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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1942
Page
6
A long stream of residents and guests are listed as visiting, returning home, or traveling through Linneus and nearby towns including Brookfield Purdin Sumner and Milan. Notables include Dr Ray Duncan of Columbia Miss Gladys Gooch and J W Garrett with family and Billy Quigley from Gary Indiana. Several locals depart for military service or schooling and many take in social visits with relatives and neighbors.
Message from Dan M. Nee urges every American and Missourian to fund Midway victory. Calls for payroll savings at work, 10 percent war bonds, and including war stamps in budgets. Appeals to households, workers, and youth to buy stamps and bonds.
Andrew Horn of Kirksville visited the Forbes family. Green City pair Mr. and Mrs. J. Beall were guests of their son Kenneth Beall. Nyle Freeland, working in Kansas City, stayed with his parents. T. S. Bartow and son Jean visited Mrs. H. V. Campbell in Chillicothe. Harold Wykoff of Williamstown spent the weekend with his parents and brother, Donald, who left for St. Louis to be examined for the army.
Mr and Mrs Elza Jacobs spent Saturday night with her parents Mr and Mrs Robert Stephenson. Jimmie Rinehart stays with grandparents Mr and Mrs Roy Knifong. Sunday callers at the Stephenson home included multiple Stephenson relatives and Brinkley family members. Neva Brinkley of Laclede visits with uncle Fritz Brinkley. Clifford Fanning went to St Louis last week with hogs for S A Warren. Opal Mae Brinkley visits grandparents Rob Stephenson.
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