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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1949
Page
8
The Star reports a club meeting with a business session followed by cards and dancing. Refreshments were sandwiches and coffee. The next monthly meeting is set for Shelby in December. Two out of town games occurred last week with scores 18-4 and 25-14.
On Friday night November 4 Meadville hosts saw the girls win 18 to 2 after a slow start. The boys played a tough contest but fell 31 to 20 to Meadville.
Linneus teams prepare for a November night matchup against Fs Rae, aiming to showcase their offense and defense in a key local clash.
The group weighs plans this week while Mrs Brantner misses school due to her son’s illness and Mrs Velma Jennings serves as substitute.
A local shop describes war era shortages and prices for heaters refrigerators freezers and radios. It invites inspection of Maytag and Tappan gas appliances and promises layaway and an upcoming shipment while noting veterans returning home and the desire to provide usable items during hard times.
Ronan Be announces that Oat Faraecy Hl pis i e at Wetheaday's gamme. Junior Mundell, a Brookshire teacher, will be transferred to Browning to teach the 8th and 4th grades.
The three week revival at Mt Hope featured Rev Neel Coram, Rev C E Davis, and Mr and Mrs Abbott with a junior choir. The Davises stayed with local families and the Abbotts were seen shopping in nearby towns during the week.
Local notes recount visits among Scottsville residents including the Mc Claren, Fanning, Beck, and Norman families. Clayton Warren raises a five pound turnip north of town and brings produce to the editor. Travel and family visits span to Kansas City and Santa Cruz with multiple relatives present.
The piece notes Mrs Hinds Rush and Lyle McClares shucking corn for Buster Rine while Mrs Wayne Foster moves to the Herhe Bailey farm. The fragment mentions moving to a farm residence.
Kansas City to Washington indicates travels. Earl Helms and son Donnie move to Triplett Missouri with friends noting well wishes. Frank Turner family from Des Moines Iowa visit, then Morris Chapel. Coffman families from Marshalltown and Hugh Hale guests of Hale family. Burke and Knight trip to Colorado with relatives and sugar beet display at the office.
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