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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1941
Page
4
Local items from Browning mix social commentary with a call for practical concerns. References to church bells gasless Sundays wage talks and fashion insights appear alongside remarks on farm weather and family news from Pleasant Hill. Notable names include Dess Fanning and multiple relatives, with hospital updates and a newborn daughter.
Mr. and Mrs. Blake of Salisbury and Mr. Baldwin of Memphis were Sunday dinner guests of Mrs. Lyle Britton. Lyle Britton and Spencer attended a card party at Haskell Spencer’s. Numerous visits tied families across Winigan Browning Brookfield Chillicothe and Browning with notices of kin and ailing Mrs. Smith's improving ear.
Marvin Abbott attended the 4 H club picnic at Pershing Park. Mrs Ailia Belle West visited Mrs Frank Belzer. Mr and Mrs Raymond Anderson and Evelyn Longwell were Brookfield visitors. Mrs Harold Abbott and daughter Marline visited Elwood and Rosa Foss near New Boston. Anna Belle West visited her sister-in-law. Port Stinson and family from Chicago Heights visited Mrs T S C Lambert. John Hooker and Mrs Peterson Browning visited Geo Spencer and Ody Spencer. Edna Lambert returned home after two weeks with relatives. Mrs John Longwell and others toured Chillicothe. Walter Head's mother Tillie Head died. funeral in Linneus. T S C Lambert visited Brookfield. Guyer and Spencer families visited. T S C Lambert visited Floyd Swisegood. Brownings visited Buswell and Lambert households.
Summer warmth pervades Purdin with no rain for ten days as Mr. and Mrs. June Pulliam of Arizona visit relatives and plan to return home. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Brown head to California after a fifteen day stay. local gatherings include Mrs. Lee Hardin hosting friends and a luncheon with several neighbors.
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