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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1947
Page
4
Fern N Woodward and G T Woodward publish the Browning Leader Record Browning Missouri a local paper established 1884 with annual subscription of 1 50. The edition notes its role as owners and publishers and that it is entered as second class matter at the Browning post office on March 27 1947.
A fragment discusses how inspiration or neglect harms friendships and notes that constant teeth brushing is worn as worn by younger generations advising parents for some time. It mentions Browning men and upcoming summers, implying social advice and personal care as social constants.
The passage notes March slowing, then recovering with a second wind as April arrives inviting renewed activity. It sketches a seasonal shift from early spring to stronger momentum in the new month.
Morris Chapel items list Brookfield visitors the Gooch family and others visiting neighbors in Chillicothe and Kirksville. It records many local calls and visits among residents, with brief notes on travel, weather, and family updates.
Mr and Mrs Perry Bramhall welcomed a baby boy at Laughlin Hospital, celebrating the birth with family and friends.
Unclear fragment shows names Clem Spring and Cora with a note mentioning Mr and Mrs Johnie Stephen. No concrete event or action is identifiable.
Letters of administration on the estate of James A. Lay were granted to Lyle Ingraham by the Linn County Missouri Probate Court on March 10 1947. All claims must be filed within one year from the grant date or be barred. Johnson, Judge of Probate Court. First insertion March 20 1947.
Saturday events in Milan include visits and condolences as residents report illness recoveries and funerals. Sherman Hoskins dies. several families extend sympathy. Duff Jennings and daughters visit Guy Brookshier. Hulda Willis is laid to rest. Ickie Jennings sees Kenneth Dunlap.
Residents in Purdin report a stormy spell with sleet snow and rain arriving over the weekend. Eva Helms and a friend were seen in Purdin Saturday as the unsettled weather continued.
The Smith school will close in three weeks. Sunday School will be organized again on April 6 at Schrock Church. Mrs. Myrtle Seaman visited her sister Mrs. Geo Robinson in Browning. Ruth Wages is improving, good news to friends. Mr. and Mrs. J D Seaman were trading in Reger Thursday.
Allen Fanning cuts wood for J. T. Hoselton as locals attend the Browning Community Sale on Saturday.
Locust Valley residents recount Sunday dinners and visits with family and neighbors. Mr and Mrs Blaine Nickell host, and many friends travel between Linneus Milan Purdin and Brookfield. Several family members illness and hospital runs noted.
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