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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1950
Page
8
Wool buyers J. R. Williams & Co seek wool as usual. The report covers community visits and dinners: Mrs. Mary S. Martin returns from Moline Illinois. Lt. Bernard Browning visits Brooklyn Navy crew. multiple families from Brookfield Ottumwa Seymour Newton and Kan sas City host and visit relatives in various towns.
Locust Valley items note Mrs. Chester Schrock and son Jack and Mrs. Francis Schrock visiting Brookfield last Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. S B Lay and son called on Mr. and Mrs. O L Lay Sunday evening. Thursday guests of Mr. and...
The Mercantile advertises stock of I. G. A. brand foods for convenient meals. A clipped line notes availability in the am WA QOLE region.
Mrs W T Nickell and family members from Lin neus and Leoffler area enjoyed visits with friends and relatives. J D Seaman traveled to Kansas City to see Mrs Hazel Kelley who is improving at the hospital. Mrs Kelley hopes to return home briefly soon. Everett Keithley hosted sons Norris and Morris and families near Harris. Roy Bundies and granddaughters visited Mrs Icy Brehm. Marvin Rinehart and daughter joined Mrs Roy Knifong for a Sunday gathering. Mrs Avis Langdon of Gary Ind spoke with her mother Mrs Knifong. Blaine Nickell and children attended a Mother’s Day dinner at Earl Chapman’s near Wheeling. Victor Jones visited Friday with daughter Mrs J D Quigley and her sons.
A light rain fell Monday night as Scottsville residents attended church events and visited neighbors. Mr and Mrs James Bundridge and Mr and Mrs Glenn Rhodes hosted Sunday gatherings with R A Thurlo and Mrs Rush. Rosalie and Anita Faye McClaren went to Kirksville and KF EQ Radio Entertainers drew crowds at the Electric Theatre in Browning. Dewain Ford family joined Joe Ford for a Sunday outing while A A Brehm of Shelbina visited J D Seaman. McClaren attended Bacalaureate services at Brown-
Mrs. Essie Watson attended the Hicks sale at Browning Saturday. Mrs. Susie Beck spent from Friday until Sunday at Bill Beck's. Little Ricky Thurlo stayed with grandparents R. A. Thurlo and Hinda Rush Friday night. Mr. and Mrs. Quinten Fields called on Lester and Mrs. Fields Saturday night.
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