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Browning Leader Record

Location

Browning, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1946

Page

4

Browning Missouri Publication Information Notice

The text notes this item is established in 1884 with a price of $1.50 per year and records it as second class matter at the post office in Browning Missouri under the act of March 2 1879.

Browning Missouri

Dickinson Items Render Busy Social Week in Linneus Area

Local notes record numerous gatherings and visits in Linneus and Browning. Family milestones include the birth of a son to Walter and Mrs Lambert at McLarney Hospital Brookfield. Names such as Lambert, Woodside, DeVere, Gilmer and Stevenson recur among extended kin and neighbors.

Reverend Chaffee to Speak at North Salem Church Event

Rev Chaffee will speak at the Methodist Church Sunday evening at 8 30 in honor of Fathers Day with songs and readings. Church lights are now on and more evening services are planned. Sunday School attendance was fourteen on June 9. Edd Heed left for harvest work in Great Bend Kansas. Floyd Swisegood and Eldon Riddle visited Brookfield last Friday. Mr and Mrs Forrest Thomas bought a new Chevrolet pickup. Mrs Georgia Gooch returned home after a hospital stay in Kirksville and was feeling well. Mr and Mrs Oren Jennings and Barbara Ann visited his mother and joined Mrs Gooch that morning. Bertha Lambert and her mother visited Eldon Riddle and Donald Ray at Sunday dinner. Forrest Thomas also visited Winigan Monday evening. Vernon Jennings spent Saturday Weekend.

Marion Wyatt Little Rock Ark Jeorge Clark Keith Cordray Lit Neus John Walden Abbott James Gray Jesse Gray Lelahn Chillicothe John Lengewell Daniel Gray Margaret Longwell Johnnie Alva Weskins Wesdrew Deskins Gary Near Linneus Fela Hampton Brookfield Fred Deckins Kansas City Walter Head Browning Carrie Knudson St. Louis Donald Head Linneus Elmo Britton Norman Woodside Theodore Steele Everett Hale Archie Dickinson Fessie Minor Allen Lambert John Longwell Allen Belzer Philip McKenzie Phyllis Lynn Herbert Deem Virginia Ann Cynthia Mae Brookfeed Longwell Robert Lambert J. T. Hooker Ona’ Lambert Walter Lambert McLarney Hospital Babe Harold Lambert Sor. Nolan Harry Wayne Abbott Ehspencer Harry Lambert Robot Lambert Vernon H DeVere Kansas DeVere Martha Ann Cotter Marlin Woodside Helen Lou Johnson Calvin Lambert Chaffee Great Bend Floyd Swisegood Eldon Riddle Forrest Thomas Georgia Gooch Grim- Smith Hospital Kirksville Oren Jennings Barbara Ann Gooch Bertha Lambert Ellis Jennings Reva Gracie Jennings Thelma Tucker Martha Taylor Mrs. Taylor John Baker T. M. Smith Agnes Stone Arlo Smith Ford Lambert Fred Bailey Linners Eva Murrell Pat Robert Ba‘ley Ben Almond Earl Homer Pearler Harold Walker

Morris Chapel Social News Highlights

Mr and Mrs Babe Kimbrough and children waited at the Lee Wood home one night last week. Mrs Dale Falconer and children visited the Babe Kimbrough home one day last week. Mrs Delmar Deertwig returned Saturday from Milan where she cared for her ill sister. Arb Johnson visited the Bob Wood home Saturday. Essie Wood visited the Emma Goins home Saturday evening. Mr and Mrs C M Goins and son Jim and Ruth Goins from Kansas City spent Sunday at the George Crooks home.

Dale Falconer Babe Kimbrough Delmar Deertwig Milan Arb Johnson Bob Wood Essie Wood Emma Goins Jim Ruth Goins Kansas City Son George Crooks

Weekend visit noted for the Bruce family

Mr and Mrs Nolan Bruce with their sons spent the weekend visiting his parents Mr and Mrs Geneva Morris and Gent.

Nolan Bruce Geneva Morris

Community Notes From Brookfield Area Life

Local residents share visits and travel as families visit kin in Linneus Browning Kirksville Brookfield and Kansas City. People attend shows help with home projects and plan trips for harvest work while many stay with relatives or return home after outings.

Administrator's Notice in Linn County Missouri Probate

Notice is hereby given that letters of administration for the estate of Dera Street deceased have been granted by the Probate Court of Linn County Missouri hearing date April 20 1944. Creditors must exhibit claims for allowance within six months of letters grant or be precluded from benefiting. if not exhibited within one year, claims are forever barred. Arthur L. Pratt Judge of Probate. First insertion May 30 1945. mecy aid I. G. Schrock Administrator.

Dera Street Linn County Missouri Arthur L. Pratt Probate Court

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