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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1951
Page
4
The Browning Leader-Record Browning Missouri lists G T Woodward and Fern N Woodward as owners and publishers established 1884 with a subscription price of 2.00 per year. The issue is noted as second class matter at the Browning post office on Thursday July 12 1951.
A Field Representative from the Federal Social Security Office will visit the Brookfield Employment Office on Tuesday July 17 1951 at 9 a.m. to answer questions and assist with filing applications for federal Social Security payments. The new law increases payments credits for World War II service and raises earnings while receiving payments.
Mr and Mrs Hugh Fisen and relatives from Carrollton joined a cousinly picnic at Rocky Ford. Frank Barti mus visited Dale Fanning's home Sunday. Allen McClaren Anita Faye attended a Baptist Church social Tuesday night. Keith Smith purchased the Clevenger timber north of Scottsville.
Shelby residents shared Fourth of July festivities with fireworks display and gatherings. Local families including the Rauers, Pampers, Boyles, Longwell, Powell, Rulon, Boyles, Guyer, Monroe, and others visited relatives and shopped. Several students stayed in Kirksville for the holiday and music events were noted.
Mrs Robert Shouse has been seriously ill with heart attacks the past few days. She is some better at present. Her
Mrs. Herman Wood’s daughter from Trenton is visiting. Mrs. Emma Goins is ill in Independence with her daughter. Mrs. Robert Abell visited the Powells and Mrs. Scott Powell on the fourth. Joe Creason returned home Thursday and is improving slowly. Evangelist Vernie Gilbert preached at the Church of Christ on Sunday morning and evening.
Mr and Mrs Lee Wood and Mr and Mrs Truman Stephen son were dinner guests the Fourth of Mr and Mrs Lewis and Carol Lee in Pur in Mrs E J Palmer were in Milan on business Rolla Gooch and Lee Wood attended the sale in Brookfield Ola Creason and son Ben and Red Henning called at the Lee Wood home Sunday Mary Lee Kimbrough and children called at Grover Garretts in Purdin one day last week Mr and Mrs Loren Owens and children visiting Joe Moore home one day last week Trudy Wood from Marcelline visiting Lee Wood home this week
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Cover of St. Joseph plus Mrs. Al Palouse and two sons of Baxter Illinois and Mrs. Mary Ashbaugh of Chillicothe were last Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Longwell. Mrs. Bertha Lambert and her mother Mrs. Almeta Baker were afternoon callers. Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Riddle were also noted in the social item.
Sunday and weekend gatherings bring families and friends across multiple towns. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Abbott and Miss Flossie Wyatt while Wayne Walden joined the dinner. Travel plans sent Bill Thomson and daughter from New Boston to Davenport visits with the Thompsons and Ford family.
Mr and Mrs Richard Schmitz and Hughie McCullen of Cars spent last week with Ellen Floyd Tom Lacer Luther McKinney John W Abbott and Jesse Longwell helped John Longwell bale hay and stack it last week. Mrs John Longwell Mr and Mrs Richard Schmitz Hughie McCullen Jesse Johnny and Herbert Longwell were Thursday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Allen Belzer and family. Mr and Mrs Phillip McKenzie and Gloria Mr and Mrs Allen Belzer and children Jesse Longwell and Johnny were Tuesday evening guests of Mr and Mrs John Longwell and visited with Mr and Mrs Schmitz and Mr McCullen of St Louis. Mr and Mrs and Jesse Longwell entertained July 4th with a picnic supper for Mr and Mrs Richard Schmitz and Hughie McCullen St Louis. Mr and Mrs Fay Bowyer and son Raymond Meadville Mrs Alva Deskins Mr and Mrs John Longwell and Herbert Longwell. Later in the afternoon they enjoyed fireworks. Mr and Mrs Dewitt Rulon and family of Detroit Mich have been visiting relatives in and around Shelby. Mrs Clarence Gibson of Brookfield spent Sunday with her mother Mrs Donna Craig. Mr and Mrs Edward Montgomery and son spent Saturday night and Sunday with her mother Mrs Mable Gall of Linneus. Mrs Bertha Burkholder has been quite sick.
Letters of administration granted July 6 1951 by Linn County Probate Court Missouri to Velmer W Sevier administrator. Creditors must file claims within six months for allowance and within one year to avoid forever barred benefits.
The Probate Court of Linn County Missouri granted letters of administration with will annexed to H G Johnson on June 23 1951 for Eva Williams estate. Claimants must exhibit claims within six months of grant or be barred. failure to file within one year bars. Attest Walter C Hotaling Judge of Probate. First insertion June 30 1951.
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