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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1949
Page
8
Community members from Bogard to Milan gather for dinners visits and family trips. The column lists relatives and friends visiting Shel bina and nearby towns, with outings to Camp Crowder and Crowder Park, plus a fishing trip to Minnesota and visits to St. Joseph and Chillicothe.
Locust Valley items record numerous travels including Henry Watson and W. E. B Crooks to Milan and Linneus. J D Quigley family to Milan. families visiting kin near Harris and Laclede. The Hooker farm sale near South Hooker school may go to W J Gooch and Jas Havens if heirs sign. W E Crooks shipped hogs to St Joseph. Families gather for Father’s Day and church services at Mt Zion.
Sunday dinner guests included Marjory and another guest, visiting Mr. and Mrs. Blaine Nickell and their boys.
A wind storm and rain preceded a note about the communitywide shock at the passing of Will Riley. At Sunday dinner guests, several local families were listed among visitors and callers at neighbors’ homes, with church Bible School attendance noted and a G. P. Club gathering planned for June 24.
Mr and Mrs Gus Oertwig and Joyce returned from Illinois for a funeral. C M Goins Ruth Goins visited Lee Wood and Goins helped shingle. Joe Moore stayed with Loren Owens in Purdin. Don Wood worked in Kansas City and visited home. Pattie Richardson stayed at E J Palmer’s. Red Gooch family visited Nova Gooch in Purdin. Visitors at Lee Wood’s included Dr W J Gooch and others. Babe Kim broughs visited Grover Garrett in Purdin. Leonard Richardson visited E J Palmer.
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