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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1952
Page
4
Owners and publishers MRS, FN, and G. T. Woodward announce Friday edition dated March 27, 1952 for Browning Missouri. Local notices and community news featured with standard paper content and public notices aligned to small town readership.
Shelby notes recount visits by Guy Montgomery and other locals on Monday and Tuesday. Crede Boyles, Mary Helen, and George Sanford connect with family. James Smith rumored ill. Nolan Boyles at Noble Neals. Nile Rauer and Leon Smith from Smith and Rauer Auto Dealers dissolve a partnership with Nile selling to Earnest Smith. various shoppers and callers noted through the week. Dr James Craig of Oklahoma, former Shelby physician, has died. Herbert Boyles returns home from Kansas City after six weeks. Thomas Reed’s son in army at Camp Pickett is a musician in civilian life.
Kenneth Hale chauffeured Mrs. Ellis Adams to Kirksville for a hospital visit. Many families from Chillicothe and Brookfield visited relatives in area hospitals. Purdin PTA plans a radio show at the Movie Barn on April 11 by KCHI. Harvey Oertwig, in the armed forces, visits by plane to Kansas City with relatives and friends.
A revival gathering began Sunday at Reger Methodist Church with attendees including Mr and Mrs Bobbi and various neighbors visiting through the week. The service featured community folks such as Earnest Smith visiting Mr and Mrs Terome Smith and a social evening Friday hosted by Mrs John Myers and daughters with refreshments and attendance from many local families.
Allen Fanning writes about Scottsville social notes. Alice Ford visited Anita Faye and Rosalie McClarnday so early week. Susan Bartimus and Sonja reportpox. Allen and Rosalie McClar en in Milan Saturday. Cecil Taylor and son move to Byron Taylor farm. Willis Smith stayed with grandparents Allen Fanning for a few days. J T Hoselton’s and wife missive from their son Paul who is in the Army at Fort Knox.
Sam Sprague visited the Chas Goins home. Rolla Gooch and Babe Kimbrough with families shopped in Shafter last week. Babe Kimbrough and Lee Wood attended a Milan sale. Lewis Wood and Carol Lee visited the Lee Wood home.
Mr and Mrs Roscoe Powell were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs Lee Kimbrough. Deboram Tharp and family, Clinton Powell and Tommy called. Gale Thuslo and Frances Hoselton took Henry Arthur Thurlo to Kirksville Friday evening and had his activity noted.
The column lists numerous visits and gatherings among families such as Mr. and Mrs. Lee Kim Hone, Mr. and Mrs. Junius Mundell, Mr. and Mrs. Ned Me, Mr. and Mrs. Geo Wood, and many others. It notes illness and travel, including R. F. Gooch to Camp Crowder and the passing of Mrs. Nancy Jerome, with relatives coordinating condolences and attendance at events.
Rhodes reports Myrtle Stone has been discharged from Chillicothe Hospital and is convalescing at home. Kenneth Jennings and family traveled to St. Louis for medical reasons. Mrs Arch Bruce and Mrs Nove Gooch of Purdin visited Jerome of Chillicothe, while Jess Bruce spent Monday with W R Phip til Jerome and Foster hosted Thursday evening supper.
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