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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1946
Page
4
The readable fragment shows era N Woodward G T Woodward and Publishers established 1884. Subscription price listed as $1.50 per year. Paper notes second-class matter at Browning post under March 2 1879 act, with date Thursday March 21 1946.
Quote by Thomas Hood emphasizes that evil stems from lack of thought as well as lack of heart, urging mindful reflection to counter wrongdoing.
A collection of wry observations on social behavior and fables about keeping respect, animal instincts, and caution in real estate and family life with humor and old time magazine tone.
Lambert was taken by Dr. Cable to Kirksville last Wednesday for hospitalization after a fall. He suffers a serious rib injury and other troubles. Several relatives visited, with updates on family members returning home from Detroit and Japan.
Community notes list visits among residents of Morris Chapel including the Kimbrough Palmer and Gocch households. The Decertwigs育 four hundred baby chicks. A social gathering at Gus Oertwig’s hosted Mr and Mrs Kenneth McKenzie and others from Illinois.
Mrs Carr ie Morris and Arthur hosted Mrs Richard Ulstrup of Free Water Oregon a niece of Carrie and aunt of Fred. Mr and Mrs J O Harris with Ralph and Mrs Todd visited Kansas City this week. Mrs Ray Pipes had dental work. Harvey and Berlin Page with Gertie Page and Vaughn Shaw visited recent weeks. J D Taylor returned from Chicago to parents Rolla and Carrie Taylor. Jas Sloan and two sons of Knobnoster Mo visited Carrie Morris and Arthur last Sunday. Mrs Richard Alstrup of Free Water Ore came
Mr and Mrs Robert Hunt and family from Breckfield bought the Roy Maxwell farm and moved in. Arthur Coram and family from Kansas City bought the Phillip Fox farm and reside there with son Gilbert. March 10 marked the 45th wedding anniversary of E F Thudium with a dinner attended by relatives and friends. Other local activity includes visits and shopping by several residents and a homecoming for Donald Smith from the Navy.
Mrs Ro L Brown was brought home from Simpson Hospital today after a stay for alive pneumonia. Mrs Charles Mcbee of Chicago Illinois visited with the Taylor family from Saturday to Tuesday. Twenty Happy Workers Club members enjoyed a gathering at Byron Britton's house Wednesday. Mrs Wiley Taylor and daughter Mrs Chas Mahee of Chicago called at the Ray-Pipes home Monday.
Mrs Rakma McCollum and her son moved to the Kenneth Governor farm. Leon Smith plans a new store building in Shelby. Dora Cornwall shopped in Purdin Saturday. Sewers from this neighborhood attended Fitch sale Thursday.
Vivian Powell hosted Kiva Monroe on Sunday afternoon. Homer Finney and family and John Rulon and family visited the Alex Finney home Sunday. Nerwin Cornwall spent Sunday with Grover Kearns. Maude Wilson visited Lehman Powell Monday. Runyan and Guyer hauled cattle to Kansas City Sunday night. Mrs. Vina McDonald is ill at John Simpson’s home. An eighth grade teacher at Shelby returned to teaching last week after an operation. Mrs. Ruby Boyles filled the vacancy.
The Scottsville notes describe heavy rain helping grass growth and list residents and visitors. Mentions include Miss Phylliz Barden with her parents Mr and Mrs John Barden, Rosalie Anita Faye McLaren with Mrs Lena Ford, Lyle Wickham visiting Browning, and Edne Lee Smith staying with grandparents Allen and Mrs Fanning while attending Browning school.
Leoma Lambert spent Sunday with Helen Ann West. John and Jesse Longwell visited Browning Saturday. Families including the Lamberts and Dickinsons hosted Everett Hale’s family Saturday evening. Norman Woodside visited with parents Saturday. Calvin Lambert traveled to Pur din Browning to see grandmother Mrs. John Hooker. Johnnie Longwell and Tommy Belzer visited grandparents Monday. The Dickinson Community enjoyed a party at the school house Tuesday night. Mrs. Jesse Longwell and son Johnnie were in Brickfield Wednesday.
The text notes multiple Sunday visits among residents including Mrs. Alva Deskins and granddaughter Caro lyn Hampton, Matlin Woodside with brother Norman Woodside and family, and Mrs. Robert Lambert with Lucille at Mrs. Harry Lambert's. jantar. Local figures T. S. C. Lambert and family coordinated a site with the John Longwell and T. S. C. Lambert households as neighbors express concern over his declining health at Laughlin Hospital.
Smiths and daughter Frances Kavol of Kar szxs City visited her parents Mr and Mrs Rosvo Powell. Guests included Delorum Tharp and son Roger. Betty Powell left for California. Charles West visited her parents Herdin George. Wilma Dowdy is home and improving. Phyllis Barden spent the
Eugene Thurlo has been on the sick list with flu the past week. Mrs. Paul Warren returned home last Tuesday from the hospital in Kirksville and is getting along as well as expected. Mrs. Ned Mundell is getting better and will soon be able to come home.
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