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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1944
Page
5
Dozens of local households report weekend and weekday visits across towns including Milan Linneus Brookfield Purdin and Trenton. Guests include Mr and Mrs James Dunlap Mr and Mrs Frank Roach Miss Janet Lumsden and many others with updates on travel illness and military families.
The highway patrol announces that no person under sixteen may legally operate a motor vehicle on state highways. The rule enforces teen safety and aligns with existing traffic laws nationwide.
Sunday dinners and weekend visits fill the community pages. Local families hosting relatives from Kansas City Milan St. Joseph Olney Buffalo and Los Angeles gather for meals and to spend time with kin. Army camp duties send Pvt Billy Max Williams back to Camp Phillips Kansas.
Brown ing visitors from L. C. Wy Koff Produce Co. Voris Langdon and son Charles near Trenton. Leroy Boehner near Humphreys visited Friday. Harold Campbell and family at the Dan Pew home near Laredo Sunday. Calvin Lambert left Friday for armed forces. Mary Eliza Jacobs Lineville Iowa hosted by John T Hooker family. Eva Hope and daughters Peggy and Susan from Niantic stayed with Mrs. L. C. Lantz. Ora Majors Troy Mo. visited J. A. Lay and relatives and Miss Reta June Jacobe accompanied her home. Mason Dell on vacation from Nebraska with Clay Dell family.
B O Hardinger of near New Boston visited yesterday on business. Mrs Rachel Nevins moved Friday to her daughter Mrs J J Smith. Joe Nevins was in Linmaeus on business Thursday afternoon. Jakie Simmons returned Tuesday from Fort Leavenworth Kansas after Army physicals.
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