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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1948
Page
4
Fern N. Woodward and G T Woodward are listed as owners and publishers of The Browning newspaper in Missouri, with identification as the paper's proprietors.
Miss Margaret Wood returned home after an emergency appendectomy at Ottowa City Hospital. Local families hosted guests and hosted visitors from Chillicothe and Waterloo Iowa. The Haleville Ladies Aid met at Mrs. Ira Cox’s home as neighbors assisted Earl Van Dyke’s move to a new home. Dale Smith and Donald Searcy visited the Dudley family Monday evening.
Ona Lambert was in Laclede with his a 3 Mir and Sirs Harry Later.
Neighbors share Sunday dinners and afternoon calls across families including the Lacer, Lambert, West, Dickinson, and Shipley clans. In Reger and vicinity a meeting drew 27 despite bad weather. W S C S plans include a chilli supper and an all day gathering at the school house. Funeral services were held for Mrs. James Shipley at the Methodist Church with interment in the snry cemetery.
Locust Valley items report Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow Keithley and Mrs. Lottie Bun dies and Glen visiting their grandmother Mrs. Tey Brehm. Florence Ludwig suffered a fall injuring her ankle and is with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ludwig. Faith and Mrs. Morris Crook returned home Saturday. W. E. Crooks and Billy visited Chillicothe. Estel Keithley, C. L. Lay, and George Crooks called at E. W. Keithley home.
Mr and Mrs E L Chapman and Everett W E Crooks Mr and Mrs Alva Hoermann and sons and Mrs Grace Burdett were Sunday evening visitors at the W J Nickell home.
Community notes report residents moving to the Charley Dodson farm and visits among neighbors including the Bundridge Hollon and McDonald families. Mrs. Head and pupils hosted a Valentine event with ice cream and carpets. The More We Get Together Club met with a large turnout and quilt making activity. Hoskins shows slight improvement but remains in hospital.
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