Lost golden hours between sunrise and sunset
Quotation notes two golden hours lost yesterday between sunrise and sunset. No reward offered as they are gone forever according to Horace Mann.
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Horace Mann
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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1945
Page
2
Witty Observations on War Era Behavior and Social Change
A collection of quips about postwar life in Germany and home front attitudes. Jokes touch on beer gardens, fashion shifts from lavender to sarong, parenting roles, and shifting wages after the war. The piece critiques conscience, ignorance, and manners with sharp social commentary.
Local families visit relatives and move plans noted
Misses Dorothy McClaren Na dine McKay and Thelma Swank head to Iowa to visit Aunt Mrs Monroe White. Hubert Newmyer and children from Kansas City stay a week with Mrs Ella Rogers and Mrs Etta Fisher. A G Smith visits Bertha Riddle in Browning. Dolores Stephenson and Geneseo friend spend weekend with Johnnie Stephenson and family. Gilbert McKay and Robert Stephenson Jr with families visit Walter McKay. Wm VonFossen Christine visit siblings C J DeWitt and Josie Fields. Etta Fisher Nella Rogers and Hubert Newmyer drive to Trenton to see M D Jones. Ray Rardon moves into Art Rardon’s property and rents Ray Trumbo station to service cars. Hurbert Middaugh of Osgood, overseas 32 months, visits sister Ray Rar
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy McClaren
Nadine McKay
Thelma Swank
Iowa
Monroe White
Hubert Newmyer
Kansas City
Ella Rogers
Etta Fisher
A. G. Smith
Bertha Riddle
Browning
Dolores Stephenson
Geneseo
Johnnie Stephenson
Marvin
Gilbert McKay
Robert Stephenson
Walter McKay
Wm. VonFossen
Christine
C. J. DeWitt
Josie Fields
Nella Rogers
Trenton
Ray Rar
Milan Family Visits Relatives This Week
Mrs. Glenn Collins and her son Gary of Milan spent the week with Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Collins, joining Don and family for the visit.
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Don
Glenn Collins
Gary
Milan
Chas. Colins
Monroe grandson home on furlough as family dinner
Mr and Mrs Dave Monroe hosted a family dinner honoring their grandson Pvt Von Monroe on furlough. Several neighbors and relatives attended events around Shelby including church visits and local gatherings throughout the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave Monroe
Pvt
von Monroe
Dora Cornwall
Carwin
Bear Branch Church
Shirley Shifflet
Grover Kearn
Dorothy
Ben Cattey
Guiles Cattey
Winigan
Vina McDonnald
Sherry Simpson
John Simpson
Wheatcraft
North Salem
Nooon
Shelby School
Fritz Eden
Joe Eden
A. J. Stufflebean
Dickinson Items On Weekends in Nearby Towns
Mr and Mrs Norman Woodside and children traded in Purdin Saturday evening. Mr and Mrs Robert Lambert and children were in Brewing Saturday night and attended the show. Mr and Mrs Archie Dickinson were in Brookfield Friday. Irvin Lambert spent the weekend with John Walden Abbott. Mr and Mrs Everett Hale and children traded in Brookfield and Purdin Saturday. Mr and Mrs John Longwell and son Jesse were in Milan Monday. Mr and Mrs Jess Woodside and son Marlin with Bill Jenkins of Brookfield and Howard Jenkins and son Billie from Washington were Sunday dinner guests of the Woodside family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Woodside
Purdin
Robert Lambert
Archie Dickinson
Brookfield
Irvin Lambert
John Walden Abbott
Everett Hale
John Longwell
Jesse
Milan
Jess Woodside
Marlin
Bill Jenkins
Howard Jenkins
Billie
Washington
Local families visit over weekend and past week
Jesse Longwell and family joined Mr. and Mrs. Jim Spake and Mr. and Mrs. Riddie for Sunday. Nelson Britton visited her brother and family last week. Harry Lambert traveled to Browning to see his mother Mrs. J. T. Hooker. Clyde Belzer and son Bobbie of Winigan joined Jesse Longwell and son and Anna Belle Belzer and children Thursday evening at John Longwell’s home. Archie Dickinson’s family went to Milan Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ae Jesse Longwell
Johnnie
Jim Spake
Riddie
Nelson Britton
Norman Woodside
Harry Lambert
Browning
J. T. Hooker
Mr. Hooker
Clyde Belzer
Bobbie
Winigan
Fairview District No 110 Community Notes Visit Guests
Mr and Mrs Beryl Taylor and Beverly visited Kirksville on Friday to see Mrs Helen McCollum and her son Lt David Michael McCollum on furlough. Other visits included Mrs Frank Tucker helping Mrs Taylor with house cleaning and outings by Perry Bramhall Wayne Britton and Bernice Riley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beryl
Taylor
Beverly
Kirksville
Helen McCollum
Opal Westfall
Paul Dean
Wayne Britton
Bernice Riley
Brookfield
Mary Tucker
John Tucker
Allen
Browning and Purdin
Lee Kimbrough
Nora Straley and Sons
Wm. Riley
Beryl] Taylor
Morris Chapel Social Notes Highlight Weekly Visits
Mrs Oltie Johnson stayed in Chillicothe several days to visit daughter Marjory. Families from Morris Chapel traveled to Brookfield Linneus Kansas City and Reger area for shopping business and gatherings. Visitors included the Goins Gooch Bowyer Pulliam and Falconer families and guests at Wood Gooch and Oertwig homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oltie Johnson
Chillicothe
Marjory
Glenn Cooper
Babe Kimbrough
Brookfield
Vivian Falconer
Mary Lee Kimbrough
Linneus
Rolla Gooch
C. M. Goins and Son
Ora Smith
Travis Smith
Delmar Oertwig
Gus Oertwig
Kansas City
Red Gooch
Dorothy Pulliam
Wood Home
Spencer Bowyer
Jacky Price
Texas
Mary Kimbrough
Ralph
Susie Pulliam
Washington
Red
Virek Falconer
Lee Wood
Urb Johnson
Harry Oertwig
Dean
Francis Gooc
T. J. Aised
Frankie Crowdis
Reger
Johnson district social notes reveal wide family visits
Long Beach visitors Mr. and Mrs. Ray Morris arrive for an extended stay with their son and relatives. Many local families host guests and attend gatherings as Navy and Kansas City connections appear among attendees.
