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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1950
Page
4
The Browning Leader Record publishes in Browning Missouri with owners G. T. Woodward Fern N. Woodward and established history since 1884. The 1951 edition marks subscription at 2.00 per year and a post office listing as second class matter dated Thursday March 29.
A collection of reflections discusses Whitman on religion, competitive dynamics harming rivals, sympathy for enemies, political spending, Browning men in homes, and the futility of worry as a motivator. It presents high minded thoughts on motivation and human behavior.
The Vocational Rehabilitation Act for World War II veterans, Public Law 16, funded training for about 6.6 million disabled veterans. By 1956 the act expires for WWII vets, with extensions for Korea veterans. About 250,000 completed training. 230,000 were in training at peak in 1948. current enrollment around 100,000. 80 percent of funds to trainees as subsistence. rest cover tuition and supplies.
Sylvia Jacobs held regular services at the Church of God with 58 in Sunday School. Next Sunday services at 10 a m 11 a m and 7 30 p m with a 6 45 p m young peoples meeting and Thursday prayer at 2 30 p m. April 9 Sylvia Jacobs preaches at White Oak Grove Church with special Junior girls singing. Eastern picnic by Church of God young people occurred Sunday with local families visiting neighbors.
A string of social calls and weekend visits are noted as Mrs. Buell McClaren and others visited relatives and friends in Green City, Linneus, Brookfield, Durham, Laclede, and nearby areas. Families mentioned include the McKay Swank Grind King Daniels Harman and Cotter households with multiple children and guests.
Mr. and Mrs E J Palme and Mr and Mrs T C Palmer were in Quincy on business last week. Pearl Goins visited the Lee Wood home. Brooks Buckman and children called at the C M Goins home. Jim Goins, from an Army Camp in Georgia, visited his parents for a few days. Rolla Gooch and family hosted visitors and local trips included Marceline and Great Lakes Naval Station.
Mrs Maude Dunkin of Chillicothe was a sniper guest of Mrs Minnie Pulliam Sunday evening. Mr and Mrs Ernest Pearson had all of their children with them Easter. Mr and Mrs Athel Ceason were Sunday dinner guests of the Creason and sister Mrs Lucy Houser. Harrison Smith is on the sick list and improving. Mr and Mrs K W Gooch called on Mrs Etta Cady Friday. Mr and Mrs Wilson Oaks of Laclede spent Sunday with burn.
Fields and Schrock notes report Pte Frank Wickham returns to his Marine Base in North Carolina after a ten day furlough with his parents Mr and Mrs Lyle Wickham. Basil Murphy of Milan visited the Wickhams on Monday afternoon as Elbert Howard and Byron Taylor of Lucerne were mentioned in the same notice.
North Salem couple Mr and Mrs Beryl Taylor hosted Easter with W L Taylor in attendance. Lyle Wickham and son Junior joined Dave Norman and Joyce Ann for an Easter gathering. Fanning family and Joyce Ann Norman attended a Brookfield show Sunday. Ray Stewart daughter Lois and Myrtle Pointer of Omaha joined Junior Wickham at Wickham home. Vaunita Wickham and her husband visited W H Wood’s for the weekend in Eagleville. Robert Fields visited William VanFossen Friday evening. Pfc Frank Wickham and John Wickham traveled to Stewartville to check on his rheumatic fever illness.
Sunday visit reported from Fairview District 110 with attendance by local residents and guests of Mr. mentioned in the fragment. The notice provides only partial details and lacks clear names or events.
Mrs Hugh Hale and family hosted dinner with extended relatives including Fos ter Hale Newton and Tucker clans. Easter visits covered spanning Britton Ford Tucker and Maxwell households as well as a North Salem telephone switchboard fundraiser event and staff changes.
Eldon Riddle called on his aunt Mrs John Tucker and family Saturday evening as plans to restore service to the community proceeded.
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