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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1947
Page
4
Fern N Woodward and G T Woodward publish the Browning Leader-Record Browning Missouri. Established 1884 the paper offers a subscription price of 1 50 per year and is entered as second class matter at the Browning post office.
Mr and Mrs Elza Jacobs spent Saturday night and Sunday with his sister Mrs J W Bundridge and family Verl Hollon helped Johnnie Elliott shear sheep this week Mrs Beryl Bundridge and children visited her ill mother Jim Morris was in Cora Sunday for car service Leland Swearengen and family shopped in Milan Nore Holton and son visited Milan calling on Mrs Ethel J W oneeeetiee
Locust Valley residents including Mr. and Mrs. O L Lay and Mrs. Everett Keithley traveled to Linneus last Monday. Gordon Johnson and Vernon, Chas E Fuller visited Brookfield. J D Quigley and Fay Bowyer were in Brookfield, and Reid Johnson and Kirk and Karen from Colorado Springs stayed with his parents.
Mr and Mrs Gordon Johnson and Vernon attended the funeral of their uncle Major Norvell on Thursday. Mr and Mrs Eugene McKay spent Sunday at the Francis Schrock home to meet their new son Steven Francis after Bundies left for Kirksville on Friday.
A light rain fell Saturday. Mrs Mable Robinson of Brown A is visiting her sister Mrs J D Seaman while her husband recovers in the hospital. Rosalie McClaren helps Mrs J T Hoselton with housework. Mr and Mrs Joe Ford and their children spent Sunday at Allen Fanning’s. Paul Hosellin works for Edgar Jimmie Butler returns last week to the home of Mr and Mrs John Morgan from South Missouri. Keith Lee visits this week with his grandparents Mr and Mrs Allen Fanning.
Local column lists Mrs. Harry Lambert and Mrs. Robert Lambert and families visiting in Purdin, Browning, and Chillicothe. Notes show Mrs. Hooker improving, 4 H picnic at Dickinson school, and various trips by Longwell, Abbott, Lambert, and Belzer families across nearby towns.
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