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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1946
Page
1
The Legion and Auxiliary announce Memorial Services on Thursday May 30. Veterans Boy Scouts Army Mothers and all groups are invited to join. All meet at Legion Home at 1 PM parade to High School Auditorium. Program begins 2 PM with vocal and musical numbers and a short speech. Uniforms requested for servicemembers.
The U S Army Mothers met on April 19 and read letters from Mrs Epstein the State Adjutant. They decided to sew carpet rags for the Veterans Hospital at the next gathering and to meet at night during summer. The next meeting is May 17 at 7 30 p m with two covered dishes. members urged to attend with husbands.
Pfeiffer and Mrs. Charles L Bennett entertained friends at their home on a Wednesday night before he left for camp. Bridge and Rummie were played with prizes to Ruby and Sylvia. Coffee and donuts were served as guests wished Leon a speedy return from the Army. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Bagley, Mr. and Mrs. Bennie Law, Charles Marshall and Sharon, Mr. and Mrs. Noel Bennett, Beverly, Jerry, Max, Clinton, Mr. and Mrs. Carlos Harris and Pfc. and Mrs. Chas. L Bennett.
Farmall F-12 on steel with disc plow cultivator and mowing machine for sale in Browning Missouri. Good condition. Wording by Farl Maggart requests trade or sale for livestock.
Nearly new Phiclo radio table model with a new battery in good condition. Selling to buy an electric radio. Contact Jas H Dunlap Browning MO.
Poem recalling a mother who has “just away” on a journey to a bright land. Family lines Arnold and Mrs Gertie Crooks speak of missing her yet knowing she is happy. Poignant remembrance with steady tone.
Plans for a 4-H Club Rally at Milan High School on May 18 from 11 am to 4 pm are announced. All 4-H members, parents and leaders are invited. Talks will be given by a former 4-H member now at Missouri University and by T. T. Martin, State Club Agent for the area.
Two 8 cu ft capacity Electrolux server refrigerators are shown in our showroom. They operate with kerosene, offering cold storage even when electricity is unavailable.
M G M presents Anchors Aweigh starring Gene Kelly Frank Sinatra and Kathryn Grayson on Saturday 7 30 PM and Sunday 8 PM in Hollywood. Two sailors on leave chase a girl while a mouse dances and the music of Jose Iturbi elevates the show.
The 1923 memoir adapted film follows Cornelia Otis Skinner and Emily Kimbrough on a European trip without parental supervision. One loves a football player the other a doctor as Gail Russell Diana Lynn and Charles Ruggles head the Paramount cast. Shows start at 8:00 PM with additional features including News and Noveltcon.
Hillcrest Farm and Hatchery in Milan Missouri lists 1st grade chicks available each Tuesday in limited numbers. Chicks are assorted heavies with no sex guaranteed and priced per 100. Also offers feeds remedies and supplies.
Wool buyers seek wool from growers. J. R. Williams & Co act as agents for Truedale Bros and invite sellers to storefronts and offices to arrange purchases.
The local PEO Chapter met with Mrs. Almeda Bartow on Wednesday evening May 8. After the business meeting, Mrs. Reba Hummel assisted by Mrs. Ada Belling, Mrs. Beverly Moore and Mrs. Della Peters gave a complete report of the State Convention. Guest Mrs. Bessie Fleming of Chillicothe attended. Ice cream with fresh strawberries, white cake and coffee were served.
Frank Cassity of Purdin Missouri leads a hay repair effort as drought relief work progresses. Local farmers rally to salvage damaged hay supplies and stabilize winter feed. Community volunteers coordinate logistics and share equipment for the operation.
The article lists the days to display the U S flag when weather permits, including New Year’s Day January 1 and Washington’s Birthday February 22 with others such as Memorial Day May 30 and Independence Day July 4. It notes additional days proclaimed by the President and state holidays, from Claude H. Myers Post No 274 of The American Legion.
The family gathered Sunday May 12 to honor James Crist on what would be his 85th birthday May 15. Children, grandchildren, and great grandchildren attended, with a bountiful noon dinner and a convivial evening of visiting.
The poppy became the memorial flower for Americans dead in both World Wars. From Flanders fields to Armistice Day traditions, the red blossoms symbolize sacrifice. American Legion Auxiliary drives support for disabled veterans and families through Poppy Day donations worldwide.
