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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1952
Page
8
Evangelist R C Yadon will preach at Purdin Church of Christ Sunday March 16 morning and evening. Everyone cordially invited to the services and Bible study.
A page of church announcements lists Mt Olive Baptist in Macon area with Sunday School at 10 and worship at 11 and 7:30, Purdin Methodist Circuit services on March 16 and 28, and North Salem and Browning circuit notices. Also mentions Evangelistic Mission starting March 28 and a Youth Rally in Macon on March 22 along with pastoral and Sunday school details.
Shelby and the surrounds were nearly isolated by a blizzard Saturday through Monday with four foot drifts between Shelby and Purdin. Mail carrier J N Chambers and helpers brought mail to town. School closed one day. P T A met at Shelby school. Funeral attended for Dean Johnson, son of Earl Johnson of Brookfield. Nearby residents visited family in Shelby and Milan areas. Weather rain persisted into Monday. several residents moved or visited farms and homes. Dr Prior of Milan treated Allen Fanning for a heart condition.
North Jackson notes report visits to relatives in Kansas City and Kirksville hospitals. Mrs Nancy Jerome remains frail after two months with Earl’s family. Shirley Warren underwent surgery for appendicitis at Kirksville Hospital.
Morris Crookshanks stayed with kin while parents were in Kirksville. Her brother Robby spent the day with Mrs. Kenneth Young. Raymond Browning directed hogs to market for Cecil, aiding in farm duties and sales preparations.
Mr and Mrs Harold C Bell and their child are mentioned in a Sunday night report. Mrs Coulter has just returned from the hospital and is much improved.
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