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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1952
Page
2
Announcement declares John W. Milhoan as Democratic candidate for State Representative from Sullivan County subject to the August 5 1952 primary voters decision.
Mrs. Etta Cady stays ill with Pauline Hooker of Browning visiting. Daisy Pulliam entered Laughin Hospital in Kirksville. Jess Pulliam visited Kirksville with Mrs. Pulliam. Wallace Pulliam and Arizona guests joined Susie Pulliam for a family dinner honoring George Pulliam family visitors from Los Angeles and many local relatives attended. Funeral services for Roy Hale held in Unionville. Robert Greer dies at daughter’s home. Betty and Sue Haley visit from Kansas City. Travis Smith and Harrison Blackburn travel for business and family visits.
Letters of Administration granted by Lim County Missouri Probate Court on June 18 1952 to H G Johnson as administrator Walter C Hotaling Seath Judge of Probate. Claimants must file within six months or be barred within one year from grant. also local social notices of visits and church attendance list a series of names and gatherings in multiple households.
The Bailey carpenter gang traveled to Purdin for carpentry work. The neighborhood faced heavy rains with severe lightning and strong winds late last week. Mrs Joon Longwell and
Notice announces planned final settlements for estates of Curtis A Gwich Jonathan No Carter Eva Williams Lyden Elliott and related estates. Administrators and executors seek court approval at Linn County Probate Court Linn Nees Linns on August 1 1952 August 9 1952 or August 11 1952 with dates for each estate and notices to creditors and interested parties.
The tent meeting south of Garner closed Sunday night June 29 with 21 additions to the church. Attendance each night was large. Byron Deskins visited his mother Mrs. Mary Deskins earlier in the week. Janice Smith spent Thursday with Robert Boyles.
Mr and Mrs Orville Finney and son of Rockford returned home after a ten day visit with Leland Lambert’s family and friends. Ronald Bowyer of Chillicothe and Fay Bowyer of Meadville joined Fourth of July guests at John Longwell’s, Lydge Wyatt. Wyatt, visiting at Wayne Abbott’s, left for a veterans hospital in Wadsworth Kansas in poor health. Alva Deskins and Charles Stewart with Carolyn were in town Friday.
Social notes record visits among families near Linneus and Brookfield. Miss Flossie Wyatt stayed with the McCollums near Brookfield while Miss Jean Guyer from Shelby visited the West grandparents. The Pinskel and Head families spent the holidays in Rockford with Roger Head and his sisters John Longwell and Helen Ann West hosted guests, and extensive visits occurred among the Lamberts, Scotts, and McKenzies with their relatives.
A simple scene describes an evening spent shooting fireworks and eating watermelon. No individuals or organizations are named, and no locations or dates are provided.
Mr and Mrs Ben Creason were at the Lee Wood home one night last week. Mr and Mrs Leonard Richardson spent the weekend at the E J Palmer home. Pattie returned home after a two week vacation at the Palmers. Florence Ludwig has visited her parents the past two weeks. Betty Adams and son Ruth Wood shopped in Browning one evening last week. Mr and Mrs George Crooks and children from Kansas City stayed at the Roland Gooch home. Mr and Mrs Lee Wood and others were guests at the Lewis Wood home in Pur din the night of the fourth.
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