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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1949
Page
4
The remark attributed to some government representatives appraises how they view the public. Critics compare the stance to a disdainful indifference toward ordinary citizens while supporters defend it as a fiscal approach. The exchange highlights tensions over public priorities.
Mrs Vena Hayes broke an ankle while visiting friends in Quincy Ill, delaying her return home. A series of Sunday visits and gatherings follow, with many local families hosting meals and guests including the Marrs Turners Morris McCune Wood and others. The note also mentions new appliances and travel between Shafter Browning Brookfield Maryville Kirksville and Larned plus extended visits from Gooch family members.
Lucille Stephenson, Mar jorie Wood and daughter visited Lee Wood's home. J. D. Gall, Jim Goins and family returned from Kansas to spend the weekend at C. M. Goins home with relatives. E J Palmer on Brookfield business. Rolla Gooch visited Linneus and Brookfield. Pattie Richardson stayed at E J Palmer's Saturday. C M Goins attended an ice cream social at John Gall's in Purdin. Red Gooch and children visited Nova Gooch in Purdin. Ruth Goins from Kansas City and Jim Goins from Kansas joined Sunday dinner at C M Goins.
Mr and Mrs Ed Watson and family spent Sunday evening with Mr and Mrs Randal Minor. Henry Harmon from Cush ing Okla spent Saturday night with Mr and Mrs J O McCollum. Rev and Mrs Archie Cooper and family visited with J O McCollum. Rev and Mrs C E Davis and Ronnie called on Alton Abbott Mona and Elma Abbott. Hubert Coram and Wanda spent Friday with Elbert Coram and family. Emerson Cordray and family visited Clifford Bailey family. Those with Albert Cassity included Nolan Cassity Betty Alton Abbott Mona Elma Abbott Sam Stufflebean and Emerson Stufflebean children. Kenneth Bailey Curt Helms with Pearl Helms. Mrs Raymond Phillips and children visited with Mrs Phillip Bailey.
Real cool air follows a shower as Mrs Haskell Hollon and daughter visit Minnie Fanning. Mary Ann Dunlap returns from Bolivar to celebrate holidays with Listen and Mrs Dunlap and siblings. Duff Jennings children visit Kay and Mrs Stufflebean while Mrs Stufflebean stays unwell. Guy Brookshier and wife shop in Purdin.
Mr and Mrs Beryl Head bought a new car. Harry Rhodes and Daf Jennings visited Unionville last Thursday. Leonard Shatto endured a fortune loss involving a fine object last week. Dave Hines and son visited the Harry Rhodes arm area. Mrs Ovel Kizzier learned last week that her nephew died in Newton Iowa son of Mr and Mrs Ge Broyles. She and her father Forrest Bennett attended the funeral.
Mr and Mrs Bert Harrison and children left for Tap pin New York after visiting Ru Callihan in Warren Janet Hunsaker visits Chillicothe friends Mesdames Crowdis Gray Artz and others attend all day Aid meeting at Della Bowles Crowdis visits Chester Dennis Lloyd Crowdis and Donna Jo Hunsaker visit Nove Crowdis home Sunday family gatherings involve Mervyn Garrett Anita from Keokuk Iowa Joyce Crowdis from Salt Lake City Utah and John Crowdis
Jim Rinehart near Humphreys bought a bull from Atkins and Buthany last week. Miss Rosalie McClaren visited Milan Friday and Saturday for a teachers exam. Miss Clarice Norvell aided Mrs J T Hosel in 1894 housework. Miss Edna Lee Smith is listed as well.
Administrators Earl Jerome C A Johnson and Glenn Jerome announce Jetters of Administration on the Henry T. Jerome estate in Linn County Missouri. Claims must be presented within six months of grant, or be barred. one year to file claims. First insertion July 14, 1949.
Notice is given to creditors and interested parties that executor Ora A. Bennett will make final settlement of the W. H. Bennett estate at Linn County Probate Court Linneus on August 8, 1949. Executor Ora A. Bennett. First insertion July 14, 1949.
Spending a few days with her grandparents Mr and Mrs Allen Fanning the narrative hints at a family visit and children engaging in simple outdoor activity berry picking.
Harold L. Foss administrator announces final settlement of the Elwood L. Foss estate at Linneus on August 8, 1949. Creditors and others with claims are notified to present their demands before the date.
In the estate of Ida A Hooker deceased Violette Hooker is named Administratrix of Linn County Missouri to be Violette Hooker Administratrix. First insertion July 7 1949.
Letters of Administration on the estate of Earl M Palm er deceased have been granted to the undersigned by the Missouri bearing date the 15th day of June 1949. All persons having claims against said estate must exhibit them within six months after grant or be barred from such estate. claims not exhibited within one year from grant date shall be forever barred. Attest H G Johnson administrator. C A Johnson Judge of Probate. First insertion June 23 1949.
J. T. Hoselton rented the Whaley farm at Atkins and Bubany for pasture, as activity around the area remains steady though berry yields are down this season.
Irene Turner as administratrix of the Grove A Cooper estate announces plans to make a final settlement in Linn County Missouri. The final meeting will be held in Linneus. Creditors and others with claims are invited to appear and present their demands.
Letters Testamentary on the estate of John Burwell deceased were granted by the Linn County Missouri Probate Court on June 10, 1949. All creditors must present claims within six months of the grant or risk loss of benefits. claims not filed within one year will be forever barred. Attest: Matilda J. Burwell Executrix. First insertion June 16.
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