack hay on Wednesday and Dixie Smith assisted Shelby switch operator. Mrs. Dorothy Wison-Kelley is hospitalized in Brookfield with her mother visiting.
I A C Dickinson as administrator will make final settlement of Emma Dickinson estate at the Linn County Probate Court Linneus Missouri on August 12 1946. This notice is to all creditors and interested parties. First insertion July 4 1946.
I James R Williams Executor of the estate of Edward A Williams deceased intend to make final settlement at the next term of the Probate Court of Linn County Missouri to be held at Linneus on August 12 1946 James R Williams Executor
Mr. and Mrs. Orville Ogle welcome baby daughter Lanaie born June 28 at Brocknell. Mrs. Dora Cornwall accompanied Miss June Carroll to Carrolton on Monday.
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