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Ard Herven offers a Greek saying about action over idle time. The quotation urges decisive effort rather than passive waiting.
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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1945
Page
2
Ard Herven offers a Greek saying about action over idle time. The quotation urges decisive effort rather than passive waiting.
Probate Court of Linn County Missouri granted letters of administration to V D Grice on March 19 1945. All claims against the estate must be filed within six months or be barred. one year to exhibit claims from grant date. Arthur L Pratt Judge of Probate March 22 1945.
A local notice notes condolences and expressions of sympathy to the bereaved family from the community and readers. The item signals support during a period of mourning and remembrance.
Community gossip item lists neighbors visiting each other around Haseville and Browning, including callers at W F Rottmann and other residents. The piece ends with a devotional poem found in the purse of J E Marvin, dated March 20 1940, printed in memory of her.
The item blends farm advice with strolling social notes. It mentions field cultivator spacing, travel by gallon and a half, dandelion greens, self chat, and political cheerleaders. Local greetings include Ray Bauer’s former occupancy, spring mailbox painting plans, and visits among neighbors. It closes with Everett Riley’s death and community sympathy.
North Salem items record numerous visits and travel. Names include Ray and Dean Bauer Oren Jennings and others attending dinners and sales in Linneus Breckfield Kirksville Brookfield Fort Jackson and Washington. Measles confinement and store repairs are noted among community happenings.
Sun returns and residents note warmer days. Mrs. Simon Hed nears home in Meadville. Ray and a McNally visit family. Joe Eden callers at L M McNally home. Geneve Hess and sons visit Ernest Pearson family. Ida Lambert and Ree Conleyard visit Brookfield to see Frank Lambert hospitalized. Cora Baskett Buckman dies in Kansas City hospital. Lula Carter shops in Purdin. Two showers occur Monday as weather turns.
Mr and Mrs Emmett Palmer and Merle shopped in Lin neus and Brookfield last week. Robert Gocch and Bernice Wise attended a Brookfield teachers meeting Friday. Essie Wood visited Ollie Johnson one evening. Frank Creason from Brownsing visits Ola Creascen family. Delmar Decertwig trio in Kansas City visiting Ora Smith. Babe Kimbrough Barbara and Lee Wood shopped in Purdin Saturday. Lois Elizabeth Cooper and Naomi Ratliff spent weekend at Glenn Cooper home. Mrs Clara Buckman died in a Kansas City hospital Sunday March 18. The community.
Mrs Clara Belle Eastman spent a few nights with Miss Ollie Burress. Mr Ralph DeWitt and baby of Waynesville attended the funeral of his mother Mrs C J DeWitt here Wednesday. Lyle Miller of Kansas City and other relatives visited for the week end.
Nellie Brown and Laura Watson visited Mrs Anna and Faye Taylor on Thursday afternoon. James Ball and Sherman Cassidy taught at Johnson the past week. A community club meeting last Friday night March 9 drew attendees who enjoyed the program especially the music.
A short play outlines two contests and ten Bingo games with prizes for each. The next meeting is March 23 with Lela Badger Mary Bail and Carrie Morris on the program committee. Refreshments will be cookies and cocoa. Mrs R L Brown and Mrs Laura Watson visited Miss Norah Moris. Mrs Anna Taylor announced five more great grandchildren bringing total to twenty nine, with five new descendants listed. Mr and Mrs H L Knight attended Mr Quigley’s funeral in Milar.
Save the liquid from canned vegetables after draining. Boil it down to the desired amount for serving before adding vegetables to heat. Refrigerate any surplus liquid for use in vegetable cocktails gelatin salads cream soups sauces and gravies.
Mr and Mrs Milo Bailey and children visited with Bill Tompton family. Cordray family moved to McArts farm. Visitors to Edgar McCollum included Glen Demory Russell Crist and Otis McCollum. Further moves saw Earl and Ted McCollum shift farms and Bedford visit for Milo Bailey. Perry Christian and Verlan Christian hosted Ted Crouse and family. O ra Cordray visited with Lloyd Cordray.
Mr and Mrs John Mil hoan and others visited Sunday with Mr and Mrs Glen Demery. Ira Overstreet spent Sunday with Lon Watson and Emerton. Cordray were visiting at Johnnie Bailey's Sunday. Art Milburn and Alton Ab bott hosted Sunday evening meal. Lloyd Cordray and his mother Ora Cordray shopped in Brookfield Saturday.
Mrs. Ethel Tripp visited Mrs. Mellie Thudium on Friday afternoon. Roy Maxwell and his wife were called to Brookfield Hospital on Saturday where their son Dean received treatment. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Gooch and Mr. and Mrs. Arlo Cordray shopped in Brookfield on Saturday.
Mr and Mrs Watson Burk holder and son Robert moved to the John Burkholder farm in Enterprise township. Mrs Vida Wampler visited her parents the Chas Thudium family and Ray Wampler. Mr and Mrs Jno Baskett and son visited Hubert Baskett and family Sunday. LeRoy Gooch son of Lee Gooch in Naval Training at Farragut Idaho was home on leave. Orville Thudium Pioneer seed corn supervisor spent two days at Columbia. Mr and Mrs Harley Smith visited Hubert Baskett Sunday. Mrs Braden Thudhum and son Gary visited her parents Elvis and Winigan Martin Saturday. Herb Pepper shopped at New Boston Saturday. Miss Bagley visited home folks at Purdin.
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