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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1942
Page
5
Kirksville visitors include Jake Quigley and Sam Correll with families. Chillicothe and Brookfield residents stop by for business and papers. Repeated mentions of illnesses, hospital stays, and home visits accompany a flood of social schedules and local commerce notes.
Classified item lists thirteen pigs for sale along with a 750 watt Delco automatic switch and batteries. Contact Bailey Maytag Co. for details.
Thursday to Thursday sale featuring Radiant Dust Map at 39C each and 2MC with purchase of 1 quart Glo-Core at 9Sc. Local hardware promo details listed by Browning Lumber Company.
Edward F Williams invites Sept Everyone is welcome to Sunday school and communion at 10 00 each Sunday morning at The Churches Church of Christ.
A meeting is slated four miles south of Shelby on Rock Road on Tuesday March 31, 1942, beginning at 1 o'clock.
A compact item notes a stance against lazy hens with calls to action and timely response. The piece references a phone contact in 196.
Baptist Church announces Sunday School at 10 00 a m each Sunday morning. Herbert C Bailey serves as Superintendent and invites all to attend.
The Methodist Church lists Rev. H. R. Tate as pastor with Sunday Church School at 10 a.m. H. L. Schrock is superintendent. Preaching services are held on the first and third Sundays each month, both morning and evening.
A dramatic call urges citizens to enlist financial support for General MacArthur and the U.N. defense effort. The message frames donations as essential to supplying tanks guns ships and planes for a brave army defending everyone from aggressors.
Public appeal encourages readers to purchase Defense Savings Bonds and join payroll savings programs. Emphasizes everyone’s role in the war effort and urges continuous buying to support military needs.
The note page records numerous Sunday visits among Pleasant Hill residents. Families listed include the Grisamers Knifongs and Brantners with greetings exchanged at various homes near Winigan Purdin and New Boston. Small town life is captured in weekly shows of support and well being.
Urb Johnson and family visited Lee Wood and family on Sunday. Harold Cooper spent time with his brother Glenn and family. The Rolan Gooch family Nancy Hale and Ada Morris visited Kansas City for the weekend with Mr and Mrs George Crocks. Mrs Joe Edmundson and children were Sunday guests of her father W E Morris. Mr and Mrs Joe Moore Lavina and Merle Palmer were in Brookfield Sunday.
George Phillips and his relatives stayed with his mother Mrs Stella Phillips in Linneus, sharing a family gathering with local ties and hospitality noted in the report.
Miss Yvonne Wood of Kansas City spent the week end with home folks. Miss Carolee Sayers stayed with Kenneth Russell Young. Ronald Crookshanks visited his Grandmother Crookshanks. Chillicothe hosts Mr. and Mrs. Ora Holser and Marvin Saturday evening. Several families visited Ida Mae Eslin Sunday evening. Numerous visits spread through the day among local residents including Shafer Young Lane and Jennings households.
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