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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1951
Page
4
The fragment indicates a Browning Missouri newspaper entry dated Thursday July 26 1951 with mention of an 1884 establishment and a subscription price of 2.00 per year. it notes second class matter at the post office.
The notice lists church activities at Reger and nearby. Sunday School at 10 a.m. preaching on the 1st 3rd and 4th Sundays at 11 a.m. and 8 p.m. Young People meet Sundays at 7 15 p.m. Prayer and Bible Study Thursdays at 2 30 p.m. Monday night preaching at White Oak Grove Church. Families visiting relatives are named among attendees.
Mr and Mrs Buster Wages and Mrs Harry Dill and children from Kansas City visited the Watson family and George. Mr and Mrs Lee Kimbr ows and Mr and Mrs Roscoe Powell and Karol Smith were Sunday dinner guests of the Tharps and the Clintons and Tommie. Mr and Mrs Bob Rinehart and children were Sunday evening guests of the Havens.
The Fairview P T A met Friday night July 6 with four families present. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Van Mairs Mr and Mrs Wes ley Brantner Mr and Mrs Wm DeVore and Mr and Mrs L E Fraizer. Next meeting set for August 17 with sandwiches and pie as refreshments. Entertainment by Mrs Frank Tucker and Mrs Earl Gooch. Illness and bad roads kept several from attending. Mrs Edwin Tucker and son James Edwin came home from Brookfield. They had been with her mother Mrs Ethel Gender. Junion Tucker visited Eugene Straley at his grandmother Mrs Bernice Riley’s home.
Mr and Mrs Van Mairs visited Brunswick to view flood areas. Miss Jessie Britton visited relatives. Melvin Gene Lambert spends summer with Maxwell and Atwood grandparents helping with hay. Knifongs leave for western trip for health. Stitch and Chatter Club met with 14 members. Clarence Salisburry of Kirksville visited Devaun Tucker's family. Helen Gooch from Trenton visited Gooch family. James Smith and Walter Gooch families hosted. Walter bedridden following a limb injury.
Rumor says the Smith family will move from Shelby to Marceline to start a business. Mr Smith becomes janitor at Shelby School and Mrs Smith cooks with Miss Siva Monroe. Nile Bauer also moves to Marceline. A car crash Saturday near Mrs Monroe's home left two injured. cars were wrecked and some passengers were from Iowa.
Last week's reports list numerous visits and trips among families in Linneus Chillicothe Brookfield and nearby towns. Residents attend a bridge club at the Strand hotel and travel to Kansas City Little Rock New Orleans and Memphis. The J H Club met to discuss sewing cooking and biscuit making with plans for a July 24 session.
Starlet Genius owned by E L Robinson of Ames Iowa and shown by H T Woodside was named the outstanding horse of the Milan three day show after taking first place in its class.
Conowingo's Highland Maid owned by Mr. and Mrs. Donald Stone of Purdin Missouri and shown by Woodside topped the 15'2\" and under three gaited class earning first in the stake and receiving a horseshoe wreath of flowers as the outstanding horse of the show.
Letters of Administration with will annexed granted by the Linn County Missouri Probate Court on June 23 1951 to H G Johnson administrator. All claims must be exhibited within six months of letters grant or be barred. claims not exhibited within one year from grant are forever barred. Walter C. Hotaling Judge of Probate.
On July 16 1951 a certificate of appointment as guardian for Willis J. Cokerham a person adjudged unsound and incapable of managing his affairs was issued by the Probate Court of Linn County Missouri. Creditors and claimants must file their claims for allowance within one year from grant or be barred from the estate by the guardian and court. HogS Johnson Attest Guardian Walter C Hotaling Judge of the Probate Court of Linn County Missouri.
Maid of Rhythm owned by Mr and Mrs Stone and shown by Woodside placed third in open fine harness. Black Velvet owned by Nancy Fuson was third in the five gaited class. Beau Raw of Roses owned by Janet Ross was second in 14 2 and under pony and first in pony class in Bethany Missouri. All horses are kept and trained by Herman Woodside at Woodside Stables in Trenton.
Letters of administration granted July 6 1950s by the Linn County Missouri Probate Court to Elmer W Sevier as administrator for the estate of Lydia P Elliott. Creditors must file claims within six months. claims not filed within one year are barred. Walter C Hotaling Judge of Probate seals the document.
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