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Newspaper

Browning Leader Record

Location

Browning, Missouri, United States of America

Date

May 04, 1944

Page

4

Cross Roads and Cora Morris Brothers Sell Sheep

Cross Roads and Cora Morris Brothers sold their sheep to Allen Dunlap of Milan on Saturday. Several farmers helped fix bridges washed out by high waters. Mrs Hildred Blake visits sister Mrs Ernest Dodson. Quentin Roberts and family at Dodson home involved in care and visits. Mrs Quentin Roberts on wick list. Rosie Dodson returns to Browning after four weeks helping Charley Dodson. Buddies and relatives: Ella Morris Jerry, Quentin Roberts buys 200 baby chicks in Browning. Community notes on Dodson stroke and care, and local visits to Milan and Kiksville.

Morris Brothers Allen Dunlap Milan Hildred Blake Ernest Dodson George Roberts Quentin Roberts Rosie Dodson Charley Dodson Browning Ella Morris Jerry Chas. Dodson J. W. Sevier Priest Dodson Jim Edd Morris Dodson Carl Straley Kansas City Sargeant Oneil Straley Camp McCain Mississippi Freddie Coffman Kiksville Floyd Fanning Vivian California

April Showers and Social News From Walnut Grove

Rain dominates the Walnut Grove notes as gardens lag and residents plan for better weather. Harold Christy and family hosted a gathering at Winnie Christy’s home with a crowd, candy bars and cigars, while Ella Morris and Mrs. Ralph Morris attended a Minnie Ogle sale in Browning.

Harold Christy Winnie Christy Ella Morris Ralph Morris Minnie Ogle Browning Leo Dunlap

Johnson District Social News Evening Visit and Church

Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Brown visited the Green Harris home Thursday. Sam McClanahan of Milan was seen Sunday. Harold Taylor and three FF.A. members went to Columbia as Milan delegates for a convention returning Friday with agriculture teacher Mr. Dutton. Rev. Kennedy of Kirksville spoke at Mt. Zion and Sunday school was organized with Mrs. Harold Sayers as pianist and Mrs. Earl Shaw in attendance.

R. L. Brown Green Harris Sam McClanahan Milan Harold Taylor Ff.a Columbia Dutton Rev. Kennedy Kirksville Mt. Zion Harold Sayers Earl Shaw

Local residents visit Linneus and Moline families

Mr and Mrs Arthur Griffeth visited Linneus Saturday with their son M Goins and Jimmy. Cpl Victor Murrell left Saturday for a California camp after a 15 day visit with friends neighbors and his parents in Moline Illinois.

M. Goins Jimmy Arthur Griffeth Linneus Cpl Victor Murrell California Moline

SHAFTER ITEMS May Day Notes From The Community

May Day entries recount neighbors visiting relatives and friends across town. People include Mrs. Logan Meneeley, Mr. Edgar Morris family, James Coulter of Kansas City, and Kenneth Dennis of Cameron visiting Campbell and Hicks households. Willie Pridemore’s death shocks the community. Virginia Pridemore and others spend weekends with Campbell family.

Blue Bells Sweet Williams Logan Meneeley Edgar Morris Morris James Coulter Kansas City Kenneth Dennis Cameron L. W. Arnold Harold Campbell Fay Coulter Hattie Cooper Jud Robertson Laredo Russell Benskin Rosalie Lela Hicks Carlos Hicks Bonnie James Phillips Ottumwa Mary Lou Pridemore Mary Gooch Glen Morris U. S. Navy New York Willie Pridemore Virginia Billie Charles Pridemore Campbell James Imogene Merrick C.B.C Elmer Hammock Veda Marshall McMickle Shelda W. E. Morris George Phillips Morris Phillips Chillicothe

Notice of Final Settlement in Rebecca B. Stone Estate

Notice to all creditors and interested parties that Myrtle Garrett administratrix de bonis non of the estate of Rebecca B. Stone, deceased, will present a final settlement at the next term of the Probate Court of Linn County Missouri at Linneus on May 8, 1944.

Rebecca B. Stone Myrtle Garrett Linn County Missouri Linneus

Final settlement in estate of Annie Kenley

Notice to creditors and others interested in the estate of Annie Kenley deceased. Myrtle Manley executrix intends to make final settlement at the next term of the Probate Court of Linn County Missouri in Linneus on May 8 1944.

Annie Kenley Myrtle Manley Linn County Missouri Linneus

Local School and Community Career Notes

Asst. teachers to be selected later. Mrs H L Knight visits her daughters Eleanor and Ruth for Ruths Hesprus College graduation. Miss Wilda Taylor earns a wartime promotion. Wileta works in Chicago defense eight months. Happy Workers Club met at Mrs Nellie Browns. forty one attendees. Reva Payne to teach again next school year in Johnson district. Hubert Morris home guests served as waiters Thursday evening.

H. L. Knight Eleanor Ruth Hesprus College Wilda Taylor Wileta Chicago Happy Workers Club Nellie Brown Johnson District Reva Payne Harold Christy Hubert Morris

Bundridge News Briefs On Weather And Local Health

Rain and high water have washed out bridges and pushed creeks beyond banks. sickness rises with several residents ill including Mr and Mrs Charley Dodson. Mrs Bessie Head and Mrs Pansy Britton shopped in Kirksville. Shirley Sue Sevier visited St Louis for doctors. Marjorie Stephenson home from Kirksville with appendicitis. Mr and Mrs Dan Head were in Brookfield.

