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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1949
Page
2
Browning Missouri notes include an 1884 establishment line and a $2.00 yearly subscription price as a second-class matter enters the post office records. The issue date is Thursday March 3, 1949.
The Merry Maids and families gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Beryl Taylor Sunday evening. Mrs. Eldon Riddle and children returned to Brookfield. Beverly Taylor won the queen’s contest points at the Milan school carnival. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Tucker welcomed Mary Kathryn born weighing 8 1/2 pounds. Several visits and gatherings occurred including Devaun Tucker’s birthday oyster supper hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Frank Tucker. The North Salem Telephone Company held a business meeting Saturday afternoon at North Salem.
Locust Valley Church held Sunday school and preaching. Residents and visitors including James Havens Clifford Elliott and Chester Schrock traveled to Brookfield Yast Thursday. A large number attended school meetings in Milan Wednesday and several families made trips to Brookfield Trenton and Wheeling last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Collins and baby visited her parents near Trenton Saturday evening. Miss Marjorie Carter attending Girls Secretarial school in Kansas City visited her parents and brother and Mrs. George Carter.
Friday to Sunday visits from Jody Fred Tunell and Bob in Roger. Ada Smith learns Lyn dell Smith of Kansas City returned from hospital after sled accident. Mrs Harold Meeks injured by ice concussion in Trenton hospital. Frank Clark and Carl Partin visit Ada Smith and Ida Tunnell. Nadine Gray breaks arm in sled accident. Gary Gray stitches after face cut. Calls extend to Ida Tunnell and Ada Smith home. Cal Henley dies in Milan. Tom E Hoskins obituary. Arthur Grindstaff doctor visit. W S C S meets March 3. Rev Van Geisen to preach at Methodist. So per children recover from measles. Orville Wise family visit Kansas City.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions individuals including Mrs Boram and Humph with days Thursday to Saturday and Sunday visits by Mrs Len Lewis' mother and Mrs Lewis, but details are missing.
The notice identifies Mrs. J. W. Brown and Mrs. Boram, ages 84, in a brief personal or social item.
Mr and Mrs Babe Kimbrough and children visited the Lee Wood home. Rolla Gooch went to Brookfield on business. E J Palmer and T C Palmer plus their spouses traveled to Brookfield for business. Lee Wood and son Don went to Linneus for business. Babe Kimbrough and Red Henning visited Browning for business. Mr and Mrs C M Goins also noted.
Saturday activities include helping Bob and Lee Wood with butchering. Mrs. T. C. Palmer spent Saturday in Linneus at the E. J. Turner home. A Sunday visit occurred at the Ola Creason home. Gooch and son Susie Creason and Ruth Wood were guests at the C. M. Goins home one evening. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Richardson Pattie and Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Palmer shared Sunday dinner at the T. C. Palmer home.
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