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Browning
Missouri
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Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1946
Page
4
Grantsville Social Roundup Sees Local Visits and Carnival Notice
Mrs. John Gall and J. D. Gall visited Brookfield on Friday. Betty Patterson traveled to Kansas City for a teachers meeting. Mr and Mrs James Smith and others visited in Brookfield. Dod Bagley moved to Purdin. Grantsville Club held a weiner roast at Grafton Corbin's home on Thursday night October 31. Carnival slated at Grantsville School Friday night November 15. Betty Patterson, teacher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Gall
J.D. Gall
Brookfield
Betty Patterson
Kansas City
James Smith
Walter Smith
Herbert Bevier
Granville Barrows
Gerald Ray
Ervin Barrows
Dod Bagley
Purdin
Richard Lee
Edwin Barrows
Ben Barrows
Grantsville Club
Grafton Corbin
Jackson Center Visitor Report Outlines Brookfield Family
Mrs. R. E. Smith and her son Roy from Brookfield were visiting in Jackson Center, sharing a brief glimpse of family ties in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. E. Smith
Roy
Brookfield
Local residents host and visit over weekend
Community members and relatives spent weekends and days with family and friends across several towns. Marilyn and Tommy Shiflett visited Floy Morris and Julius Wood. Miss Rayma Hicks visited her mother Lelia Hicks. Jackie Molloy of Evansville vacationed with relatives. many others hosted or visited in Maryville Laclede Corning and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marilyn
Tommy Shiflett
Floy Morris
Julius Wood
Rayma Hicks
Lelia Hicks
Jackie Molloy
Evansville
Ind
Bob Turner
Rollan Gooch
George
Jesse Hicks
Carlos Hicks
Chillicothe
Jesse Bruce
Maryville
Lillian Hicks
Bonita
Local residents travel for family and business
Mr. and Mrs. Gus Oertwig and Lee Wood visited Chillicothe on business one day last week. Mrs. Bertha Gooch returned from West Virginia where she had been visiting her son Dr. W. J. Gooch and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Wood
Gus Oertwig
Lee Wood
Chillicothe
Bertha Gooch
West Virginia
W. J. Gooch
Thudium Family Hosts and Nearby Visitors
Mr. and Mrs. Orville Thudium and son Gary join their parents E. E. Thudium for Sunday dinner. Charley Pearler visits with his children. Glen and Phillip Bailey host visitors while Jno Bauer’s family is also seen. Earl Campbell and Jorce busy harvesting on the E. E. Thudium farm. Mrs. W. J. Burkholder returns from Sedalia with family guests for a few days. Additional relatives and neighbors visit or travel to Brookfield and Danville, Ill. for weekend activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orville Thudium
Gary
Richard Thudium
E. E. Thudium
Charley Pearler
Glen Bailey
Phillip Bailey
Jno. Bauer
Earl Campbell
Jorce
Helen Cassity
Brookfield
Eugene Walker
Green City
W. J. Burkholder
Roy
Sedalia
John, Wayne
Bennie
Erma Burkholder
Clifford Shell
Mr. Clark
Danville
Ill
Jerry Guy
Robert Hunt
Nolan Creason
Corn shucking underway and family visit in Scottsville
In Scottsville the community is corn shucking. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Smith and their children spent Friday with Allen Fanning. Brown ing had no school at all last week except Monday and Tuesday due to a teachers meeting in Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Smith
Allen Fanning’s
Browning
Kansas City
Local family visits and regional travel notes
Mrs Essie Watson and Mrs Ruth Wages spent the week end with Miss Leona Watson in Kansas City. Jimmie Butler has gone to Springfield MO. The bridge west of Browning will soon be finished which is good news around here. Mr and Mrs Loyd Crowdis were Purdin visitors Saturday. Mr and Mrs Hardin George spent Sunday with relatives in Browning. Mrs Lillian McClaren and children of Milan spent a few days last week with her mother Mrs Lula Brumbaugh and her sister Mrs Max Williams and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Essie Watson
Ruth Wages
Leona Watson
Kansas City
Jimmie Butler
Springfield
Browning
Loyd Crowdis
Hardin George
Lillian McClaren
Milan
Lula Brumbaugh
Max Williams
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Browning, Missouri
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Jackson Center
T. R. McArtor
M. D
Carlos Mace
DR. Vinton Jones
D.D.S
Office
E. G. Boatright
Optometrist
Over Welsh Drug Store
Peterson Insurance
Agency
Browning, Mo
Schoene’s
Milan, Missouri
E. R. Duncan
D.ds
Depot Veterans Service
S. C. Atkinson
Frances Bldg
O. F. Creason
Sam Sprague
Macon
C. M. Goins
Rolla Gooch
Hiram Gooch
Laclede
J. D. Gall
Jim Goins
Clarence Sprague
Corning
Iowa
Sonny Palmer
Leonard Richardson
Urb Johnson
Essie Wood
Gail Davis
Mr Orrarian
Wade Funeral Service
Chevrolet
Eee
Korea
Japan
1St Cavalry
11Th Airborne
Isles of Pines
Far East
Warriors of Peace
Voice of the Army
N. Williams St
Moberly, MO
Mae A
Soea
U. S. Army
Esseze
Electric Theatre
Ton
Fred Astaire
Lucille Ball
Gene Kelly
Red Skelton
Scottsville
Herman Payne
D.O
Purdin, Missouri
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