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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1950
Page
4
The notice states established 1884 and a subscription price of 2.00 per year for a Browning Missouri paper printed as second class matter at the local post office on Thursday June 29 1950.
Pearl Goins spent a day helping in cooking at a carpenters’ site with Mary Lee Kim. Brooks Buckman and children and others called at the Lee Wood home. Mr. and Mrs. Dean Gooch visited Rolla Gooch. Ola Creason and C. M. Geins guests. Lee and Don Wood traveled to Milan on business. The Moores dined with Mrs. Eva Horton in Linneus. Visitors included C. M. Goins and Sam Sprague at Emma Goins’ in Purdin. Ruth Goins of Kansas City visits her mother. Sunday night guests at Babe Kimbrough’s included multiple local couples.
Clarence Gibson of Brookport is among Shelby items crowded out last week as a local brief notes shifting schedules and items in the community reports column.
An advertisement discusses Maytag market share in north east Missouri and promotes used and new Maytag washers, Crosley Selvador and Philco refrigerators, Kem-Glo enamel paint, and Benjamin Moore paints. It closes with a quip about money meeting experience.
We are authorized to announce John W. Milhoan as a candidate for the office of State Representative from Sullivan County Missouri subject to Democratic voters action at the primary on Tuesday August 1 1950.
Glenn Freeland is a candidate for the Sullivan County Clerk position, running under the Democratic banner. The primary action is the Democratic voters’ decision at the August primary election to select a nominee for the Clerk of the County Court.
The Circuit Clerk and Ex-officio Recorder of Deeds Ralph Reinhold and Mary election on Tuesday August 1 1960.
A Shelby community gathering references a Wednesday night on June 14 with Herbert and Nolan Boyles prominent in the notice. The item notes local participation and the host locale, highlighting community involvement.
The week featured a heavy rainstorm that flooded homes and delayed travel near Bear Branch. Local residents, including Roscoe Ru lon and fellow motorists, waited over two hours to cross flooded roads. Shoppers and visitors from Shelby and Brookfield attended events, church services, and theatre outings, with Father s Day celebrations described as excellent and well attended.
State High way Commission of Missouri considers permit for erection and maintenance of a power line along State Highway No. 5 in Linn County. The route extends from about three miles south of Browning, Missouri, about one mile north on the west side of the highway. The description continues for related alignment and authority.
Notice states a hearing will be held at the Roy Johnson Highway Commission Building in Jefferson City Missouri on July 15 1950 at 10:00 A M to consider the location of a private property line along sections 18 19 and 17 township 60 range 20 with opportunity for interested parties to participate.
The board’s report declares the demands unjustified by the evidence and warns they would grant switchmen an unfair pay advantage while increasing railroad costs. It cites another case of a railroad union flouting Emergency Board findings and calling a crippling action.
A notice states that on or before a specified date any person may file objections or suggestions in writing with the commission regarding related matters. The document is issued by North Central Missouri Electric Cooperative Inc. and is signed by the manager.
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