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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1948
Page
8
A Browning reader laughs at fashion and courtship as jokes about new longer skirts in India and at home. The piece blends quips on antique road maps and steak hints with thoughts on men, women, and relationships.
Mr and Mrs Doyle Gooch of Trenton spent the weekend with home folks. Mrs Leon Mitchell and Mr and Mrs Leonard Mitchell visited relatives in Kirksville Saturday. Mrs Eugene Thurlo and son of Unionville stayed with her parents Wayne and Mrs Gooch early this week. J L Crain of Galt and Earn Crain with son of Kansas City dined with the Mitchells Tuesday. Jennie Slater visited Woodrow Slater and family at Marcelline. Woodrow works in St Louis. Jennie Glaze and son DeVon of Norfolk Virginia and Susan Hope of Niantic Michigan visited Calhoun family. A D Peterson in Kansas City Sunday for a 40-8 meeting with wife and daughter Marilyn Wiles.
The report lists many local families and visitors who spent the weekend in town or with relatives. Jimmie Rinehart’s funeral at Locust Valley drew attendees including Mrs. Silas Bartow and Mrs. Fannie Harmon. Other visits included travelers from Chicago, Kansas City, and New Jersey, plus Army Air Corps enlistment news and hospital visits in Excelsoir Springs.
Mr and Mrs Arthur Griffith and grandson Phillip Baskett visited at the Lon Baskett home last week. Mrs Essie Wood called on Mrs Mary Kimbrough. Rolla Gooch traveled to Chillicothe on business. Mr and Mrs Red Gooch and children visited the Babe Kimbrough home.
A Missouri campaign update shows from June 27 to July 3 four point eight five six billion dollars in E, F and G bonds sold statewide. Missouri total reaches forty four point three two five billion with sixty one percent of quota, Linn County at eighty one point six percent. State Chairman R E L Hill urges purchases through July 5 to boost the drive.
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