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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1952
Page
2
We are authorized to announce John W. Milhoan as a candidate for the office of State Representative from Sullivan County subject to the action of the Democratic voters at the primary election August 5 1952.
Mrs E J Palmer and Mrs T C Palmer visited T C Palmer in Laughlin Hospital Kirksville during the week. Georgan ia Crooks is recovering from illness. The Wood and Owens families, Kimbroughs, Cr easons and Rich ards ons shared visits at homes in the area. Parishioners attended a Linneus council meeting and other neighbors hosted gatherings.
North Jackson brief notes recount visits among families in St. Joseph Lock Springs Haseville and nearby towns. Families include Bowersox Crookshanks Gooch Sayers Knifong and Rinehart with relatives in Missouri and Kansas City plus a newborn grandson and a TV interview with an elderly aunt flown in from Texas.
Mrs Marvin Rinehart and Mrs Jess Bruce were noted as visitors to Purdin on Monday afternoon in a brief local society item.
Mt. Hope notes report visits by Mr. and Mrs. Curt Helms and son Max to Mrs. Pearl Helms. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Phillips traveled to Huntsville. Alton Abbott Mona and Elma Abbott shopped in Purdin. Herbert Coram made a business trip to Macon. A group will sing over KIRK Sunday at 9 a.m. They will assist Mrs. C. E. Davis. Ed Watson is on the sick list. Randall Minor made a business trip to Brookfield. Dick Winfreys and daughter spent Saturday night with the Minors.
Reverend Power among revival ministers at the Shelby tent meeting calls on locals. Ray Wampler, Joe Carr, and Ernest Smith visit Shelby for business. Agnes Boyles home hosts Sunday callers Crede Boyles Mary Helen and Robert Boyles. Herbert Boyles returns from Kansas City pleased with his work. Joan Deskins visits grandmother Mary Deskins. A E Buswell subscribes to the Browning Leader Record.
Mr. and Mrs. Nile Bauer and son visited Shelby relatives Sunday. Crede Boyles visited his mother and brother Sunday morning. Harold Wilson Curt Bauer and Nolan Boyles attended a party Saturday night. Rosa Kirk and daughter Helen Vincent Leland Lambert and A E Buswell were in Shelby Monday noon. Nearby Browning residents included Anna Knapp family and Elma Abbott family. Grover Kerns was in town Wednesday. Wednesday shoppers included Bill Bailey family Kermit Rulon Homer Finney Trace Christian Bert Kirk and other Iowans.
Mrs Willie Watson spent last week in Kansas City with her daughters and families. The Waves are proud parents of a baby boy born Sunday evening. Bob Rinehart and family dined with Havens. Lee Kimbrough hosted dinners for Powell and Dowdy families. Week end visitors included Hart and Evert Dowdy party from St Joseph and Debby from Kansas City. Warren family visited Milan.
Mrs Ruth Street traveled to Kansas City for a hospital checkup and visited relatives returning home Wednesday. Numerous neighbors and relatives gathered at various homes for dinners, birthdays, and social calls including the Alexanders, Stones, Potters, and Smiths.
Debby spends the week with Mr and Mrs Delorum Tharp and children in Milan. Saturday dinner guests were Mrs Alpha Powell Mrs Wilma Dowdy and Debby at Mr and Mrs Byrd Dowdy. Ray Bennett is on the sick list.
Letters of Administration granted to H Glionhnson by the Probate Court of Lina County Missouri on June 1 1952. Creditors must present claims within six months. if not exhibited within one year from grant, they are barred. Judge of Probate notes June 26.
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