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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1942
Page
5
Forsale notice lists oats ground space wanted by Geo L Burrows and contact options at Browning Mo. The fragment also mentions Jimmie Nickell and seed-related items for sale or trade.
Sunday School and Communion held each week at 10:00. Edward F. Williams leads Sept. Everyone is welcome.
Sunday School meets at 10:00 a.m. each Sunday morning with Herbert C. Bailey as superintendent. Everyone is cordially invited to attend.
The Methodist Church lists Rev. H. R. Tate as pastor with Sunday Church School at 10 a.m. H. L. Schrock serves as superintendent. Services are held on the first and third Sundays each month, with both morning and evening worship.
A wartime appeal urges readers to support the defense effort by buying Defense Bonds and Stamps. It highlights Pearl Harbor Wake Island Guam Manila Singapore Burma as under Japanese control and calls for immediate citizen support to equip armed forces with guns ships planes tanks and more. Buy Defense Bonds and Stamps regularly and as much as possible.
Edna Facto administrator will sell 80 head of livestock including horses cattle and hogs farming implements and household goods at the Virgil Facto home in Forker Missouri on Monday March 16 1942. Proceeds support estate expenses.
A sale is announced for Tuesday March 17 1942 located 8 miles east and 1 mile north of Purdin Missouri. The listing includes livestock some machinery and household goods.
Mrs. Frank Carter of Linneus visits Edgar Carter and family this week. Reports mention visits to Kansas City, Chila, Topeka, and Kirksville for medical needs. Community groups discuss contests, secret sisters, Sunshine Workers activities, and upcoming Alma meeting on March 12 with roll calls and songs.
Fourteen members and three visitors attended Hallies on Friday February 27 despite snow drifts. They worked on quilting with Doris and Hallie as entertainers. Goldie won Hallies trophy.
The notice invites patronage from readers to support the newspaper, stating advertising from the community keeps the paper possible and operational. It emphasizes the value of local business and public support for continued publication.
The group met at Mrs. Clarence McCollum's home with fourteen members and six visitors. They focused on Red Cross work, sang the new club song, read minutes, held roll call, and enjoyed readings plays songs and recitations. The contest stood 108 for whites and 97 for yellows. They voted for in school first aid kits and planned a farewell party for neighbors Mr and Mrs Orville Wyatt.
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