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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1949
Page
4
Local notes report Mrs. T. A. Kimbrough recovering after a major operation at Chillicothe Hospital with visits from daughters in Wellington Chula and Chillicothe. Nearby residents and families are described moving farms and visiting kin including the Wood Coulter Hutchinson Morris and Gilmer families with several hospital and outing references.
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Daniels and daughter of Quincy Illinois visited relatives in Reger last week. Mrs. Betty Smith of Durham Missouri visits her parents Mr. and Mrs. John Bardon. Arthur Grindstaff sold his household goods and property Saturday and left Sunday for St. Louis to live with his son Howard. Miss Nellie Stephenson purchased the Grindstaff property and will move soon. Jimmie King Mrs Ida Tunnell Mrs Nora Cotter and Mr Lawrence north of Roger are on the sick list. Johnnie Stephenson is able to be up some at the last report. Mr. and Mrs. Gene Rogers Mr. and Mrs. Richard Haddox David and Martha visited the Moffitts and Bruce near St. Catharine Sunday.
Ed Moffitt visits then returns home with Don Moffitt. John DeWitt moves to a farm northeast of Milan and others relocate to nearby farms. Howard Ledford buys merchandise and takes over the former Ledford store. W S C S met with Edith Collins. attendees include Icel Crowdis and many others. a 47th wedding anniversary celebration for Mr. and Mrs. Glidewell plus birthdays observed with relatives from Milan Humphrey and surrounding areas.
Miss Mary Belzer spent a night with Leoma and Lucille Lambert. Allen Belzer has been ill but is better now. Helen A. West stayed with Mary Jo and Connie Simpson. Mrs Ellen Floyd and Garry Wayne visited with the Longwell and Belzer families. Herald Lambert visited from Brown ing. Allen Belzer's trip to Green City occurred Saturday. Jesse Longwell stayed with his parents. Alfred Lambert, ill in St Marys Hospital Kansas City, died after a heart attack. Lucille Lambert visited Wanda Hoskins Saturday night.
Mrs Marlin Belzer and Dixie and Max Swisegood called at the Allen Belzer home Friday evening. Archie Dickin son and Harry Lambert couples visited Browning while Robert Lambert and family received a letter from Pfc Irvin Lambert noting he would leave New York for Germany. Kenneth and John Walden Abbott spent Sunday with Eugene West who placed third at the Talent Guest show at Brookfield, singing a solo with piano accompaniment by Mrs Chas Thompson.
J T Hoseltons wired for electric lights last week. Alex Rinehart is poorly and staying with daughter Mrs George Jennings near Browning. Allen and Lyle McClaren visited Milan Monday. Clarence Fanning and Jim Butler visited Raymond Smith Sunday. Hubert Atkins bought six sons for the A B Ranch last week. Quinten Fields and wife joined Mr and Mrs Lester Fields for a night. they moved to the Clevenger farm. Mrs Cora Morgan traded in Browning Saturday. Creason sale drew attendees from around the area. Mrs Frankie Crowdis visited Browning Saturday.
In Purdin area notes the recent warm spell aids oat sowing and potato planting plans. Mrs. Harold Armstrong improves after a weekend illness. The Cassity family and Bevier relatives visited. Aunt Tilly McShane called on Effie Pulliam. Ed Pulliam’s recovery faces challenges.
The column reports cent illness with wishes for recovery. Mrs Ernest Pearson visited Mrs Fred Cassity Friday afternoon. Joe Creason remains about the same. Mrs Juanita Farwell left Tuesday for Wyoming after being called home due to the death of her father Tom Armstrong.
Jimmie Shatto is visiting his aunt and uncle Mr. and Mrs. Will Miller while on leave from the Marines. Hershel Head sustained a head injury Saturday at the rock quarry when a rock struck him, requiring several stitches.
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