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Newspaper

Browning Leader Record

Location

Browning, Missouri, United States of America

Date

May 13, 1943

Page

4

County Line Social Notes From Keytesville Area

Dixie Bowyer and Lola Rae Bowyer visit grandfather Lloyd Bowyer this week. Nan Gooch aided Elva Crookshanks with house cleaning over the past week. Byron Fuller and family were Sunday guests of Cecil Lay and Leonard Lee. W. E. Sayers and Rex Crookshanks spent weekend with Morris Crookshanks family. Loyd Bowyer with Dixie Lola and John Malius visited Louis Arnél d and family. Lizzie Keithley on back list this week. George Crooks and baby of Kansas City visiting Walter Crooks family. George recently returned from Connecticut where he studied. Kenneth Jennings and Linda Jane visited J. D. Quigley at Sanday.

Dixie Lola Rae Bowyer Keytesville Lloyd Bowyer Nan Gooch Elva Crookshanks Byron Fuller Cecil Lay Leonard Lee W. E. Sayers Rex Crookehanks Morris Ucrockshanks Loyd Bowyer Lola Rae John

Community notes from Bundridge area report plantings and visits

Corn planting remains the main focus as cooler days linger but warm weather is hoped for soon. Local updates include Mrs. Vernon Stephenson improving from bedfast arthritis, a successful Cross Roads school term led by Mrs. Lois Elliott, and various family visits and sympathies following the death of Mrs. Hazel Dodson Hunsaker. Sgt. Howard Head returns on furlough from Louisiana.

Vernon Stephenson Clark Masmon Lois Elliott Cross Roads Hadeen Lawrence Souley Harris Lonnie Scott Milan Dan-Head Lottie Dodson Morris Cash Eatin Roberts Howard Head Army Air Corps Louisiana J. S. Head Dan Head Purdel Scott

Purine Items and Local News Briefs

We report steady rain last week boosting grass and Victory gardens with Easter rain lore. Mrs Charley Bagley lies ill with gall stones and heart trouble. Mrs Maxine Helms and her son visited the E C Helms home. Mrs Bernice Wolfe and daughter called on Mrs Effie Pulliam.

Victory Gardens Charley Bagley Maxine Helms and Son E. C

Visitors from Buffalo and local calls fill week

Monday afternoon visitors included Mr and Mrs Claude Street and son Terry from Buffalo New York who plan a ten day visit with relatives before returning later this week. Mrs Wallace Helms of Chillicothe was Sunday guest at the E C Helms home. Austin Myers of Milan and family were weekend guests of relatives in Pardin. More rain Monday, a superstition says three days this week. Mrs Margaret Hardin called on Mrs Jane Hardin Sunday afternoon. Nellie Garrett and Elouise Brown visited Mrs Jane Hardin Saturday.

Claude Street Terry Buffalo N. Y Wallace Helms Chillicothe E. C Margaret Hardin Jane Hardin Nellie Garrett Elouise Brown

Local families visit relatives across towns this weekend

Mr and Mrs Virgil Grindstaff and daughter from Kansas City spent the weekend with his parents Mr and Mrs Ike Grindstaff. Everett Ogle and family from Kansas City visited his parents at Laclede. Roy Lovell of Milan spent Sunday with relatives. Oscar Leeper of Pollock visited relatives in Roger Sunday. Ray Grindstaff and children of Pollock spent Sunday with cousin Mrs Cal Burress. C E Burress traveled to Milan for dental work. Maude Hastings of Kansas City spent the weekend with her parents. Ott Crump returned home from Silver Lake after visiting relatives since February. G F Davis of Milan spent Saturday night at his home. Jack Ransom and wife of Milan spent Sunday with her mother Mrs Tilda McClaren. Sherman Cutsinger of Edwardsville Kansas visited Roger Sunday. Pvt Leroy Smith spending his furlough here with relatives.

Virgil Grindstaff Kansas City Ike Grindstaff Everett Ogle Laclede Roy Lovell Milan Oscar Leeper Pollock Roger Ray Grindstaff Cal Burress C. E. Burress Maude Hasting Ott Crump Silver Lake Kansas G. F. Davis Jack Ransom Tilda McClaren Sherman Cutsinger Edwardsville Leroy Smith Wayne Britton L. A. Dickinson Everett Hale Dean Bauer Billy Newton Archie Coffman Donald Knifong A. L. Knifong Clarice Knifong Seaman Wallace Winigan van Mairs Doc Smith Ethella Newton Alfred Thompson Herbert Thompson Oren Head Uncle Sam Frank Head North Salem Marceline and Mire Jac. Tucker Leo Pearler Eldon Riddle Junior Mattingly Wayne Walters

Pleasant Hill Social News Tells of Visits and Illness

Rains slow corn planting as local residents pass weekends visiting relatives. Archie Coffman ill with mumps. Oren Head returns to service after visiting North Salem. Wayne Britton and others share times with families, plus several weekend visits and gatherings noted.

