Fern N Woodward and G T Woodward Owners and Publishers
Fern N Woodward along with G T Woodward are identified as owners and publishers in the document dated Thursday May 26 1949. The notice cites their roles governing the publication.
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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1949
Page
4
Purdin Items Rain News and Local Visit Notes
Rain continued with no damaging wind or hail as storms bypassed the area. Mrs. Bill Smith returns home from McLarney Hospital after three weeks, improving. Local residents share visits and health updates including Thelman Armstrong and Nellie Garrett helping with chores. Several townsfolk travel to Palmyra and Brookfield. Mr. Moore’s funeral attended by Purdin residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Smith
McLarney Hospital
Frank Lambert
Roe. Conley
Thelman Armstrong
Nellie Garrett
Arthur Griffith
Palmyra
Gene Baskett
Ernest Pearson
Brookfield
W. F. Rice
Purdin
Mr. Moore
Joe
Clem Spring Social and Family Visits Across Town
Local notes recount showers and cool weather. Mary Ann Dunlap attended a Bolivar summer term of college. Hattie Jennings and granddaughter visited Davenport Iowa with daughter and Bill Seward family returning home last Thursday. Orval Kizzier helped Duff Jennings plant corn. Haskell Hollon family visited Minnie Fanning on Sunday. Townspeople attended Milan carnival last week. Roy Knnfun g called at Duff Jennings home. Norman Ellison returns home for the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Ann Dunlap
Bolaver
Hattie Jennings
Davenport
Iowa
Bill Seward
Orval Kizzier
Duff Jennings
Haskell Hollon
Minnie Fanning
Milan
Roy Knnfong
Norman Ellison
Local Social Roundup From Warren and Nearby
Mrs Will VanFossen and Mrs Josie Fields shopped in Humphreys and called at the Kirbys home. Mrs Lloyd Crowdis visited Chillicothe to see her daughter and family. Duane Ford and family visited in Reger at Walter McKay’s home. Gilbert McKay’s sister visited in St Joseph and another sister from California joined. Local residents attended a ball game at Roger with several families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will VanFossen
Josie Fields
Humphreys
Kirby VanFossen
Lloyd Crowdis
Chillicothe
Donald Hunsaker
Duane Ford
Reger
Walter McKay
Gilbert McKay
St. Joseph
California
Roger
Lee Marlay
Lois Gray
Garry
Eula Crowdis
Tom Ford
John Rardon
Community Family News and Weekend Visits
Mrs. Lee Allen spent Wednesday with her mother Mrs. Nora Hollon and family. Je Page of Chicago visited Thursday with Mr. and Mrs. Von Shaw. Frank McDonald called at the Beyrs Bundridge home Sunday morning. Ronald Jones has been nursing mumps and measles the past week. Floyd Hollon helped with chores at Johnie Elliott's during their father’s visit. Families of Earl Hollon and Lee Allen shared Sunday with Beyr Bundridge family. John A. Browning and relatives also spent Sunday with Ernest Bundridge's parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Allen
Nora Hollon
Je Page
Chicago
von Shaw
Frank McDonald
Beyrs Bundridge
Ronald Jones
Floyd Hollon
Johnie Elliott
Earl Hollon
Mildred
Beyr Bundridge
John A. Browning
Gary
Gene
Beyr
Bundridge
Ernest Bundridge
North East Linn Items Recap Two Week Events
Local notices recount family visits and social gatherings in North East Linn. Harold Adams and daughter Sherry visited Harold’s parents in Clarinda Iowa, returning midweek. Louise Riddle plus Cordray and McCollum families hold multiple dinners and celebrations including W E Cordray’s 30th wedding anniversary. Casual trips to Kirksville Brookfield Marceline and Green City appear alongside school board meetings and community club gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Adams
Sherry
Clarinda
Iowa
Elsie Riddle
Novinger
Glen Demery
W. E. Cordray
Helena
Okla
Otis McCollum
Ivan
Perry Christian
Earl McCollum
Darrell
Ronnie
Earl Abbott
Carl
Edgar McCollum
Janice
Glen
Okey Milhoan
Thelma Ann
Otis
Kirksville
Bernice Schoonover
Cattey School House
Glen Demory
Terrell Eee
Brookfield
Tuesay
Fred Reiner
Ottumwa
Nowak Farm
Winigan
Marceline
Wednesay
Cattey-Price
Paul Crist’s
Lloyd Cordray
Karl McCollum
Green City
Eddie Morris
Paul Crist
W.C.M.C. Spabe
Leila Brantner
Das Il Cable
Dickinson items show many Brookfield visits and family notes
Local notices list numerous Dickinson family gatherings, visits in Brookfield Fayette and Purdin, measles cases, and weekend activities. Names include Ellen Floyd, Norma June, Gary Wayne, Calvin Lambert, Leoma Lambert, Lucille Lambert, Jacob Cokerham, and many others with frequent dinner, shopping, and social visits across area towns.
Traffic Deaths Decrease In April In Missouri
Missouri State Highway Patrol records show April traffic deaths down 33 percent from 1948. There were 66 deaths last April and 44 this April, a rural and small-town drop from 57 to 35. First four months total 207, down 16 from last year, with rural declines and urban increases. Colonel David E. Harrison comments on the hopeful but ongoing accident issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Missouri State Highway Patrol
David E. Harrison
Public ad support sought by readers and patrons
A terse plea notes that the paper needs advertising help from readers and patrons to stay in publication, inviting support to fund the newspaper’s continuation.
Start Soon Let Us Drive Slower on Missouri Highways
A Missouri reader urges caution after April traffic crashes caused nearly 3 million dollars in losses. He calls speed a top killer and urges drivers to Start sooner drive slower and arrive safely to prevent accidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Showtimes Announced for Evening Theatre Schedule
The listing sets shows at 8:00 p.m. from Monday through Saturday and a 7:30 p.m. performance on Sundays, outlining the weekly theater timetable.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Browning
Clem
Warren and Vicinity
North East Linn Items
Dickinson
Ellen Floyd
Norma June
Gary Wayne
M Everett Briggs
Robert Lambert
Allen Belzer
John Longwell
Leoma
Lucille Lambert
Calvin Lambert
Fayette
Roy Simpson
Earl Campbell
Crede Broyles
Mary Helen
Albert Lambert
Norlan
Eugene West
Judy Belzer
Beverly Taylor
Harry Lambert
Theodore Steele
Charley Steele
Rothville
Leoma Lambert
Jamita Cokerham
Ellea Floyd
Bill Thompson
and Simpson Cordray
Marlene Abbott
Harold Abbott
Ellis Abbott
John Walden Abbott
Helen Ann West
Wayne Abbott
John Walden
Flossie Wyatt
Harry
Wayne Abpott
Wayne Britton
Nelson Britton
Archie Dickinan
Norman Woodside
Everett
Larry
Eldon Riddle
Duane Head
Clay Stufflebean
Curt Bauer
New Boston
Leon Smith
North Salem
Electric Theatre
Montgomery Cliff A Mac Cahon
Ivan Jandl
Sun
Mon
Julia
Greer Garson
Walter Pidgeon
Peter Lawford
Lum
Chester Lauck
Abner
Norris Goff
Kay Linaker
Frostmaster
Crosley Dealer
Bailey
Crosley
Coopersation
Maytag Company
Browning, Missouri
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