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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1946
Page
8
Agricultural tips highlight sugar usage for canning fruit and peaches plus notes on swapping to lower sugar when berries ripen. A Linn County poultry meeting July 9 at Wilbur Houston’s farm near Marceline discusses quality egg production and low cost on-farm equipment.
Mr and Mrs Ben Law with child en Toured Sunday dinner hosts Mr and Mrs Louis Arnold and sons. Miss Lucille and Buddy Stults returned to Kansas City Friday after visiting their mother Mrs Hattie Stults. Pvt Donald Haley from an Army camp in Illinois came home briefly.
Grantsville items include visits by Mr and Mrs Ross Monteomery in Kansas City and Mrs Violet Paten with a son visiting Mrs Perry Skinner. Pvt Beryl Barrows returned from Camp MacClellen to visit his parents. Betty Patterson to teach the winter term. The Grantsville Homemakers Club met June 26 with fourteen members and one visitor, planning a July Fourth gathering with ice cream and cake.
The piece praises July 4 as the nation’s birthday and urges citizens to buy U S Savings Bonds and hold them to maturity to secure a future for families and the country. It underscores wisdom of leaders and the value of liberty.
The Veterans Administration urges veterans to time conversions from National Service Life Insurance term to permanent plans carefully. If issued before 1946, eight years to convert. on or after, five years. Three permanent options include 20 payment life, 30 payment life, and ordinary life with varying premiums. Enlistment details for Navy recruitment also noted.
Chief D. B. McConnell Navy recruiter from St. Joseph Missouri will be in Brookfield at the Post Office Building Saturday July 13 1946 from 8 30 A M to 12 00 M seeking enlistments in the United States Navy.
Food shortages have reduced the frequency of community church suppers in several areas. Volunteers report fewer meals served as scarcity affects donations and local funding, altering traditional gatherings and fund raising efforts.
Last weekend brought 2.71 inches of rain in less than 48 hours near Browning with 1.81 inches in 24 hours. Rain was unevenly distributed, with heavier totals west of town and no rain at Kirksville on Friday. June total reached 4.12 inches, cooler early month with a late month warm spell and windy days.
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