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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1945
Page
4
Witty quips on gender, war work, and daily life
A collection of humorous observations on women and men, divorce, DDT, war jobs, public behavior, comments on Browning, luck and insult, pork shortages, water on stage, mystery writers pay, and a mention of Japan after Pearl Harbor.
Local passings and visits noted in Browning
Rev and Mrs Mohr and Mr and Mrs Fay Peterson of Browning attended Sunday school and church. Molly Breeding visited Sam Broyles. Russell Roberts and son of Kansas City spent the weekend here. Hinda Dillinger of Steelville visited. Ott Crump visited John Crump. Nora Grindstaff returned from Kirksville. Paul Sorenson and son of Oroville California lost their home to fire. Sorenson was Mary Grindstaff's sister. Grant Smith visited Chillicothe relatives. Herman Thorpe and family moved into their property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mohr
Fay Peterson
Browning
Methodist
Molly Breeding
Sam Broyles
Russell Roberts
Kansas City
Hinda Dillinger
Steelvile
Ott Crump
John Crump
Humphreys
Nora Grindstaff
Tom Harrelson
Kirksville
Paul K. Sorenson
Oroville
California
Sorenson
Mary Grindstaff
Harrison Grindstaff
Grant Smith
Chillicothe
Haseville Visitors Share Weekend Notes
Sunday visitors to Mr. and Mrs. Ed Sayers and Carole included Mr. and Mrs. Donald Reys and family and Mrs. Cora Reys of St. Joseph, plus Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Young and boys and others. Afternoon callers were J. R. Wood family. Franklin Leslie of St. Louis spent the weekend with Harry and Billie Leslie. Billie Keeling visited W. R. Young and relatives. Ora Hecker has returned home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Sayers
Carole
Donald Reys
Cora Reys
St. Joseph
Kenneth Young
Tedy Holser
Sandra
Morris Crookshanks
Shirley
Farrell Warren
J. R. Wood
Franklin Leslie
St. Louis
Harry Leslie
Billie
Billie Keeling
W. R. Young
Ora Hecker
Family visits and Sunday calls noted in local column
Saturday from California brought visits to Orline and family. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Myrick and family were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Everett Keithley and boys. Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Crookshanks spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Everett Crookshanks. Mr. and Mrs. Port Jones were with Beryl Warren and boys. Mr. and Mrs. Elton Kesler called on Mr. and Mrs. Bird Able. Mr. Able is reported real poorly. Mr. and Mrs. Tedy Holser and Sandra visited Mr. and Mrs. Ora Holser Sunday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calfornia
Orline
Earl Myrick
Everett Keithley
Vernon Crookshanks
Everett Crookshanks
Port Jones
Beryl Warren
Elton Kesler
Bird Able
Able
Tedy Holser
Sandra
Ora Holser
Purdin Items Chronicle Local News and Visit Notes
Fall weather and leaves described. numerous local visits and family news from Purdin and surrounding areas. Mentions of illness, travel to Minnesota and North Carolina, and return trips. 4 H club activity and local shopping. funeral attendance in Brookfield. a few residents moving or visiting relatives in Missouri and Arizona.
