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Newspaper

Browning Leader Record

Location

Browning, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Mar 09, 1944

Page

4

Scottsville Social Notes Highlight Local Visits

Several from around here attended the Guy Peters sale last Monday. Herman Harris, employed in Ottumwa, Ia., stayed with his wife and children from Sunday to Friday. Allen McClaren and Roscoe Powell helped Hubert Atkins butcher Tuesday. Paul Hoselton and Clinton Powell have measles. The G. P. Club will meet with Mrs. Sarah Brassfield on March 9. Mrs. Leona Harris and children attended Sunday school at Reger. Rev Mink of Reger visited Herman Harris Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Will Kenley visited Mildred Taylor’s family Sunday. John Morgan is recovering and expected home soon. Mr. and Mrs. Allen McClaren Browning visited Thursday.

Guy Peters Herman Harris Ottumwa Allen. McClaren Roscoe Powell Hubert Atkins Butcher Paul Hoselton Clinton Powell G. P. Club Sarah Brassfield Leona Harris Reger Mink of Will Kenley Mildred Taylor John Morgan Allen McClaren Browning

Morris Chapel News Ties Local Movements And Illness

Mr and Mrs Rolla Gooch Mr and Mrs C M Goins and Urb Johnson visited Brookfield on business Wednesday. Mrs Glenn Cooper was taken to Kirksville hospital Tuesday. Essie Wood spent Wednesday with Mary Lee Kimbrough. Visitors at Lee Wood home Wednesday night included Red Gooch, Virgil Lee Falconer, and Babe Kimbrough families. Urb Johnson shopped in Purdin Thursday. Pvt Dryden Wood was sent overseas. C M Going and family weekend with Sam Sprague near Macon. Barbara Mae Kimbrough Wilma Donald Ray and Glenda Cooper ill with measles. Sunday visitors at Rolla Gooch home Urb Johnson and son Lee Wood Jimmy Goins.

Rolla Gooch C. M. Goins Urb Johnson Brookfield Glenn Cooper Kirksville Essie Wood Mary Lee Kimbrough Lee Wood Red Gooch Virgil Lee Falconer Babe Kimbrough Purdin C. M. Wood Pvt Dryden Wood C. M. Going Sam Sprague Macon Barbara Mae Kimbrough Wilma Donald Ray Glenda Cooper Rolla Gocch Jimmy Goins

Shafter Items Report Spring Weather And Local Meetings

Rain brings road trouble and green pastures as spring nears. Jackson Center school board members and teachers attended a Brookfield meeting with Ocea Edwards and others reporting a profitable gathering. Mrs George Phillips, Miss Ocea Edwards, and local residents were noted in various social visits and travels including Bud Tate visiting from Idaho and a Browning business trip.

Warren Gooch Darold Hutchinson Jackson Center Ocea Edwards Glen Jerome Rolla Gooch Harold Campbell Climax School Brookfield Junior. Phillips George Phillips Kenneth Gooch Browning Edgar “Bud” Tate Farragut Idaho Edgar Morris Geo. Phillips Ocea Edwards

Four Generations Share Weekend in Chillicothe

A social roundup notes Mr and Mrs Bob Gooch and Harold Campbell with family guests, Mr and Mrs James Coulter of Kansas City, and four generations enjoying a day in Chillicothe with Mrs Fay Coulter. The Kimbroughs visited, Mary Molloy stayed with Mrs Herman Cooper, Virgil Molloy tended stock, and Jess Donna John and Flo Hicks visited the Benskins.

Les Bob” Gooch Harold Campbell Elizabeth Charles L. W. Arnold Chillicothe Fay Coulter James Coulter Kansas City Tom Kimbrough Margaret Nolan Mary Molloy Herman Cooper Virgil Molloy

Purdin Social Notes Report Local Moves And Visits

Weather updates add moisture for wells as residents report new homes moved into and from town. Owen Stevenson and family settle in a new home. Kenneth Bagley buys from Jim Smith heirs. multiple visitors stop by Pulliam home. Lyons and Wohler families relocate. electric wiring underway for Roy Brown home. Cady Hamner from out of town visits parents. Nora Western ill. May Johnson improving.

