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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1951
Page
4
Local society notes list numerous visitors and relatives stopping by Browning Missouri and area towns for dinners suppers and gatherings. Families from Keytesville Kansas City Brookfield Milan Marceline Ferguson Purdin and Shelby figure among those visiting or hosting events.
Mr and Mrs E J Palmer visited Gashland Missouri and brought Patty Richardson home. The Wood and Crooks families were seen visiting, with George Crooks and family mentioned. Loren Owens and children spent Sunday at her parents Joe Moore and wife. Mrs Eva Horton from Linmeus visited Joe Moore family. Bagley family and Glenn Cooper household hosted visitors Friday night.
Mr and Mrs John Longwell and family together with Mrs Jesse Longwell and son Johnny and Herbert Longwell attended a Thursday evening visit hosted by Mr and Mrs Fay Bowyer and sons Ronald and Raymond near Meadville. Also present were Mr and Mrs Allen Belzer with children, Mr and Mrs Ray Bowyer and daughters Dixie and Lola Ray, Mr and Mrs Phillip McKenzie and daughters, and Bernard Caldwell.
Norma P. Carter administrator seeks creditors to file claims within six months of May 28 1931 court grant in Linn County Missouri. If not, claims are barred after one year. Walter C. Hotaling, Judge of Probate, attests the seal.
The administrator of the estate of William S. Cotter notices intent to apply to the Linn County Missouri Probate Court to re sign letters of administration on June 18 1951. Charles H Cotter Administrator. First insertion May 24th.
Mrs Fay Bowyer visited Chillicothe last week. Marvin and Eldon Hampton were dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Ellen Floyd. Mrs Britton and Jessie visited Mr and Mrs Wayne Britton and family Sunday. Mr and Mrs John Longwell were guests of Mr and Mrs Norman Woodside Friday. Curt Rauer and Mrs Leon Smith were in St Joseph last Wednesday. Mrs Kathryn Smith and daughter Janie with Lana Lee Ogle and Beverly Rauer were guests of Mr Edd.
Letters of administration granted June 7 1951 for Curtis A. Gooch estate. Claims must be filed within six months or be barred. after one year from granting, claims are forever barred. K W Gooch and L A Gooch appointed Attest Administrators. Judge of Probate seal.
Ogle and son Johnny along with Mr and Mrs Eldon Riddle and children spent Sunday with relatives. Mr and Mrs Wayne Abbott and John Walden visited, while Tommy Belzer stayed with his grandparents Mr and Mrs John Longwell last week.
Real cool weather described in the CLEA SPRING vicinity notes. Max Gramlin who works in Kansas City visited over the weekend.
Olan Gramlin and family travel to Picher Oklahoma last week. Frank Jennings and relatives from St Joseph visit Duff Jennings home over the weekend. Everett Tracy spends Friday with Jackie Jennings. Joyce Fleshman from Davenport Iowa visits grandparents Mr and Mrs Johnnie Stephenson. Almond relatives and Hattie Jennings attend the Almond Reunion at Rede Almond's home in Elmer with Ray Wattenbarger Clinton Henley and Robert Shipley families.
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