Dickinson Items Reflect Local Visits and Family News

Mrs Herbert Lambert and baby visit Mr and Mrs Oda Spencer and Mr and Mrs Ona Lambert. Mr and Mrs Marlin Woodside visit Mr and Mrs Jess Woodside. Mrs Woodside improving slowly. Mr and Mrs Jesse Longwell visit Mrs Iola Hampton and children near Brookfield. and children, Mrs Norman Wood-

Herbert Lambert Baby Oda Spencer Ona Lambert Marlin Woodside Jess Woodside Woodside Jesse Longwell Iola Hampton Brookfield Wayne Britton Norman Wood

Local visiting mentions and furlough report

The column lists family visits across the area with households such as Archie's, Hales, and Lamberts. Pvt Allen Belzer returns home on a 12 day furlough while others visit relatives including Longwell West De Vore and Hollon households.

Town Folks News From Mineral Waters and Surrounding Areas

Mrs. David Hastings visited her husband at a Mineral Waters camp and spent the weekend with her parents in Waco before returning to Kansas City for work. Pvt LeRoy Smith, Camp Woods, and Pfe Keith Green spent time with family during Mother's Day trips. Local families hosted relatives from Kansas and Missouri as the school year ends and church services draw crowds. Rev Chappell is set to preach May 30.

David Hastings Mineral Waters Texas W. A. Reger Kansas City Ralph Alexander Waco Harry McCoy North of Milan MecCoy Mary Tipton Geo. Carter Addie Dell David Tunnell Milan LeRoy Smith Camp Woods Frank Smith Melvin Sargent Browning Wm. Wheeler Sherman Cutsinger Roger Humphreys Pfe Keith Green Wm. Green Omaha Nebr Ott Crump Dan Crump Kansas Rev. Chappell

Warren Items Highlight Local Family Visits and Incident

Local families including Cecil and Josie Taylor and Elbert Howard with children visited W L Taylor and Milan on Mother’s Day. W L Taylor was injured by a horse Tuesday and now hobbling. Robert Fields and Charles traveled to Green City to visit Mrs Mable Zeigler. John Robert Fields returned home after visiting relatives. Basil Taylor spread lime for Lyle Wickham. Nicky Artz and Sam Artz were in Trenton on business.

Cecil Taylor Elbert Howard W. L. Taylor Josie Fields Roy Taylor Milan Sam Artz Nicky Trenton Robert Fields Charles Green City

Civilian Defense to Award Service Bars for Volunteers

Civilian Defense director announces new official service bars for civilians. Six distinct bars will recognize volunteer service from 500 to 5,000 hours, marking the first time civilians earn campaign style bars.

Armed Services

Civilian defense volunteers may qualify for awards

Civilians in defense programs may qualify for awards under the Citizens Defense Corps Citizens Service Corps Forest Fire Fighters Service and Civilian Evacuation Service.

Civilian Defense Citizens Defense Corps Citizens Service Corps Forest Fire Fighters

Coal Supply Is Low Urges Conservation

Federal official Harold L. Ickes warned that bituminous coal stocks cannot span a prolonged mining suspension and urged all consumers to conserve every pound to ensure maximum availability if the coal emergency persists.

Harold L. Ickes Ickes

War Production Hints from County Extension Agents

Experiments show 54c worth of grain fed suckling lambs yields a net profit of $1.57 more per lamb versus grainless pastures. Shelled corn is the best fattening feed. Earmark litters for future breeding gilts from large litters. Hybrid seed corn with proven records will raise corn yields. Sorghums should be planted 6–10 lb per row, 45–60 lb per acre when broadcast. Early Amber Honey Sumec for syrup. Atlas Sorgo Orange for forage. pink and red Kaffirs for grain.

Atlas

Wilt resistant tomato varieties for home planting

Marglobe Rutgers Pritchard Break O Day are wilt resistant tomato plants. Twenty to thirty plants for each family member should yield about one year’s supply. Now is the time to set them out.

Marglobe Rutgers Pritchard

Expenses for Two-Week Michigan 4 H Youth Camp Award

A two week stay in Michigan funded as an award for one 4 H girl and one 4 H boy from each state. Linn County may participate or sponsor in the program to support youth foundation camp opportunities.

Michican Linn County

4-H Eligible for Leadership and Character Awards

Four-Hers aged 16 with strong 4-H scholastic leadership athletic and character records are eligible to enter. The notice outlines criteria for both a boy and a girl and emphasizes good 4-H and school standing.

Bacteria in Canning Ground Soil Warning for Asparagus

Soil on asparagus stalks risks bacteria remaining after processing. Read and scrub to remove soil from each leaf on the lower stem before canning.

Canning Clinic Slated at Purdin Store Saturday

Home Demonstration Agent and Mrs. T. L. Nolin FSA Supervisor will host a canning clinic in the Mer cantile store at Purdin on Saturday afternoon May 15.

T. L. Nolin FSA Purdin

Pleasant Point Mount Olive 4-H Club Forms Quickly

The Junior Victory 4-H Club organized in Pleasant Point and Mount Olive reports 12 members attended its first meeting on May 6th, with organizer Margaret Allen presenting initial plans and goals.

Victory Pleasant Point Mount Olive Margaret Allen

Sixth Annual St. Joseph 4-H Lamb Show Planned

4 H club members with ewe and lamb projects prepare for the Sixth Annual St. Joseph 4 H Club Lamb Show to be held in St. Joseph on June 16. The Linn County lamb show will feature club member lambs.

Ewe St. Joseph Linn'County Linn County Ewe and Lamb Waverly Ware Browhing Granville Barrows Purdin Betty Sue Reed Chula Kathleen and Gerald Guyer

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