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Browning Leader Record

Location

Browning, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jul 31, 1952

Page

3

Social notes bring wide circle of travelers and visitors

The column details numerous weekend visits and trips from Kirksville to Sedalia and beyond. Names include Mrs. Veda Warren, Mrs. Nellie Stone, Mr. and Mrs. Evert Dowdy, Debby, Herman Smith, Verl Cotter, Bert Coter, Laura Jean Green, Mrs. Ella Stufflebean, Mrs. Asa Badger, and many others visiting family, attending funerals, or staying with relatives in towns across Missouri, Ohio, Kansas, and beyond.

Veda Warren Nellie Stone Wm. Gooch Kirksville Browning Brookfield Evert Dowdy Debby Kansas City Herman Smith Sedalia Verl Cotter New London Ohio Bert Coter Forest Studer Hannibal Frank Scott Laura Jean Green Morgantown W. Va Max Green Bob Ella Stufflebean Asa Badger Kay Jimmie Columbia S.B. Lay Patty Jimmie. T.J. Head Pollock Robert Head Berg Head Bob Green Jerry Quigley Burlington Wilson Havens Wilson Byron Taylor Ray Johnson Oxford Kansas Chas. R. Knapp Mr. Knapp Hinton Okla Ted Houston

Local social notes from Crawford area residents

Sunday evening visitors include Mrs Laura Hamilton at the Crawford home and Ralph Coram and family guests of Lyle Hollon. Nearby families from Laredo New Boston Milan and Bucklin are mentioned among weekend travels and hospital stays. References to Mrs Mav Ashmead illness at Grim Smith hospital Kirksville and other local visits fill the community roundup.

A. B. Whaley Kansans City S. C. Lantz Coleman Donald Linhart E. S. Linhart Camip Crowder Mac Taylor Christine Emer Wykoff al Brown John Holon Glen Graham Temple McKinney Rosemary Cairo Will Kenley Noel Tully Judy Arthur Rinehart Kansas City Elizabeth Ellsberry Hannibal C. W. Gooch Eugene Thurlo Rickey Jane J. E. Wykoff Donald Wykoff Set Paul Anidereck Seaman Schrock J.H. Calhoun Norfolk Va George FE. Kellasch Com Arthur J. Brassfield Calhown Jennie Glaze D. Parkison Hughson Calif Paul Ketlasch Tulare F. J. Alspach Grim Smith Hospital Kirksville Ray Keithley Paul Warren Milan Loren Elliott T.S. Elliott C.W. Gooch J.S. Shoush Mexico Nora Cassity W.P. Barclay Shirley Coram Shirley Bailey Mason Dell Minnie Fanning Bellevue Nebraska Marjorie Rinehart Los Angeles S.C. Lantz Laura Hamilton Crawford Home Ralph Coram Lyle ‘Lee Hollon T. Rensch Near Laredo Frank Roach Herbert Coram Wanda Mae Minnie Riede New Boston Richard Brantner Burlington Railroad Bucklin Erma Brantner Lucille Frank Reiger Gary Marshalltown Iowa O. C. Garrett Wm. Pew George Pew Trenton Ray Gooch Flaine Norvell Lucille Norvell Chicago H. D. Schrock Mav Ashmead Asmeade Ashmead Albert May Darrell Spalding Clarence Tevis Connie Lynn Steven Ray Chilicothe Ronald Ray Joyce Sayers West of Browning M. L. Haning

Bankers Convention Banquet Attended by Sullivan and Linn Groups

Members of Sullivan County Bankers Association and Linn County Bankers guests enjoyed a banquet at the Legion Hall on Friday evening July 25 hosted by Citizens Savings Bank Directors and Employees. Lyle Ingraham and Beverly Moore greeted guests. Hazel Peterson and Vadis Alspach served, with dinner at 7 30 p m by Wesleyan Service Guild. True D Morris of St Louis gave an address as members mingled after a brief business meeting.

Sullivan County Bankers Association Linn County Legion Hall Citizens Savings Bank Lyle Ingraham Beverly Moore Hazel Peterson Vadis Alspach Wesleyan Service Guild Browning Methodist Church Ingraham Mary Grice Maxine Chapman Vena Wade Judy Moore True D. Morris St. Louis

Driver Spots Wildlife Crossing Near Town

A motorist slowed to let a raccoon and her three young cross the highway just north of town. That night the same driver saw three half grown foxes on the highway south of town.

Entertaining the Friendship Club of Osgood Saturday Night

Mr and Mrs Max Green and Mr and Mrs A N May hosted the Friendship Club of Osgood with former members Mrs Green and Mrs May attending. Guests listed included Mr and Mrs James Smith Mr and Mrs Oral Carver Mr and Mrs Chas Milligan Mr and Mrs Uriah Humphrey Mr and Mrs Lon Hatcher Mr and Mrs Willie Rhodes and Ronnie and Patty Barcla.

Max Green A. N. May Friendship Club of Osgood Green May James Smith Oral Carver Chas. Milligan Uriah Humphrey Lon Hatcher Willie Rhodes Ronnie Patty Barcla

PEO Chapter V Holds Annual Picnic at Linhart Home

Members and guests of Chapter V PEO, totaling thirty one, gathered at Dr. and Mrs. E. W. Linhart's country home for a picnic supper. A large food table and lawn seating preceded a brief business meeting in the parlor before departure late in the evening.

Chapter V PEO E. W. Linhart

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