Owen Stevenson Kenneth, Bagley Jim Smith Arthur Stultz Linneus Earnest Pearson Geneva Hess and Son Effie Pulliam Rosetta Wohler Pulliam Lee Lyons Merle Wohler Lyons Roy Brown James Shufflebarger Purdin Evelyn Cady Hamner D. L. Cady Nora Western Claude Moore Brookfield May Johnson

Pleasant Hill Notes on District Supper and Illness

Pleasant Hill items recount a Fairview school district supper for the district ladies, weathered roads delaying plans, Edwin Tucker out with measles, Phillip Britton and Billy Newton ill, John Tucker aiding in hedge work, and visits by Van Mairs and Archie Coffman to Brookfield to see John Mairs who had been sick. Mr and Mrs Kenneth Knifong mentioned.

Wayne Britton Brookfield Fairview Edwin Tucker Phillip Britton Billy Newton John Tucker Ben Brantner van Mairs Archie Coffman John Mairs Kenneth Knifong

Mrs Knifong Improves After Illness in Kirksville

In Kirksville on Sunday Mrs Knifong received a treatment after several days of poor health. She is reported to be feeling better today Monday.

Kirksville Knifong

North East Linn Social Roundup Highlights Local Visits

Mr and Mrs Milo Bailey and children visited relatives including Mr and Mrs Jesse Bailey. Many locals like Otis McCollum and Jay McGhee joined Mary McCollum and Loren McCollen family gatherings. Re v Leo Spurling of Kirksville dined with Russell Crist. Visits extended to Kirksville Brookfield and Chillicothe with animals and chores noted.

Milo Bailey Jesse Bailey Otis McCollum Jay McGhee Loren McCollen Mary McCollum Ernest Sorge Robert Cattey George Milhoan Edgar McCollum Kirksville Sam Franklin Brookfield Leo Spurling Russell Crist Eula Shaffer Ora Tallman Lane ‘Bailey

Last Week’s Community Notes Record Social Visits and Moves

Pvt Harold Meeks visited his mother and husband Mr and Mrs Bill Grind then left for camp. Liston Dunlap moved his saw mill and logs near Milan. Mrs Ralph Collins and daughter Patty visited Addie Dell. Jake Butler from Delaware visited relatives. O J Long sold two town lots to Arthur Grind. The Bardon family and Roy Rardon from Kansas City spent the weekend here. Tunnell family from Milan visited Addie Dell. Brownie Collins and daughter Linda Kay visited. Willie Woodall spent Sunday with his father Tom Woodall. Two lady ministers preached at the school. Lester Stevenson and family had dinner with Rev Mink. Edd Smiley moving to Grant Smith farm. Artz family visited C E Maggart. Nella Stephenson spent Monday with Grant Smith and Seckington families and Swank children at Walter McKay. Raymond Smith family spent Sunday in Scottsville with relatives.

Harold Meeks Bill Grind Liston Dunlap Milan Ralph Collins Patty Addie Dell Jake Butler Delaware L. J. Butler John Reed O. J. Long Arthur Grindstaff Tom Bardon Roy Rardon Kansas City David Tunnell Brownie Collins Linda Kay Charlie Collins Willie Woodall Tom Woodall Lester Stevenson Harold Cora Smith Mink Edd Smiley Grant Smith Sam Artz C. E. Maggart Nella Stephenson Harold Seckington Millard Swank Walter McKay Raymond Smith Scottsville Allen

Local Visits Highlight Weekend in Milan Area

Mrs. Grant Smith spent last Thursday with Mrs. Mary Tipton. Mr. and Mrs. George Harding and their son Billy from east of Milan spent Sunday with their brother and family, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Artz.

Fanning Grant Smith Mary Tipton George Hardinger Billy Milan Geo. Artz

Community notices from Winigan vicinity

The column records local moves and health updates including births and hospitalizations at Kirksville and Grim Smith hospital. It notes the death of Eugene McArtor and burial at Price Cemetery, plus visits and family arrivals across area households.