Charley Dodson Firness Dodson Bessie Head Pansy Britton Kirksville Shirley Sue Sevier St. Louis Marjorie Stephenson Dan Head Enong Brookfield Wednesay

Morris Chapel Socials Reach Across Towns

Mr and Mrs Rolan Gooch and Mrs Ollie Johnson shopped in Chillicothe Thursday. Mark Kimbrough returned from Patterson New Jersey where he visited Mr and Mrs Fred Remick. Ronald Johnson spent the weekend in Linneus with Mrs Ethel Johnson and daughters. Sunday visitors at the Lee Wood home included Barle Johnson Red Gooch Babe Kimbrough Marm Kimbrough Sonny Palmer and O lan Gooch Jr and Mr and Mrs C

Rolan Gooch Ollie Johnson Chillicothe Mark Kimbrough Patterson New Jersey Fred Remick Ronald Johnson Linneus Ethel Johnson Lee Wood Barle Johnson Red Gooch Babe Kimbrough Marm Kimbrough Sonny Palmer Olan Gooch, Jr Mrs. C

Purdin Notes Share Rainy Weather and Local News

Rain and wind hinder planting as many lack patched gardens. Kenneth Urbach returns from over two years in the Army mainly in Alaska. Baccalaureate services at the Methodist Church drew a good crowd. Earl Blender informs his parents of his Army discharge and homeward return. John Harris, once a Purdin resident, died suddenly in Linneus after years of blindness. Community visits include Eva Helms and Allen Sanders calling on friends. Sunday visitors to L M McNally’s included Effie Pulliam Lula Helms Lydia Seals and Ed Pulliam. They viewed the newly erected Wallace Helms grave monument. Maxine Helms and her son visited Saturday afternoon.

Kenneth Urbach Arm Forces Alaska Purdin Marion Head L. M. McNally Earl Blender Effie Pulliam Lula Helms Lydia Seals Ed Pulliam Wallace Helms Maxine Helms and Son

Obituary notes from Bucklin and area

Mrs. Clementine Hubbard wife of Smith Hubbard died at her Bucklin home on Friday Funeral was held at Garner Sunday afternoon Mrs Eva Williams returned home Friday after wintering with her sister Mrs Charley Miller Rev E M Hines visited friends in Purdin Sunday

Clementine Hubbard Smith Hubbard Bucklin Garner Eva Williams Charley Miller E. M. Hines Purdin

Local Notes On Weather, Visits And Health In Brookfield

Continued rains flood local creeks reaching new high levels. Elk Coram and family visit parents for two weeks. Mrs Bertha Parkholder visits Linneus and Brookfield relatives. Paul Dodge visits with parents and Edgar Baker over the weekend at Brookfield. George Thudium cared for at Gilber Montgomery home by daughter Lula. Earl Campbell and wife shop in Brookfield. John Davis remains sick. Coram and wife seek doctor in Brookfield. Emma McCollum returns home after two weeks with Braden Thudium. Braden improves. Bobbie Smith ill with possible pneumonia. George Montgomery shows improvement. Roy Maxwell and Randall Minor repair bridge damaged by high water. Jeff Mott and Ellwood Thudium shop in Brookfield. Harley Smith and wife attend Will Pridemore funeral at Meadville. Chessley Montgomery closes successful Thudium school term. Dinner served by patrons, pupils present with praise for their coach. Read Circle awards given to all, Genevieve departs for new paths.

Elber$ Coram Hos. Coram Bertha Parkholder Linneus Brookfield Paul Dodge A. E. Dodge Paul Edgar Baker Geo Gilbert Montgomery Lula Earl Campbell John Davis Coram Emma McCollum Braden Bobbie Smith Geo. Montgomery Roy Maxwell Randall Minor Jeff Mott Ellwood Thudium Harley Smith Will Pridemore Meadville Chessley Montgomery Thudium Reading Circle Genevieve

Dickinson Items Visit and Family News

Mr. and Mrs. Norman Woodside attended the funeral of Willie Pridemore Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. Anna Belle Belzer went to Camp Crowder Saturday night to be with her husband Pfc Al len Belzer. Pvt. Herbert Lambert and family members spent Thursday evening with Mr and Mrs Archie Dickinson. Mrs Alva Deskins and others were trading in Brookfield Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Robert Lambert were in Brookfield Saturday. T S C Lambert was a Sunday dinner guest of Mr and Mrs John Longwell and Daniel Gray. Billie Belzer and John Walden Abbott spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Frank Belzer. Billie works for John Longwell.

Norman Woodside Willie Pridemore Anna Belle Belzer Camp Crowder Pfc Allen Belzer Herbert Lambert Robert Lambert Theo Steele Archie Dickinson Alva Deskins Jesse Longwell John Longwell Brookfield T. S. C. Lambert Daniel Gray Billie Belzer John Walden Abbott Frank Belzer Billie

Local Socials And Cemetery Cleanup In Warren

Mr and Mrs Basil Taylor and Cecil Taylor visited at the W L Taylor home Friday. Mrs Robert Fields entertained an General Purpose Club Thursday. Dorothy Eastman who has been staying with Mrs Josie Fields went home last Saturday. The General Purpose Club and volunteers started cleaning off the Schrock cemetery Monday. Ola Knnfong has been plastering and papering at the Lyle Wickham home. Mrs Josie Fields and Mr and Mrs W L Taylor were Milan visitors. Hoselton took hogs to market Sunday. Herb Williams hauled them. Mrs Lyle Wickham returned from Kirksville to spend the weekend.

Basil Taylor Cecil Taylor W. L. Taylor Robert Fields Thursay Chas. Sayers Dorothy Eastman Josie Fields General Purpose Club Volun Schrock Ola Knnfong Lyle Wickham Andre Milan Viswe Hoselton Herb Williams Kirksville

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