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Browning Leader Record

Location

Browning, Missouri, United States of America

Date

May 01, 1941

Page

8

Browning community notes and local greetings feature

Readers share visits from John Lumsden and neighbors, update on Nola Lay’s return home, and routine moves of Emma Rottmann and family. Editorial reflects on small town life in Browning, celebrating quiet, enduring ties, neighborly greetings, and the meaning of home.

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Shelter Of Comfortable Homes And Daily Burdens

The speaker asserts moving forward despite crops and weather hardships, seeking to shoulder daily burdens and maintain progress. The line emphasizes resilience and commitment to continue despite difficulties.

Sunshine Workers Club April meetings and activities

The Sunshine Workers Club met April second at Mrs. Clarence McCollum’s home with six members. quilting for the hostess and a noon dinner were shared. The afternoon featured songs, prayers, and roll call with exchange. Vera Moffitt joined the club. A second April meeting on the 16th was at Mrs. Loren Carriker’s with ten members and four visitors, quilting a nearly finished comfort and a cafeteria dinner. The group read letters from county and state home demonstration leaders, and Easter readings were given. Next gathering April 30 at Mrs. Jessie Phillips’s. Sunday visitors joined Mr. and Mrs. Ray Rauer Dean and Shirley. entertainment included music by John and James McCollum. Continuous family visits and well-wishing accompanied the day.

Sunshine Workers Club Clarence McCollum Beaulak Land Wildwood Mellie Leona Gladys Eva Missouri Vera Moffitt Ray Rauer Dean Shirley Frank Rauer Curt Rauer Billie Newton Charley Riddle Nile Bauer Ramah McCollum John and James Ethella Loyd Newton Opal Moore Isferman Allen Bobby Pearler Bill Bailey

The Good Old Days of Garden Seeds From Congressmen

The writer jokily argues men should fix faults for their wives not themselves and notes money affects women. He jokes that April fly swatting is wiser than August, and recalls receiving garden seed packages from congressmen in the good old days.

North Salem items include church meeting and local visits

North Salem notes list Mrs. Flossie Wyatt visiting Eunice Arthur and many residents attending school events in Shelby. Residents such as Keith Almond graduate. others travel to Kirksville for medical care or visit relatives in Winigan Tripler Purin. The Methodist pastor began a two week meeting as activity picks up.

North Salem Flossie Wyatt Eunice Arthur Shelby Keith Almond Benjamin Almond Susie Jennings Winigan Etta Hart Ray Bauer Kirksville M. R. McCollum R. J. McCollum Tatlow McCollum Herman Laura Jean Ellis Jennings Frank Head Ray Rauer Rauer Alvie Walters Lois Jennings

Farm Leaders Attend A Conference at Macon

The National Defense Council has designated the U S Department of Agriculture to guide food administration. The Agricultural Extension Service and Agricultural Adjustment Administration join to aid farmers in bolstering supplies for democratic nations in the European struggle.

Congress National Defense Council United States Department of Agriculture Food ‘Administration Agricultural Extension Service Agricultural Adjustment Administration Claude R. Wickard Secretary of Agriculture Surplus Marketing Administration

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Jane Phillips Jake Frederica Aristotle Bertha Jean Belle Michael Pemberton Paris Percival Courtwright Jimmy Anderson Patricia Patterson Gale Bartow Viola Mitchell Clayton Harris Dorothy Head Billie Kimbrough Lorraine Taylor Eudora Harris Gene Arnold Lois Maggart Doris Creason The Dramatic Publishing Company, of Chicago John Lumsden Cora Ernest Lumsden Janet Gene L. Hanson Bucanan Co St. Joseph John C. Dutton P. EK. Cokerham Emma White Lon Thompson Charles’ Thompson Holliday Nola Jeanne Lay Grim- Smith Hospital Noel Lay Herbert C. Bailey Sedalia Bailey Mary Myers Fred Tunnell Emma Rottmann Raymond W. P. Nickell Farm Club Clinton FUNK Darling Browning Farm Club Macon Sullivan County Glenn Freeland Howard Robinson J. P. Moran Rolla A. Baugher VICK Caldwell D. M. Franklin and Parke-Davis GEO. H. Lee Poultry Products J. G. May Drug Company I. E. Hook Fexall Browning, Mo Farmers Store DE Laval General Electric Horton Washers Zenith Goodyear Eclipse Alaska K. C Ben-Hur Parmak
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