Batad Extends 1884 Abscription Price
Batad lists annual subscription at $2.00 in 1884 notice filed as second class matter with Browning Missouri post office.
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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1949
Page
4
Batad lists annual subscription at $2.00 in 1884 notice filed as second class matter with Browning Missouri post office.
A Bible verse opens with belief and life then shifts to a quip about a business man and a late arrival. A woman asks what happened as he grumbles about timing and participation in a crowded scene.
Clem Spring and Cora Av en Jennings and daughter visited Desoto Wisconsin relatives. They toured Hattie Jennings home and other Jennings households in Milan Davenport Iowa. The Almond family reunion occurred at Mellie Almonds Rockfield with many relatives from Brookfield North Salem Keytesville Trenton Galt LaPlata Elmer and Elwood including Duff Jennings and Hattie Jennings.
Mrs Ora Cordray visited kin in Brookfield last week. Elbert Coram and family spent weekend with Hubert Coram’s family. Dulca Coram improves but remains ill in McLarney Hospital. Velma Moore returned from Meadville to visit her parents Billy and wife. Edward Watson family came home from the southern part of the state. Mona Abbott visited Esteline Miller. Kenneth Bailey family staying at Bill Coram’s to help during Brookfield’s illness. Nolan Cassity and spouse visited. C E Davis and Ronnie visited Barn Head family. Albert Cassity and Mona Abbott, Elma Abbott shopped in Purdin Browning.
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Westfall and Paul D. visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Tucker and Kathy. Mr. and Mrs. Francis Berry also visited.
Norris Knifong from California arrived home Saturday to spend vacation with his family the A L Knifongs and others. Several residents reported minor injuries and neighbors shared visits and Bible school memories as Jessie Britton won a Bible book prize and many social calls occurred around town.
Mr and Mrs Calvin Lambert of Fayette visited Mr and Mrs Robert Lambert and daughters Tuesday. Lucille and Leoma accompanied them home Wednesday and returned Saturday. Mr and Mrs Allen Belzer and family visited in Winigan Wednesday evening. Mr and Mrs Archie Dickinson ...
Families and relatives in Brookfield and nearby towns shared visits Friday through Sunday. Mrs. Gladys Floyd aided with a paper project Friday. Norma Floyd and Mrs. Robert Lambert hosted guests in Brookfield. several households including the Lamperts and Briggs spent time with relatives and friends. The Shelby 4 H Sewing Club met at the school last Thursday afternoon.
Children returned home last Tuesday after spending several days with her parents Mr and Mrs Charley Maxwell and other relatives. Mr and Mrs Chas Thompson and daughter Nancy were in Purdin Saturday night. Larry Smith visited his grandparents Mr and Mrs Edgar Crist in Brookfield last week. Mr and Mrs Quinn Guyer traded and visited in Purdin Saturday. Mr and Mrs Harry Lambert spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Simpson Cordray.
Morris Chapel notes list Rolan Gooch and Fred Creason in Kirksville for college and returning home for the weekend. Kenneth Murrell and Lorene Jackson's illness brings family travel to Moline Illinois. Other visits include Leonard Richardson Pattie at E J Palmer home and Ola Creason with Raymond Murrell at Lee Wood home.
Mr and Mrs John Young of Meadville area visited relatives with Sunday dinner at Babe Kimbrough. Babe Kimbrough and family hosted Monday guests Grover Garrett and wife at his Purdin home.
Rain continues soaking the area with nearly two inches falling Saturday afternoon and again Monday hindering fieldwork. Local residents Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lambert return from Dakota visits. The Pulliam baby receives the name Nancy Lee. Mrs. Janes Olson rests at her daughter’s home due to rheumatism. Arthur Griffith paints the Purdin school interior. Mr. and Mrs. PE Cokerham visit from Dallas and Dorothy Bowyer heads back to Brookfield after a week here.
A brief social note records Bosworth visiting his parents and Mr. and Mrs. Ray McNally of Milan calling at his mother's home Sunday afternoon.
Letters Testamentary for John Burwell deceased granted by Linn County Probate Court June 10 1949 to the undersigned. Creditors must present claims within six months for allowance and within one year from grant to avoid bar. Harra C Johnson Judge of Probate. First insertion June 16.
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