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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1950
Page
4
The Browning Missouri paper lists G T Woodward and N Woodward as owners and publishers with a long established lineage dating back to 1884 and a subscription price of 2.00 per year as second class matter at the local post office.
The June 1950 notice documents a local Vacation Bible School conducted by two churches with named teachers. It also lists numerous local residents visiting, traveling, or hosting relatives from Kansas City, Chicago, Davenport and elsewhere, detailing family births, illnesses, and planned relocations in Purdin Missouri and nearby areas.
Rev Brumback and Mr and Mrs Charley Gooch attended a Sunday luncheon at Athel Creason's home. Loren Wolfe arrived Saturday to stay with Mr and Mrs nard and had been ...
Announcement states John W. Milhoan is authorized to announce as a Democratic candidate for State Representative from Sullivan County Missouri subject to the primary election on Tuesday August 1 1950.
Clerk Glenn Freeland is named as a Democratic candidate for Sullivan County Clerk in Missouri subject to the primary election on Tuesday August 1 1950.
The notice identifies Ralph Reinhard as Circuit Clerk and Ex-officio Recorder of Deeds with a stated date of Tuesday August 0. The fragment outlines official roles and a placeholder date in a local government posting.
Public notice lists Harry E. Quigley as a candidate in a local election to be held Tuesday August 1, 1950. Officials urge eligible voters to participate and follow local voting procedures.
Mr and Mrs Lewis Wood and Carol Lee visited the Lee Wood home one night last week. Glen Cooper and Glenda visited the Ross Bagley home one day last week. Pattie Richardson stayed with the E J and T C Palmer homes a few days last week. Lee Wood and son were in St Joseph on business one day last week. Loren Owens and family called at the Joe Moore home one day last week. C M Goins Sam Sprague and Ben Creason were guests at the Lee Wood home one night last week. Mary Lee Kimbrough and children were in Brown ing one day last week on business. Red Gooch called at the Babe Kimbrough home Sunday evening.
Paul Smith, formerly a Shelby resident, recalls youth memories in Shelby and an accident when a wire tore a lid requiring stitches by Dr Boyles with help from his sister and Mrs Boyles as locals remember past times.
Residents spent Sunday at Pershing Park near Laclede while Shelby shoppers Wednesday included Mrs Paul Johnson Mrs Mabel Rulon Mr and Mrs Bill Bailey. A Brookfield business trip involved Mrs Irvin Smith Janice Mrs R E Boyles and Roberta. Mail carrier J N Chambers is on vacation. Guy Montgomery now carries mail. Wesley Rulon of Kansas City visited his Shelby-based parents John and Mrs. Rulon. Shelby High P T A meeting Friday night drew a good crowd.
Mr and Mrs Art Ford shopped in Milan Saturday. Mr and Mrs Herbert Atwood dined with her uncle Mr and Mrs Roy Maxwell. Mrs Wesley Brantner hosted the Happy Workers Club with fifteen members present. Visitors included Agnes Frazier Irene Mairs Frankie Brantner Alice DeVore Wanda Haggy and Vaneva Haggy. Mrs Gertrude Barnes from Oxford Kansas called on the Van Mairs Tuesday. Mrs Barnes and Van recalled Prairie Mound school days. The Gramlings hosted Kansas City visitors over the weekend. Norris Knifong and sister Josephine Litton left for Glen dale California after vacation with Alden Kinfog and Lynden. Otis Bunch of Texas is visiting his mother and brother Clara Fanning and Harvey. Colon Christy Judy shopped in Chillicothe Saturday. Ben Brantner of Browning visited Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Van Mairs traveled to Brookfield on Monday following a batch of baby chicks.
Dickinson items list numerous visits and gatherings. Families including Belzer Head Lacer Briggs Floyd Stephenson and Tucker share weekends dinners and birthday celebrations with relatives in Carrollton Brookfield Goldsberry La Cedlen and nearby towns.
Evening guests of his sister Mrs Kathryn Smith and daughter Janice. John Walden Abbott was visiting in North Salem Sunday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Henry Lambert called on Mr and Mrs Eldon Riddle Sunday. Mr and Mrs Robert Lambert and daughters were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Walter Head. Children were Sunday evening guests of Mr and Mrs Marlin Belzer and family. Other guests were Mr and
Letters of Administration have been granted to the undersigned by the Linn County Missouri Probate Court on May 9 1950 for the estate of John R. Smith deceased. Creditors must present claims for allowance within six months from grant date or be barred. claims not exhibited within one year from grant date will be forever barred. Delmar Dail ACA Judge of Probate Ben Almond Administrator. Abin ne
Mrs Frank Perrin and daughter of Independence join Mr and Mrs Frank Belzer and family, plus Mr and Mrs Clyde Belzer and children of Winigan, and Mr and Mrs Willard Bailey and daughters of North Salem for a community gathering.
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