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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1946
Page
4
The text blends aphorisms with scattered notes on family, housing, illness and schooling. It mentions a man changing life, trouble with a mother-in-law, a housing shortage, and a brief reference to scarlet fever and penicillin affecting students. The readable facts are fragmented and vague.
Community members in North Salem gather at the Methodist Church on Sunday March 31 at 9 o clock to organize next year s Sunday School. Local residents attend church events and visit friends at shares of meals and hospital updates while family and neighbors travel between Brookfield Kirksville Ogallala and Winigan for visits and sales.
Mr and Mrs Rolla Gooch and son shopped in Chillicothe with a guest at the Lee Wood home. Gus Gertwig family and Gertwig sons joined Earnie McKenzie for Sunday dinner. Urb Johnson visited Arthur Griffeth on Sunday. Jim Goins spent the weekend.
Jackson Center hosts Mr and Mrs Jesse Bruce with the Phillips family. Berd Gilmer visits J P Gilmer. Julius Woods visits Chillicothe. Russell Benskin family shops in Brookfield. Alta Mae Hicks visits mother Lelia Hicks. Virgil Molloy and family visit Meneelys. Grive and Arnold noted. Joeey and George Phillips attend Sunday scenes. Blanche Stevenson stays with Lelia Hicks.
Sunday entries report a heavy rain over Friday night and Saturday with hope for clearer days ahead. Numerous visits follow across Wellsville Linnaeus and Brookfield involving Mr and Mrs Pulliam Cady Gooch and others. Several health updates mention Mrs Ed Pulliam improving and Arthur Suultz poorly.
The note extols Kem Tone for economy beauty and durability while recounting initial misgivings. It mentions wallpaper shortages, new patterns, strong stove parts demand, and the shop’s shift away from cash payments, citing busy season expectations.
Smith items note Marjorie Verne and Jerry Taylor visiting grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Will Kenley for dinner. Phyllis Bardon stays with Mrs. Paul Warren helping with work before and after school. Evert Dowdy and Lee Kimbrough visit host families. Joe Ford and the Thorp family share Sunday meals. Thorp and Devlin Thorp visit Delorium Little. Roger Therp? pelaham Thorp works on Frank Maggart’s farm. Quinton Fields visits Clifton.
Norris Knifong left for California. Van Mairs went to Browning for car repair at Van Christy garage. The group visited Mrs. Bernice Riley and Mary Tucker at McLarney Hospital. Fairfax residents attended events and helped with timber work and school. Bernice Riley and Dale Straley received gifts on a birthday.
Rainy spells slow farm work as oats, potatoes and early gardens await dry ground. Charley Dodson back on the farm a few days. Lyle Shaw has enlisted in the U.S. Navy and is reported in San Diego. Mrs. Charlotte Dodson of near Cora marks 71st birthday with many family members attending a noon dinner.
Mrs Clara Fanning and her sons Duane and Arlo left Saturday for Oklahoma to visit relatives. Bernice Kiley called on Fanning Friday. Van Mairs visited Minnie Coffman. Coffman not well. Glenda Brantner and Jessie Britton returned to school after yellow jaundice. Bernice Riley hosted a chicken supper with guests John Tucker family and Straley and Riley members. Bernice McCollum ill with mumps. March 18 marks Glenda Brantner eighth birthday with a cake and candles.
Glenda hosted a birthday party at the school for classmates and the teacher. Games were played and refreshments served. Shirley Brantner Junior Tucker and Eugene Straley also enjoyed previous school birthday parties. Others present included Mrs. John Tucker and Robert L. Britton.
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