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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1949
Page
4
A concise notice listing N West G T W as owners and publishers. Details are sparse in the readable excerpt, noting ownership status and partnership terms.
Community members in Shafter and Linneus attend a funeral for Byron Powell at Brothers Funeral Home. Local visits include Morris, Tate, Shiflett, Rottmann, and Morris families. A child, Forrest Hess, was seriously injured when a truck passed over him. he remains in Chillicothe Hospital. New cars noted for Joe Edmundson and Maurice Rottmann families.
The Scottsville area reports ongoing road improvements east of town and nearing gravel readiness in a few days. Local residents share weekend visits and family gatherings with neighboring households including the McClaren, Fanning, Garrett, Morgan, Helms and Thurlo families.
Thursday afternoon guests were Mr and Mrs Sterling Williams of Boston and Mr and Mrs Alan Farley of Kansas City Kansas. Sunday visitors included Mr and Mrs Walter McIntyre and Shirley, Dorothy Johnson and
William Hisel hosts and guests include Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Palmer from Jefferson City and Mr. and Mrs. Ray McNally of Milan who joined Mrs. L. McNally for Memorial Day. Others like Mrs. Maxine Helms and son Junior from Linneus stayed with relatives in Purdin along with Mrs. Neve Gooch and Mrs. Tarnow and Mrs. Zida McNally visiting Mrs. Arthur Griffeth last Wednesday. Tom Myers and Meadville residents visited Purdin relations on Monday.
Locust Valley residents spent Sunday decorating graves at Hoover Jenkins and Morris Chapel Cemeteries. Families visiting included Bundies Brehm Keithely Fuller and Quigley clans. Events also mention church services in Brading and school board matters.
Mrs Irene Herbert led a large crowd at Johs Burwell funeral at Locust Valley Baptist Church Tuesday afternoon. Local residents plus King City visitors sought blue grass seed and families visited cemeteries including Morr Chapel and Purdin.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Johnson hosted Monday activities while Mrs. Willie Watson visited her mother Mrs. W. B. Watson. Willie Watson also visited sister and husband Mr. and Mrs. Allen Hall of Red Wing Minnesota. The Johnsons called at Roscoe Powell home Sunday afternoon and Mr. and Mrs. Lee Kimble were evening callers. Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Gray and son enjoyed Sunday dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Roy Taylor.
Week end guests of Mr and Mrs Roscoe Powell included Mr and Mrs Evert Dowdy of Moline Illinois Mrs Imogene Smith and Karol of Kansas City Mr and Mrs Worthie Hart and children of St Joseph Mr and Mrs Delorum Tharp and children Mrs Herbert Sayre and son were Monday dinner guests Mrs Worthie Harr and children and Mrs Delorum Tharp were mentioned in the gathering.
Mrs. Dulca Coram remains away from home though reported improving. Mrs. Elma Abbott came home Monday after visiting Brookfield. Mrs. Velma Moore returned Saturday from Meadville where she had been employed.
Mr and Mrs Lee Wood were dinner guests at the Lewis Wood home in Purdin. Ruth Goins spent last week at the C M Goins home. Willis Moore of Marceline and Loren Owens and families were Sunday guests at the Joe Moore home. Ira Cox and family Gene Triplett and children John Cox and Mol ly were Sunday guests at the E J Palmer home. Babe Kimbrough and children Red Gooch and families visited the Dale Falconer home.
Lee Wood and son Don hauled three loads of cattle Sunday for Walter Wood. Mr and Mrs Leonard Richardson and Pattie were visitors at the T C Palmer home. Augusta Cooper Essie Wood and Mary Lee Kimbrough prepared a room for Ruth Wood one afternoon last week. Georgiana and Larry Crooks spent last week at the Rolan Gooch home. Pattie Allsworth from Kansas City stayed Friday night and Saturday at the C M Goins home.
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