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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1950
Page
4
Publication note from Browning Missouri dated Thursday July 6 1950 records subscription price at two dollars per year and post office second class matter status for the paper.
North Central Missouri Electric Coop investigates a Missouri hearing set for July 15 1950 at 10 00 A M in Jefferson City to consider permission to erect and maintain a power line along State Highway No 5 in Linn County near Browning with objections or suggestions due by that date.
Mrs Marjorie Wood and daughter Carol Lee visited the Lee Wood home last week. Little Pattie Richardson stayed with E J Palmer. C M Goins and Ruth Goins traveled to Browning on business. Loren Owens and children stayed with Joe Moore. Sunday callers included Lewis Wood Carol Lee Rolan Gooch and Don Wood. Bob Sehreiner Ross Bagley and family were guests at Glenn Cooper. C M Goines and Sam Sprague shopped in Brookfield Friday.
Mr and Mrs Wendell Smith visiting his mother Mrs Alta Smith left for South Bend Indiana. Miss Phyllis Bardon and Robert Stocks wed Friday and left for a California trip. Ted Petrie and children of Laredo spent Sunday with Mrs Bessie Reeder. Truman Shepherd and family visited Chillicothe. Jack Ramson of Milan called on Mrs Zilda McClaren. Elza Jacobs and Sandra Kay attended a Perry Jacobs birthday dinner. John Smith and sons Wendell and David left for St Louis Missouri. Mrs John Fierke of Hannibal visited her parents. Mrs Bruce Collins and Gayla Jo left for California to join Bruce. Sunday visitors at Alta Smith home were Mrs Kate.
Announcement states John W. Milhoan as a Democratic candidate for State Representative from Sullivan County Missouri, subject to primary voters on Tuesday August 1 1950.
Clerk of County Court Glenn Freeland runs in the Sullivan County Missouri Democratic primary for the Clerk of the County Court post. The election is set for Tuesday August 1 1950.
The Circuit Clerk and Ex-officio Recorder of Deeds announces Ralph Reinhard as Clerk of the Circuit Court and Ex-officio Recorder of Deeds. Election date is Tuesday August 1 1950.
Shepherd and two granddaughters from Chillicothe named Ethel and Nellie Stephenson along with Stella Hollenbeck are identified in a brief readable note.
Mrs Leona Dill and children and Mrs Ruth Wages of Kansas City spent last week with her parents Mr and Mrs Willie Watson and Uncle G George Tay Dill came up Saturday and they returned home with him Sunday Mrs Imogene Smith and friend of Kansas City were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs Roscoe Powell Mrs Wilma Dowdy Mrs Nellie Tharp and children were Saturday night and Sunday guests Mr and Mrs Nelson Britton were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Junior Hollon Mr and Mrs Lee Kim rough and Roy Powell of SD and Mrs Nell Gooch of Linneus were afternoon callers of Mr and Mrs Roscoe Powell Monday Mr and Mrs Ray Johnson went Sunday with her sister Mrs Floy Turner at Linneus The occasion being Mrs Turners birthday Mrs Turner is leaving Thursday for California to spend several weeks with her children Miss Ruth Turner and Mr and Mrs Jess Turner and family Little Patty Hollow is spending this week with her grandparents Mr and Mrs Jess Woodside.
Brough spent the day Thursday with her sister, Mrs. Bernice Riley, near New Boston.
Local notes report Marilyn Shiflett visiting in Liberty Missouri with her parents Floyd and Florence Shiflett. Visting relatives include James Morris and family in Chillicothe. Several families, including the Phillips and Gooch households, share weekend guests and social outings across Chillicothe Brookfield Kirksville Milan and Brookfield.
Mrs Verne Turner and Bob of Linnells. Donald Turner returned home after a week with his sister and family. Jennie Sue Morris spent the latter part of the week with her aunt Mrs Julius Wood and Mr Wood. Mr and Mrs Leon Riddle and family and Mr and Mrs Rayburn Hicks and daughter were in Brookfield Saturday evening.
Mrs J D Seaman and Mrs Will Kenley attended Mr Walkers funeral in Browning Saturday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Wayne Foster are the parents of a baby girl born Friday morning. Lyle McClaren and Keith and Willis Smith attended the ball game at Galt Sunday. Robert Fields remodeling their home. Mrs Imogene Artz and Mrs Jessie Oliver Browning visitors Saturday evening. Mr and Mrs Lester Fields Mr and Mrs Harold Murphy and Mrs Cora Morgan went to Kirksville Sunday met Mr and Mrs Harley Fields and enjoyed a picnic.
Vic Coffman of near Brookfield visited his cousin Mrs Van Mairs and dined with his aunt Mrs Minnie Coffman on Sunday. Funeral services for Mr Tine Walker were held at Wade Funeral Home in Browning last Saturday. Marva Kay and Carol Guinn of Rutledge visited their grandparents Mr and Mrs Bill DeVore. The DeVores hosted callers on Saturday afternoon. Rose Ford spent Friday night with Glenda Brantner and attended the 4 H meeting.
Two granddaughters and Mr. and Mrs. Ben Brantner were visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Van Mairs, Sunday night. Mr. and Mrs. Art Ford and Virginia were callers of Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Brantner and daughters, Sunday night.
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