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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1948
Page
4
Browning Missouri. Established 1884. Subscription $2 per year. Second class matter at Browning post office.
Mr and Mrs E J Palmer visited Ira Cox home one night last week. Mr and Mrs Red Gooch and children called at Lee Wood home one morning last week. Mrs Virginia Falconer and children were Saturday dinner guests at Babe Kimbrough home. Mr and Mrs Rolla Gooch called at George Crooks home in Browning one day last week. Mr and Mrs C M Goins and Ruth Goins visited Mrs Emma Goins in Purdin Saturday evening. Arthur Griffeth called at Lee Wood home Monday morning. Fred Creason and Rollan Gooch of Kirksville spent the weekend with home folks. Lois Cooper employed in Kansas City spent the weekend at Glenn Cooper home. Robbie and others called at Lee Wood home Sunday afternoon.
Sunday and Friday social notes from Shafter report numerous visits. Families from Hecla Clovis New Mexico St Louis and Trenton joined locals for meals meetings and extended stays with the Bruce Morris Peterson Phillips and related households. Additional guests included Barbara Garten Maryville and a Jones of Purdin amid family gatherings.
Rain interrupted harvest weather with 4 inch morning rain and 1% evening rain. Mr and Mrs Mack Molloy returned from a three week vacation reporting a pleasant convention. Mrs May Hutchinson and Mrs Minnie Pulliam visited in Kansas City. Mr and Mrs Will Western returned from a visit with their son Forrest and family. he has been sick but improving. The Cassitys, Joe Creason and sister, and Mrs Minnie Pulliam attended a Pershing Park speaking and fish fry, which was well received. Grant Ogle, son of Mrs Lon Ogile, died with no details given. Ed Pulliam and Charley Pulliam shopped in Brookfield. Mrs Vella Bower spent the weekend in Purdin. Mrs Nana Tipton returned home after caring for Mrs Etta Cady. she is slowly recovering from a heart attack. Mrs May Buswell spent Sunday with her mother. Ed Pulliam visited his sister Mrs Cady.
Chinson and Gene traveled to Kansas City on Thursday for an unspecified engagement. The brief item notes their trip without detailing purpose or outcome.
Mr and Mrs Leon Tip ton and Mr and Mrs Bruce Collins visited Guy Ford. Bill Crowdis visited Le land Shipp near Purdin. Wayne Cooper and daughters Janet and Judith spent Sunday with Neve Crow is family. Lee Marlay and children called on Tom Ford. Merle Callihan and children visited Rufus Gallihan. Amber June stayed to help grandmother. Helen Oliver and family returned to Into City after a few days with Mrs Jessie Oliver.
Etta Cady learned on Saturday that her cousin Ed Hendrickson of Denver Colorado had died. Lasley Whealer and Mrs R D Cassity visited Etta Cady Friday evening. Purdin suffered wind storms and a hard rain Sunday night but caused no damage.
The Enterprise 4-H Club gathered July 6 at Dickinson schoolhouse with eleven members eight parents and five youngsters. The meeting opened with the pledge and roll call on future careers. Jean Minor read last meeting minutes and a sewing club report followed with songs games and pop served by the Minor girls. Next meeting set for August 8 with roll call a riddle or joke.
Mr. and Mrs. Millard Swank and others traveled to Kirksville to see Eldon Swank who was operated on last week and is recovering. Numerous relatives and friends gathered at homes and hospitals in Trenton, Sumner, Bell Garden California, and nearby areas for birthday celebrations, hospital visits, and family news during the week.
Notice is given to creditors and interested parties that Blanche Bevier, Administratrix of the estate of Herbert J. Bevier, deceased, will make a final settlement at the next Probate Court term in Linn County Missouri at Linneus on August 9 1948. First insertion July 15 1948.
Christine is attending school at the K. S. T. C. this summer.
I N Ingraham administrator announces intent to make final settlement of the James A Lay estate at the next term of the Probate Court of Linn County Missouri in Linneus on August 9.
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