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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1952
Page
2
A sprawling Purdin记 community note lists residents traveling to Kansas Colorado and New Mexico visiting relatives and friends. The piece recounts card parties croquet supper and local shopping with many names and weekend visits across nearby towns.
Rev. Howard Copeland filled his regular appointment at the Methodist Church Sunday night. Visitors over the weekend included Mr. and Mrs. Charley Collins and family, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Collins and children, and Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Collins and children.
Marjorie and Joe Carter visited with their parents Mr and Mrs George Carter Artz in Kansas City. Billy Myers visited with his parents Mr and Mrs John Myers and Ruth and Melba. Lois Myers visited with her uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs Chester Sharp in Kansas. Charley McClaren Alta Smith visited with Mr and Mrs Ellis Shepherd. Nelse Stephenson visited with Melvin Stephenson Tommie Robert Stephenson and Keith Charles David. Joe Smith and baby from Durham Missouri visited Mrs Mary Bardon and sons.
Mrs Pearl Helms hosted guests including Neva Slater and daughter and other local families. Roscoe Coram visited on a two week Army furlough. Emerson Cortl and Philip Bailey outings to Kirksville and Purdin are recorded along with park visit at Pershing Park and a supper near Laclede.
Mr and Mrs Lee Lyons of Burlington Iowa and Mr and Mrs George Guyver of Moberly Mo visited at the home of Mr and Mrs E A Bauswell on Sunday July 20 Emerson Rauer son of the
Obituary note for Frank Bauer of Greenfield Dearborn Mich dies after long illness. Mentions his wife and children including son Junior in the army in Washington. Social visits include Herbert Boyles in from Kansas City and Crede Boyles and Ray Bauer with family. Homecoming baseball schedule lists three games for Browning merchants and junior legion.
The announcement declares John W. Milhoan as the Democratic candidate for State Representative from Sullivan County subject to the August 5 1952 primary election.
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