Mrs Walter E. Crooks dies at 5 50 PM after a fall. Survived by husband three sons Noble George and Keith a daughter Mrs Trene Herbert four grandchildren and other relatives. Services Thursday May 16 at Locust Valley Baptist Church at 2 PM with interment in a nearby cemetery under Wade Funeral Service directions.
Mother's Day was celebrated at the home of Mr and Mrs Oda Spencer in Laclede. Mrs G W Spencer surrounded by children and grandchildren including Mrs Lloyd Couch and daughter from Linne, Floyd Spencer and family, Alex Purdin of Brookfield, Vincent Steele from Moline, Miss Van Dem Ogle, Verlon Ogle just back from Colorado. A delicious dinner was served at five o'clock. pictures were taken and the day ended with visiting.
R. M. Peterson of Minneapolis bought Elliott Coal Co. and the coal and drayage business plus Loren Elliott's residence. Possession was immediate. Roy Miller will manage until Peterson relocates to Minneapolis and disposes of his property. Elliott couple undecided on next steps.
Local notices list Mrs Cari Daniels of Browning selling two high quality Jersey milk cows. No prices are shown in the available text.
Junior and senior classes along with faculty and board of education enjoyed the annual banquet and dance on May 7 in the BHS gym. Guests toured a tropical island themed setup with palm trees and island decor while a three course meal was served by Wesleyan Service Guild members.
Mrs Lelia Nickell hosted the W S of C S on May 2 with attendees Adams Tate Bartow Carter Schrock Drake Nickell Gooch Prather Hooker Slack and eaning. Visitors included Mrs Fanning. The group sang Bless Be The Tie That Binds, prayed, and heard offerings from Mrs Keithley and Mrs Adams. The Zone meeting was set for June 11 with Mrs Elizabeth Prather.
Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Baker hosted a Sunday dinner for visiting Luther Baker of Rockford NL who arrived Saturday to spend a few days with his parents and relatives. Luther received his discharge last Wednesday. Other guests included Mr. and Mrs. Harold Rinehart and son Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Hoselton and son and Mr. and Mrs. Ray Nickell and son.
Our Sunday School shows progress with 51 attendees. The Red and White contest favors the reds 31 to 20. Rev Pollock will speak at Haseville Methodist Church on Sunday night May 19. Everyone is invited to attend.
Schrock Church reports 41 in attendance and a 4.26 collection last Sunday. Rev. Wm. J. Reames of Des Moines Iowa will preach at 11 o'clock next Sunday May 19. Verna McClaren Reporter.
The revival continues at the Browning Methodist Church with gospel preaching each evening at 8 o clock. Sunday School starts at 10 a m with L P Mohr as pastor and Supt Schrock. The message urges spiritual refreshing and invites all to attend. Clergy Roger conducts services with Ada Smith and Raymond Quigley listed as supts for different districts.
Mrs Ruth Bartimus hosted the Sunshine Workers Club meeting on Wednesday May 8. Members present were Sylvia Dora Martha Reba Lora Ethel Lorene Ruth and visitors Letha Bailey Mrs Eula Crow Plus nine men and twelve children attended. The day’s work was tearing rag rags and a white elephant sale performed well. Lorene won the hostess gift. Next gathering with Ethel in two weeks includes a surprise box sale and a bell call with a household limit.
Elmer More lock Browning advertises a five room house with two large lots for sale in Browning.
W. H. Watson of Browning Missouri forbids hunting with guns or dogs on his farm, stating a firm ban to protect property. The notice cautions trespassers and preserves livestock and crops from disturbance.
The Post Office Department in Washington issued an embargo on parcel post shipments weighing more than eleven pounds effective midnight May 9 due to coal strikes and rail service cuts. Exemptions include live poultry, nursery stock, eggs and perishable foods, medicines and surgical supplies. Normal parcel post limit is seventy pounds, with length and girth capped at sixty inches.
The Haseville Ladies Aid met with Mrs. Ira Cox on May 2 with twelve members and five visitors. Mrs. Witt Browning led the meeting. after songs and scripture, a short business session concluded with prayer. Contests awarded to Mrs. Howard Buckner, Norman Crooks, Mrs. Lois Young, and Miss Pearl Wood.
R. E. A. Wiring Losh and Lichtenberg advertise electrical contracting with eight years of experience. All work guaranteed to pass REA inspection. Full line of fixtures at Winigan. Free estimates by Fred Losh in Winigan or K R Lichtenberg in Marcine.
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