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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1950
Page
4
The line notes the Browning Missouri publication established in 1884 with a subscription price of $2.00 per year and entered as second class matter at the Browning post office.
A religious proclamation quotes a healing blessing urging a faithful recipient to go in peace and be free from plague, emphasizing spiritual wholeness and recovery through faith.
Sunday May 28 the Crist family held a reunion at Leon Smith home. Multiple Brookfield residents shopped and transacted business including Powell Bailey Nelson Nelson family and Boyles kin. Several visits to Brookfield and Shelby noted with piano lessons and a charivari after a wedding. Glenn Richardson and Roberta Boyles attended a Vantiger reunion in Ottumwa Iowa.
We are authorized to announce John W. Milhoan as a candidate for the office of State Representative from Sullivan County Missouri subject to the action of Democratic voters at the primary election held Tuesday August 19.
Clerk Glenn Freeland seeks the office of Clerk of the Sullivan County Court Missouri. He runs in the Democratic primary on Tuesday August 1 subject to voter action.
Democratic voters head to the primary on Tuesday August 1 1950 to select the Circuit Clerk and Ex-officio Recorder of Deeds. Ralph Reinhard runs as a candidate seeking the office.
A clipped OCR fragment notes Harry E. Quigley and an event on a Tuesday in August, with missing details about nature, location, or participants. The readable portion confirms the person’s name and a date reference but lacks context or outcome.
Rainy week gives way to growth as families share gatherings. Earl Hess and family visited his father to mark a birthday with Sunday guests, while Grace Woodside stayed with her daughter. Leichharts vacationed, and Fitie Pulliam hosted Earnest Pearson and Earl with others Sunday evening.
A large crowd attended the funeral for Price Gilmer at the Methodist Church in Purdin Saturday evening. The Wallace Pulliams left for Phoenix Arizona after two weeks with relatives and friends. Memorial Day at Purdin cemetery drew many flowers and visitors.
Mrs. Eugene Thurlo and children along with Mrs. Cecil Taylor visited the R. A. Thurlo home on Wednesday afternoon. Miss Edna Lee Smith aided Mrs. Sam Artz with her housework. Mrs. Clarence Fanning bought baby chicks last Red Dowdy assisted Eugene.
Letters of Administration have been granted to the undersigned by the Probate Court of Linn County Missouri for the estate of John R. Smith deceased hearing occurred May 9 1950. Creditors must present claims for allowance within six months of letters grant or be barred from estate benefits. claims not exhibited within one year are forever barred. Attest Ben Almond Administrator Delmar Dail Acting Judge of Probate.
Thurso locals recount a gathering last Thursday as Mr and Mrs Allen McClaren visited Mr and Mrs Charley McClaren with Mrs Susie Beck and Patricia Fanning joining Mrs Verna McClaren. The Mercantile advertised a free show accompanying shopping.
Mr and Mrs George Robinson and son Glen were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs J D Seaman. Mr and Mrs Joe Ford and children spent Sunday with the Allen Fanning family.
Miss Rosalie McClaren went to Kirksville on Sunday and enrolled in the K.S.T.C. for the summer term. She has been reported as starting courses and plans to study through the season.
Mrs. Edward H. Newton of Cincinnati reports HADACOL helped her family suffer from vitamin deficiencies. She claims her husband improved stomach issues after five large and three small bottles, and her three year old nephew gained appetite and color. The ad cites doctors prescribing HADACOL and offers a money back guarantee with trial sizes priced at $1.25 and family sizes at $3.50.
Mr and Mrs Walter Gray of State Center Iowa visited relatives including Mrs Allen McLaren and family during a weekend stay. The report notes a teaching appointment at Rose Hill School starting next term.
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