Along the Clothes Line
A local ad touts Maytag ironers and used stoves with repairs due soon. It promotes affordable used hand washers and loan options for Maytags, encouraging free demonstrations and quick sales to customers.
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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1941
Page
5
A local ad touts Maytag ironers and used stoves with repairs due soon. It promotes affordable used hand washers and loan options for Maytags, encouraging free demonstrations and quick sales to customers.
Local ad offers lime spreading by G. E. Allen in Greencastle Missouri. Contact phone number 55 for pricing and calls.
Prayer meeting at the Methodist Church this Thursday with a bell at eight. Numerous local residents visit, travel, or stay with relatives from Kirksville to Chicago, including Cora area, Muskogee, and Oakland. Visitors include Nels Haning, Shipp family, Bartow, Flemming, and many more spending vacations and attending to business.
Bill Burdette of St. Louis visited friends Friday afternoon and evening. Numerous locals travel to Chillicothe and St. Louis for business, family visits, or to see relatives in Michigan, California, and Iowa. Several couples and individuals attend gatherings, travel by plane or car, and report holiday-like trips.
Mrs. David Forbes spent Saturday with relatives in Trenton. Mr and Mrs Payne Deering and daughter of Tampa Florida are expected this week to spend their vacation with her mother Mrs Nelia Bundridge and other relatives and friends.
Mr and Mrs M M Barrows of near Purdin visited relatives and friends in the city Saturday evening. Mr and Mrs D L Cady and grandchildren and Mr and Mrs Ora Smith of Purdin were guests of Mr and Mrs A W Cotter Friday.
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