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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1948
Page
4
Estapuimen 1504 subscription price $200 per year stored as second class matter at the post office in Browning Missouri on Thursday March 11 1948.
Local notes record Mr and Mrs Duane Head visiting Tuesday with rand Mrs Eldon Riddle and other neighbors. Weather kept some away from Stitch and Chatter. Army inductee Irvin Lambert, son of Mr and Mrs Lambert, transfers to Knoxville Kentucky. Phillip McKenzie of Brookfield injured his right hand at work, hospital treatment required stitches.
Winter lingers with heavy snowfall Friday night into Saturday and a chilly week. Local residents share visits and health notes as Mrs. John Woodside suffers a stroke and Mrs. Mary Boomer shows improvement.
Community notes from Shafter list visits to Linneus Brookfield and Chillicothe with multiple residents attending sales and chorus practice. Election turnout was strong despite bad roads and approved a 35 cent levy for Jackson Township roads. Family visits include Cooper Morris and Phillips households with moves to Price Gilmer farm and Linneus.
Harold Adams spent a few days last week in St Louis on business. Mr and Mrs Raymond Philipps and Mr and Mrs Curt Helms went to New Boston.
Snow and bad roads hinder travel as residents report visits and moves. Mr and Mrs Bird Dowdy left for Roscoe's house and Mr and Mrs Wm Havens moved to the vacated farm. Nelson Mundell visited the Roscoe Powell home while the Gray family spent Friday with the Crowdis parents. Hubert Atkins will haul tile to the Chillicothe sale on March 20.
Mr and Mrs Aiten Abbott and daughter Mona visited Sunday night with Mr and Mrs Raymond Phillips erni Abbott made a business trip to Me and Mrs Robert Hunt and family shopped. Mrs Elma Abbott was called to Brookfield Saturday as her brother battles dust pneumonia. Herbert Peper is quite poorly.
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