Browning News Volume Dated June 23 1949
Browning Missouri weekly issue notes 1904 establishment and subscription price of 2.00 per year. It is entered as second class matter at the Browning post office. Date shown is Thursday June 23 1949.
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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1949
Page
4
Browning Missouri weekly issue notes 1904 establishment and subscription price of 2.00 per year. It is entered as second class matter at the Browning post office. Date shown is Thursday June 23 1949.
Local families and relatives from Chillicothe Unionville Brookfield Laredo Humphreys Lancaster and Langdon gathered for weekend visits and Father’s Day get togethers with relatives including Ned Rudloff Foss Christy Dunlap Linhart Nickell Kenley Allen Norvell Drake Norvell and Gooch families.
Sunday gatherings include Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Molloy and daughters hosting Palmer Buckner and Shafer families from nearby towns. Visits span Laclede Wheel ing and Chillicothe while noting attendance at the Wm. Singleton funeral.
The Brookfield circle shares weekend visits with relatives and friends. John Turner and family joined in Brookfield Saturday. Carl Stevens from Hutchinson Kansas visited the Arron Gooch home Sunday night.
Mr and Mrs Ellea Floyd and Pauline Floyd travel to Milan for dental work. Farmers and families from Brookfield Davenport and Purdin visit kin. Numerous couples attend dinners, fishing trips, and Sunday gatherings with relatives including Lambe rt Cokerham Thompson and others across Milan Brookfield Browning Purdin Davenport Goldsberry and Davenport.
Morning surgery at McLarney hospital followed by updates on residents. Mr and Mrs Tom Lacer hosted guests Thursday evening. Mr and Mrs Marion Hudson from California are visiting the Boyles and Floyd households with Crede Boyles and Agnes Boyles.
The piece records mainly social visits and family updates in Purdin. Names include Mr. and Mrs. Frank Murrain, Ray McNall, Paul Glidewell, Jane Olson, Mrs. May Ell, Chester Smithers, Charley Pulliam, Charles Pulliam, Sam McGuffin, Arthur Griffith, Roe Conley, Etta Cady, Leland Cassity, Effie Pulliam, Zida McNally, Ray Carr, Eva Helms, and Tilly McShane, with references to health concerns and travel.
A brief item notes Will Wohler is not feeling well and hopes for a rapid recovery. The piece mentions a Sunday visit with Mr and Mrs Charley and a letter from Mrs Nellie Kroger about her father Ed Pulliam also being unwell.
Fairview District reports the death of Wm. Riley on Monday night June 20 after a ten day illness. The obituary notes family visits and local relatives sharing sympathy as friends and neighbors recall his illness and passing.
Letters of Administration granted for Earl M Palm er deceased by Linn County Missouri Probate Court hearing June 15 1949. Creditors must file claims within six months. one year from grant bars. Attest H G Johnson Administrator and C A Johnson Judge of Probate. First insertion June 23 1949.
Mr. and Mrs. John Tucker Allen and Junior were at Milan and Browning Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. T. M. Smith and Charley Smith were there. Norris Knifong left Saturday for California. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Jones and their little son left Sunday evening for their home in California.
Letters Testamentary granted to Matilda J. Burwell executrix by the Probate Court of Linn County on June 10, 1949. All claims must be filed within six months for allowance or risk being barred. claims not filed within one year from granting may be forever attest. First insertion June 16.
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