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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1945
Page
3
A collection of social visit notes from residents including Valjean Gooch, Joyce Mun, Lula Carter, and others. Also, a township election notice for Enterprise Township Linn County Missouri to be held March 27 1945 for multiple local offices.
Pfc Harvey James Neet of Selma Alabama arrived last Wednesday night to visit his mother Mrs J N Neet and other relatives following his return.
Sgt Glenn George visiting his parents Mr and Mrs Hardin George and relatives from California. Pvt Jakie Simmons on furlough from Camp Wolters Texas visits wife and his parents Mr and Mrs Jake Simmons and relatives. Pvt Freddie Lee Montgomery from Camp Hood Texas spends furlough with his father Mac Montgomery and relatives. Sam Warren Gene Arnold and Mrs E R Warren travel to Kirksville after Mr Warren. he had been hospitalized there and is improving at the Frank Maggart home.
A report details township collections and the settlement with the county court for 1944. It itemizes the percentages allotted to townships, the court, and related administrative distributions, outlining how funds were allocated and the total collected during the year.
Hatching eggs will be accepted Monday through Friday only. This policy change is to track egg arrivals and exclude early Saturday mornings. L. O. Wykoff Produce.
A series of short notes records visitors and relocations in Milan and surrounding areas. Names include Lester Peters of Chicago visiting his father G. L. Peters and George, Chas Maggart and Mrs Maggart from Milan visiting the Burwells, and Lucille Stults returning from Kansas City to her mother Hattie Stults. Other items note Harvey Shannon of Central Co-operative in Columbia on business, the Seckington family moving to a farm near Milan, Kate Adams and daughter from Kirksville visiting Mrs. Chas Richmond’s family, the Nickells returning home after wintering in town, the Quigleys returning to Kansas City after a stay with local families, and visits by Vic Jones, Alda Brookshier, George Haley’s family from near Purdin, Woodrow Keithley’s family from Linneus, Bobbie Garrett and daughters Anita Fae and Sharon from Keokuk, Iowa, plus C. H. Best and Lucille Best from Bogard visiting C. W. Gooch and Patricia.
Mr and Mrs Chas Hatfield and daughter of Marceline Missouri and Sgt J W Phillips of San Diego California and Mrs J W Phillips of Joplin Missouri were Monday guests of their grandfather J T Hooker and Mrs Hooker. Sgt Phillips is in the Army Air Corps.
S/Sgt. and Mrs. Allen Head visited his parents then traveled to Wisconsin and Jacksonville, Florida where he will be stationed. Cpl. Newton Edgard Morelock returned from El Paso to spend time with his family. Aviation Cadet Ray D. Peterson, formerly with a Naval V-12 unit, heads to pre flight school in Iowa City Iowa.
Mrs Stella Page and Mrs Margaret Smith hosted a Dessert Edge gathering Tuesday evening at the Page home. Guests included Mesdames Amanda Bartow Lillian Bennett Alpha Brantner Artie Calhoun Helen Carter Elizabeth Elsherry Marilyn Gooch Martha Gooch Frances Grice Leona Harris Mabel Harvey Frances Heselton Velma Jennings Blanche Johnson Lena Kenley Beverly Moore Ila Nevins Hazel Peterson Genevieve Prather Pearle Thurlo Lila Williams and Misses Patricia Gooch Erma Peterson Mary Smith. Favors for high score went to Mrs Maybn Gooch, traveling prize for 80 honors and game to Mrs Brantner, consolation to Mrs Bennett. Mrs Smith presented the hostess a gift.
Dr Salsbury s PAR O SAN is praised as a dependable pleasant smelling stainless economical disinfectant for brooder use with regular applications to improve chick profits. E F Peterson lists Browning Mo contact Phone 196. Local notices report visits and moves including Ray Kelly visiting Kearney and the Lay family moving from Maywood Ill to Belle Knifong s home with Mr Lay soon to report for military service.
A string of local residents visited Browning on Friday and Saturday including Mr and Mrs Mac Molcy of Pur din Mrs Rose Singleton and daughter from Laclede Mrs Carlos Harris visiting in Brookfield and Mr and Mrs Willard Ross. Several families moved to new properties and others traveled for shopping or plays with relatives in Linneus Milan and St Louis.
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