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Browning Leader Record

Location

Browning, Missouri, United States of America

Date

May 13, 1948

Page

4

Locust Valley Items Highlights Local Funeral and Visits

In Browning Missouri a notice lists funeral services for E. G. Ikerson in Trenton and a series of social visits. James Havens stayed with the Simmons family near Linneus. The item mentions a large family gathering with Roy Bundies, Glenn, Woodrow Keithley, Floyd Kelley, Rollenoch, Ralph Creason and others attending a bountiful dinner hosted by Moth Day’s children.

Ja Bowyer E. G. Ikerson Trenton James Havens Jakie Simmons Linneus A Dee See Franch Nickell Roy Bundies Glenn Woodrow Keithley Floyd Kelley Rollenoch Ralph Creason A. A. Brehm Shelbina

Community News From Shafter Area on Friday Events

Local residents attend a Brookfield sale and Gilmer shopping. funeral services for Grover Gooper held at Mt Olive Baptist Church on Sunday. Several social visits noted among families including Palers, Molloys, Zieglers, Burts, and Lees with ongoing convalescence after tonsil removal.

Local Social Notes Highlight Shelby Gatherings and Trips

Mrs L P Kirby and others hosted a Saturday evening at the home of Mr and Mrs Rey Simpson of Shelby. A Kansas City business trip involved Mr and Mrs Darrald Hutchinson and son Gene, with Rolla Gooch. Mrs Edgar Morris and Mrs Darrald Hatchinan attended a Women's County Chorus meeting Friday. Sunday guests included Mr and Mrs Jess Bruce and their children from Maryville, and Mr and Mrs Fred Garten Greta and Barbara. More visits featured Willard Phil4li Ard guests, and extended family from Me ana Dunlap Laredo, Vencill Jane Polly of Purdin.

L. P. Kirby Junior Phillips Rey Noelh Patsy Leroy Rey Simpson Shelby Darrald Hutchinson Gene Rolla Gooch Kansas City Edgar Morris Darrald Hatchinan Women’s County Chorus Jess Bruce Fred Garten Greta Barbara Maryville Age Howard Cofer Ramndy Trenton Willard Phil4li Bruce Ana Dunlap Laredo Vencill Jane An Polly Purdin Mire Ercell Phillips Chile George Eversonville Sunda Abana Glenn Mo

Sullivan County Missouri Holds May 1948 Road Tax Referendum

A special election is set for May 17, 1948 in Plcass Hill Township Sullivan County to decide on a 35 cent levy increase on real and personal property beyond the existing 35 cent road and bridge tax. Polls open 8 AM to 5 PM. ballots used. applies to 1948 only.

Anl Sullivan County Missouri Sai Chiat Board of Directors

Purdin Items Note Rain and Local Visits

Rain persists as gardens grow and weeds spread. Mr and Mrs Frank Murrain returned from a ten day visit near Springfield Missouri. Minnie Clare Armstrong had the measles. Several school children also ill with measles. Families from Kansas City and Brookfield visit and travel noted. Aunt Tilly McShane celebrated her 88th birthday with the Monroes.

Frank Murrain John Miller Springfield Minnie Clare Armstrong Jerald Cosman Kansas City Rigs Ohn Bowyer John Gall Brookfield G. H. Kroger Tilly McShane Monroes

Mt Hope Items Highlight Local Socials and Church

Shoppers and visitors from Mt Hope report social visits in Brookfield and nearby towns. Mrs Elma Abbott spent the weekend with Dulca Coram and Bill while Rev H Sawyer from Kirksville led Mt Hope Church services and Raw Gael Davis directed singing.

J. O. McCollum Earl McCollum Brookfield Elma Abbott Dulca Coram Bill Billygs Arlo Cordray Edwin Mt. Hope Church H. Sawyer Kirksville Raw Gael Davis Alton Abbott Albert Cassity Raymond’ Phillips Frank Phillips Talmage Coffman Mona Julia Coffman Emerson Cordray Ord Cordray Perein and Browning

Smith Items Mother's Day Dinner Guests in Laredo

Mother's Day dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Leland Burke and children in Laredo included Mr. and Mrs. C. L. McQuown, Mr. and Mrs. Ross Burk, Norris Burke and Clarence.

Leland Burke Laredo C. L. McQuown Ross Burk Norris Burke Clarence’ Bar

Mother's Day Visitors and Local Guests Gather in Moline

Mrs. Harry Dill and baby from Kansas City visited with Mr. and Mrs. Wilke tson. The Dowdy family from Moline and others from Milan and Galesburg joined Mrs. Roscoe Powell and Clinton for Mother's Day. Chas. Smith and Karol of Kansas City, Delorum Tharp's family, and Goldie Mae Woodrow were among those mentioned. Mrs Chas Tharp underwent surgery at Grim Smith Hospital and was reported improving.

Moline Harry Dill Baby Kansas City Wilketson Buster Wages Roscoe Powell Clinton Chas. Smith Karol Jt Dowdy Delorum Tha

Community Roundup of Local Visits and News

Brad Payne spent a few days with Mr and Mrs Add Payne. Earl Hollon and family visited his mother and kin. Lee Allen and Hollon Brothers sawn lumber locally. Nora Hollon thrilled with new Maytag from Bailey's. Bundridge and Foster families visited Ernest Bundridge and Hazel attended a ball game at Roger. John Jones is on the sick list. Lois Elliott returned from Simpson Hospital. Johnie Elliott and spouse drive a new car. Ver Hollon spent Saturday night with his mother. Lyle Ogle plowed for Raymond Clark last week.

Brad Payne Add Payne Earl Hollon Lee Allen Coy Jones Clifford Foster Hazel Jones Roger John Jones Lois Elliott Simpson Hospital Johnie Elliott Ver Hollon Lyle Ogle Raymond Clark

More-We-Get-Together Club Met Despite Rain

The More-We-Get-Together Club gathered at Mrs. Tim Spencer’s home with most members present except four. Next meeting set with Mrs. Audry Swearengen in two weeks. Families visited mothers on Mother’s Day, including Mr. and Mrs. John A. Browning and relatives with their parents and Nora Hollon family.

Tim Spencer Audry Swearengen John A. Browning Gary Gene J. W. Bundridge Lee Allen Bery Bundridge Margaret Jessie Lee Keith Nora Hollon

Administrator's Notice for Jessie Slater Estate

Letters of administration have been granted by the Probate Court of Linn County Missouri to the undersigned for the estate of Jessie Slater deceased dated the 12th.

Jessie Slater Linn County Missouri

Estate Administrator Seeks Claims Within Six Months

Day of April 1948 notice states all persons with claims against the estate must exhibit them for allowance within six months after letters are granted or be barred from benefits. If claims are not exhibited within one year from the grant date, they shall be forever barred. One B. H. Slater, Administrator.

Probate notice in Lincoln Missouri for Charles H Lay estate

The estate of Charles H Lay deceased has letters granted by the Probate Court of Lincoln Missouri to Irene Bedell Administratrix. Creditors having claims must exhibit them within six months after the grant date or be barred from lien. claims must be filed within one year from the grant for recognition. Attest seal Judge C A Johnson. First insertion April 22 1948.

Charles H. Lay Lincon Missouri C. A. Johnson Probate Court

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