Doris Harris Weds Fred Robinson in Kirksville Vows
Miss Doris Harris became Mrs. Fred Robinson on Sunday October 14 in Kirksville. About 135 guests attended the old fashioned wedding at the Harris home with her parents Mr and Mrs Orlin Harris. The report lists local relatives attending and other community notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doris Harris
Fred Robinson
Kirksville
Orlin Harris
Wiley Taylor
Harold
Barbara
June
Carol Pipes
US Waves
Ray Pipes
Carol
Chicago
Seattle
Washington
Wiley
Harold Taylor
Glenn Morris
Milan
J. O. Harris Sr c
Everett Harris
Franklin
Alva Franklin
Mildred
Hartwell Franklin
Alva
Anna ‘Tay
Green City
R. L Brown
Ross Knight
Cross Roads
Happy Workers Club
Nellie Brown
Miss Carol
Dora Bunch
Hubert Morris
Mark Ames
Near Mystic
Shelby Items at Brookfield Community Sale
Dora and Carwin Cornwall attended the Brookfield Community Sale on October 26 and bought a horse. James Cokerham and L T Finney bought stock hogs of Geo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dora
Carwin Cornwall
Brookfield
James Cokerham
L. T. Finney
Geo
Local Visits and Social Rounds Around Lee Wood Home
Community notes show Emma Rottmann and others visiting the Lee Wood home last week. Several visits occurred to and from the Goins residence with neighbors Red Gooch, Babe Kimbrough, Gus Oertwig and Frances Dunkin also mentioned. Weekend and Friday shopping trips feature in Brookfield and Waverly errands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Rottmann
Browning
Lee Wood
C. M. Goins
Red Gooch
Roberta Gooch
South Magle
Brookfield
Marvin Murrell
Babe Kimbrough
Gus Oertwig
T. J. Seaman
Linnens
Rolla Gocch
Scottsville Scenes and Local Visits Roundup
Albert Baker and Browning carpenters work on a cattle shed for Atkins and Buthany. Mrs. Mary Tipton stayed with Mr. and Mrs. Ed Smiley west of Roger. Hubert Atkins and Allen McClarren attended a Hereford sale in Trenton last Monday. Hardin George family moved to the Dell place and work for Atkins. Joe Ford family and Allen Fanning joined relatives over the weekend. Seaman family spent last Saturday with daughter in Shebina. Hubert Atkins visited Trenton on Thursday for a doctor's appointment. Ford family traveled to Milan on Saturday. G. P. Club met with Mrs. Roscoe Powell. Laster Fields and daughter Violet of Topeka are visiting John Morgan family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Baker
Browning
Atkins
Buthany
Mary Tipton
Ed Smiley
Roger
Hubert Atkins
Allen McClarren
Trenton
Hardin George
Dell Place
Joe Ford
Allen Fanning
J. D. Seaman
Shebina
Milan
G. P. Club
Roscoe Powell
Laster Fields
Violet
Topeka
Kansas
John Morgan
Clem Spring and Cora Visitors and Local Notes
Visitors gathered at the Guy Brookshier home on Sunday including Mr and Mrs John Pratt and several others. Franklin Chapman and Norene Brookshier were noted as married at Milan on October 20th. The Clem Spring school pie supper drew a large crowd and Sherman Hoskins is reported improving. Leo Brinkley is listed as a Browning visitor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Broockshier
John Pratt
Duff Jennings
Jackie
Bonnie
Carol Lou
Judy
Franklin Chapman
Milan
Hattie Jennings
Kay Stufflbean
Trumbo
Marvin Stephenson
Clem Spring School
Henry Hoskins
Near Winigan
Sherman Hoskins
Lloyd Zeigler
Novinger
Leo Brinkley
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Elva Pearson
Effie Pulliam
Mary
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Walter Jerome
Wallace Pulliam
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Susie Pulliam
Virginia Falconer
Frank Murrain
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Austin Myers
Bobby
Homer Finney
Cecil Lambert
Orville Ogle
Alabama
Emma McCollum
Bill Gall
Johnson District
Shelby
Morris Chapel
Scottsville
Unionville, MO
Missouri Agricultural Extension Service
Guy Pettit
Homer I. Parman
Unionville, Missouri
T. R. McArtor
M. D
DR. Vinton Jones
Office
Schoene's
E. R. Duncan
Burlington Station
Browning, Mo
Carlos Mace
Electric Theatre
David Norte
Letere Célfee
Devie i Fanon Moseludith
Ketly
Bing Crosby
Betty Hutton
E. G. Boatright
Optometrist
Over Welsh Drug Store
Brookfield, Mo
Clem Spring
Cora
Wissowuds
Issouri
Rex McDonald
Missouri Association
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West High Street
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