Warning about resident with bomb kept at home remains issue
A caution recalls a man who has long lived with a deployed action bomb in his house while married, underlining concerns about safety and responsibility in the household.
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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1944
Page
4
A caution recalls a man who has long lived with a deployed action bomb in his house while married, underlining concerns about safety and responsibility in the household.
Mrs John Longwell and Mrs Jesse Longwell visited Kirksville and Albert Lambert at Laugh Ein Hospital. Families from Pur din Brookfield and Laclede visited each other. Allen Belzer left for Camp Reynolds Pa after two weeks with his wife. Community members hosted and visited relatives across Brown ing, Brookfield, and nearby areas amid social calls and birthday celebrations.
Mr. and Mrs. Jessie Bailey visited with Milo Bailey on Sunday. Glen Demory joined Edgar McColum and family for dinner. Ivan Cable and children and J W Milhoan visited in the afternoon, with Arthur Watson visiting Elbert Jones family. Edgar Hart and children from Iowa visited Milo Bailey Friday night. Mrs. remains very poorly.
This week reports a dry spell with hope for rain. Several local families visit Kirksville and Brookfield, with numerous social calls and shopping trips. Reunions occur among Britton, Tucker, Brantner, Riley, and Swearengen households, plus a Milan excursion and a Hereford meeting barbecue nearby.
The county column lists numerous visits and greetings among local families. Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Western and son spent several days with the Westerns. Miss Sue Campbell and a friend from Chillicothe visited grandparents Mr and Mrs Walter Gooch. Many others hosted relatives and friends including the Street family, the Hess family, and the Pulliams, with plans for travel to Seattle and hospital visits noted.
Mr and Mrs Harry McCoy and children spent Sunday with relatives here. Irvin Smith of Kansas City and Myrtle Dunlap with Lyndall Smith visited relatives. Still of Kirksville visited last week. Dr Frank Felders of Milan treated Miss Ollie Burress who remains ill. Grindstaff and Breeding families enjoyed Sunday events at various homes near Pollock and Browning. Reger Methodist folks took dinner and spent afternoon at Trenton Park.
Mrs Bertha Gooch and Mrs Esse Wood helped Eula V Gooch cook for harvest hands two days last week. Mr and Mrs Rolla Gooch were in Kirksville one day last week. Mr and Mrs F J Palmer were in Brookfield one Thursday on business. Mr and Mrs Rolla Gooch and son and Mr and Mrs Lee Wood were in Chillicothe Saturday. Mr and Mrs Babe Kimbrough and Mr and Mrs Red Gooch enjoyed a river outing Sunday. Mrs Shelda Crooks and children visited at the Rolla Gooch home new dinner guests at the O home were: Mr and ie Bene Bob Smith and son Raymond Ronald Johnson and Don.
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