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Ray Morris
Long Beach
California
Morris
R. L. Brown
Dean Brown
Wiley Taylor
J. O. Harris
U. S. Navy
Oklahoma
Everett Harris
Ralph Todd
Doris Harris
Kansas City
Orlen Harris
Shelby Notes on Floods and Family Happenings
Sunday through Saturday reports recount local floods on Yellow Creek bottom land with crops under water and stock moved. Residents like Mrs Charley Wilson and Dorothy Kelly, Guiles Cattey returning from Denver, and families visiting Linn County are noted amid Father’s Day plans rain disruptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charley Wilson
Dorothy Kelly
Brookfield
Alex Finney
Fannie Monroe
Linn County
James Lambert
Yellow Creek
George Sandfort
Ray Lambert
Leon Smith
St. Joseph
Guiles Cattey
Denver
Colorado
Harold Foss
Shelby Switch
Jackie Leichhart
Bucklin
Locust Valley Items Note Social Visits Amid Storm Damage
Mrs Alva Hoerrmann visited grandparents with T Nickell on Monday. The Rinehart family and Li children spent time with J D Li. Cecil Lay helped Noble Crooks Wednesday. Blaine Nickell and family visited Chapman family Friday night. Keath Crooks received word of a return to the States and upcoming furlough from Connecticut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alva Hoerrmann
T. Nickell
Karo
Yea
Hoerrmann
Bob’ Rinehart
J. D. Li
Cecil Lay
Noble Crooks
Blaine Nickell
Earl Chapman
Everett
Kenneth Jennings
Junior
Walter Crooks
Keath
Connecticut
Weekend Visits Reflect Local Family Time
Catherine Wood and Betty Shafe spent the week end with home folks. Franklin Leslie of St Louis visited the Lauries. Shirley Warren stayed with her grandparents the Warrens. Ethel Rottmann visited daughters and relatives. Ted Hosler and Sandra joined afternoon guests. Kenneth Young and family visited Mrs. Beryl Warren’s group. Everett Crookshanks and Kingsolvers hosted. Billy Keeling and Cecil Crooks also visited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Wood
Betty Shafe
Franklin Leslie
St. Loui
Harry Leslie
Shirley Warren
Hugh Warren
Ethel Rottmann
Leroy Shafer
Morris Crookshanks
Ronald
Jerry
W. E. Sayers
Carolee
Ted Hosler
Sandra
Kenneth Young
Russell
Richard and
Randy
Beryl Warren
Everett Crookshanks
Vane Kingsolver
W. R. Young
Albert
Billy Keeling
Cecil Crooks
Rain lingers as locals visit. Purdin notes abound
Rain remains in Purdin with lighter totals after a week of wet weather. Local men back from Europe include Travis Smith Clovis Johnson Van Vencill and Melvin Lewis. Vaun Monroe visits from camp before returning to duty possibly in the Pacific. Mrs Matilda Haley and daughter Eva Foster host relatives. Multiple families visit and travel. a house fire injures Lydia Seals leading to her death at Brookfield Hospital.
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Europe
Purdin
Travis Smith
Clovis Johnson
van Vencill
Melvin Lewis
Vaun Monroe
Pacific
Matilda Haley
Browning
Eva Foster
Ivan Hedges
Kansas City
Faith Cassity
Ruth Cassity
Lula Helms
Leland Cassity
Lawrence
Kansas
Willard Ross
Brookfield
John Latta
Jim Buswell
Cof Browning
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Fairview District NO
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Betty Jo Barden
Roy Ball
Jimmy
Cota’ Thrasher
B. C. Valder
Baby
Des Moines
Hubert Morris
Valder
Wiley. Taylor
Barbara Ann
Cora June
Haleville
Suc Eed
Maxine Thomas
U. S. Army
Eisenhower
Roy Rogers and “Trigger
Santa FE
The
Cudahy Packing Co
Chillicothe, Missouri
the Gudahy Packing Company
Chillicothe, Mo
Buel Hoyt
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