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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1945
Page
4
A mosaic of lines reflects a 20th century voice on decision identity Liberty statue fashion and past consumer gadgets The text touches on personal autonomy a Browning reference a Statue of Liberty as icon costume jewelry and a nostalgic butter pot memory
A brief guide for making chocolate drops using 1/2 pound sweet chocolate and 1 oz bitter chocolate melted over hot water. Stir in 2 2/3 cups corn flakes or oat cereal, then drop spoonfuls onto waxed paper and chill until set. Optional 1/2 cup salted peanuts. Keep cool in hot weather.
Last Thursday Mrs Charley Newton and Billy visited with her father Wm Riley and others. Dale Straley helps Van Mairs with hay. The Tuckers and Brantners were in Purdin last Saturday to hay work. Several visits and family updates follow with Britton relatives nearby.
Cool weather with two light showers predicted. Local residents visit relatives in Davenport and Chicago. Military and road work updates, baptisms planned, revival meetings near Mount Olive, and a 91 year old survivor at Kimborough noted. A new home purchase in Bremerton announced.
The note lists local visits and family events. Families from Milan Liberty and Chillicothe spent Sunday with the Sevier family in Cora. Pfe Clifford Spencer returns from 20 months overseas for a short leave, with a dinner in his honor. A Kirksville hospital welcomed a baby daughter born to Haskell Spencer and spouse.
Allen and L T Finney spent time with home folks. Mrs John Allen went to Columbia on July 9. Lorene Stufflebean received treatment at Kirksville hospital. Miss Stufflebean spent last week with home folks. Mrs Leon Smith and Miss Elva Monroe shopped in Brookfield Friday. Jolly Jaynes Club to meet at Longwell home if weather permits. Frank Kearns returned to Linn County to harvest clover. Bill Rulon visited his daughter Mrs Homer Finney. Oat cutting dominates the day as harvest nears. Dora Cornwall and Carwin shopped in Brookfield Saturday.
Farmers in Scottsville region note Atkins funeral at Browning Methodist Church Saturday. He died July 11 in Veterans Hospital Wadsworth Kansas and was buried in Schrock cemetery. Local residents visited family members Sunday and other daily notes include travel and work changes.
A quiet Shafter entry notes July 15 with ideal weather and a blue sky. Fay Elizabeth Campbell visited cousins in Chillicothe from Tuesday to Thursday, joined by Sue Campbell and Mrs. Jeston Phillips and Baby Pat. Mrs. Leila Hicks called at Mrs. L. W. Arnold's in the afternoon.
Mr and Mrs Harry Lambert and others share visits with Dickinson and nearby families. S/Sgt Harley Tripp and Nelson visit Archie Dickinson. Abbott family spend Sunday near New Boston. Brittons, Longwells, and Belzers travel between Chillicothe and Purdin for family greetings.
Local farmers put up hay while residents visit relatives and relocate. Maggie Brewer spends days with Otis McCollum. Glen Demery buys and moves to the Wining Hardware from Riley Belzer. Ed Watson visits Ira Overstreet. D D Reynolds dines with Okey Milhoan. Perry Christian travels to Brookfield. Marie Watson visits Art Milburn. Edgar McCollum visits Glen Demery.
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