North Salem Community Notices Update on Local Health and Visits

Aunt Emaline Carmack slowly improves from a severe gall bladder attack suffered Tuesday morning February 29. Three children came from Oklahoma. Carl and Nora returned home while Mabel stays to help. W. H. Cassity Jr. improves but remains at risk in Brookfield with Ray Cassity Sr. family. Ethel Swisegood was in Purdin. Max Swisegood visited grandmother Lela Peavler. John and family spent Sunday and Monday at home. Earl and Shirley Peavler returned to Kirksville. Verlan Clark stayed with grandfather Mike Pearler. Eldon Morris family moved onto the G A Brantner farm recently vacated. Earl Maggart and daughters visited their parents Albert and Mrs. Maggart. Bessie Mitchell visited Lois Jennings and Barbara Ann. John McCollum spent most of last week with Ramah McCollum. James returning to Ottumwa. Earl Pearler, Nile Clark, and Oren Jennings were in Winigan. John Walden Abbott stayed with Oren Jennings Friday night. Earl Smith on a 10 day furlough with R. H. Smith and Elaine. Mable Lambert and Sonja visited John Tucker on Sunday.

Emaline Carmack Oklahoma Carl Nora Mabel Cora W. H Ray Cassity Brookfield Ray Ethel Swisegood Purdin Max Swisegood Lela Peavler John Baker North Salem Earl Shirley Peavler Kirksville Verlan Clark Mike Pearler Eldon Morris Sherwood G. A. Brantner Earl Maggart Albert Maggart Bessie Mitchell Lois Jennings Barbara Ann John McCollum Ramah McCollum James Ottumwa Iowa Earl Pearler Nile Clark Oren Jennings Winigan John Walden Abbott Earl Smith R. H. Smith Elaine T. M. Smith Mable Lambert Sonja John Tucker

Topeka Visitors Spotted In Local Relds Saturday

Mr and Mrs Howard Tolle and Miss Morene Crump of Topeka Kansas visited relatives here Saturday. Mrs Eula Robinson and children and her sister and husband, all of Topeka Kansas, also visited relatives here Saturday.

Howard Tolle Morene Crump Topeka Kansas Eula Robinson

Death of David Robinson of Topeka and burial

David Robinson of Topeka Kansas died last week and was buried Thursday at Camp Ground cemetery. He leaves his wife Eula Robinson two children six stepchildren his mother of Humphreys and other relatives. Local neighbors and relatives gathered for the burial and mourning observances.

David Robinson Topeka Kansas Camp Ground Eula Robinson Humphreys

Public Notice of Property and Funds March 3 1944

A dated notice from March 3 1944 lists present indebtedness and money on hand as of March 1 1944. It names machinery including one caterpillar road patrol in excellent condition and one rotary scraper in good condition. Clerk Beryl Head signs the record.

Duncan Township Sullivan County Missouri Beryl Head Township Fund

Also Mentioned on This Page

Browning, Missouri Morris Chapel News T. R. McArtor M. D DR. Vinton Jones Schoene’s Herman Adams G. H. Kroeger Osteopathic Purdin, Missouri Pleasant Hill North East Linn Items DR. Salsbury E. F. Peterson Nation- Wide Poultry Health Service Winigan Vicinity Carl Theile, Jr Joe Franklin Grim-Smith Hospital Clara Kathryn Delbert Nickell A.S.O J. L. Jones Enid Bailey Eugene McArtor Price Cemetery Dillard Rankin St. Louis Rankin Ivan Cable Avan Haggy Alva Maggart Hattie Harris Tom Crist Emerson Cattey Frank Cattey Kylie Belzer Tom Greenstreet Amanda Cook Roy Stephenson Johnny Nelson Cattey Dillion Rankin Electric Theatre Henry Jimmy Lydon Charles Olive Blakeney - Pry Vaughan Gleser Red Skelton du Barry Roy Lovelle Ike Grindstaff Irvin Smith Lillie Pearson H. M. Smith Melvin Burress Satuday Géo. Hardinger George Artz Willie Grindstaff Joe Herrington Unionville Wm. Wheeler Athel Creason Floyd King Cpl Amiel E King Illinois Leon King Tarkio, Mo Fulkerson Monument CO Sundaies R. C. Knifong Gooch & McArtor Plane Seer Laura Atkins Crowdis & Poole H. C. Bailey P. A. Brassfield Citizens Savings Bank Eeee Members of Board Trustee Commission Citizens Savings Ban Ewer Serestineren A . Tee
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